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NOTICE.
DENTISTS.

Ce FOR A SET OF TEETH. -
oDO They are beautiful, durable, 1fyfY0
and h(eiike. Guaranteed TO be as good rs
any made elsewhere. Can give as reference
500 persons now wearing teeth that
made. TEETH EXTRACTED without pain
for so cents. All kinds OF filling from 81
up. Old sets remodelled and made as good
as new. Entire ABSTRACTION guaranteed.
The red street-cars pass the door.
DIR. Z. CALVIN JOHNSTON,
Dentist,
$50 ,Dest Main street, about one square east
OF Monroe Park. je 16-Uyl'
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s1x : =
Inn SILK DRESSES 10 BIZ Sac
RrFcsp.

The above are THE NEWEST and most
desirable styles OF SUMMER STRIPED
and CHECKED SILKS OF this seasons pur-
chase and win be sold at and below COSTA
sPLENDID BARGAIN.
20 and q4-inch BLACK sURAH OF 75c., 81.
and s1.25.
20 and 24-inch BLACK SILK MERvEL-
LIEUx, SATIN FINISHED, at s7xc..N
N.1o. and s1.25.
The above lines OF BLACK SILK GOODS
are soft finished. and Just the thing for
the warm season, being cooler than
grenadine, and are the best value in
these goods ever offered by US.
Ladies'. Gentlemen's, and Childrens
GAUZE VESTS from 80 to so cents.
Our recent cash purchase OF WHITE GOODS
nom northern jobber who has lately
failed enables us to offer some remarks
bic bargains in INDIA LINENS, CHECK
MAINS SOCKS, P1QUEs. and other
White Goods; TO which we invite at
tention.
CARDozo & Co
INV Ol-aOf1
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CITY TAXES.

A VII lAAEO.
OFFIcE CITY COLLECTOR.
RICHMOND. May 80, 1885. !
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
between the hours OF Q O'Clock A. NJ. and 8
o'clock +. VI. from the
18TH TO THE s0TH DAY oFJUNE INCLU-
SIVE,
for the purpose OF receiving nom all persons
TAXES DUE TO THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND.
Any person who shall fail to pay the
whole or one half OF said taxes within the
time 80 limited will be considered delin-
quent, and will be charged a penalty OF D
per cent. upon the total amount thereof
and interest at the rate OF 9 per centum per
snnum. A. X. WooDSoN'
City Collector.
All daily papers will copy. my 81
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A ssslUrz1r rUa1
FL I ! llsS'A.I|..
E T: e |'E!EAsa.E|.HIsIIl!.::
Els i E$#$$$' 3: -
Eno al-1yl
MEETINGS..

A STATED COMMUNICABLE
IA TION of TEMPLB LODGE, No. ~
q. A. +. and A. NJ, will be held at 81.
Albaus Hall THIS wednesday, EVENING
AT 9 O'Clock for the installation OF ofncers
and celebration OF the Festival Oh st' john
the Baptist.
All Master Masons In good standing are
fraterusl4y invited TO attend.
By oder OF the Worshipful Master:
s. MEG. FISHER,
10 o4.rt Secretary.
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D6- ST. PAUES CHURCH.-Di-
vine service TO-DAY at IL o'clock-day OF
st. John the Baptist.
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COURT ORDERS,
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, June II, 1855.
DODD VS.. BURROWS, &C.: IN
~ THE CHANCERY COURT OF
THE CITY OF RICH
M0ND.

Extract from decree OF June IS, 1851
"sss ON consideration whereof the Court
doth refer this cause to W. j. Leake
Esq, one OF the commissioners OF this
court, for the following purposes:
81 To take an account of all assets In
the State OF Virginia belonging to the estate
OF Roswell S. Burrows, deceased, showing
the character and value OF the same and
also the annual value OF the real estate.
"2. To take an account OF all claims ana
icIIuuus uue 10 uOmeStlC CEvdttUIs of the
estate OF Roswell ). Burrows, deceased, to-
gether with their prlOritles, II any.
80. Any other matter deemed pertinent
by the commissioner or required TO be spe-
cially stated by any party Interested
And the Court directs that notice OF the
time and place fixed by the commissioner
for executing the requirements OF this de-
cree shall be published once a week for
four successive weeks in the Richmond
Dispatch newspaper which shall be equiva-
lent to personal service on all parties IN
terested.'
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~ l<S< 49, - -
lffE6G11<kb n xufnoxifr 81 fHx Ami.
Toz s ey yu 5sL AcccuSrs,l 49,,
a NNUAL STATEMENT FOR THE
IA FIeCAL YEAR ENDING THE slsr
DAY or DECEMBER 1884, OF THE AC-
TuAL CONDITION OF TAE LONDON AS
sUHAnc,E CoEP0 IA AT QEg Ga
MADE TO THE AUDITOR OF PUBLIC
ACCOUNTS FOR THE COMMONWEALTH
OF VIRGINIA, PURSUANT TO AN ACT
or THE GENEKAL "A, Ass az bly, RE x:
COMPANIES. APPROVED FEBRUARY
~, 1s7s.--Name Of the company In FULL
LONDON ASSURANCE CORPORATION. Home
or principal Office Of said eompany-UsIrEo
STATES BRANCH. No. as WALLsrRsET, NEW
YORK. Character OF the company, whether
fire, ere and marine, or marine Insurance
company-FiRg. Secretary In tue United
Sta,es-BESoSr LOCKWOOD. Organized and
Incorporated "A. ID. 1920. Commenced
business In the United States-A. -. 1879.
Name OF the general agent In virginia..
II. MONTAGUE. Residence OF the general
agent In Virginia-RIcHsoSD.
1. CAPITAL.
I. The amount Of subscribed
capitaI............ ..... ............. { sss.55o
.. The amount Of said capital
paid In cash..........."."...-.. ffs.2To
~
II. ASSETS.
United States registered AZ
per cent. bonds par
value. s1,110,0o0; mar
ket value carried ont-......s ,255.6s7 Sc
Cash belonging to company
deposited In bank name
bank: Merchants Bank,
ss.O75.8i: Bank OF New
York s36263.e2. Rank
ofBritish Columbia ss2.05 4fs2. 2s
Cash In officc........................ $50 SO
Gross premiums in course
OF collection not more
than three months due. 62.s9s TO
Total assets...-..............-sl.sSs .ss7 80
III. LIABILITIES.
Net amount unpaid lossess $4,000 90
Total unearned premiums- oO2,e 81
Amouptreclaimable by the
insured on perpetual nie-
insurance policies......,...''. l'so5 so
-
Total amount OF all habili-
ties except capital stock
and net surplus Oe6,siS 81
Surplus beyond capital and
all other liabilities 1919 10
Aggregate OF all liabilities,
Including net surplus. Isl ,S63,997 80
". INCOME.
1. Gross prem ms ss37,7 9l 80
z. Deduct relnsu-
rance and re-
turn prem'ms l737 55 ~
3. Net cash actually received
for premiums. ..................s o6t,O35 40
4. Received for interest and
dividends ..,................,..- 5l.3Ol 70
Total income. .............. s7l5.337 81
v. EXPENDITURES.
l. Amount paid for losses. ass, 1871 90
a. Paid for commissions or
brokerage. .......-...... I0s,5s2 50
Il 3. Paid for salaries, fees. and
all other charges Of Of.
fcers, clerks. agents. and
other employees. 35,ftI 10
4. Paid for State. national,
and local taxes In this
and other States............ 2l,9l0 ~
| 8. All other payments and
expenditures. ...,....,, IAs0t 80
" oflIce.'',..'..'..,'........'..... s4s52 %
Total expenditures. ...........s72l,2 55 %
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Total expenditures ....

STATE OF NEW YORK, Il.
CITY AND COUNTY or NEW YORK,
lie II remembered that on the 3lst day OF
January. 1855. at the city Aforesaid, before
me a comm issioner resident In the said CITY
duly commits ioned and qualified by the ex-
ecutive authority and under the laws OF the
state OF Virginia TO take Acknowledgements
OF deeds &C. to be used or recorded therein,
personally appeared u. Lockwood. secretary
OF the London Aussnrance Corporation
Fire Insurance Company OF London Eng.
land, who. being duly sworn, deposes ana
saws that he is the abOve-described officer
fthe said company. and that the toreg0l hi
Is a true and correct statement OF the actual
condition of said organization on the last
day OF it's fiscal year-to wit. the Slst day
OF December. 1854, according To the best OF
ais information. knowledge. and belief
l) In testimony WHEREOF l nave
lsEAI hereunto set my hand aud amNed
- the seal OF my Office on the 81 list day
of January, Fs5. J. {. ROBERTSON.
Notary Public.
WILLIAM u. RICE.
No. 3 NORTH TENTH STREET RtCHMoND,
Special Agent for Virginia.
iIe23-6tl
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A large lot Of GINGHAMs that were sold
at the beginning os-the season at lsHc.
yard viii be offered to-day at &C.;
I5c. GINGHAMs at sIsc.;
tic. aINGBAMs at i2hc.;
BEsT SCOTCH aINGHAMs q. 17c.--same
goods as we have been selling at use.
yard until to-day.
LEVY q DAVIS.
A large assortment OF FANS. je "a
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Married !.

In this Town, on Tuesday eve
ming, December S'h, 1885, at the
residence of the brides parents, by
the Rev. j. M. Beard, Nix. 7. NJ.
! BIossAT to Miss NJ. f. RUSHING.
We wish the newly welded pair
much pleasure and happiness, and
hope and trust their voyage across
iife's rugged sea will be both safe
and pleasant. Snch, we think, is
the earnest wish of the bride and
groom's many friends here aud
throughout the Parish.
The presents which were elegant
and numerous, were presented by
DR.. Rushing, set Of silver knives
and forks; Mrs. Rushing, ,ct of sill
yer spoons and fancy quilt; Mrs.
J. Il. Garner, glass pitchers; Mrs.
Il. l.. Biossa,, glass tea service;
MIR, aud Mrs. j. j. Ferguson, silver
bowl and spoons; NJ. aud Mrs.
Hetherwick, clliua aud silver puff
stand; Mr.. and Mrs, Schnack, sill
yer butter dish; Mrs. d. Lehman,
glass tea service; Mr.. and Mrs. j.
d. Biossat, silver napkin rings;
Dir. and Mrs. NJ. w. Calvit, silver
napkin rings; Mrs. Garfield, white
zephyr shawl; Miss jennie Pearce,
handsome hlne plush toilet case;
Misses Bennett, chenille embroid-
cred cushion; Miss Katie Jones,
lovely flower stand; Miss Mercer
Garfield, photograph in blue velvet
frame; Miss Inez Rushing, en-
broidered satin mantel sumtreqnine;
Miss Rosa Lehman, embroidered
plush case; Mrs. WIN. p. Marsh,
handsome pin cushion; Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady, tin set; Mrs. A. Ben
nett, she'll frame mirror; Miss V.
Rushing, pairof vases c. l.. Rams
dell, silver syrup pitcher; Mrs. M.
l.. Smith, silk handkerchief; Mrs.
r. a. Biossat, silver butter dish /;
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Racbal, doz-
en- goblets.
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IN MEM0RIAM.
HALL OLIVER LODGE No. 81. }
ALEXANDRIA, La,
Dec. l, 1885, !

We, the undersigned committee,
appointed to draft resolutions on
the death of Brother w. S. RIDGE,
beg leave to submit
That in the death of Brother w.
S. RIDGE, Oliver Lodge No. 81,
Il. & A. NJ, has lost one of its old
est and most beloved members.
That since it has pleased the SUI
preme Master and Architect of the
world to take from our midst our
worthy and beloved Brother, we
bow in humble and reverential obe-
dience to His will, feeling assured
that "His will is best" and that He
in His Divine Wisdom aud Mercy,
has called orr friend and brother
from all earthly labor to Eternal
refreshneut in the Supreme Lodge
above.
That while we deplore the loss
of our beloved Brother and tremhle
at the thought that the Mufled Ga
vel has again sounded in our
midst, We will ever cherish his
memory and the "White Stone"
which marks his memory, in our
hearts will ever be the brighter as
each succeeding year reminds MS of
our beloved aud hallowed dead.
To the family of the deceased
we tender our greatest sympathy
pointing them the Masonic deeds Of
our Brother, and their stay and
comforter in life as a Sun, passport
to the blessings in the great here
after.
That these resolutions he spread
upon our minutes, and published in
our city papers, aud copy fur
nished the family of deceased.
Fraternally submitted,
julius LEVIN, Chm.
Committee 60 o: W H.;3s..,.o
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Notice..

From and after this date, June Sd,
the DEMOCRAT will charge five
~ cents per line for all notices
of charitable and church enter
tainments, etc, each insertion.
All other local notices will be char
ged ten (l0) cents per line for
first insertion and five (5) cents
per line for each subsequent one.
Death notices, less than eight (s)
lines, free.
fractional lines charged as full
lines.
These prices will not, under any
circumstances, he deviated from.
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:, : hcGENNIs & Armstrong; buss
"a'eh runs to the trains met With
an accident on Thursday night near
me Morgan depot: and was some
what damaged, being run into by
Tue locomotive. The right hind
wheel was broken to skaters, and
o'her parts of the vehicle smashed.
iae flrm were yesterday repairing
IT, They informed this local that
'aey would have to order a new
sets Of y cells. In future the dri-
ser shoo | be more careful.
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Communication,

lines Il space in yonr paper it will
be appreciated.
Ire subject matter Of my few
lines is simply this. l am stock
man who has distributed in your
Parish, north of Red river, in the
last three years upwards of S15,-
600 in the purchase of cattle, hav-
ing in connection with my large
cattle interests that of mules and
horses, which | handle in large
numbers every season and in pass
ing through your sister cityssstyled
Pineville | had an. offer on some
horses, which offer | was induced
to accept, but on being informed
by the City Marshal of Pineville
that tax of So per head would he
levied on said sale, and myself as
well as most other stockmen hand
ling on small margin conld not af-
ford to sell on account of this tax
further the money derived from the
sale of this stock wonld have prob
ably or in fact would have been re
invested with your people for cattle
and going most of it as heretofore
into the hands of the merchants of
Pineville, of whom the City Coun-
Gil is composed.
Now, my advice to you people of
Pineville, merchants, business men
and City Fathers, is simply this:
if yon want money, if you need EN-
igration, and I think yon need
good deal of both, is to treat stran-
gers and men who come amongst
yon to make business, in different
light. Repeal you City laws and
do business 10 the present progress
sive style and age, and do not turn
yo"r hacks and say "there goes
that Cowmau or that Texican." I
assure You that in the stock indus
try the largest and in Which more
wealth than any one industry in the
country, and do not look on us
HCowmen" as refugees from justice
or escaped convicts.
We have business men and gen
tlcmen in our ranks, and should vou
have occasion to come to Texas
and wish to be handsomely treated,
visit some Of our ranches and see
the true COW boy as he appears in
his daily avocation, and you will
read in his open, free conntenance,
a welcome to all, and no tao for
selling horses. While / am not
anxious to appear dictatorial in the
management of your municipal
matters and self-made. laws, and
willing while in Rome to do as Ro-
mans do, and | am a Lopisianian,
too, by birth, and my heartiest and
best wishes are with you, l do say,
gentlemen, reform and repeal your
selfish city ordinance. Such little
things may not appear to you at
home at all out of place you are
certainly not benefited by its exis-
tence, as your city yet cannot be
considered so metropolitan, but that
we could visit your limits, make
sales and deliveries and return in
peace a Weather class by $500.
STOCKMAN.
president Cleve|and's mes
.aaa To Gnnnrose .xL;nh xuo Hna
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1885-12-12

1T will not disappoint you. 1t
h'he best article known for purify
'ag tue blood aud building up the
health and strength. For twenty
nse years erysipelas broke out in
''otches on my face. l found no
cure until | used Parkors Tonic
TWO years ago. 1t is the medicine
ior me- E. c. H.
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THE LEWIS +
Hand Fire .E,xtinguisher
". Q. DAAIMON, - AGENT

We take pleasure in stating that
we were present at the test Of tho
Lewis Hand Fire Extingnisher
made in orr city ON August 18th,
1885. The test was most complete
aud satisfactory. You are at l;her-
ty to refer any one to us as witness
es to its thorough efficiency.
". z. Black,aan,
" 3. c. Duke,
J.R. Compton,
Ferguson Dc SchaaSc,
Hires RosenthMl,
Jacob Geigey.
w. 0. DAMMON,
Sole Agent for Parishes Of Rapides,
Avoyelles, Natclitoches, Desc
to, Red River and Grant
Price, single Extiugnisber. 81 SO
Half dozen ............... 5 %
One Dozen .......... Is 90
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Mr.. Jos. Fellows has taken
charge of the express business of
The Pacific Express Co., recently
managed by Mr.. Getz, who resign
ed We congratulate the Compa-
ny on the selection which they
have made.
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WIN. II. Vanderbilt, the mil
lionaire railroad magnate, dropped
dead in his residence, on Fifth Av-
enue, New York City, on the sth
inst, from apoplexy of the heart.
His estate is valued at $780,
100000.
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president Cleveland's me

president Cleveland's mes
sage to Congress, which we find
published in all the papers of the
9th inst, is just the document We
had expected to see, coming from
such a man. 1t is plenty demo-
cratic and therefore easy to be IN
derstood, and it touches upon all
pertinent questions--lastly it was
written by Mr.. Cleveland. Our
space will not allow it's publication.
Every democrat, however, should
read and preserve it.
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-DoN'T forget that Burke is an
artist in every sense of the word,
and if you want a frst-class photo
graph of your wife, children or self,
s" to Burke and he will take it,
true to life.
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For the FIRST time since their
organization here, the Knights of
Pythias celebrated in becoming
manner the feast of the Weary Pill
srlnl's Repast on Thursday night
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NJ. G. M0sELEY,
Attorney at Law
AIsrn,,dr;r In
Alexandria,, L

Practices in all classes Of cases ia
all the Courts Of the Parishes of
Rapides, Grant, NatchitooLes, Sa.
bine, St. Landry and Ayoyelles.
April 15-1y.
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Mr.. Jacob Geiger left for New
Orleans last night. In this issue
Of the DEMOCRAT he has very
important notice.
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we have been reliably in
formed that sold Santa Claus"
las again determined to make bis
headquarters this year at Ferguson
u Schnack.
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- Also all kinds of Marble Mon
uments, Head and Foot Stones,
Slabs, and every description of
Cemetery work. No extra charge
for Inscriptions; Freight prepaid.
ALEXANDRIA, LA.
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-REv. j. NJ. Beard will preach
at Lecomte next Sunday morning
and evening
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-ToU can buy more for 81 at
the Red Plow Store than anywhere
else in Alexandria. Now is the
time TO secure bargains.
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Mn. Jos. Fellows has placed
this Editor under obligations, for
which We return thanks.
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Town and Parish News.
Buy your Boots, Shoes and
Hats at.tbe Red Pillow.

w AN lEU IV TH' IHIFIe'II"tFIV,
good Milch Cow. Apply at this
office.
CHRISTMAS and New Years
Cards, new designs, at Ferguson &
SGhnack'S.
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Notice of Forfeiture.

MAIpE.. Meagher county MI Jan H. i9>'
v;,,.an,l;s Mimi Carrie Trudell, feter tess
~ sii,,n. or .ucec..oJs in the Northern Paeihe
i,de. Yo,, ar, hereby notified that "" nave tA-
id sion IN in labor and improvements. Tor
r. y.,r 1,si UNION the Northern facihc lode
lora,sd in Warm springs mining aisiriu'
four miles northwest Of TIA. town Q, Mai"e;i,
,ler ia hold said premises under the pipti>luf',
nj section o32l Revised statutes OF thr nl,ei
states Within 80 days from the serNlir ~ I'M.
nnti.o for within 10 days after publication "i
-, r,,, fail or refuse to cont ibute your pro
lion of such expenditure as co-"wn'r' !"ui
I'M, resi- i'm said claim will becohe the Pr"lri! :"
'' '" %. ASDEE-oS.
tIIA. RHODES,
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Notice of Final Entry,
LAND OFFICE At HELENA NJ. I.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA NJ. I.
March .ah. lss,.
N,,ie. is hereby given that the following named
se,tler ha, filed notice OF his Intention I" mae.
final pr,of in support .. his r'aiin' ana ',,.i al
II IN. m ri Judicial District Court 81 Montana
In and for Neagi,er county, Al White >aips NJ
springs NJ. T.. on April 9th, lss''' VIZ;
william q. straw.
who made preemption deelaraiory STAT inei' NO;
Range u East. - ,....,.,. l.;
M. name, the following witnesses I" prove ~
continuous residence upon. and Gun "i, s'i
land viz: jaime, u. Whelrhy. Fred. W. sawyer
anI Daniel Hastings. all OF bet, NJ l., ana issa'
" D,xkiu, OF Phiibrook VI. L.
D. ia" NINE " r. Atkinson. Register
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who made presumption declaIaory siate,nrn, No.
ESQ for the w SWi sEi >Wi seo.2'' ana H'' =
STit SEQ. 70. Township - Norih Of Range 10 T.
lie names the following witnesses To prove ms
outiuuous residence upon and cultivation OF, SAID
land viz: Daniel Hastings, William -. N'I,~
- n r f. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

IA~porrIcE At HELENA, VI. I. :
VI rrh Hh. l->,.
N,;i-e j. her,bv given that he follow ing nani.i
s,,,Ir ma. flied Motto. 81 his intention to maxi.
final rr..,f in ,ulr,ort of lis claim. aud that sad
,,rn,f will f~ made before A.. k"iwi. ptlnty 'rrS
If The Third Judicial District Court III Montana
Territory In and i,r Mraghsr county, Al Nhitt
~ulphur SPRING VI. r.. or April 9Th, l->', VIZ;
Reuben q. tvtingcr,
x,, made. pr,-,lnp ion drcara"ry statement w.
s.l for tts. -, ~ see =. ~ Wv 80 =
NNi, MI, see. 80, Township - n"ith "i h'ah-e
- East. - AZ;
/ lie names the following wiines>es 10 prove M
cont inuniis residence upon. and suiti.ati'ii "i ar
land viz. William Rick, Ni> haii>"i' ''ili
I,,,,t,, aud William II. -imons, all al iH~l>'""h
/ n n r. Atkinson. Register
! Ions TooNl~ ATTY.
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Notice 70 Co-Owners.

MAIDEN. NJ. r.. Jan. I'd, l>>a
To George A. Reeier. Richard W. Noble and
,,,a IL cnnlIiuu You are hereby notified
,h.t / have extended the sum Of one hundred dol
lars sion in labor and improvements upon Tue
fairfield lode situated ON Elk mountain joined on
the east by the Hudson lode aud on me we,l ny
~. Rlack Bear lode. Cone Butte mining disrt'''
Wsayb.r county, NJ. r.. for the year 1851.
AID II within ninety days after the pnblical"n
~ III moi , Won fail or refuse to contribute your
=, anar,iou of such expenditure, as a co-owner,
rour Interest in said claim will become the pro
,.rty of the subscriber, according to sec -''-'
hc''se" GUSTAVE KILLER.
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-09
Notice to Co-OWners.

Maiden, Montana, January 18th, issa
To VICTOR DoRSE. or Assigns. You are h,'ieoy
n,,if;,J that we have expended two hundred ana
- M .sil,er Mountain Tunnel site 1ocation
aud The Little Pearl mine location. being iot a,e',
an the South Fork of lords creek ON ' rss'al
mountain, Warm springs Mining District Me'sher
county Montana Territory. H.,
And if YOU fail to contribute your portion oil Wv
aboye ex ien,iitur.s, within ninety tll days ai''i
the publication Of this notice. your ihlei's' 4,
=, oi,nar in the above named locations VIII become
IN. proper.y Of the subscribers, according 70 80
lion :s3i ii The Revised statutes Of the tinted
' II. ". liIGIEN,
II, W. fHANBE
The Mineral argus., 1885-04-09

LAND OFFICE AT HgIEsA. MoNrANA'
March 18th, 1ss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following NAMED
all nrnof in support of his claim. and that SAID
nrooi will be made before A. X. Barro~s, No'ar!
Pnblic, i'm and for Meagher county. Montana Ia
Ibct II. T., on May Mh, lss' VIZ
Edward &. S:sssrl,
Nh, .nade pre-emption j.. : No. is's Tor inc ! :
NWit, Soc. -, sWii sWi4 see. IL. NE. Nn'4'
See H. IN j.. y. OF range 10 r. "a.
lie names the following witnesses to prove M
cont in,o,is res idenee upon and cult Oh am
Waldo shorey and Frank c Russell all of bet, MI