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ALIAS SUMMONS.

1SJu>tice Court. Lion Trw,i-hi,. Beuyerh.,,,
n. vonn'y. Montana Territory. before George :. .
II; :. Libby rlaintitt. vs.. p. $. VBri,u. de-
PENDANT " wv" W.
Inc people of M"ntann send greeting To p. $.
O,Hricn. defendant. -
tx, n", are hereby e'luirts t" appear in an ac-
tl"n brought against !ou by the above named
plant tilt IN tn" Justice Court IF Lion Township.
county OF Beaverlts.d. Territory of Montana,
AMI I" answer the complaint til.~l therein
within ten days exclusive of the day Of servicrl
after TIE SERVES, Oh you of this SUMMONS il
served within this county, or if served ont Of
tins county hut in this district. within twenty
Gays otherwise. forty days or judgements by de-
1ault VIII ne taken against yo, according to the
prayer OF said complaint.
I'M" action ~ brought to recover of yuu tie
sum "f one hundred $500! dollars u,, !, stated
account between sou and above named plaintiff
AND legal Interest thereon, from the time of tn"
said accounting.
And You are hereby notified that If YOU fail 10
appear and answer said complaint as above w.
3nir' III" said plaintiff will recover in,.g,ineu,
sS default against yo' for the sum Of one hun
dred .&its' dollars and interest and costs of
suit.
Given under my hand thiS '!':h day of F",ru-
GEORGE r. rARHELL. Justice Of the Peace.
II. Il. THOMAS. Atty for plaintiff.
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To be Continued. J
Not symptoms but. the Disease.

|, would seem to be IL truth apprcciablc
| all, and especially bv professors OF the
Ealing art, that to remove the disease, not
alleviate its symptoms, should he the
|;,f aim Of medication. Vet IN how
|any instances do we SET this ,;u,. ad.
lifted 10 theory, ignored in practice The
(a.on that llostcttcr'> Stomach Bit,ers is
ulccsstnl in SO tnanv cases, with which
Emedies previously tried were inadequate
cope, is attributable to the fact that it is
medicine whcl, reaches and removes the
buses Of the various .naladics to which It
adapted. Indigestion, fever and ayuc,
Eer complaint, govt, rheumatism. disorder
the bowels, urinary affections and other
ajadie> are not pallia,cd merely, but
otea out BY it. |, goes t" Me fountain
lad. 1t is really. not n'ninallv. Il radi
} remedy, and ii endow~ the system with
amount OF vi@or which is the i,es: rro.
Elton against discuss"
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

II Justice curt Lion Township. !;r,vrr nd
.. County, M"nt'';'n Territory. 'v!'~r Gcor". T..
Tarhr J. l..
Il: II. Avery, p!an,il, ". p. :. Oi,rirn. de-
PENDANT.
The people of The Territory al Montana. send
greeting to +. :. Oiricr. defendant:
i"u are hereby rcuuired to appear N an action
brought against by the u',pv. named plaintiff
in tho Justice Court of Lion Township. County
OF lcavcrh..,,. Territory Of Montana, and tn an
swrr 'l,' complain; 'l'cd therein within ten days
trAclusi>c "i the day of service, after the vice
"n YOU o',hi: summons. it served within this co-
tv. or il served out OF this county M, in this district
within twenty DAYS otherwise within forty DAYS,
or judgement by .l.t:I, will be taken against y.nl
according to the prayer OF said complaint.
This action Is brought to recover OF vuu the
of thirty nine IS 30 dollars stated account he:
tween YOU and above named plaintiff and legal IN.
terc>t thereon from the time ot said statement.
And YOU are hereby notified that II tai: to APP
pear and answer said complaint Is above required,
the said plaintiff will y,co>>, Judgement against
Won by default tor the Of tl,irt, nine $500
dollars and interest and cost ct suit.
Given under my hand ,hi:, 10Th day -: February.
\. -. 1880
GIOkGl: L.. FARRELL. Justice 'thr peace.
X. Il. THOMAS at Y tor plaintiff.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

TX the Justices Court of Glendale Township,
County at B.:,vc-i:r,I. Territory -! Montana,
H. Sc!nralhaH>rn. r.
Peter Wagner. rl;;in,i;l. IS. =. y. risr.n. de,
PENDANT.
The ,,cnpl, n' the Territory I" M"n,,n" send
greeting to T.. :. Uisr:rn, defendant.
Nm are hereby required |" appear in an action
brought, against You by thu above named .plantitf,
in tho E.,irc Court If Glendale. Co. ct Eca>crhcad.
Territory n Montana. and to answer the complaint
filed therein. within ten days >ci's> W {" the day
of service, after the service ym"t this summons.
il served within This county. il served ou, OF
this county, h. in this district. " ithin twenty DAYS:
otherwise: within ."r,v DAYS: or Judgment II. dc
fault will IN taken against YOU a'rt'r'n: !" the
PRAYER ui said complaint.
I'll. sid actions is hrn,.yh, I" r,r".t' ''";,N due,
the pa,,,,iti IN the para vi the 'lc!;n''n in the
sum Of twenty. tour and -. 700 .'ol'rr
Xn, v,a, lr. rcrchy notified. tina. il YOU tail ~
appear ans said complain, As required.
tho said pl,r,i;l will ,",,',rr judgment. 10y de-
f:,ul, :..:,i,,S, sm for 'hr "i ''>vr-i"rir md
=. 700 doll avs and the costs Nt sit.
l;i.rn ,n,l,r I'm hand this .!>' day "i Ih'r''
her. \. -. 1859.
Justice ct liz, Peace ct SAID Township.
H. H. TioM\s. .\N',. toy Plaintiff. ia w
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NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY,

LAND OrFCE ,r iskiK>.\. NJ. T., Feb. -, 1850.
NOTICE is hrr..vg .v..n that the tnll,w,,,. nam.
~ cd settler has filed notic, o. his intention Ia
make. final proof in support ct hi, claim and
that said proof will IN, made before e. Mead. Pro,
bate Judge OF Hca>crl>:.d County. NJ t. ut Dillon.
Montana. ON
April 3. 1H*OI.vxz: Frank l',.mtlletO,l.
who made presumption u. :. No. 's,,o tor the 81:
Il of SW14 Sec - NE14 "t NWl4, WI, "f NEE
Scr 50 Up no. :. x. l., West.
lie names the following witnesses to Prove his
continuous residence upon, ans. cultivation vt. said
land. viz: James tI. Nr>;t. Frank andrews.
James Montgomery and John p.nnu,l alI ri Red
Rock Montana.
S. ". LNNGlhDHNi. Register
W. :. E\Klu K, ATTY.
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a., wa n.!lj.l down, dg,st, !!
loan, Tic nota, which. two year,
ID op''i, ,,,n fstan rc,uectin tie settl,-
"a 49, l'.'., l,o,,,.l III, aud 'p,o!u,sj. I, was
2" .,r,I that Grant Should ba one tri4st2;
gf'-':7 soin;;} n. IL whom pus greet faith.
|al3 + .',n Al! Wa IL b. done VITA as i.1tl3
/ BE- '',,,' ,,--Ilge islniied sadly, rr"lin;
..a.,., w =. llnaugAr il wa to i1o done .or
II 9la wn, Wa eager IL nu1 thou
y. ,,i I.', Of nils 1,..Ye, u.
<''l \. ,.,. ,,n ,i.i- thro'g,l &omc r1n,r;.
which folnt ono inlo"sai 'Co3Y
'''', ,,au L,.ainas W.T.. i.cr>w 4 t!if.
z 0 o". # oal held it towarl Grant. ST.,
eisH ., ..fharr i my t!t!, TO al posses
a..' I,4fe,.lc. ti.;,sse few .iic>, ma 10 t.
\ M, ~ the i.na. Now, little good, After
n , J have Ion" mat
Y =, ,chorta, will / eve" raa, |, Mr.. Grant
:; .' +hn solicitor. IF every enc ma 10 80
a., = will as chat. lawyers woul stnrve.
'.r,n-. without n,lcI, show Of interest,"
e,." -na psp,:. in his hand and rau hi, eve
"a. il Suddenly IL stopped short, and
.,,aJ n; it Xix, olls who secs ghost.
Ea,.. bafor, hal seen man > face and
',,.nc 81 changed i'll a single second. i
.. nositively frightened. ...
-. III nat is til, matter: [ criel.
Il. turned to the solicitor. will y".
,s,, rs alon. Tar on, minutes: he sail:
.n,v one minlta:7
The solicitor looked surprised at tho
,,.o,l, request; but nevertheless, court
.,sh vacated the office.
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$3.50, viz: FYYlnk I.a,,,luu,
NOTICE. or l'sN.AL ENTRY,

LAND OFrltt "! ilttN\. NJ. r.. t,h. -. l>>,.
NOTICE is hrrvsW given thar The 'nowlny nam
~ I'd settler has, slice, notice tf Ms intention to
iMhc final proof liz supper, OF his ,irin, ana th1
said proof viii |" nI!d. hsnrr t. Mead. nrnh;.1r
Judge O! Hcarcrhc.d (,,,,v. 1t Dillon ". T.. nr
March sD. 1SS&. viz: Thomas 4. Porch.
who made homestead application No. ~. Tor tho.
We SNA Section =. Tip. - Il. uW.
lie names the following witnt ;,lc> prov. his
continuous residence sp;'n. ara cultivation OF. :,in
land, VIZ Thomas Sciwiv. William Emcrirk.
sPhlp PoindcS,er. AND Samuel A>h,!u.h. ali ui
Dillon, Montana.
S..". i.\GiiuRNE. Register.
W. =. HAKItltR. \r.rncV. Sid
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

AND OrrrE At HELENA, NJ. IT,, Narcl, :, ,SN,,
fUrICE is hereby given that the following MIN
q. settler has filed nnirc OF his intention t,
ac final prc"t in support ct his claim. and that
ID proof will be made before ll.nv~ Gccry. \utn-
y ..hlc. Bca>erhc:,d ro"ntr. Mr,t,ua Territory,
Wisdom, Montana. on
/ pril -. 1886, viz: Matthias Nal,,hcrr.
y '"''ir pre- c'npt'"n IGc''lra;"ry statement No.
b. Tor the Southwest quarter OF \ Eli. y ~, of
" K and " halt = J.. Sec 5. RI, /. South of
hgc No. * West.
H. names the lol!owin. witnesses: To prove his
l,nn"'ls reS,dync.. upon. and cultivation, ui, said
H. VIZ; Alvin !. Moves. Nill!Hn, ". Ern,lv. Ia%
'A'lcrs"n. and James nr,ry. ii. OF Wi>,!,,n
|!tna.
It'd >.W. !.ANGHOR\ i. Rr.i>,,r.
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1raaI llpfifc:s~
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY

LAND OFFICIAL HELENA. VI. r.. Ect. -. i.,,.
NUfL'E is hereby given that the follow mo, nan,-
~ cd settler ha; flied notice al his ;n,rnio, Il.
mlke final proc: in support ot his claim. md ii,
S,id prot' will be made !,..or.: Non Win, l. C,,;.
hrai'h, Judge of District Court. or N his ll,,,ne
before R".N. I. Wing Deputy C!.rh Of said c.,,..
at Dillon, Nrltan L., ON
April rssth, 1856, viz: Frank i:,,,.l",r
WHO made Homestead application hs. -,,;- lr,"
the -IEA SWh, >E J., VIII. >W w -,
and Lot ;; Section 10 Up. oS. X. w.
lie names ta following WITNESSES "a prove In
continuous residence upon and rul;ivatinr n ,ld
land. viz: Iin.thy Callahan. Charles Cox Peter
S:,lcin. Craig l"rnci. ali Of billion. Montana
"a y. W.I.NNt;lI,I NE. R;.yis,tr.
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TAKEN UF

anne to ms lv,ni. On Horse Pr:lifiy, or. black
K horse. ,,noul nine wears old, branded !:,l ON
right shoulder. III. owner is requested to
e property ana take ,h.. ANIMAL away. i',,r
her particulars ;,ddrcS. the ,,iuirr> iuncl ut "a.
station, Bingham Co.. idaho.
IoiW HUGH lD!.SON.
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MAGNOLIA RESTAURANT.

Open Night and dav. Oysters and as,nl> served
III an hours Parties visiting the Pavilion will find
inc Magnolia Il convenient restaurant tt, ,t ,,nrh
or oyster supper. AIRS. E, i;s,v
tiIA>. +! ,xxl,.
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NDTIl'!: OF FINAL. ENTRY.

AN,p,rlct. >r ilEttN\. NJ r.. Evh. -. 1850.
NOTICE is hereby given tina, the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice al his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim. ana that
said proof will r nuldc before Iudgs District
Court al the I'd Judicial District in and Cor I't*,
verllr,d Cnintv,nr in his ABSENCE. III" tirlk Of
said Court, at Dillon, NJ. r.. on Monday.
Mnrci, ::, lA>s;. viz: David Evans.
who made hun,c>,.'A ,l..a-ipn M. got, tor tin:
W.. of = " II. SW ,~,ni " ~ and Lot !
Section 'rp.; \. ROW
lie names the following witn>,t 10 prove his
continuous residence upon:,nd cultivation OF said
land. viz Thomas T.. Jones'. Joseph Mc,cn. David
Kcinlr,rdt. ri Dillon. Montana. and /,' Maddus
of Mclrusc. Montana.
It'd \. W. I.A\GlIOENE. Register.
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HENRI n. BLAME, AssoClArxJ.:s OF Mon
1 tana ~ years, Attorney and Counsellor At ~"
Virginia City, Montan:. tN4S--l
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H. D. PICKMAN, NJ. o.,
hysi . Ion and Surg N
DILLON, MONTANA.

'eat Hospital. rear of Epis,nnal Church. Idaho
street. Office hours y. III. TO p. III. daily.
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Residence opposite Hospital.
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J. Practices in all the Courts and United Stat.
Land Offices in the Territory All business attended
with prO,nptness and fidelity, Sn-'~i~ ..';.~. VI
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A Brand 0nyllle Young Man
Blows Out His Brains.

UNIoNTowN, Pa, Jan. 29.---The re-
mains of Frank Mckee, who commit
ted suicide at Atchison, Kan, ar
rived here yesterday, and were taken
home by his father, Squire William
Mckee, of Brandonville, w. Va. He
was engaged in business in Union
town a little over year ago and
went from here West, much against
the wish of his parents. For several
months he has been night clerk in
the Morgan House, Atchison, and
had won the esteem and friendship
of everyone by his genial manner
and upright demeanor. For few
weeks past his mind seemed to be
troubled about some coming danger,
real or imaginary, and he regarded
himself burden.
On the evening of the 22d he stood
before mirror in his room and de-
liberately shot himself in the fore
head with a revolver, the wound
proving fatal in a few minutes. MI
merous letters were found on his per-
son, some of them from his mother
earnestly entreating him to come
home, also a note in his own writing:
DEAR MOTHER AND ALL am in
trouble. The whole world is against
me. / started wrong. Il can't do
anything right. May God forgive
me.
He had typhoid and malarial fever,
which it is supposed affected his
mind.
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Bakers Ridge.

BAKER's RIDGE, Jan. 3d. wrote
letter to friend the other day and
forgot two things. / dated my let
ter ,S5 instead of SO, and when l
headed my letter, "Morgantown, w.
Va" 1 forgot to add "R. r. T." to it
for Railroad Town"
No one has married nor been given
in marriage. The boys do not seem
to 60 to see the girls. l suppose
they are afraid of a bunch of sole
leather on a handle.
Our yonng folks are GUILTY. ating
their brain powers this winter at
tending the school taught at our
school house by Miss Columbia
Simpson, who seems to be teaching
us one of the best schools we ever
had.
Frank Moon, son of A. p. Moon,
now of Kansas, but late, one of our
neighbors, was one the unfortunate
ones at the late explosion at New
burg. Frank was well known here,
having once attended school at our
school house.
J. Leroy St. Clair, Of Clarksburg,
will move his family down to his
mothers soon. He wants to come
to country where they raise rail
roads.
Our roads are still blocked with
snow drifts, our overseer being sick.
Lewis Stones ferry at Crooked
Run has been open all the time dur
ing the late freeze, and has been
quite an accommodation to the trav-
cling public.
heard of man who put his nit
tens on when he went out one morn
ing to wash his hands during the
bleak blue blizzard.
T. NJ. Baker bought a fine fresh
SOW of Evans Waters the other
day.
Henry Rockwell got hurt the
other day while working with Mel
vile Courtney's timber near Mr..
Laishley's.
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The Warrington correspondent of
the West Virginian says: Interest
in the Brooke robbery case was re-
awakened this Wednesday morning
by the arrest of Glen. Davis and
Frank Jones, two disreputable per-
sons of this town, charged with the
crime. The arrest was made by
Town Sergeant Todd on warrant
sworn out before Justice Christy by
Detective Parker, who was instru-
mental in the arrest of the Cartrights
recently for the murder of old man
Baker. Parker came here about one
week ago, and, in the guise of blind
man seeking living by selling five
cent "Songsters," secured Jones' SER
vices to show him around town. 1t
is not known on what evidence Par
ker relies to convict these men, but
it will be brought out in the prelim-
mary hearing which takes place be-
fore Justice Christy tomorrow. I'm
mediately after the robbery occurred,
the Town Council offered $50 reward
for the arrest and conviction of the
guilty parties, to which Mr.. Brooke
added another $50. The citizens of
the town have also offered 800 for
the same object, thus making 5000
in all. Public opinion is divided as
to the guilt of the parties under ar
rest, but the majority Of the people
seem to think that Parker is on
the right track. W. S. Meredith,
ESQ.,, Prosecuting Attorney, is here
looking after the States interests.
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
Jones' Ridge.

JONES RIDGE, January 30, 1885,
Mrs. Isabella Ryan and daughter,
Matte, have removed from Clinton
district to the vicinity of Fletcher
Chapel. We welcome them to our
midst.
Will the Laurel Iron Works CORE
spondent please furnish her authority
for calling man by his wife's given
name? We pause for a reply.
The schools in this section seem
to be doing well. We have heard
the teacher at Woodgrove highly
complimented for her maintenance
of discipline in the school, which has
had an unsavory reputation for bad
order for several winters.
Where, oh where, is the once ia
nous "Woodgrove literary society"s
Is it dead, or only sleeping?
1t is rumored that there will be a
wedding in the "Neck" soon. We
hope that it is true, for we are get
ting real hungry for slice of the
cake. .ss
Mrs. Joseph Ely and children, of
Point Marion, have been visiting at
J. @. Saddler's for several weeks.
Miss Carrie Saddler, of Kansas, is
expected to pay visit to this neigh
borhood soon.
Our worthy merchant at Spring
hill is quite i'll. We hope for his
speedy recovery.
w. f. Holt recently killed an eight
months shote that weighed 273 lbs.
net. Who can beat that?
The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1886-02-06
The Cost of Natural Gas.

A gentleman at New Castle, Pa,
has been writing to various points
for natural gas rates, and has OBJ
tanned the following:
At Washington, Pa, the prices
that prevail are as follows: In
dwellings, cook stoves 81 per month,
second fire 81 per month, and each
additional rs cents per month. In
office one fire is $l.25 monthly. At
Findlay, Ohio, the rate charged for
one fire is IS cents per month. A
consumer at Rochester, Beaver
county, Pa, writes that he pays for
four fires 1880 per annum, with 10
per cent. off for cash. For two
stoves in factory 81 per month is
the charge. AT Beaver Falls { where
Pittsburg rates prevail the cost of
one stove is $1.70 monthly or $1,000
annually. One cookstove and three
heating stoves cost the consumer
$3.50 each month, or $28.24 yearly.
From May to October the rates for
one cook stove are 81 per month.
One heating stove for the same time
costs 81 cents per month.