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cL1rus BARBOUR IN PERIL.
He Was Aboard the City of Chester When
. Sunk by the Oceanic.

We are indebted to E. W. Carpenter, Esq,
for = copy Of the San Francisco Call, giving
account of IN old Montanian's experience on
board the City of Chester, in the Bay Of
San Francisco, where she was run down by
the Oceanic. Clitus Barbour, Esq, is we'll
known by all the early-day Montanians, and
especially by the attorneys, and is kindly
remembered by them:
Clitus Barbour was one Of the passengers.
he was reading . paper on the deck when
the continued blowing of = steamers whistle
attracted bis attention., aud going to the side
of the vessel he saw . huge steamer loom
ing up directly across the track of the Ches-
ter and only Z short distance away.
She seemed to be stationary, while the
Chester was forging slowly ahead with her
the collision occurred. The shock did not
Z blow.
He judged from the appearance Of the
Oceanic's bow that she must have forced her
way in the Chester's side about ten or
twelve feet. The passengers nearly oil
rushed forward, while the officers OF the
Chester, who showed great bravery and
GOODNESS, tried to prevent q panic, and they
were successful.
The water could be heard pouring into
the hold of the steamer and she could be felt
gradually sinking. Those who kept their
wits about them Immediately began to help
the women and children, while the white
people on board the Oceanic began to throw
ropes on board the Chester.
The Oceanic seemed to be very slow about
putting out her boats, and the Chinese crew
/ were either apathetic or panic-stricken.
When the vessel began to settle he went
the after cabin crying aud wringing their
hands. They appeared panic stricken and
made no attempt to save themselves. After
getting them on deck he looked out for his
own safety, and tried to get q boat.
The davits of the Chester's boats seemed
to have become unserviceable from lack OF
+ use, and only one or two could be lowered
! in the regular way, and they were compelled
to get axes and cut some ofthem loose. They
got into one, and had just cleared the steam
er when she sank.
Captain Wallace wss almost the last, If
not the last, man to leave the vessel, and
/ was drawn down among . lot of wreckage
by the vortex, but succeeded in extricattna
himself. The plugs of the boat in which
MI. Barbour got away were lost, and . shirt
had to be crowded into the hole to keep hel
free of water.
The second mate Of the Chester showed
great bravery in saving drowning people.
! He went overheard out of 3 boat several
| times to assist fellow-unfortunates.
A gentlemen named Mason, after getting
| his wife and child safely on board the
Oceanic, sprang overheard with . silk hal
on and swan to the larger vessel. He said
he intended to keep the tile as a memento.
Mr.. Barbour said that he did not think
the blame for the accident could be laid to
the fog, as 1t was not so thick but that OBJ
jects could be distinguished for some dis
lance. He thought the whistles Of both
steamers were blowing.
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Discriminating Against Chicago.

CHICAGO, August 29.-Nothing has been
done by the railroads of late which has so
stirred up Chicago merchants as the action Of
the. tran sentimental lines In adopting the
new schedule of freight rates between New
York and the Pacific coast and Chicago and
the same points. Rates on cotton piece
goods to day from Chicago to San Francisco
for first second aud third class goods are 49,.
25, 81, $1.45. New York, rates on the same
articles ere $40, $3.50 and $l.s0. The
transcontinental schedule proposes to in.
crease the Chicago rates to $500 on oil
classes, while leaving New York rates at
$1.sO. The same is done with soap articles.
The proposed Chicago rate to San Francisco
on that commodity is to be made $1.85 per
hundred, the New York rate to remain at
$1.00. Chicago merchants, under this tar
i6, can pay freight on goods to New York
for California. then reship from there and
save about $3.50 per hundred.
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RIFLES AT COST.

VIM, Coleman is clo9-
inc out his stock OfShafp'
Winchester and Mal11ll
Rifles AT COST. No"
is the time for Sportsmel1
to get a good, rellaole
GUN almost at their own
price. Call early ana 9e'
YOUR choice Of the lo1.
004 Il.
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V1cE.CuA1RMAN GARRISON, Of the Re.
publican National Committee, says . careful
canvass made of New York shows 10000
majority for Harrison, and that Cleveland's
unpopularity has recently been growing At
An amazing rate. Cleveland could boss the
bosses into nominating him, but he has not
the leverage on the people.
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Railroad Engineers Strike.

CHICAGO, August 49, The Tines special
from Evansville, Ind, says: All trains
have been stopped on the Mackey system
of railroads owing to the strike declared
against the roads therein embraced, by
Chiefs Arthur aud Sargent to-day. The
system includes the Peoria, Decatur &
Evansville, the Evansville & indianapolis,
Evansville & Terre Haute roads, having .
total length of 700 miles. The trouble grew
of Determinations said to have been
made by Master Mechanic Smith against
brotherhood men.
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Total No Delegates. 100
It was moved and seconded that the mem.
bers vote by ballot for the place at which tho
next County Democratic Convention no
held. The town of Deer Lodge having re-.
ceived a majority of the votes cast, the Con.
vention will be held in the Court House. in
said town, on Saturday, the 9th day of Sen.
TENDER, A. d. 1888, at 10 o'clock a. m.
Primary meetings will be held at the vari.
GUS precincts on Saturday, September /, 1883,
between the hours of 2 and Z o'clock y. m ,
to elect delegates and alternate delegates to
attend the County Democratic Convention
at Deer Lodge Saturday, Sept 8.
JNo. r. QU1GLEY, Chm pro TEN.
T. F. WARD, Sec'y.
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NOTICE..
To all aUhom 1t may concern:

To all whom 1t may concern:
Notice is hereby given that a call has been
made for 20 per cent. Of the one hundred ana
thlrty-three thousand shares of option stock
in the Champion Consolidated Mining Com
pany, the purchase price Of said shares to Dc
paid to the Secretary of the Company, AZ
their office, in the town of Deer Lodge, on
or before the 9Th day of September, 40
1888, or forfeit all their right, title and inter
est in and to any portion of said option re,
naming unpaid for after the date ABOVE
mentioned.
Attest E. p. MILLS, WIN. FACEE,
Secretary. Vice Pres't.
Deer Lodge, NJ. T., Aug. 90, 1888. @oA
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s"~ IVAN ~ A0u1CO
perrons duly elected, viz
Mayor-Wm L Hoge.
City Treasurer-James McNulty.
City Attorney-Georze b Winston.
Police Masistrate-T D Fitzgerald.
Aldermen from Ward No. John Morris, VIM.
Suffer.
Aldermen from Ward No. PA c MacCallum, A L
Kempland.
Aldermen from Ward No. 81 F Kirby, Jos Peters.
Aldermen from Ward No. Al T Mahsn, ] C
Keppler.
ana the Clerk was directed t. issue certificates of
election in accordance herewith.
Bills %allowel.
cONTINGENT FUND.
mG \ sT. Rvane, . days and mileage as Conf SIS GO
wnl1e1, -. Is 60
Jno 7 Batterton. 2 days as Com'r...... ..... l6 90
Board adjourned.
MORGAN EVANS, Chairman.
Attest: WM. N. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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Filling the Big Silver Vault.

WASHINGTON, August 27.-The move
ment of the standard silver dollars from the
different minis and sub treasures to Wash
ington for storage in the large new silver
vault will begin to morrow. Shipments will
be made in los of $500, 0ooa day, and continue
until the vault is filled. As the vault has q
capacity of 500, 000, 900 in silver dollars It
will take about six months time to fill it at
the rate of shipment decided upon. The
shipments will be confined to the coin now
stored in Philadelphia, New York, New
Orleans and San Francisco. 1t is estimated
That about $40, 900 will be brought from
each of the cities named.
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Candidate and Office. Votes. Remarks.

We, the undersigned Commissioners in and 10,
Deer Lodge county, Montana Territory, do hereby
certify the above to be a true and correct abstract Of
votes cast at a municipal election held in the town Of
Deer Lodge, N. r.. on Tuesday, August q, 1889, as
shown by the returns of said election on file with the
Clerk of eaid Deer Lodge county. Montana Territory.
Attest, MORGAN EVANS.
WIN. NJ. THOMPSON, D. D. WALKER
County Clerk. JNO Y. ~BATTERTOE,
Commissioners in and for Deer Lodge Co., M T.
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THE UMBRIA WINS.
The Swift cunarder Beats the City Of New York
Across the Ocean.

LONDON, August Is. The Umbria
reached Queenstown at 1855 o'clock this
morning. The City of New York had not
been sighted At Browhead at that hour.
The Umbria's log shows that the daily
run we're IS follows: First day, 344 miles;
second, 400; third, AS; fourth, 44S; fifth, 438;;
sixth, 446; seventh, $40.
She arrived at Queenstown In 6 days, 10
hours and 80 minutes from the time she
left New York.
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STRAYED.

From Miles ranch near Silver
V~ Bow station one large black horse
As4AJ 8 years old, branded 16 on left
M flank, white spot in the forehead.
Ak&SlA Also one white horse about 10 years
old, branded a on the tight thigh or on flank. Viii
pay liberal re ward for information of their where
abouts, j. D.. THOMAS,
9A 1t Butte City, VI T.
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Notice to Trespassers,

All persons are forbidden, without permits.
sion, to hunt on the lands Of the undersigned.
1t is unlawful. NY stock is injured or en-
dangered, principally by boys. / do not wish
to prosecute them, but will do so if hunting
on my premises is continued. This is fair
warning: FRANK MASON.
Deer Lodge, Aug. 10, 1888. yy7 At
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ports are nearly all refunded, while eargoes bound fol-
American ports are

American ports are
NOT ALLOWED SUCH ADVANTAGE.
1 recommend that such legislation be had 40 will
give Canadian vessels navigating our canals and their
cargoes the same advantages granted to our vessels
and cargoee upon Canadian canals, and that the same
be measured by exactly the same rule Of dlscrimina-
ton. These are subjects which partizanship should
NOT disturb or confuse. Let us survey the ground
calmly, and having put aside other means Of settle
ment, it we enter upon the policy of retaliation, let
rs pursue 1t firmly, with a determination to subserve
the interests of our people and maintain the high
standard and becoming pride of American citizenship.
rSiQned1 GROVER CLEVELAND.
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Primaries to elect delegates to the Coun
ty Convention will be held in the various
precints on Saturday, Sept. 8, 1888, between
the hours of 4 and 8 p. n.
E. 8. S1AcKPoLE, Chairman.
LEW. COLEMAN, Sec'y.
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ANOTHER STEAMER SUNK.
The Cycle of Marine Disasters Continues.

STE. FLAv1E, Quebec, August 28.-Satur-
day last the steamer Bratsburg, coal laden,
went aground near Ste. Felicite, nine miles
below Matane, from which place Captain
Nelson telegraphed Sunday to Quebec for
assistance. Afesrful storm sprans up Sun
day night and the steamer began to break
up. The crew, seventeen men, took to
small boats, which were upset, and fifteen
of the seventeen were drowned.
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tioo for prh1joaf,on

Desert Land, Final Proof-No-
tice for Publication.
U. S. LAND OFFICE,
Helena, M. T., August "a, 1888.
Notice is hereby given that
ANNIE MlLROY,
formerly Annie Dooley, of New Chicago,
Deer Lodge county, Montana, has filed
notice of intention to make proof on her desert
land claim No. 1882, for the SWA Sec. 20, Twp.
10 N, r. 10 w before Register and Receiver
at Helena, Mont, on Monday, the 9th day Of
October, 1888.
the complete irrigation and reclamation Of said
land: Timothy Ryan, John c. Fahey, Edward
Lannen, O. Paul Pelletier, all Of New Chicago,
Mont.
9g9 it S. W. LANGHORNE, Register.
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The Silver Bow County assessment to date
is about seven and q half millions. Assessor
Holland expects to make it a million more.
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ABSTRACT

OF the Vote of the Town of Deer Lodge. Dee,
Lodge County. Montana Territory,
At the municipal election held on Tuesday, August
21. A. D. 1888:
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LANDAU LINE
70 and From any Part Of Der 1'ase
and to and From all Trains.

On and after MONDAY. AUGUST 6, | will keep
Landau Line running at all hours Of the day Will
stands
AT CLARK g. LARABIES BANK
AMI THE McBCRNEY HOUSE,
Carrying passengers to or from any portloh OF oN
Lodge, and to and from all trans.
FARE, rs CENTS.
ORDERS for Landau left at the Kentucky L.,e,1
Stable, or given to driver, will receive. pronpt u tniy
ton. The patronage of the public is 'e,pe'!1'
solicited. $50 # H., f. WARD, Prop!
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John O'Neill. ...... ....... ............
II. r. Whitehill.

Whereupon the Board declared John O'Neill duly
elected Mayor, and j. c. Robinson, II. 81. Zcnor.
Lew Coleman, II. F. Peterson, D. J. Mcmillan and
j. N. Bailey duly elected Aldermen in and for the
town of Deer Lodge. and the Clerk was directed to
issue certificates in accordance Herewith.
Bills allowed.
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FOR SALE.

A rare chance to secure first class
II 8; ;: !: $: $: q; ; IS: s; g.: !: !: !; : 8: y: 81: J: E: -: :: =: !;
~@ Desmond by Mike G champion
deer, antelope and coyote dog Of America, registered
in the IA. X. G. S. b. Nc. 1896, and Reno-Bell, Gel
ebrated deer, rabbit and wolf dam of Kansas, regl'-
tered IA. X. {. S. b. No. 53a2. 81 l%itter-sire De,-
mond, dam Fleet. She is by Mike &. [reg. aboSeJ'
dam Sylph, litter sister to Champion Sandy Jim, reg
in above IA. X c. S. B.l For price and further
particulars, address j. S. BOOTH,
$50 a. I'd. Missoula, MoLt.
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SECOND DAY.

MORGAN EVANS, Chairman.
Attest, WIN. M. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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SYNOPSIS OF PROCEEDINGS

Of the Board of Commissioners Of Deer
Lodge County. in Special Session,
Aug. 23, 1888.
DEER LoDGE. N. r., Aug. q, 1883.
Board of County Commissioners met in speciai
session at 1890 O'Clock a. m, pursuant to publiehed
notice. observation-disclosures Evans, Batterton
and Walker, with Clerk Thompson.
Board proceeded to canvass the returns of an cleo
ton held in the town OF Deer Lodge, Deer Lodge
county, Montana Territory, on Tuesday, August 81,
1883, for the election of municipal %ofBcere, and found
the result as follows:
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR COUNTY AssEssol

" Fun NOONx1 A00006ON' % .%#
/ hereby announce myself as candidate for As
SCISSOR of Deer Lodge county, subject to the action of
the Democratic County Convention.
90S I'd JOHN j.
hereby announce myself as candidate for Assessor
of Deer Lodge county, subject to the action of the
Republican County Convention.
99s HENRY s. NEAL.
FOR CLERK AND RECORDER.
hereby announce myself as candidate for Clerk
and Recorder of Deer Lodge county, subject to the
action of the Republican County Convention.
993 I'd VIM. F. FURAY.
FOR SHERIFF.
L hereby announce myself a. candidate for Sheriff
of Deer Lodge county, subject to the action Of the
Democratic County Convention.
9e JAMES B. McMASTER.
thereby announce myself as candidate for Sheriff
OF Deer Lodge county, subject to the action of the
Republican County Convention.
99e I'd LEW
FOR TREASURER.
thereby announce myself ~ candidate for Treas
urer Of Deer Lodge county. subject to the action OF
the Democratic County Convention.
96 r. r. KENYON.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
l hereby announce myself az q candidate for County
Attorney of Deer Lodge county, subject to the action
of the Democratic County Convention.
aoa I'd D. M. DURFEE.
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FOR TREASURER.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY.
Reuubliean Territorial Convention.

A Territorial Republican Convention will be held
at the city Of Helena on Aonday, September IL, 1883,
At u O'Clock, noon, for the purpose OF nominating 9
Hon Of such other business % in the JUDGMENT Of the
Convention appertains to the welfare of the Republic
can party in Montana. ..
ton az follows:
COUNTIES. NO. OF UELE0ATES.
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SECOND DAY.
DEER LorGE, NJ. T.. Aug. a., 1888.
Board of Commissioners met in special session at
1870 O'Clock a. M, pursuant to adjournment Pres
ent-Commiseioners Evans, Bstterton and Walker,
with Clerk Thompson.
Minutes Of August . read and approved.
Board proceeded to canvass the returns OF an cleo
ton held in the city of Anaconda, N. T.. on August
n. 1888, for the election of municipal officers, and
found the result as oll0ws-
FOR MAYOR.
VIM + uo,o 1't va "a ID w "a 81 w q; 4h w's; To 1M;
D. Cohen, sr.. l /
Pat Brogan.... /
VIM L Hoge's majority 1909
FOR CITY TREASURER.
LIST wd. I'd w'd. Sd w'd. 18th wd. Total.
Jane. McNulsy. ~ 400 Isl III ISL
FOR c1rr ATTORNEY.
1st w'd. I'd w'd. Sd wd. 4th wd. Total.
Geo s." 3 B Unison. s Egg s5s 100 15 1879
q winston's majority. lo42
POLICE M~AGlsrRA1E.
49, let w'd. I'd w'd. Sd w'd. 4th wd. Total.
NJ F Fazpstatd;: - - 50 8 20 g ~ y ~ e.
I'D. Fitzge,ald's majority. ee4
FOR ALDERMEN FROM WARD NO. l..
John Morris. ksn vote.
- TM u nu I; 8o
W. adyuee.
FOR ALDERMEN 1Rox WARD NO. 2.
A MacCallum .sfs vote.
- NeMPlnuu.
j r Dunn ii .
Robt Fenner. n "
FOR ALDERMEN PROM WARE NO, 3,
= NAoy.... ................... ......143 votes,
80 ~ ...... ....14O
y
j W Barker, Jr az "
FOR ALDERMEN FRox WARD 40, 4,
] Ckeppler ....1 ia
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
George Fountain
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EVERYBODY WANTS THEM!
BoWmsQ'S Patent HamG-FGtGlGr.

The Best Device Ever Made for Quickly, sa'"S
and Safely Fastening Harness.. Nv.
1t is Practical, Durable, Simple and cheap Nan
erybody should have them on 'he''
and Driving Horses.
Having purchased from the Patentees lAs her
Hame Fastener, now coming into universa, nt s., the
ever introduced IN the Eat, l will fell ll9h,r Ems.
several counties Of Montana at reasohapie ie 10
They sell OF sight wherever seen. Clh D. 'pat,o,11a.
Harness in a minute. Address. for fnr',sr I AK
ton, SMITH "1iit Mont.
~ ~, II
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NEWS.
Charles Dickenson, C"Whiskey JscA'
died at the Butte poor farm Monday.

Charles Dickinson, C"Whiskey Jack')
died at the Butte poor farm Monday.
Maurice Sehully fell from q wagon ne"f
Billings Saturday, fracturing his SKULL
Charles Aspiring, formerly with Freysonlae
& Co., is now in the clothing department.
with the Foster & Estes Mercantile Co.
anaconda Revie,o.
A freight engine on the Montana Central
was derailed near Park Station Monday
afternoon, and the engineer, who leaped
from the engine, killed.
The great regatta is in progress on Salt
Lake. The Salt Lakers have brought some
Of the fastest clubs from the East to compete
and a splendid event was anticipated.
James Constant was killed in the Gagnon
mine, Butte, Tuesday, BY 200 pound piece
Of rock falling on him. A coroner's jury ex-
onerated the company from all blame.
Judge WIN. H. Clagett commenced the
erection of a residence at Georgetown this
week. A number of others are arranging to
build there soon.-WaNace, Idaho, Free Press.
Wa. Bennett was found dying in the hall
WAY Oh WIS W . AOO6Au8 O10
| at 2:3O a. m. last Saturday. He had been
drinking heavily and the general opinion is
he died from the effects.
Robert Vaughn prepared a collection OF
grasses, gathered on his ranch, for the Min
neapolis exposition. There are over thirty
varieties, and they will make SPLENDID
display.-Great Falls Tribune.
| t. E,.x..n~s.n cnue <haro vovnr 1nHa
than 800 idle miners on the Comstock, and
the number has been increased to 800 Of late
by drafts from the several mines in conse-
quence of the scarcity of water.
The Northern Pacific depot at Livingston
took fire Tuesday night in the second story
where the telegraph and dispatchers' Offices
are located, and everything In the upper
part of the building was destroyed.
Three flashes of lightning did S35, 600 worth
of damage and nearly killed Geo. ID. Rains.
ford, the horseman, at that g%entleman's
ranch near Chugwater last Friday afternoon
| Twenty. three horses were Acknowledgment
Leader, 21st.
Col. Guido Ilges, who is living in Cincin-
natl, is devoting himself to literary work,
He has a very inter esting illustrated story
entitled "Little Moccasin's Ride on the
Thunder Horse''in st. Nicholas for August
Yellowstone Journal.
Tomorrow morning at Z O'Clock the first
stage coach over the new Benton Il Lewis
town stage route will leave this city fol
Lewistown. Mr.. John j. Davis, the old and
reliable superintendent Of the Montana
Stage Company, is in the city perfecting ar
rangements for the new route.-River Press,
I'D.
The echo of the whistle at the smelter,
among the mountains and canyons of oul
burg, is a pleasant sound, and is a harbinger
of the fact that the near future will show MOI
only a number of smelters, but the whistle of
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MORGAN EVANS, Chatham.
Attest: WIN. NJ. THOMPSON, Clerk.
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ID L R Ks G. TT @ Ed
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

RESIDENCE TRIErHcF, ,.
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF SAC
~ ramento IS. IN the Superior Court, in ana
for said county. The people of the STATE OF Cali
fornia 10 R1HUR ROPER, greeting: You are
hereby nntifie that an action was commenced in
the Superior Court OF the county of sacramento,
State aforesaid. By filing a complaint in the
Clerks office of said Court. on the 9Th day OF
APRIL, 1855 in which action SUSIE
jPER Is Plaintiff and you are Defendant.
That the general nature of the action, as APP
pears from said complaint, IL as follows: To OBJ
tain a decree of divorce from you on the
grounds Of wiilful desertion and wiliful neglect;
for permission for the plaintiff to resume her
maiden name of Susie Thomas; for costs and
general relief, all of which is more fully set
forth IN said complaint, reference to which is
hereby made. And you are hereby directed 10
appear and answer said complaint within ten
days from the service of this writ, exclusive of
the day of service, il served you in satd eoan-
ty Of Sacramento. and within thirty days, ex-
elusive of the day of service, If served else
where; and you are further notified that unless
you so appear and answer within the time
above specified. the plaintiff will apply 10 the
Court for the relief prayed for in said comp amt.
In testimony whereof, 1, Vim 3. Hsmilton,
Clerk OF the Court aforesaid, co hereunto set
my hand and stiix the seal OF said Court, this
| 9Th day of April A, q. 1888.
lsEAL-l VIM. 3. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By Jos. J. GUTH, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON. Attorney for Plaintiff.
II 1.-.~-
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ROYALPso7KKP4SSSR
ABSOLUTELY PURE.

quick raising Royal Baking aveng
absolutely eavenng power
distressing
digestive organs keep lin climatew
Chemist examining officially
principal baking powders country, reported:
The Royal Baking absolutely
fac;
method of Baking undoubtedly
pure andm baking powder o public
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