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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

Q" h"N
District of the TerritoU 1T Montana within aud
tor the county OF Custer,
Action brought in
lthe Djstri,tGouu
lof the Tuird Ju.
Mathew Bodies, NJ Shepard Idicial District OF
bellies aud Richard +, hOlles. 1.-THE Territory Of
partners doing business rs ". Montana, In ana
Boljes a 60. NiOr be county Of
Plaintiffs, ytuster, and the
Against complaint nled IN
Frank A. Zahl aud Ctrtte Zahl, lsaid county o.
Defendants. lIusteT, Ia the OF.
tire Of the clerk
I0f saii DistTi,i
Court.
The ieople Of The TERRITORY Of Montana send greet.
ing 10 Frank A. 4 'hi and Carrie Lihl. Defend.
ants;
You are hereby reluind TO appear In au action
brought agsiust YOU Uy the above nauI'i plaintiff,
in the District Cour Of the Third Judicial Dis
irict Of he Territory Of Montana, in aui FOR the
said county f Custer. AMI to ansstr the Tom glSlwt
| nlrd iherrin. within Ten days exclusive Ofthr has
Of s%efyicsl alter TIA. service o. you u this sun.
m0ns-if served within Ills county. or IL served
Out " This county, hut inthiS district, then within
tweuiy days; Otherwise sithin iorty dats-urt ud..
ment ly deiaglt will betaken against YOU, arc ri.
I ing TO the PRAYER u! said complaint.
The said action l. brought 10 obtain 70 decree -
this Cou : for the foreclosure of a certain Mort f..
gage described "a the slid Complaint, aud exc
cured 10y the said ! rAuE A Eahl and Carrie Eahl
on Nh, 18th day OF May, A., d.. 49,. 10 secur, the
pay tent OF a certain pfomissory note Tor s9iA
with interest A. : per cent per annum as per copy
thereof attached 90 aid complaint, aui reI On.
able attorney fees TO be allowed hy the court, on
the northeast of the s0uthwesr sud lots !, :
AMI 2 IN section II, Township Y, north u Range
81 east. Custer County, Montana, that the prem.
ises conveyed by said Mortgage may be sold, aud
IN. proceeds appliedto the payment Of said prom
issory note. interest aud attorney fees ana in case
such proceeds are not sufficient to pay the same,
then 10 obtain an execution against sail rank
A. Zahl and Carrie Lahl for the balance remaining
due, and also that the said Defendants and al
other persons claiming by, through or under them
may bp barred and fOreClosed OF all right, title,
claim, lien, equiv Of redemption, and Interest In
aud TO SAID mDrtgagcd premises, and Tor other
aud further relief. as viii more fully appear by
reference to th" complaint on file herein, and for
their costs Of salt.
Ard you are hereby notified that II you fail 10
,pBear aud answer the said complaint, as above
equired, the said plaintiffs will apply TO the )oun
mr he relief deman led in the said complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of thc District
Court Of the Third Judicial District % The
49,, Territory ~ Montana. IN and Tor the said
LIS. county Of Custer, this gth day u August,
49, m the year 81 our Lord One Thousand
Eight Hun tired and Eighty Niue.
THOMAS A. GARRETT, Clerk.
nv lANEs N~cFARLASE, Deputy Clerk.
wv. KiNsLET Pul ions FAlRF. ELD, Attorneys
] for Plaintiffs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

Aston Brought 10
Matthew'S, lles, NJ. IheDi.trict Court al
sheppard Bodice the THIRD Jldirlal
aud Richard L. \Distrlct o. the Ter
Bolles, partners lritory 81 Montana,
dong business a., an and for th"Coun.
NJ. Bodies * Co NY Of Custer. aud
plaintiffs, jtbe Complaint filed
Against lin said County OF
Joseph Il. Gee, ICusIer. la the office
Defendant. of the Clerk OF said
district CourI.
The people OF the Territory of Mon
lana, send greeting To Joseph II.
Gee, Defendant:
lOu are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you 10y
the above named Plaintiffs, In the
District Court of the Bid Judicial Die
trlct Of the Territory Of Montana, IN
aud Tor the said County Of Custer, aud
To aDswer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days exclusive of tue day
of service) after the service on you of
this Summous-lf served within this
county; or. II served out OF this county,
but in this I~i~tricl, then within
twenty days; otherwise within forty
days-or judgment by default will be
taken against you, according 10 the
prayer Of said complaint.
Tue said action i. brought to obtain
"A decree Of this Court for the iOrecl0s-
ure OF a certain Mortgage described in
the said Complaint, aud executed bS
the said Joseph ~. Gee on the 18TH
day Of April, A. ID. 1857, 10 secure the
payment Of "A certain proinls Dry note,
81 300, with ipterest nj 5 Uer cenf per
annum az per copy thereof attached to
said complaint, and reasonable sttor-
ney fees TO he allowed by the c0ur' an
the southeast Of the southwest quar-
ter aud the southwest Of the south
EAST md lots : and s, all in section
IL, Township q, north of Range T. east
In Custer County, Montana. that the
premises conveyed by said Mortgage
may be- sDlt. aud the proceeds applied
To the payment uf said prom'ssory
note and Interest and attorneys fees
aud In cast such proceeds are not suili-
Client To pay.the same, thrn t. obtain
AN execution against said Joseph II.
Gee for the balance remaining due,
andal-O that the said Defendant ana
all other persons claiming by. through
orunder uin may be barred and fore
closed ~ MI right, title, claim, ltpI,
equity Of redemption, and interest 10
aud to said m0rtgagpd premises, aud
for other ard further relief, as will
more fully sppear by reference to The
Complaint ~ file herein, and for
thpii costs Of suit.
And y0ii are hereby notified that II
y1u fail tpHppehr aud answer HE snid
complaint, o. above required. The suid
plaintiffs viii apply 10 the Court Tor
the relief demanded In the said com
plulnt
Given under uy hand sud he seal
az tlIH District GDurr oS the
VHlrl sUBinial District az the
Tsrr.'H." oi Nuutuuu, iu aud
I.S mr. thUrt.u rrputH ur Custer.
tolls .a# u. August. iH trc
Nutr u' uIr l.fl Or. IlUu..
mud hI.'r IIuUHrU add
EIgIT.. .Inp.
THOMAS A.. GARRETT. tI.rk.
Bv5kMEs MrFAIyBAeG, Dppaty cierk
] w. ktNrLEy md JOttN Nt'E
IfgiI. AttDruptr .OF Plaintiff
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

The people Of ihs Territory uf Montana. s. nd
gree ing to Waller 1. Burleign, Jr, aul Glara
Il Burcigh. defendants:
You are heu'by ~n-Ilir.d 10 appear la an seton
brought against YOU h' the above named + In
liiIs, 10 he Dis ri I Iuu 1 uI the THird Judicial
nistIirt o. the Territory Of Montana, In and ~
the sHidIOun:y OF Custer, and 10 ausw thu COtu.
plant ded therein, within ten day (eXclusiNe of
the day Of serylc-l after ne saw CO on you Ot mi,
Sum'nuns-rt SERVED within this county; or. II
served out OF rhis County but IN this distrct,then
wi hin tSen days. otherwise within
forty days-Or judgment by Uefault vii hr
taken against you, according 10 tie prayer oI said
comp amt.
The san action is brought to obtain a uecrye ct
THU Couri for the foreclosure of a certain Mort
gage described In the sail Complaint. aud exc.
culed hy the said Walter A hurleigh, JT.. aud
Clara H.. Burleigh, on the Sth day of April, a. u.
lss7 TO secure the baSIuent Of 4 certain pr0inis.
sow mole for SjUy, with interest at the rate ui ;
per cent Ter aauum rs per COPY thereof attached
TO said Complaint, ana eIsOHable attorney Ices
to be allowed by the "uurt on lots ], ., u, Gs,P, 10
and II IN - cti"n y, Township 6 North Range 10
east, Custer COur Is, Montana. that the premises
conveyed by saii Mortgage, may Ice sold, and the
proceeds applied t0the payment Of said pr0mis-
.OTy note and attorney fee. aud Interest and in
case such proceeds are not sufficient to pay III.
same. llpn Ia obtain 81 execution against sHi1
Walter !. lurl igh,JT and larAls. BuTleigh forthc
balance remaining de, aud also that the sa'd De-
f,uiants anu all other persons llaincd bYLh-Jugh
n under I EN- may he barred ana ioreclo ed OF all
right, 'itl Claim, lien, equity Of red, nption, AMI
Interest IA and 10 sid mOugigci premises and
fUr o her AID further relief, a. will more fully ap-
pear by reference b. he coupIa NJ on Tile herein,
and for their costs of suit.
And you are hereby notified thai IL you fail TO
appear and answer the said Complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiffs wIil apply 10 the C0Ln
for the rtlief demanded ia The said Complaint.
Gwen under my bAud aud the seal OF the Dis
lrct Coutt Of the Third judicial District
-, u the Territory OF Montana, ia and Tor
lis the sad County Of tLtsr this 9th DAY Of
49, August, IN the year OF hur Loud UIe Thou.
sand Eight Hundred AMI ii hty NiHe,
TIlU- A. GAkRElT GsTk,
lyJAMEs M~CFARLASE DtpUiy Clerk
j W. KiNsLEN and JuHN FAIRFIELD, Attorney :
for Plaintius.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

The people Of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting 10 Frank Coates aud Julia Coates, Do.
isndants:
You are hereby reluind TO appear IN M action
brought against youby the above named plaintiffs,
In the District Ctuu " the Third Judicial Dis
triCi ~ the Territory Of Montana, IN and for the
said countyo Custer AID g. answcrt he Compliant
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of The
day ~ %strricel after the service On YOU OF this
suinmons-lt served within this county, or II
served out 0fthis c0Usy, bat nthis district, then
within iWcuty days; otherwise within forty days
ur judgment by default will he taken against you,
according 10 the prayer ~ said complaint,
lurrud uCtiun ~ bfUJg ~ ~ phia . deere OF
tGis 0un for tie foreclosure VI a certain Mort
gage lcsCrhel in me said Iumplllrt, and exc.
q ted ny the said Ftauk Coates and Julia coates
on The trst day IT March, A. b lsss, to secure the
payment ~ a CcTthW pfum!sspy note for N4UJV
WITH Interest az pVr cent pr Unuum NJ per copy
y same a'tA'ched 10 aid tomplyint and reasOna.
nlc attorney fees 10 be- alluWod by the court, on
the wet = on NV n lots 2 inG 4 Of see
h"n :, ] ysusbip g. north ~ Range 30 east, Custer
county, Montana that the uremisos conveyed ~
sntd Mortgage may Ice Fpld and ~ . proceeds np.
piled 20 The pRymgrt ui sid pr0uiss1ry note and
int rest aud aitornty f~s and IN case such pro.
coeds are not -uholeni tu pag thu 30 nc. then To
obtpin on execution agaiusl said Frunk Coates
ant Julia fJatcs ~ ilr balaUtc romaInIng dnp,
and that The -HId Nueulauts and sl other nor.
s0us claiming 10y, through 9f under them may 10
barred and forrrl0f1i " aI Dglt. tile. clalm.
lien equity " redemption. and i]nlrrrst in and 10
sBll mpdgaged prDmist- and toT other and frt.
Their frllrt ~ Will mon frIlg npUrnr Iy reference
10 The cgmUIBlbI 0U aIe 1rTrlN. aud for their costs
pfsuil.
Aad goa as lr.,Dg Hu'iuJ 0aif gou nl 10
gpfe1f HuJ uHNaTi0. ..TH ~'UWaHIuf, r .H.va
required lhe MA r'rHr.fs FIH aW. I0fuu .iuu
Or f1r relief 1"H."',I boo IhH .sHI.. H0
piEoH uudgr .l IU0I 1ulrhU H0bIltf.. U.HH| a
Court uHfNa TIIuf fuNH IA. n.H.. r.....
/ 49, TrfitgW u| EaU| gUr. loo rul ~. |HH bod
J ilno 'UIuIF YfNrg.r, rUg. .h HFaf HH"HI.
alue gJaI gl .Ur Lord Quo 'Iuu lI
EghN tluHfrsla IHa 4 rhty.NIHur
TlfOs, A, uAR2E44, tiorF.
.hNN NHftrtAEr Duputy riaft4
2. M. |..HT ID aFa inns Ia IIlUrfE. 49,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
Summons,

In the District Court Of the Third IniiciaI Dis
triot Of the Territory Of Monuna, within and Tor
tue County OF Custer,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
summons.

In the District Count Of the Third Judicial
District Of the TerriiorV ~ Montana ~!.h!B aud
tor the county OF Custer
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27
summons

ln the Dts'rrl Cturt II the Third
judi al Dstnct of lur territory ID
M"uttna, III ami fJr thu County q
Gu-l,T.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

NV ihMh- Nttt AltbANL, W. putty Cow
j w. ktNrLEy md JouN NtfE
rilLb, Attorneys .or Plaintiff
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

Action brought IN
u.,hsw pou.s AZ sL.,.. theIistrictCOur OF
Roil"s srI Rjrb, 5 MI. the Third Judicial
Da,in,T d,Sng h,,sins,.s al District Of ne Ter.
EaIts' a ~ ritory of Montana,
pl,l,tls. In aud for theCouu.
Ag,g,s, ' " Of Custer, and
E,,,l ras,s. and tnti,I The Complaint tied
rasta ~ In said County OF
'' U.t.rIsnt. lCuftert IN the Office
Of the Clerk Of said
IH.t.l.g 80.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

Call or address kansas City. NO. or san Fran.
cisco, Cal.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-08-27

~ hrH WoFtPLAEr Deputy Cioft.
g. EldmIus,
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nant whom discovered that both be and his
attache discredited my storyl The ambassa-
dor Yves barely civil, and Thought" | had
been "hoaxed." that my Imagination had
exaggerated the facts" etc He asked
whether any person beside myself had wit
messed "the alleged fight" and fancied he
seemed relieved when replied in tue mega
tive, and my suspicious of his sincerity were
still more aroused by bis evident anxiety.
that we should keep the story to ourselves,
impressing upon my mother twho turned
very palel that we lad better do SO "for her
pretty young daughters sake" Being young
and inexperienced, l missed the innuendo,
but as the minister had early let
out that he was personally acquainted"
with the Princess Lipetska; that she was
''nearly related to the imperial family" and
that such an unlike y story" as mine might
give great offense, shrewdly suspected his
anxiety for secrecy arose from some secret
motive
In few minutes Lord Queensland rose,
thus, as he thought, ending the discussion;
but feeling my veracity was unfairly i'm
pugned, | was not to be SO sunlnarily dis
missed; besides, the ambassadors parting
words did not tend to soothe my irritation.
II advise you, madam" he said to my
mother, "not to allow pretty Lady Muriel to
sleep alone in a hotel again. Keep her to her
dolls, dear lady. There are really no chill
dren nowadays"
This was unbearable, SO losing all self con-
troll, said, angrily; sit is pity, my lord,
that some old men should be chosen to FIJI
high positions who are little better than dolls
themselves, especially when called upon to
act i'll an emergency And ohI' 1 cried,
bursting into childish tears, 'they are not so
nice as dolls, for although their heads may
be equally empty, dolls have hair, whereas
old men very often have nctr Need say
Lord Queensland was bald7
My mother was Mortified at my words but
tho ambassador seemed ticSled, and patting
me on tho shoulder, called me "a gold headed
little spitfre." ] was not, however, to be
Modified, and as I marched from the room
said, maliciously: "If you, my lord, will not
tako tho story up, shall spread it abroad as
an instance Of the incompetency Of our Off
Gals to defend the fIiendless." To my sur
prise perceived that my words Eat random
sent had found mark they never meant; y for
Lord Queensland. motioning to his attache
to close the door, said to my mother:
"May l ask you favori | frankly % con-
fess I know something Of the story, and
wished, for certain reasons, to seep it quiet.
So will you-will your daughter-for the
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PRINCE MICHAEL'S LIFE.
How Young English Girl Played Guardian
Angel to a Russian
BY THE COUNTESS OF MUNSTER.
Complete in This Issl.e.)

his apartments were next to mine the prince
must pass that way.
As / leaned over the gallery balustrade,
watching, fancied there seemed some delay.
some CONSERVATION in the hall, among the
attendants, but | was too far OF to make out
the cause; at last, however, saw them COM
ing, carrying the prince up the stair upon a
stretcher. AS soon as they had nearly
reached the landing l ran back and hid my
self behind my own door to see them 90 by.
1t was quite procession First came tho
princess (how beautiful she was and how ar
rogant she loe kedD and by her side was tho
priest, talking in low, agitated whispers,
while she appeared to listen in proud, sullen
silence. Then the seemingly inanimate body
was carried by by the doctor tyyhose face was
deathly pale) and some servants. As the
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Tor upwards of nifty years mrs wIssrow's
SOOTHING SfRvr' has been used BY millions OF
mothers for their children while teethtn. 80
nsvcFfailing safety aud success. Il aoo,hes M
child softens the gums allaya all rain rertliaras
the bowels cures wind collie and is the beat RENE N
Tor diarrnna- Ats- WISsLow's SooTHfSa sYntraS
- 10y sac uy dru<lsts Ia every part OF rha w0rld
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oAhil La bella signorinaI . pallidetta

ago by the padrona of hotel which my
mother and had just reached, after long
and fatiguing night journey; and trivial as
them may appear, | remember them dis
tinctly, as well as every other circumstance
that occurred during the eventful four-and
twenty hours which succeeded our arrival at
the Hotel d'Oro, in Florence, on the 18th
September, 1884,.
Ny lately widowed mother and myself IA
girl of ~ had been travelling in Italy for
months, after an ainless, erratic fashion; for
she, poor soul, was endeavoring, through
change of scene and fatigue of body, to
deaden the memory Of her grief; and we had
started the night before from A., to
avoid the heat of day journey, arriving in
the early morning at the Hotel d'Oro an i'm
posing building situated on the banks of the
Arno, and formerly q palace of the Este
and Borgia families, whose quaint mono
grams and devices ornamented it's walls,
both within and without
We were conducted to our apartments by
the pretty padrona, and as we YEARLY passed
through the magnificent vestibule and as
cended the broad marble staircase, | was
curiOusly reminded (niy nerves being proba-
bly, an an irritated condition. of picture l
had seen in child's story book, of a pretty
ittle girl with long hair, who is mounting a
stair leading to hanging gallery, so exactly
like the one before us, tLA1t as we came to an
abrupt turn, | positively stopped and shud-
dered, expecting to be met las in the picture)
by cruel faced, velvet footed panther,
which was waiting round the corner, with
open mouth and glaring eye, to spring upon
its unsuspecting victimi A silly, childish
story, no doubt, but Just one of those which
would cling to ones memory. 5a
The visitors apartments on the first piano
of the Hotel d'Oro opened upon the hanging
gallery. aud we were conducted to ours
through a doorway concealed by o heavy
piece of tapestry.
sis the signora satisfied asked the pa
drona, as with pardonable pride she threw
open the door of a spacious and beautiful
salone. which owned French windows, OPEN
ing upon a delightfully."- roony balcony.
sob yes" answered nv mother YEARLY:
ssbut pray take us at once to our sleeping
rooms. for we are very tired"
The padrona took the hint, and led us to
two rooms Qeading out of the salone and
into each other. which were beautifully fur
nished. but one was SO small that indig-
uantly exclaimed. mammal | really can't
sleep in a box land in this heat, tooTo
"Haye Won any other room YOU could rive
LADY Muriel p nv mother asked the pardrona,
who reflected for s, moment and then said:
~ have. sienora It belongs to a suite of
rooms prepared for the Russian Princess
Iipetska and her sick son and attendants,
WHOM, wa axnect in n few bours. b,,t tl,e doc.
Tor who engaged them. desired ms To shut nm
three or four of the bedrooms. as there were
too many: so Lady MIriers maid could sleep
there also-close To her-iust across the gal
la,,0 y
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the outsider
hide nae, then, hide mel1 he sobbed-7as,
in an agony of supplication, he clasped my
gown. your white robe and your tete
doree make you looE like an angiol.di Dio!
Be one to me, Muriclla, an anSiol protettorel
Ecoutez, the good doctor and poor ivan have
risked much. The doctor made me feign
death, and he has drugged the padre, and
watches him, but he viii soon fwakel ALI
save me from him, from ma belle mere"
81 will Go anything" | said exeitedly;
, "hut what can dol You canaot stay here.
What are you afraid Off
"Ahi get mo out CT the hotel for"- looking
around in terror struck wy, and whisper
mg IN my ear. they are-p9isoninS mel
Rouse the housela xss my Natural sug-
cestion -... = .------
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II IS Sette,nbre. 1S4-
Gratitudine Fele Arora

The heart opened, and within it found--a
shred of twisted rope-and q few whitehead
torget-ine-nots. shed few tears. I knew
not why, and ran down and showed it 70 my
mother
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-02-23

! good sense and the uniform practice.
But to some men constitutions and
law are nothing. He also showed
that the poor new mountain cOun-
ties are settled and settling by hun
dreds of small proprietors who
depend solely on the native grasses
and that one or two big tlocks
will in few weeks destroy their
winter and summer range. It is a
question whether we shall live
there or not.
Senator Chandler agreed.
Senator Hamilton, a farmer from
the mountain districts, earnestly in
few words uttered the gist of the
whole matter. "If ever there was a
poor mans bill this is one" he said.
"And you all can see it. 1t is a
question between all the inhabitants
of certain counties and a few owners
of very big hocks who reside in
other counties. They have been in
their counties a long time and
grown rich by raising grain and
other ways and have neglected to
provide means of caring for their
overgrown flOcks, yet have all the
advantage over us of the poor noun
tain districts We can raise no
grain. Our sole dependence is the
little grass of the ranges. Our
hocks are small necessarily, but we
have our homes there. Now shall
we be driven out by men who in
wade ours only to feed their stock a
few months"
The truth is, it is not question
between county and county, but
one between several entire counties
and a few large flock owners in
some other nistrlcts. Have occu-
pants of the counties, actual resi-
dents, any claims over strangers
when such question Of stern neces-
sity arises? We certainly think
they have; they have the right en-
tirely on their side. And yet with
the facts before them large num-
ber of senators voted for the few
drovers, the few rich owners, as
against the actual builders of the
humble homes. Had those big
flock men used the means nature
beautifully provides for them there
would be no need to go abroad for
substinence for their flocks. But
even if they could not have done SO
there is no doubt where the right
rests, as between actual bona fide
citizens and drovers from abroad.