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The GREAT NORTHWEST
Topics Of General Interest In the -Four
New States and Elsewhere.
A Large Company OF Settlers and
Soldiers Start Out From De-
mersviile to Capture an
Indian Murderer.
MONTANA.

A petrified jelly fish was found recently
near Great Falls.
The Bozeman Electric Light company
has shut down for twenty days, until II
can get its new plant to work.
The receipts of the Bozeman depot of
the Northern Pacific for June was Sc, 600.
The amount of freight handled was a.
100000 pounds.
Mrs. Elizabeth ID. Custer, the widow of
General Custer, has been spending a
couple of days i'm Helena, as the guest OF
Major and Mrs. Maginnis.
The Rising Sun says a petition is in cir
culation and is being very generally
signed. praying that SO much OF the Fort
Shaw military reservation as is not nec-
essary for military purposes be thrown
open to settlement under the homestead
act.
Two bulls came together in the street at
Bozeman Monday night and fought for an
hour and fifteen minute without doing
any damage to each other. The bulls
were more stragetic than Infatuated and
the way they sought to take advantage Of
each other made the fight interesting TO
spectators, say the Chronicle.
Browns survey to correct the Blake
parallel defining the southern boundary
OF the Crow reservation has been COM
pleted and the report sent TO Washington.
According to Browns lines b reserva-
ton extends about n and one-half miles
south of the Blake survey boundary, and
Nye City is within the reservation. Anum
Der of ranches taken up according to the
old line are now on the reservation. The
ranchmen propose to hold for a settle
ment of their claims Tor Improvements
Billings Gazette.
The Missoula Gazette says a startling
story comes from the Flathead country TO
the effect that 100 settlers and a company
Of soldiers from Demersville are proceed
ing to Dayton Greek To participate in the
capture of the Indian Louie, charged with
the murder of a white man last fall, the
particulars of which have heretofore APP
pearcd i'm these columns. At Dayton
creek Is located Chief Aneas camp n
tribe cf Kootenai Indians, of which Louie
is said TO be n member. The informant
says that when he left Demersville yester-
day the reds were said to be indulging i'm
a wal dance, and the meeting of the two
parties will surely precipitate an encoun-
ter. The report is not verified, however,
and il is more than probable the entire
matter will prove a canard.
There is an immense number Of people
now in the park and the number is to be
increased daily by parties already booked
and a large number not booked. Ii is be-
ing demonstrated thatthe hotel accommo-
dations must be increased and II is prob
able that a aotei twice tiae size OF The pres
ent one al the springs VIII DE needed next
year.. Inc transportation mas
iabored hard 10 provide teams Tor the
tourists ana II mas succeeded IN uoing So
and during the past week Mr.. wake.
held mas purchased an auuitiohal carload
OF horses ana SIX new coaches. lhe tour
lists visi'ihg the PARK are OF the VERY pest
classo people. lhey realize. the TACT
that they cannon gel such
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On Monday, December, % a. D., 1896
First Publication December II, ]
LEGAL NOTICE.

To Ezra D. Bullock, Helen NJ. Bullock, John
Brill, EdwarI Mueller, The New England
Loan & Trust Company, corporation,
and the National bank OF the Republic, a
corporation:
You and each of you are hereby notified
that the undersigned, the First National
bank of Butte City, Montana, corp ration,
did on the 10th day of December, A. ID. 1899.
file in the Office of the cIerE of the district
court within and for the county of Dickin-
son and state OF Kansas, Il petition against
and sse s1pst OF the you said ray ERE
Bullock and one John W. Baker for
the sum OF four thousand, two hundred and
thirty-six dollars and eighty cents (t4,236.SO)
with IL per cent per ennum interest thereon
fro u the 18th day OF November, A. d. le90,
upon q certain pIOInIsSo.y note mHdo by
Ezra ID Bullock anu John ". Baker 10 The
said defendant, Edward Nuclei; and also
praying for a decree of foreclosure OF GER
lain mortgage given by the said John w.
Baker and mary z. Baker, his wife and Ezra
d. Bullock to he said Edward Mueller and
his assigns to secure the payment of said
romissory Tote and the interest there Oh,
which mortgage is upon the following &c
scribed real estate, situated in Dickinson
county. KauS g, tOWtt:
Lots Plumbers one Q), two ~, three (3).foUr
az and the north portion or lot NO. nVe (0),
which said portion OF lot No. five (5) IS
bounded as follows: Commencing at the
center of the south ID of the iron brtfge
over the Smoky Hill river, running hence
in q southwesterly direction along the center
chains and twenty i've links; thence along
said river bank, first uortherly then easter
w. then southerly to the place of beginn1ngi
said bounded POI ton containing twenty
three and ffty-two oue-hundredtns acres,
more or less also the east half Of the nor h
west quarter All of the above described
real estate being part of section No. thirty
(30) in township No. thirteen 19 south OF
range two (2) east of the Sixth Principal me-
ridfan. containing in all two hundred and
twenty seven and thirty-two one-hundredths
acres.
fed that unless you appear and plead TO
such petition on or before the 22nd day Of
January, A. ID, 1891, that said petition will
he taken as true aud jud gment rendered &C
cordiDg to the prayer thereof and the said
above described premises sold TO satisfy
such Judgment; and you. and each OF you
forever barred and foreclosed OF all right,
title ard interest TO or in said property after
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BUTTE CITY,
Plaintiff.
1853
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There was more IN the manner tnan
in the kind deed itself, and Lionels
heart bounded up with gratitude. He
thought of Mary and of the many, many
usesth money could be put to, warm
blankets, the winter cloak Mary had
needed for years, and-but his face
fell. There was dunning letter in his
rocket at that moment which he had
concealed from Mary-from the holder
of a note against him for fifty dollars
and peremptorily demanding payment.
No, no, it would be wrong to appro-
pirate one dollar of the gift for perso aal
needs. Mr.. Dale was shrewd reader Of
faces, and Lionels thin, anxious face
had appealed to his sympathies stron ely
since he had entered the Office, and he
noted the change of expression.
"What is it, Webb?" he said, kindly.
'You look depressed and troubled"
AS Lionel heard the kind voice and
looked into the kind face an impulse
came to him to tell this man his troub IS.
1t was so hard to bear it alone and 20
wear smiling face over heart so FL ed
with anxious care, and hardly know ng
what he said, he poured out his story Of
the past, of Mary and of her pitifnl
shopping to-day. at hurts me so, Nr.
Dale" he said, in conclusion, ''tha5 1
can not use even dollar of your gener-
Gus gift for her."
"How much now would cover this IN
tire indebtednessY' asked Mr.. Dale.
He was drumming thoughfully on is
desk and looking keenly at Lionel, lot
in blame or in doubt of the truth of lis
story, but in making an effort to put
himself in another's place.
Fifteen hundred dollars would ~
every dollar"
Mr.. Dale refected-in the light of is
millions the sum seemed a very tri lie;
vet here was man whose strength nd
happiness were being wasted for he
lack of it, "What would you say, tt n,
If l should loan you this money and let
you work it out gradually as you IN
afford it?"
"San sir! l should work on wings it
would make my heart so light"
'Then put on your WINGS" returned
Mr.. Dale, smiling, ''for we'll have the
HldCUOF drTdIlPCu dG Oh carly OdOO' H-'iNN
now go home and spend this money Tor
Mary and the children with clear con-
science"
Mary was filling the stockings when
Lionel came home and, poor soul, she
had evidently been shedding tears over
the task.
A pretty ruche and ribbon for Jennie,
and pair of stockings and winter
gloves for Amy, the merest necessities
amid the ocean of lovely, tempting
things she had seen that day; pair of
warm gloves for Lionel which he would
not buy for himself lay in her bureau
drawer, and there hal been just enough
left to buy small chicken for he
Christmas dinner, for a turkey was cot
to be thought of this year.
She had not heard him when he
onnned the outer door softly. and he
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-12-18
First publication Dec II, 1s9O. ]
NOTICE.

To Peter VADDyke Of parts unknown:
You will hereby take notice that on have
been sued in the district court of dickinson
county, Kansas in I'm action wherein W. D..
Curtis is plaintiff AID you, Peter VanDy Ike,
IS q efer daI and that unless you answer or
demur to the petition filed in said action
on or before the BIRD day of January, 1891,
Judgment will be rendered against you in
Ihe sum of $3.50 nd interest on the same
from the 18th day of April, 1883, payable
quarterly at the rate of II per cent per annum
and interest at the rate of per cent per
annum on unpaid quarterly PAYNE. t. of in
tcrest and tor cost of suit, aud decree en-
tered, fOreclOs1ng the MOI tZage on the fol-
lowing describeI property viz:
Lots six (6) and seven CD and the west half
of lot five (5) all being in block tour (l) in
thu original town of Abilene, Dickinson
county, Kansas.
JAMES CULBERI SON,
Plaintiffs attorney.
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near his and took both his hands in
hers. Her eyes were wet, too.
mo, john" she said, softly, ST did
not die of fever, and never loved any
one but you, and ="
Then Dorothy Waters broke down,
and was comforted like a child, and
these two old lovers sobbed out their
hearts JOY in that lonely cabin on Christ
mas morning.
1t is needless to relate how John and
Dotty had been lovers from childhood;
how evil tongues had lied to him on his
return from war, and his simple heart
believed them. Why tell Of the long
anguish these two had suffered in that
score OF years. The world knows these
stories too we'll
1t needed no explanation to make
John understand that Dorothy had come
on purpose to seek him. The story Of
the night before vanished into thin air,
and was forgotten
He took her as the best Christmas-gift
God ever gave TO man. and when he
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stood watching her through the g;ss
door which led from the hallway to ne
little parlor.
She had finished now, and with ihs
stockings on her lap, leaned her 1 id
dejectedly upon her hand. 1t wa SO
hard to give pennies where her wa-m
heart would so gladly lavish pounds.
"Oh, Lionel, how you startled me, IS
he opened the door and went in. "N ny
what has happened, dear?" he rs
loaded down with packages, and every
pocket was bullying out in addition, nd
she knew that something unusual lad
occurred.
The Lord hasn't forgotten US t,
Mary" he said, taking her worn fac in
his hands and kissing it tenderly. ne
listened to his recital of the conve a.
ton with Mr.. Dale with eyes brimn lg
over with happy tears, and when he ID
finished, and she realized that the I'd
of harrassing debt was to be lifted, or
face took on a reverent shade of 10. III
thanksgiving, and taking Lioners b ID
in hers, she said, gently; LET US pr
Mrs. T. M. HowAP7,
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"John Roach" she said Che had not
told her his name), What are you doing
here? Why are you not at home with
your people?"
The man started as if shot. His face
turned white, through all the brown
upon it.
"Who are You2" he said hoarsely,
that you know me? Who are you, 1
say?"
The woman leaned forward, shading
her eyes with her hand.
John, don't you know me?"
"Dotty WatersF' he said. "Oh! my
GodI''
Then he crossed quickly to her and
lifted her up in his arms, trembling the
while as if palsy-stricken.
"Why, Dorothy! Dotty!' he said,
"they told me you had died of feverin
the marshes-that was long ago-more
than twenty years. Have you come
back to life again, Dotty, like them
folks in the Bible, and was it true that
you said you'd never marry me?"
His eyes were misty; she freed her
self from his embrace, drew her chair
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I'm sorry to rob you of your rest
but you look strong, and 1 guess it
won't hurt you"
Christmas morning broke. The storm
had passed. The sun laughed In the
heavens and the sky was blue as If it
were June. They stood on the door
step and viewed the splendid panorama.
Then they went into the house. John
sat On the bed and whitfield; the woman
had insisted on getting breakfast. The
exercise flushed her cheeks, and John
stole furtive and admiring glances at
her. She was vaguely like somebody
he had seen before.
They sat down, one on each side Of
the t-'Iic. S:o heapcd his plate, and
shea she lr2n !, her head on her hand,
s:A nor f,oa P1lea and her voice
tr, .able;l
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First Publication Dec. 4, 1890. ]
Publication Notice.
To A. G. Davidson, Belinda V. Davidson.
John @. Burruss, Robert McNaull and
Eliza McNauli:

| To A. G. Davidson, Belinda V. Davidson.
John @. Burruss, Robert McNaull and
You will take notice that you, together
with W. g. Cowies, treasurer. rhil Koch.
| ard vii lam Koch, partners as Koch Broth.
ere. The Badger Lumber company The
| Chicago Lumber company, Isaac Shockey
and Daniel Snider, partners as hockey z
snider, The Peters Hardware company and
/. G. Grower and JACOB May, partners as
Grower & May, have been sued in the dis
t,fct court of Dickinson crunty, Kansas, BY
The Travellers Insurance company, of BART
therein july sisf, 1886, WIN. rein it alleges
that it Is the owner and holder 81 note and
mortgage made by said A. q. LyidsOn snd
1855, for the sum of q, 900 due five years from
its said date, and hat said mort gage deed
conveyed the following described real es-
tate situated in said Dickinson County, To-
Lots I22, I2l, and ls6 on Third street in Sol
ONION City, upon which real estate the plat
mount Zen for said sum OF $1,000 and inter
est thereon from February LIST. 1886, al the
rate OF Il per cent per annum less the sum OF
$4,000 already PAID on account o. saia tnssr
prays the court that IT nay have Jnogment
against sad A. G. Davidson and bei1nop V.
Davidson for said principal sum and ln.er.
est and that the came may be prior and
paramount lien on said real estate, that said
mortgage may be f0reclosed, that q re ceivef
may be appointed to take charge OF the
property, and that unless eaid principal
sum and interest be paid to sid plainttn on
or before day to be fixed by the court,
said real estate shall be sold according TO
law without appraisement and after paying
the costs Of sseh Fale and this action the
proceeds be applied to the payment Of pain
fsffss said claim and interest, and upon sucn
sale that the interest of all the defendants
to said action, in said real estate be forever
barred and foreclosed.
You Will therefore take notice that unless
you appear in said court and make answer
10 said petition on or before the 18TH day OF
January 1891, the allegations tbs rein con-
tanned Eill b. TAX n as true az sirst you and
Judgment eutere Accordingly.
THE TRAVELLERS INSURANCE COM
PASY, Plaintiff
By W. g. CowLEs, its Attorney. i5S
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First Publication Dec. 4, 1890 I
Notice of Final Settlement.

STATE OF KANSAS. "a.
Dickinson County,
In the probate court In and for said county.
In the matter of the estate CT John Chris
tie, deceased.
Or ditors and all other person interested
in the afore laid estate, are hereby notified,
that at the next regular term of the Probate
Court in and for said county, to be begun
and held al the count room in A Abilene coun-
ty of Dickinson ana state aforesaid, OH the
first Monday in the month of January, A. D.,
1891, 1 shall apply to said court tor IL full and
final settlement OF said estate.
j. Z. WILSON,
Administrator of the estate OF John Chris
tie, deceased. 1874
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First publication.Sov. 20, IseO. i!
SHERTFF,S SAFE

Under and by virtue of an order of sale is
sued by the clerk OF the District Court of
Dickinson County, State OF Kansas, in q
cause pending therein, wherein william
Olewine, Administrator of the estate of j,
II. Nyer, deceased is plaintiff and Frederick
j. Hudson, Matte Hudson, J. n. Fisher and
John Johntz, assignee of J. NJ. Fl her are
defendants. l will.
On Monday, December %, : 1890,
at the front door of the court h . in the
city of Abilene, County of Dickins l., state
of Kansas, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described real estate to-wit:
Lot number fourteen (lD in block number
two (2l in J. NJ. Fishers addition to the
City of bilene, in Dickinson county, State
OF Kansas
The said real estate viii be sold pursuant
to the judgment OF the Court in said cause
recited in said order of sale.
Witness my hand this 18th day of Novem-
Der \. ID. lS9I. ID. W. NALL
Is Sheriff of Dickinson County, Kansas.
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On Monday, December %, A. D., 1890
First publication Dc. 4, lS9l
Legal Notice.

In the prob tie court, within aud for the
county of Dickinson. stat OF Kansas
In the matter of the estate Elmer E.
Lewis, deceased.
Creditors and all persons interested in the
estate of saii liner Z. Lewis, DE- ceased, are
hereby notified that the undersigned, execu-
tor, will make hnal settlement of said estate
on he first day of the January A. ID. 1891
term of said prob Ite court, or as so there
afteras hearing can be mad
\. LEWIS,
Executor of the estate of Elmer E Lewis,
decea ed.
STAMBAUGH, HURD & DEWEY,
l5-4 Attorneys.
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First public alton Nov. 20, 1880. ]
SHERIFF'S SALE,

Under and by virtue of an order of sale is
sued by the Clerk of the District Court of
DICKINSON county, State of Kansas, in q
cause pending therein. wherein Charles A.
Aldrich is plaintiff and Henry II. Nc Donald.
Isabella A Mcdonald, T. O. Henry and
george W Carpenter are defendants. 1
will,
On Monday, December %, A. D., 1890,
at the front door of the court house, in the
city of Abilene, county of Dickinson, Stata
of Kansas, at 10 Och cka m. of said day sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
described real estate to-wit:
The east half of the southeast on rter of
section ten QO) in township fourteen CD
south of range one % east of the 9Th p. III.
in Dickinson county, State of Kansas.
The said cal etate viii be sold pursuant
to the judgment of the Court in SAID cause
recited in SAID order of sale.
WitHes IS my hand this 18th day OF Nov. a.
D., 1890. u. W. NALL
1875 Sheriff of Dickinson county, Kas.
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On Monday, Jan. IL, a. D.. 1891,
First publication Dec. IL. $780,
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue CT an order of gale is
sued by the Clerk of the District Court OF
Dickins N county, state of Kansas, in a
cause pending therein wherein H6nnah Y.
sloan is plaintiff and Joseph A, Winder,
Dorcas h. Winder, George W. Carpenter
and j. Q. DweIle, are defendants, VIII
On Monday, January IL, 4. D., 1891,
at the front door of ths court house, in the
Citv of Abilene, County OF DickiI son, STATE
of Kansas, az 10 O'Clock a. N. OF said day sell
to the highest bidder for cash, the following
describe real estate to WIT:
The northwest quarter of section mum her
five NO, 81 township number sixteen mo.
49, south o. range number one Is of T u east
of the sixth (6th) principal meridian In
Dickinson county, state Of Kansas
The said real estate will be sold pursuant
to the ju Igment Of the Court in said cause
recited in said order of sale.
Wit-ess my hand tits lIth day of Dee.
A D., 1870. ID. W. NALL,
l65 sheriff CT Dickinson county, Kas.