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DeSoto times. (Hernando, Miss.) 1879-1898, 1890-05-15
PERSONAL AND IMPERSONAL.

-GOyernor Waterman, of California,
Is said to be a good farmer and a shrewd
hand at bargain, but he is a very pool
politician.
"A Buffalo girl showed SO Tuch taste
in fitting up a shop window iE that city
That she has been offered position With
large salary by firm in London.
Judge Matheny says that Abraham
Lincoln was one Of the first members OF
the Sons of Malta in Springfield. He
took the joke in the best of humor and
was nearly always present when there
was to be an initiation.
Charles J, Bonaparte, of Baltimore
is the grandson of a King and the grand
! nephew of an Emperor, but he isa pllailr
American lawyer. Although million
aire, he rarely entertains, dresses plain
ly, lives plainly, looks plain and il
plain.
Mrs Kendall, though in her prime,
is one of the veterans Of the stage
Dressed in her mothers old clothes, she
played Dame Melnotte, mother Of the
sentimental Claude, at the age of thlr
teen, and performed Lady Macbeth tc
Phelps Macbeth before she was fifteen
1t is related of John Rogers, the
sculptor, that he began life as clerk il
dry goods store in Boston, and not un.
til he was thirty-one years old, after he
had run a locomotive, worked in a
machine shop and been a surveyor, did
he produce his first group the 'Slaye
Auction"
The Viscountess Kingsland, who re
Gently died in London at an advanced
age, led very sad life. She was the
widow of the last Viscount Kingsland
who died more than fifty years ago
Through the dishonesty of trustee the
Niscountess was reduced to extreme pOy
erty and was forced to earn her living
by her needle.
king Lobcngula of Matabcle is thus
described by an English officer: "Ile
weighs 2S1 pounds, and his only clothing
consists of a rug thrown over his lap
Never have / seen such a brutal sen
sual and cruel face as his. lie is suffer
ing from gout and is attended by witch
doctors. Last September and October
he killed 400 people, but has never in
jured a European.
Justice Lamar, who never accepts a
pass or present Of any kind tells Of him.
self this one: Down in the locality |
call nv home lives old John billiard,
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Come RON Heaven She repcarcd
with ashv Inns and rasnirg hro,,b
"lhet told me he was dead NV hoy. NV
Freddic-that he was run over and
killed. The nurse saw him fall under
the horses feet"
"But you see he was not killed =.
mother said in a gentle tone, "but in
well and strong again"
And then, motioninr me tc keen
silent, mother told the widow of the
child's injuries and recovery. of his
winning ways and our love for him.
81 must tell you first who I am" our
visitor said, II am the widow Of
Carroll West, who died of cholera in
Liverpool only two weeks ago
when ! heard tf was i'll I went to
MIN at oticu' leaving my boy with my
husbands mother and sister. | knew
they were not very fond of him, but ]
had no choice. ! found my husband
very i'll, but he was recovering, when
he had a relapse. During all his i'll
ness | heard only twice of Freddie
! once that he was we'll, once that he had
| been killed in the street.
81 came home only two days ago, and
they would tell me nothing of whcre
my boy was buried-nothing but the
bare fact of his death I-l-oh. do
not blame mel was on my way to
the river to end it all, when l met
Freddie"
1t would be tedious to tell in detail
all the long conversation that followed,
but, authorized by Mrs. West, called
upon her husbands lawyer, and there
heard her story.
II think" said the lawyer confiden-
TALLY, that the Vests are the proudcst
people | ever crknew--proud of their fam
lily, their money and their beauty Car
roll West was the only son, Lucy the
only daughter when the old man died.
He left considerable fortune, but Car
roll has increased his share of it to im>
mense wealth His mother was very
desirous of having him make great
match, and proportionately furious when
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OF GENERAL INTEREST,

-'' III Il DdCh NlNifiNh III -HhI4l'hd ti''A'
is in the tax books this entry, referring
TO some crown lands: Owner, Vic
toria; OCCUPATION, Queen; residence, In
gland
To take Off his hat on entering the
room of friend or an acquaintance
Tou be a breach Of etiquette on the
part CF Chi7aman. To keep on his
spectacles when IN a visit would be SO
too.
Some idea Of the amount Of plates
kept by the Methodist Book Concern in
Now York may be formed from the fact
that the agents have just sold for old
metal over eighty tons of old plates and
type. .....-.-
7 Here is the biggest record of lon
gevity yet, An Indian Of Chilli has con-
vincing proof to show that he is 1913
years old. His friends tell him he
ought to make the score 200, but he re-
fuses to do so until 1897.
A cartman recently died of phthisis
at a London hospital, and when the doctor
made post mortcm they found steel
knife blade run into his skull for an
| inch and broken off there. 1t had been
+horo 60 1nrr thot tho hone had healed
ovar +bo enot ,yboro II had en+ered
-Pleasantville, n. j., has a citizen
".O,' wv 10y ,'1 o., 1,, ,Y, .ha
:" '''t', ~ ,1I ,Ha TSJ, SS
for.iI,,
rI..I 4,.l.n-,,,I
one MS laJHer anu us "'"V"cI' """ '.''
| trrS having mad seven toes each on JIG
lett root
Al ilulIIhEJoh' W. va" young
man VINO hau escorted young l"oS 10
the thcater lcII SAD Vlctlin 10 tne per"
hlclouS ia0lI OF gong ouO "''N''" '''o
acts About the second llhe ne went
out TO see man ms i"Ir com Pahloh
arose, lhNItVU IrIrii" u "CCoI'p" p""J H'l
nome anu gracciulIS re'lfoo'
An alcHeHlISI "Hen eAPtIl"l'ii,I"
IN earthS Iof Vhe hiaNIlE u ''"'I"!''
louho 'haI ne Ia" lll'e"'e" 'or'''"in'
ana Watchnaker aPprehVIce "nito
hoIulng SpectacIe glass oeI"te" MS
| thumD ana lofeHhget hoLlctu Jnro"sH
u thaC lhe heIghoorIhS pull"llES "P
peared larger ana thuS ulScoVefeu Inc
adaptaDlIlty Oh the lens 10 tne NAe-
scope
Two chlIuren Praying upon r"''E
slope at hucilllIhlo' 9coIi"l"' SIIpP'u
ana rolIeu oo"h 10 tl' eo8' vi St''p
preclplce' l+' teet hlgI' over "l'cn Vney
iclI to the Deach pelo"' InoS9 "ho I""
to gather up 1nelr ,oni mangIfHS tHe teS ND iE
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Same pcddler lat house of Jones'
family next day, with job lot OF tin
whistles and kazoos to be sold in a
lump Madam, have not called for
the purpose of trying TO sell you any
thing, but to inquire if there il a man
aamed Brown" etc,-Chicago Tribune
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MINING APPLICATION NO. SO.-U s.
~ Land Office, Bozeman, Montana. September
~ lS9o. Notice is hereby given that the Eastern
Montana Mining and Smelling company, incor-
porated under the laws of Montana, by Samuel
Bas! !nski, secretary and attorney in fact, whose
day filed his application for patent for a. SO
acres OF mineral mill site ground, known as
Mill site No l, situate in the New World minin @
district county of Park, state of Montana, and
described and designated in the official plat and
field notes on file in this office as survey number
5o, In unsnrveyed township 10 south, of range Is
east approximately and more particularly de-
scrlbed as the site of said companys smelter, and
as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at its southeast corner, a post 4
inches by ! inches by feet in size, set feet in
the ground, marked l-5C, for corner No. l. from
69o q east 1892. feet; thence north 13o 28 west
459 feet to corner No. z, marked 80; thence
south $50 2S' west 475 feet to corner No B. marked
80; thence south 13o 2S east 459 feet to corner
NO. 4, marked 4-50; thence north $50 % east 475
feet to the place of beginning. containing 4. .89
in conflict with Cooke town site being claimed
hereunder); magnetic variation 200 IS east
The location of this mill site is recorded in the
recorders office of Park county, Montana in vol.
ume !, page 364, of Quartz Locations. The i'd
Joining claimants are the mill site ga, - of John
(reported claimants), and Cooke town site on the
east and mill site 2, survey ABB, of this company
On the west
Any and all persons claiming adversely thereto
are required to present their adverse claims be-
tore this office within sixty days from the first
day of publication hereof, or they will be barred
by virtue of the provisions of the statute
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
j. Y. BoGERT. Att Y for Applicant
Cst pub. Oct. 4, 1S9O)
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The New Rand.

The Livingston Silver Cornet Band is
the name of new organization just
perfected, having for it's object the for
nation and perpetuation of a first-class
cornet band in the city of Livingston.
The-band is under the direct manage
ment of the leader, in conjunction with
board of directors, and numbers eigh-
teen active members with officers as fol-
lows: President, L. Lahm; vice presi-
dent, w. O. Peck; secretary, G. D. At
kins; treasurer, VIM. Dawson; header,
J. w. NJ Tinling.
Their instruments were received by
express Wednesday morning direct from
c. G. Conn's factory, Elkhart, Indiana,
and are of the finest grade of musical in
struments manufactured in the world.
The outfit consists of Eb and BIB clari-
nets, two solo BIB cornets, LIST, I'd and Sd
BIB cornets, Eb solo alto, 1st, I'd and Sd
Eb altos, LIST and I'd BIB tenors, BIB eu-
phonium, BIB bass, Eb bass, snare drum,
bass drum and cymbals. All triple
silver plated and with all modern i'm
provements, being perfect beauties in
all respects.
This body has procured these instru-
ments at their own expense, being
prompted by nothing else than patri-
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MINING APPLICATION NO. S-U. S.
MI Land Office. BOZeman. Mont Sentamber

MINING APPLICATION NO. 7S.-U. S.
Vl Land Office, Bozeman. Mont, September
q, 1890 Notice is hereby given that Ezra r.
Bowen and John Bowen. George p. Flannery and
Henry F. Douglas, by Ezra R. Bowen, their attor-
new in fact, whose postOffce address is Cooke,
Montana, have made application for patent tor
495 linear feet with 600 feet of surface ground)
of the Keystone Lode mining claim, hearing sill
yer and other metals, situate in the New Word
mining district, Park county, Montana, desig
mated by the official plat and field notes on file in
this oflce as Survey No. 3,C36, and being more
particularly described az follows, O-wit:
Beginning at its northwest corner, pine post
, feet long Bye inches square, set 2 feet deep,
marked 1-3O36 for corner No l. from which the
y. >. location monument No. 1886 bears north
45o 81 east, 1898 feet, and limestone rock in
place, 3x2x1 feet above ground marked B. r. l.
north $40 O9 east GOO feet, to corner No 2 marked
23O36 thence south $50 81 east, ,495 feet to cor
ner No. B. marked 3O36; thence south $40 O9'
west GOO feet to corner No. 4, marked 1905;
thence north 25o 81 west, ,495 feet to place of
beginning, containing 20 59-10O acres, all claimed
south, of rangell4 east (unsurveyed) Montana
principal meridian. The location OF this mine is
recorded in the recorders Office of Gallatin Co.,
Mont, on page 457 of book of mineral locations,
duly transferred to the records of Park county,
Mont Adjoining claimants are the Genessee
Lode, unsurveyed, z. H. Daniels ct al, claimants,
on the north, and the Dolly Warden LOde uneur-
yeyed, VIM. NJ Langston ct al, claimants, on
the south.
All persons holding adverse claims thereto are |
required to present the same before this Office |
within sixty days from the first day of publica- |
ton hereof, or they will be barred by Virtue of
The provisions of the statute
E. F. FERRIS, Register
D. V. BoGERT, Atty for Claimants.
lst pub. Sept. n, 1S90)
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Dated October 7th, 1890.
ALLAN r. JOY, Attorner for petitioner
NAMING APPLICATION NO. 79.-U. s.

NsINING APPLICATION NO. 79.--U. s.
M Land Office Bozeman, Montana, Septem-
her 49, 1S9O.-Notice is hereby given that the
Eastern Montana Mining and Smeitlng company
Incorporated under the laws of Montana, by sam
uel f,aslnskI, letary and attorney IN 1act,
whose postotfice address is BoZeman, Montana,
has this day made application TOR paseni ior in
claim bearing silver and other metals, and 4. "
acres of non mineral ground as mill site appnrte-
nant, situate in New World mining district, PARK
county Montana, and described and designated
in the official plat and field notes on file in this
office as survey 49A, the lode, and survey 49B, the
mill site, both in unsurveyed township ~ -, Il.
IA east approximately, and more particularly de-
the lode beginning at it's southeast corner,
nosr 8 inches by inches by 4 feet in size, set :
feat in the ground, with mound OF earth around
II. marked + 49A, for corner No l, from which
the New World initial point bears south ~ @ W.
east 22l3 9 feet; thence north 1Oa 81 west 1881 3
feet to corner No 2, marked S4sA thence north or
thence south 100 81 east 1891 3 feet to corner No
4. 4.marked 4-49A; thence south $50 ~ west 6O
feet to the place of beginning, containing - 70
acres. claimed hereunder tthe 10 acre in ,on-
fiict with survey 37A, the "New World lode, not
| claimed hereunder)
. nost q inches by inches by feet in size set
| faaat in the ground, with mound OF earth around
| II marked lab, for corner No. l, from which
the New World initial point bears north 40 ~
east 2O feet. and corner No OF tne .1ae IN
Ann
west 45g feet to corner No. 2, marked 2-49b
thence south $50 So west 475 feet to corner NO .,
m.rSed Sab: thence south l3o 2S' east 459 feet
~ cnrner No. i, marked 449B; thence north Sso
5S east 475 feet to place of beginning, containing
4 ~ acres. claimed hereunder, being total area
1oS. and mill site, of 70 Ol acres claimed hereun.
der. magnetic variation 200 Is east lode and mill
| site. ,odo .,a nil, s;to - -
| corded in the recorders office OF Park county,
MEn.arH MoanMsi Quartz Locations. Adjoining claim
ants are to the lode, the Chief Justice lode David
fs kooef lode John Curl reported claimant, on the
the sss ssT this
wss' WEE urVey No. So on the east, and the Black
w., Ws,,r;~r mill site, Stephens ct al, reported
c'1l AnV and ali persons holding adverse claims claims
required to nH shs Ssv 81
nis nic.tiom G hereof, they will Be barred BY vir
p"." !,.n ~ the PROVISIONS Of the statute:
tine Oh '"e E. f. FERRIS, Register.
| v BosERr, Atty for Applicant
| = flst pub. Oct. =, lsU)
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WANTED.-A boy not under Is years Of age
w to learn the printers rade. Enquire at
the ENTERPRISE Office.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Land Office
~ at Bozeman, Montana, August Both, 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the judge or clerk of
the sixth judicial district court at Livingston,
Mont, on October 18th, 1890, viz: BENJAMIN D.
Sheffield II. A. No 663, for the lots Z, B. d and &,
Sec IS, T. S. r. 10 E. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of said land, viz: John A.
Ennis, George w. Davis, William H. Philbrick
and Edmund A. Smith all of Livingston, Park
county Montana
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
list pub. Sept. 9Th, 1S9O)
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otic feeling that our city should anG
could have as fine band and as good
music furnished here as anywhere in
the state. They also felt that a majority
of our citizens had no faith in the sue
cess of such an undertaking, owing to
their being duped on previous occasions
by those who were actuated only by a
desire for personal gain. But they ex-
pect, however, to be reimbursed for their
outlay, now that the people of Living
ston see the effort they are making in
tn cir behalf, and it is certainly right
that we should all take hold generously
and assist the boys by relieving them of
the expense incurred, which would be
small item compared with the months of
patient toll and practice they will nee
essarily undergo.
The instruments are the property of
,he organization, and not of individuals,
70 that success is insured. Contribu-
ions for the band should be left in care
# VIM. Dawson, treasurer, or with j.
". M. Tinling, at the National Park |
,ank.
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PATRICK SMYTH
First publication. August 30. y

ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER
~ OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD
NOT BE MADE.--In the district court OF the
sixth judicial district of the state of Montana, in
and for the county of Park in the matter OF the
estate of Hugh Macadams, deceased: Jane Mac
adams the eXecutrix of the estate OF hugh MAC
adams deceased, having filed her petition herein
praying ~ for an order Of sale Of portion Of the
real estate Of said decedent, for the purposes
Hon Frank Henry, Judge of said court, that all
persons interested in the estate of said deceased
appear before the said court, on Wednesday, the
5th day Of November 1890, at ~ 0 CLOCK IN tne
district court, at the court house in Park county,
to show cause why order should not be
fha real estate of the said deceased as shall he
necessary And that copy of this order be pub
lished at least four successive weeks IN the Llv,
inglton ENTERPRISE, newspaper prlnted anu
pu'''0"e' FRANK HENRY, Judge.
Dated October 7th, 1890.
for
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Dyspepsia

Makes many lives miserable and often lead. Ao
self destruction. Distress after eating sick head.
ache, heartburn. sour stomach, mental depres-
sion. ETC., are caused by this very common and
increasing disease. Hoods Sarsaparilla tones the
stomach creates an appetite, promotes healthy
digeation, relieves sick headache, clears the
mind, and cures the most obstinate cases Of dys.
pepsia. Read the following:
Il have been troubled with dyspepsia, I had
but little appetite, and what did eat distressed
me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating
would experience faintness or tired, all-eone
feeling. a. though I had not eaten ANYTHING.
Hoods Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount
OF good. It gave me an appetite and my food
relished and satisfied the craving had previously
experienced. 1t relieved me of that faint. tired.
all-gone feeling have felt SO much better since
took Hoods sarsaparilla. that I am happy to
recommend it." G. A. PAGE, Watertown, Mass.
N. B. Be sure to get only
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold BY druggists. sl six for IS. Prepared only
oyC.i l. HOOD 4 Co., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
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ShhNLIID y LII.
Directors of st. Mary's Catholic Church.

MS SOLUTION NOTICE-Notice is hereby
- given that the co partnership heretofore ex-
listing between j. b. Lingerman and r. B. Morris,
nnder the firm name Of Lingerman and Morris,
has been dissolved by mutual consent The busi-
ness of the Bon Ton restaurant will be conducted
in future by r. b. Morris who assumes all out
standing Indebtedness against the late firm. Bills
due the firm of Lngerman & Morris will be col
Iected and receipted by J. B. Lingerman
j. b. LINGERMAN.
r. B. MORRIS.
Livingston, Montana, Sept. 27th, 1890
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T.. r Il MI >, ~
[Eirst publication Oct. 4. 1S&.

N1OTICE TO CO-OWNER:-To Thomas Nc.
~ NKeever or his assays You are hereby notified
that the undersigned has in accordance with the
requirements Of section 1924, revised statutes OF
the United States, expended $500 in labor and
improvements upon the Marcella quartz lode
mining claim, situated on Woody mountain in
the New World mining district, Park county,
Montana. to represent said quartz lode claim
for the years of 1888 and 1889, mat unless you the
said Thomas McKeever, as coowner with me IN
said claim pay me your proportion OF said ex-
nenditure according to yonr interest (one-haf in
terest) together with the costs Of publication OF
this notice. within ninety days after the com
piete publication thereof your interest In the
Marcella quartz lode mining claim VIII become
my property under the provisions OF SAID sectloh,
2324 revised statutes of the Uuited States.
Dated August 26th, 1880. ,,,
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Two WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN The fol
Il lowing named trustees of the Catholic church
in Livingston are authorized ana empowered to
receive and receipt for any and all subscriptions
to the building fund of said society: John Foley,
Dennis Gordon, Patrick Gilboy, James Maoney,
Thomas Brown, John Riley, James O'Leary,
Thomas Flynn. William Menehan, j. J. Demp
sey and William Handley.
WILLIAM T. FIELD,
JAMES SCHOFIELD.
CHARLES UHi.
hIra nf al;
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NTRAYED OR STOLEN-One roam COW about
~ q

four years old branded 40, 90 and 2 o and
ears slit. Last heard of as being driven with
herd of eight or ten cows to the west about the
1st of October Also enc red roam pony mare,
three white feet with star in forehead, brand on
left fore shoulder nearly obli'erated. Broke
picket rope September "a about fifteen miles east
of Livingston on Shields river A liberal Je
ward will be paid for return of either or both of
the above described animals to o. EmmOns, Llv-
ingston. At
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NcTICE is hereby given that the following
~ numbered warrants will be paid on pre-
sentation at my office, and interest will cease
from this date:
General Fund Warrants Nos. 1871 $50 1923
l22 1914 1920 97 1925 ll0 1880 121 1904 1908 1035
11Ol I102 l1OS 1898 1121 1907 104 1885, 1876 93 1902
1860 1l36 1888 Ills 1C6S 1882 1887 1906 117 95 1119
1112
Poor Fund Warrants.-Nos. 265 26O 257 2G3 269
264 256 253 277 273 271 20 276 27S.
Road Fund Warrant.-No. 571.
F. w. WRIGHT,
County Treasurer.
NItyiqTsEt"nr 1HR 1HR"t ! tBLl6 l6AI4os.-Lana once
N at Bozeman, Mont Oct. End, 1890. Notice
is hereby given that the following named settler
has filed notice of his intention to make ma!
proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the judge or clerk
of the 9th judicial district court, at Livingston,
Mont on November 10, 1890, viz Ole ". Mat
SON H. E. No. 1858 and add. ii +. NO. l266, for
the lots : and g. southwest a of southeast a and
northeast a of southwest a section 2, township
3 south, range 9 east. He names the following
witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land, viz: Thomas );
Carter, George Hustled, matthew Mallason and
swan Larson, all of Park county, Montana.
E. F. FERRIS, Register.
First publication Oct. 4, 1S9O)
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT. ENQUIRE
L of Mrs. Mclnernev. 1N

k'oRNIsHED ROOMS TO RENT.-Applv to
railroad track q6
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RANcH TO RENT. Near Livingston, with
or without numbs of good mich cows.
90 II. L. GLENN
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,TI'RDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1890

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Hams FOR SALE-1W hundred he ad very
- large merlnO rams for sale at reasonable
prices. THOMAS X. LEE Big Timber 2t