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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1890-08-07
Spasms- Epilep

DR.. Flint's Remedy. in catalepsy
and epilepsy, at once causes the spasms
to vanish, and when taken as directed
prevents the recurrence of others.
Descriptive treatise with each bottle.
At John NJ. Gleissner's, or address
Mack Drug Co., n. Y.
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Notice of Appointment.
STATE OF KANSAS

= n az OF hANSAS,l g.
Dickinson County, IS;
IN the matter of the estate of James Carol,
late OF Dickinson County, Kansas.
NotLcS IS hereby given, that on the 26tb
DY tue Probate Court of Dickinson Oonnt-
hSnses, duty appointed and oualified ss sd >
~, IsinlstrSIrix OF the estate Of James Carr,II
lale OF dickinson Comfy, deceased N
parties interested In said estate iii +o1-a
nV ~ . ana govern themselves accordingly
40 MARY CARROLL
Admf0isfratr;~
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Says the Southern Medical World:

Mothers Friend'' is growing in
favor throughout the south and is high
ly recommended by physicians. We
consider it indispensable to those who
know they must pass through the or
deal of childbirth. Write Bradfeld
Reg. Co., Atlanta, Ga. for particulars.
Sold by John M. Gleissner.
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MANTED-An active man for each sec.
Wv ton, salary SIS TO SIOO, to locally rem
resent successful n. Y. Company incorpo
Jewelry, etc, to Consumers al cost Also :,
10y OF tact, salary $40, to enroll memberr
sSO.Oo now enrolled. 100000 paid in Refer
NY. HOC - s D14oIO
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n PRrillin@ army Somapoe Of
The Western Frontier.
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Copyrighted by J. B. LiPPincott Company philadelphia
and published through special arrangement with the Aer
ean Press Association
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Shave and shine, 10 cents, at Elite
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I Am Here to Stay /!
J. c. BENDER

OTAUNTON MILITARY ACADF1IY fo-
~ young men and boys. For ind cats.
logue, address Staunton Military ACADEMY,
Staunton, Va. AZ a
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

In the eeiamas ~ ths Mornsag Press
yssseEday tneEs spp@ared a. 49, 80
tor attzs< uPoa p " Bal sn4 sas
Daily D~maerst TIE zTtiele net only
Esnsessa discreait spea the papsf
sneh publssosd it. bat sss d.szgzse
l. Journalism. sessp4p<T msn IA
oEznd Rapids 90 nos have Khs respect
snd estssm of tneH fsllow citizens, as
Their 5fethrea 10 IA ether plsces. fhe
cause fer thls mlgnt. s.Eh Fe4s0u, be
attributed " the treatment tbey have
n The past accorded " each other.
AE. Bal has chosen ~ retire fFoas
nesspapeEaoms aad tbs goodbye. from
a brother Publisher. $ as szntoa a. A.
tack upon his past eooeuet of the
paper As was ever made upon auy nAa.
We had expected better thlngs irom
the Press 4nd trust sh@t i may yet see
abe error OF is way. Until the news
paper men OF the city % see their error
IN thus .ssaulIiBg eaeh other. they Slll
never as . class DO accorded 0y others
the respect and esteem they nos fsel
they should, bat DO not, have.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
sUaAR BfEr.

We notice that IN different parts Of
our country the attention Of the farm
ers Is being directed toward developing
the sugar beet industry. This i eom-
mendable, and should receive all needed
encouragement. for Notwithstanding
the assertions of Democratic orators
and the Democratic press. that such IN
dustry is incapable OF profitable deyel-
opement IN the United States, we do
not doubt that the sugar beet is destined
10 become one of the prominent agri-
cultural products of the country. La
many parts Of the United States the
climate and soil arc favorable TO It's
cultivation. and the intelligent farmer
knows that in the diversity of his pro-
ducts lie hls greatest security and per-
msnent gain.
The wisdom of the much abused Me-
Kinley bill, IN providing bounty for
the development of the sugar interest,
will. We confidently expect, be sutti-
ciently vindicated by the addition TO
our varied industries of another,
which will prove as lasting. as it is bene-
fetal.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

IL ia about time that Sitting Bull
should be embalmed and laid ASIDE a.
a relic of past barbarism and cunning
cruelty. A troublesome. blood thirsty
renegade like him ought 10 have heen
gathered TO his fathers and sent home
TO the visionary hunting grounds long
ago. Until the Wlld West knows him
no more there will be good cause for
apprehending trouble with the cunning
red men. He is and has been for many
years the disturbing element.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
OFFICIAL PAPER or THE CITY,


Thanksxiving, with sA its turkey,
cranberry sauce and mInco pie accom-
pAnimens, % with Us once more.
Happy IS he who can enjoy all It's good
things, but still happier ls be who, out
Of his abundance, finds something to
spare to brighten the lot of those less
favored than himself. Much OF this
kInd OF charity Is practiced, in large
city like Grand Rapids, which Is never
made public, both on account of the
donors modesty and for the sake OF
the dOnee.
Among the public charities Of this
year the noble work of the Owsshta-
nong Club stands prominent. There IS
A great increase IN the contributions to
the club stores this season over those OF
last year, and more than two thousand
families Will DO made glad IN the dis
trbuuon.
The school children's contributions
have been exceptionally munihcent
this year and the city ball store room Is
taxed 70 It's utmost capacity to hold the
offerings of those little apostles of
charity. THIS accumulation Of cloth
ing and provisions is especially for the
poor OF the city and viii be so distrib-
uted as TO do the greatest amount Of
good. While IL is not possible for
everyone TO be happy, the number of
sorrowing ones, on this Thanksgiving
day, will be materially lessened by
these charitable efforts.
And the uewsboys' dinneri That IS
20 bo the center-piece of the days at
fractions. Our 400 boys are expected
10 make a deadly onslaught upon
everything N the eatsble line that IS
especially adapted to boys internal
economy. Turkeys, chickens, oysters,
hot rolls, cakes, pies, candies, nuts,
fruits and coffee, al served by the very
"blue bloods" of the city!-lavyer.,
doctors, editors, merchants, judges,
members OF the Legislature and gen.
tlsmen of leisure, decked with immacn-
late napkins and white aprons, skurry-
ing back and forth 10 the rafting of
knives, and forks. and spoons and or
ders half smotheFed IN turkey and
cranberry sauce. Haven't the boys
waited on them all the long year, in
sunshine and in rain? Indeed they
have. faithfully and well, and these
Thanksgiving waters VIII have 70 mind
their "p's" snd"q's." Il they render as
faithful service "a they have received
from the boys. We venture 10 say
that, If they fail, Il will not be inten-
tonal. There IS not one Of them who
u nos proud 20 wait upon the happy
Thanksgiving guests Of the Owashta-
nong Club.
The TELEsRAN-HEEALD, IS usual 4,
vii observe Thanksgiving. Its numer
Gus employees viii enjoy brief respite
from the steady grind OF q daily news
paper ofics. That each one may eat
his own turkey under his own ridge
pole. With no "copy" to modest or make
him tired. there VIII be no issue of the
TxbxsRAN- -HERALp on Friday morning.
On Saturday We shall be with you al
sgsin, bright and early.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
TOWER
Employment Bureau
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGED

Rooms q AND TowIs BlocS.
DrGOLIA BROS.........-......Propuetors
xKhxTED-Nsls Hep-f maeninls lsts. 2
w rnou fers. runtr fscfoff Neff -, =
vooa cutters. boys II zee are eut ~ IN
Dioynebt CAL
lKhKGFD-Teuss Hep Firis for gen
" era heusswprE. nan e-f1 stof ttoh
sr~ss 5 aishwashers oiningfoom giris,
eoos fof wat faniiies
L-oR RAIT-Iefuom bouse N Clafkast
II frIsb~o Ar nst isfRs 80 y - senes sDe
fruit tres fverythihs Pc bftt ctsss ofoef
srs 81 hsrealn ~ fhs l,fte. tflh easE % re-
LT0R sALE-freou heuse q Nunsen-si. 9
e-s1.s street wsfer sne Essi pre- tlSti ssss
rns
rroR eAf,r--s resr bouss 81 Third sf sfon
+ f~sossfiari fese s.i sre eisfsrn 81
ssE On seutrsct tis ee$a, ssishos mentsf
FaTw>sfs
lryr shTF--srser bouss or Torssstr,-.
+ ss<f f~ert wsf eteteTf aps rrecsrH 80
vsst.sss.s or osstrset as eesn.
LOG fhLE-4 lob "a Eerth eve. btslst ~
fN sseh er rafstrscfs etsF terms
r crs-t ssi slsf isss t-rssu f-srss beuss
asrf a. ufs~r ealtITstfsHs egne< 4 nsn-f~et
serf an< anriacs - - ~ 80 -
I~or E4IT-7, veung wsr VIZ 49, essA. -
suF = fnts--~s 20 f-e~erT anf ~ se-.,I
sloes - rsrs&iY imPreTinF Fsr - - clsf
fsrssfk 80 rsrsirins ps-fTef hss "a Tes-s
srrerlsbr.i . rrot s~sasiishef r''snsss tef
sgrss ers.
LHyF ETCHSEHE-N se~es f~e Uslss fFeH
1snrsfuef ~ r-s-t trres DeertH -
sfsr<sff f.ssr r~s~s - eb~rrF. q srpf =
plsuk - fsssssTr-rs scrss ss-s~o-rrte9
rssf bonss nrf bern. Fr-> 80"
Irrp sgrr on rYCrIreF~trpoT heuss
srf srfs er~rsv fc1 vson - sneteef
,s.~es ss taf - go rrsfef strestss w.rt So
srs stx. - - rsznFs fsT farm. Ta1t assume
sefse tfIeug s-H1~<.
- srtT n s1nss - svit kserssf sBf g Tres
srrf
II - srf raerrs - rs1f 49, rr~Ih-T -
~ Rn1f fsrsufs -srfInr - rerf prsHf
Fez seTs k~smt sse ;. IsvsT t.ses.
T,rooLsLI EEDE
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Cesar SznsEs kslssxrs
Ia she sxFscxfal student srd nlixa
mge kk A12 Are.0g. - 1As escE1.Zg q
Aoyenaoer u. yoong IfsioK J. Den.
e "a. cf ICk~1o. 01io. szs klAee 3na
Tie 49, of "a safksd or : ooee Of
resol at,tsas Of snleb acre e = seenea.
=. kFhrFess. God in Hss blyine Prev
asaee hss ssea "a - reaaoss fron ear
ass1st, eGs." Cb4Exiag = 90 te-a, snlle
tne cofeasrs laauest verdict s4ss s'elE
slh a gun Les approprl&tions Gnd
lsss red ape ~ hslp reform tn&t n
stitst0a about as mach a. AZ th1ag
else.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

saginaw Courier. Herald,

saginaw Courier Herald;
The Atlanta Constitution says that
statistics show that 1000 900 young
men IA this country never 90 10 church.
The statistics are not at hand. but the
statement Is haLarded that % per cent.
OF them will tx found al the church
door after the service waiting Tor their
besl girls as they file out.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27


NearIy every defeated Democratic
c4ndldAte for Congress In the whole
country is lnyenting grounds for = con
test OF bis opponent seat, relying upon
the OyeF~ nelming Democratic majority
IN the House 20 seat hin md pendentiy
OF the votes that he actually gOt. Give
these fellows al the rope they want.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

The contest has been long and the
issue is still with the people of this ns-
ton; but we are "a firmly convinced
that liberty of person and Of thought
must be the realized heritage OF every
individual throughout our borders, az
that this nation is within the control of
the God OF Nations. and that HIS JUS
tice will either prevail, or we shall per-
ish.smoug the nations Of the earth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
WHAT PEOPLE WANT
MANIFESTATIONS" ARE FREE
ALL OTHER ADVERTISING rs PAID FOR.

Twelve words will u@-
uaiIy n "A he two laness
thirteen and not 40 ex-
ceed twenty words three
lines, and in the larger
adv eats the aver
age is seven words 10 "A
uae- There is bat one
price and that is quoted
i'm the table herewith
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

MAYOR HART, of Boston, some time
since suggested TO Blaine that it would
be q good idea to have the United
States consuls investigate and report on
the methods OF road and street building
and repair abroad. Blaine acted upon
the suggestion and the reports are conn.,
ing in. Consul Sherman has prepared
an interesting paper on the streets of
Liverpool, from which it appears that
what we have to learn from European
methods of paving and road making is
greater thoroughness. In Liverpool the
streets are divided INTO three classes,
according 10 the amount of traffic.
The streets of the first class are paved
with syenite or granite blocks. laid
upon half an inch of fine gravel. that
in turn resting upon a SIX inch course
OF standard Portland cement concrete,
the joints between the blocks filled
with hard, clean dry shingle and grout-
ed with hot asphalt, the whole being
covered with half an inch OF sharp
gravel. And Liverpool now claims to
have the best trucking streets in the
world. A proof Of the value OF good,
well-built streets Is the fact that, while
it cost sl36,000 to repair 226 miles OF
Liverpool streets in 1877, the estimated
cost for 1890 was only $4,000 for 254
miles.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Bar ifty Press.
Ins Detroit ". C. T. L. have DIS
covered that ginger ale = a. int0xi-
czuag oFink. Ne Sl~4ys thought -
and Tor thai rsasoa never take Il.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Dr. DAVID wEBsrxs's very able paper
on Foreign Bodies in the Eye has
been reprinted from the Medical Re
cord 10 pamphlets form. Its practical
suggestions az - the removal Of foreign
bodies from the eye vii soon be Of IN
tersst 70 Michigan Democrats, Who have
certain guberussorisl appointments in
thsir eyes.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

II Democrats think they are going
down 70 Washington 10 see . Reed
shaken BY The Wind. they are doomed
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

ssocrrrr as Have Feund IT, must
Be a very gluttonous institution. IL
book Of ssS pages descriptive Of e, Ward
McAllistsr has 70 ass TIE words 'sdn-
uer'' and wine" s2S times, saying
nothing Of tas words "brsakfsst."
collation. feast. aud such axe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

THE Grand Rapids Democrat has been
purchased by Mr.. Isaac VI. Weston.
The paper ia good property and Grand
Rapid. is one of the best cities in the
country. The combination Is profit
sbls.-Toledo Bee.
The city s frst-clsss, but the paper
might - much better. and Weston IL
the man 70 make IL 40.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

A Rrrrkro sclenhst hss beea exam
ming ths street car hsnd-strsps snd has
found them elled With bacteria that
might sssily spread disease. The hand
strap rust 70. Now ist hrm discover
bacteria on the pedagogue's hand strap
and make the srnsli BOY happy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

IT has been sioquentsy said that
'Hesven slone offerss fuifnment Of
our hest and holiest wlsh@s.n yes nine
teuths Of the Mcn -sn Democracy are
looking 20 WnanS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
EMPLoYmENT BUREAU


IEANTED -FemAle H.lp-Flrs oinins-roem
erAI lady SCENTS fsr FAST selling article.
kitchen girl. ] cAsm JermAlo. All ladies ia
neea Unemployment cal 81 room 8. Tower blk.
9CS a WIN buy lrzi-c ass business chance
go " Of long stancing
e1r00 For a. Sroom house on Madison
Gl w ave; terms easG or exchange Tor
vac eta
scS00 For and sroom house on Haii-si-.
tSoVV large barn. lErRe iot good locality
s. la.lrozd nAn terms easy.
q O0 on easy terms VII buy an SrooEa
: w house on Irovhfioge-sL
I OOK az that s-room DoeerD house on Colt
IL ave. only s360a VII exchange fos iets or
cheaper property.
LOB sALB-I44rEs house. saxso iOt on Norta
It D.vislon-st.. only SSog' house rents Ter s.
per montn.
WE hav, large list Of yscsai I5ts from sl5o
w 70 500 O.
WHERE is the builder who wants g buy
w vacant corner in Eo0c locality. ls21 ~. >
room house on enc iot oniy stsN or whole.
1850 Tor house sId lot. S2o0o for vacant lot.
pUsINFSs CHANCES-For sale or EKchsnee
ID - genera stocks. sou hare ware SO
> $500 livery siOck Ia good location, dong
Hya esy yiiS'i i'm AZ SEQ ar, soos stock soc
hardware. ssoo. ss8o. drY Tsod. $50
LHoR SALE oREkcHANGE-Fo Srsso Rap
idt properly. - acres q trsi las lass, ~
zerss cleared miles from Middle'ilie' oDiJ
fl603 A bargain.
DOB SALE-Isl acres Of the finest lsnd 10
MfchiGans good house. isree basement,
barn 8 scfss q orchrro. everything tfsteissfi
viii tsks GO 70 tlbl0 iu city Or village prop
ertv. bargain. cnis 90 ger acre cheap a. ID
LOR sAlE-fou csn gef = nice. pe~ Aroom
house. with closets isrge let AZ siley Oh
Noodlswn-sve-. fer sisja
EOR SALE-Sl7o0 wli bgy 7-feon bouss.
sew ng room snd closets. ven convenient.
nice iof. on ScrfbueTssf
EoE SALF-b psv ercoul house. psBfrJ sue
Il ciossts. OF Va Isl. DpiF flioa.
I7OR SALE-Nev modem house on corber
Il Coit-sye. sPyti VII exchange Tor cheaper
property ~ Va sus iofs
TO EkCHkN6E--Fo houee are lot on West
Il SIDE, 81 s-room house on Ccrfef-st., tllJt
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
30 .iIn,aklhkH&-

Aay Subscriber 20 TaE TELEGRAM
HERALD -ho tails so receive the paper
rssaIsFiy. or who may have reason 10
sosapIain OF late delivery. WIN confer
.sselAl favor Dy iI.forpaias this once OF
ths fact a. 0aes. send postal card on call
up rsfcphsae 53i.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

The late Justice Miller is said to have
had taste almost amounting to a pas
sion for mathematics. He deprecated
the amount of time college students
gave to the study of dead languages,
and held that mathematics and sclen-
tifc studies were of chief importance.
And so it goes. Some other man,
equally as intelligent, equally as wise
and equally as enthusiastic. with his
mouth full of Hebrew, Greek. Latin
and Sanscrit roots, will deem linguistic
studies OF supreme importance and will
deprecate the time wasted IN trying to
extract the cube root of an equIlateral.
obtuse-angled cross between a hyper
bolic logsrithm and a double-barreled
parsIlelopIpedon. Call off the dogs
and let every man enjoy his hobby in
peace. One half of life's enjoyment
consists in humorng ones whims.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
Lily White Flour

Makes finest pastry, bread or biscuit.
The best Is cheapest and Most salts
factory.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
PERCYSN YDER
To~ol D1o,.,
2S Canal ST., Room Is.

WORKING MEN ATTENTION. or 10 acre
W tracts for sale near ID. < NJ. junction. only
SIS an acre. Here Is a chance 10 get a good
home.
CH FOOT FRONT on Scribner-st., near
81 Bridge. on Sii. rents for slt4 year.
CHOICE 10 acre farm In Southern Illinois 70
" trade for property here.
NEW .-room house and 5 choice lots. only
" sZG0.
DRUG STORE business and stock in first
IL class location for sa e; reason for selling
III health OF proprietor; price $780, worth
double the amount TO a live man.
I HAVE a 1rst-class livery stock for sale or
Il trade.
MONEY TO LOAN at and per cent. on gilt
III edged security. Percy Snyder. 3 Cansl-st.
1T WILL PAY parties wishing TO m AXE In
vestments TO cal and look over my list be
fore purchasing.
PERCHSNYDE
% Canal.st.
4c-epiouc.....s-.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

seees 80 rssfe frsrI rHitst.se fsf gvee-ry
- s@~sx 49, shees. - Ne ~ Eeel Brsees
- r-r4 Tutfs frsE. ersf Arazfs -
Lsgss FEE1-T-s fpe-t evsr e CsosNFt.
rsretsfirz - II -o~rcs sIse ! < fes~s ere~
- 0ens ~~era sna tfuHes r
sure SssszE h. ktr<st. = oaus-st
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
Tn. r.udeacy % o. Tin-.

A retired manufacturer tells Good
Health cf I've business men under
forty four, IN tss circle Of his personal
acr4iiaintance. who vithtn one year dTed
az hrsln or kidney disease, ar went %
the rnsd house. al froun over-vork- The
rer,rsv for this pervOus decay thst 9
a. terribly frequent. q Psme's Celery
Comccuud. 4 true renswsf 81 nerve ard
h~a5, fszar~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

A REFoRT Of the Methodist church
ssys the women are the hue TO the
wheel. and that e why they claim a
right 70 part Of the spoke. Gin
cInnst Post.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Call ~ Elliot a Cos ard Est sonae ~
hat ld-fss1lousd nelssses csndT. f.
p, ale fresh every dsT y the Yesr a.
1880 a d. and $50 ,. na.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

Prairie chickens ard ducks At Blivsn
4 AAyaS
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

The habs and the spokss are useless,
however, sItbout the fslloss.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
rnssIts-ETr1 1919

~ A y st*-l r - %fs8F. asa1 sfae > = tfr1T-
- ABpsf y ks4eS.st. csrHsr "a fsTEtt.
E-cR s41E-r>~sp. y 49, e~~~r s~f3eT as
4 enrlne r~srT 49,. 49, fzrEsr- eeffng,
81. asrssese- Lasslrs 81 Z 6 Is-sAss 49,
e. I7sa
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
FUfETTURE AND Fllfss sToBBD

pADCLEEF 4 HoiI. Eeosrxl ~sr.sss>--sn,
IN AZ ii -nste d Tisisr Ct. start p4seGs saf
f8raitore ~ fsu rstees sEr<rt rssker as
csr~fsl nev@Ts Ftta sfEe ssss s-rf prerz -
q - tesesbes as As. %. azrssa seors - -
sffer soars ysa ~
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27
srElYED

SIkAA u EO--~4ucsy norn ns p1g COS
- ause a. 4 tbx name 81 Charlie cuarf
; ess le4Fs - a. beslNlek-si-. zna receive
TcHaid.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

I boN1 kno~ sAss AL seDaA skt,et y ne
4 t,ere.a seha NAnts = Aalss f6st ~
Aess tb4t tAes esn 80 oAe u hss iN fi3A
hE1t thr stfecl 81 f&secs = 49, e =
slfhiD htieeH minEtes NAlt e4 nNSHte AesSl
1. 8 FreEtR.
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

A HANSOMELY furnished froBt room sno
Il dressing room with board No. Ia R4n-
som-si. as
Telegram-herald., 1890-11-27

WANTED-A hrst-elass sleeve trimm er a
w g. Jeferson-aye B
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-19
UNION PACIFIC.

CUMMONS-]N THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the first judicial district Of the state Of Nom
tana, in and for the county OF Lewis aud Clarke.
Charles BERNARD. p aintiff. Va. Marayetta Her
nard, defendant.
The state Of Montana. sends greeting to ths
above named defendant:
Youare hereny required to appear in m action
In the district court Of the frat jaoicix district
evils and Clarke and to- answer tho complaint
filed therein, within ten days exclusive Of tho
day OF service) after the service en- You OF thie'
| summons. if servo} within this CT unity: or. If
served out OF this county, but Within this tt,s-
trict, within twenty dsys otht rwise within forty
days, or Judgment b. defaut will DO taken
against you, according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to obtain u decree
OF said court dissolving the bonds OF matrimOny
heretof re nd now existing between aintih
and the defe ldAnt on the ground that yOa. the
said defendant, IN tO-wlt: May 18th, 1889, Will.
fully IN :. witkens cause . erted and Ahand med
the plaintiff. md lived separate and apart from
him, and cont nna so 10 do Without cause OF
sesson and against plaintiffs viii and without
HE consent. and for eaeral relief All ~ more
fully appears from the complaint ON file herein.
to which reference il ershy made.
And you are hereby notified tina. It you fail to
appear and answ.r tine sait complaint ns above
required, the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief dem anied in said complaint-
Given under my b md and the seal Of the dis
state Of Montsns. in and for the county Of L,wir
year of our Lord, ono thousand eight hundred
| and ninety.
E. N. and 8. II. MCINTYRE Attys. for Plaintiff
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-19
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

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New YoRK. Sept 1s-Bar silver. $llS.
Copper Heavy; lake. September. sls.7s.
Lesd-Firm; domestic, $aO7h,
The stock market to- day was uui t and irresu-
lar, with firm undertone. and notwithstanding
the bear pressure displayed most prominently in
grangers, the impression made upon values was
Insignificant. The market closed firm to strong,
at near the best prices of the day. Sugar is up
~. Governments heavy
Petroleum: Pennsylvania spot opened At Sc.
closing at S1Ac; October opened Ut Sc, closing
ut Sc,
Government bonds-gs. 1881; AVS. 1O&,4;
Improvement. AN: Oregon NaviRation, IS; Ore
eon Iranscontinental, 40A. Union Pacific. 50:
Money nS on s Saa essy sec Prime me n
6O-iay bills, $l.sOes; demand. S4.S4h.
CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO. Sept. 1a--Cattle- Rece,pts 1900:
big business; Test native steers, 8. OO65i7h;
seconds. s4.7Ogt 81. thirds S4.0OGl.45: common,
5; texans and rangers, 25ess0c lower.
Hogs-Receipts, q, 000 shipments, 90; pack
ers s4,oo@41o common, SA1se4.25; mixed.
sIsot Rs%e s asasS sas o0''hef' weights
aIss: westerns. Sll5; Texans, s4.ioa4 Is; Lambs,
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Sept. 1S.-t,loee-Wh cash
g8Ac; December, $1.02A; May, 81 .O7A.
Corn-Steady; cash, 471c October, 47Xc; May,
50s@5Ohc
Oats tsady; cash. size; October, s7Sc; May,
4Oac.
Pork-steady: cash. SO; October. Sas5@aeo;
January, $l1.971.
na,dss,s. AZ cash, IS q October. ss27:
Barley Steady; No. 2, 500.
Observation-Disclosures.
Short clear-$5SO@5.87x.
Short ribs-$5, 35G5.45.