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Company Ii Notes.

The company met on Tuesday evening and
had a short drill The officers were all present.
Three recruits were taken in hand to train
and drill.
Sergeant Torlson was in Tacoma during the
week, as was also Lieutenant William NJ. Cal
hOun.
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call and examine our stock o. fine casters,
carving sets and complete line of tableware al
prices that defy competition. Albert Hansen,
706 Front street.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
THE RAINIER


T J Conroy, San Fran Disheime W, Baker
NJ Hubbell * W, City L Wimans, San Fran
Rev B Alexander, Pt 7 G Dow, do
I F Howe. Milwaukee Morrill,, Chicago
& Denworth W, City Greenwood, Kan Cy
G III Paxten, do c Hammond do
FL Dipping. Phila II NJ Whilden, City
+ Watson, Chicago J NJ Collier, Millersburg
w q Cushing, Mimi o B Stubbs & W, Portrd
Kaufman. Ell ensb'rg Miss c Singer, Whatc'm
Miss Spicer, Portland II Ii Will ams, Honolulu
X Breckenridge do Manning. san Fran
Mis- Bascombe, Fran Miss Manning, do
THE sNoQUALNIE.
Mrs ] Deputy. city B Stickuey, Snohom'h
McElroy, n Bend w G Shortf do
T Deputy, city NJ Standish & w. Portl
Nj b Lind, do L Bowman e. (, What'm
+ O Miller, Snohomish Mrs Cunningham, MtVn
NJ Flint VT, F II Pitner. Pendleton
Miss Gray, Anderson r Davidson. Portland
o c Severson, Tacoma Hochstauter, Centralia
O NJ Severson. do A II Jose. North Bend
Miss l. Graham Miss G Baily, Alameda
Weise, Spokane FBramberger, Baltimore
Lazier, city Miss Thorn, Vancouvr
Lewis, Omaha Mrs Barrett, do
J w Guye & W, Bend Mrs. j. Bessner, do
A Talbot, Edmonds 6 Gscher, do
OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
J y Parker, sedro NJ Ferris, Tacoma
A Hogarty, Snohomish Templeton. Marysville
T. A Smith, Victoria A Gale. Nv Kamilchie
o Douglas & wi, Ptland II Randall, Chicago
W ii Mu~ry 4 WI, ) L 4 NJ Younglove, Buffalo
J W Burns, st Louis J Mcdonald & W P'tland
Miss Emma Sneider, FSam Mott Anacortes
John ii Nogt, Portland A Mccoy, Michigan
George CASTOR, olympia Thomas Box, IF
J Mills, Oakland II l. Tibbets, jr, PIT
NJ Mayhem, City A MsgneSen, Victoria
Mrs c Anderson, Sno Frank Dimick, K'kland
Bollong 4 W, schuyler
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rrpNFFST PICNIC

Don't forget the funniest picnic and prize con-
test II Braun's Park, sunday, August 10 Trains
leave Columbia & Puget Sound railroad depot
1880 H., ! and p. m, and returning $50,
6:S1 7:Su Fare for the round trip, including
admission to the park, % cents Seattle Turn
Iarsjn
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Court Martial Cases.

On September 8, Captain Jones, of Company I,
of Port Townsend, and Second Lieutenant Ross,
of Company, Tacoma, will be brought up be-
fore the court-martial court at Seattle and tried
on serious charges
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vosE & SONS PIANOS

Are world renowned Tor their goodness; bright,
beautiful and besitehing Buy one. and be
saved. OF F. Christianer, Sll Third street.
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Howard, Nalthaua, Elgin, Columbus and other
American watches aud c6rozosraphs at very
low prices Albert Hansen's, zoo Front street.
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The track of the Seattle 4 Montana Railroad
was laid across the stillaguamish bridge yester-
day. The bridge will be finished in about ten
daya
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Harsh purgative remedies are fast giving way
20 the gentle action and mild effects of Carter
Little Liver Pills II you try them they will
certainly please you.
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STAGE AND ACTORS.
The Past Weeks Bills at the
Theaters.
NEwFAcesATcoRD HOUSE
Sol Smith RusseIps Great Play This
week ut the Opera-House-Best
Success Of His Life.
NEwFAcesAT coRDRAY's HOUSE

Y dramatic circles last
week the main feature
was the initial appear
ance OF Miss Isabel
Morris and Mr.. George
Vessels, the new lead
ing people at Cordray's
theater. The play Sc
lected was "From vir-
ginia," the plot of
which was laid on the
conventional Enoch
Arden lines, and while
not q strong dramatic
effort was still clever
enough to give the
leading people an OPP
portunity to show that
they are capable of ex-
cellent work. Miss
Morris possesses q
splendid stage presence
and has the true gift of
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We take special pride in displaying our stock
snd prices 20 all. Albert Hansen, 100 Front
street
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The SUNDAY excursions on the steamer Kirk
land are growing in popularity. Take the es-
ler avenue cara
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THE MILITIA NEWS.
A National Congress Suggested
for 1893.
PROJECT MEETS WITH FAVOR.
Company Il Adopts q New Set OF By
Laws-No Good Drills During
the Week.
ELIEvING that all

ELIEvING that all
izati o n s
which partake of a
national or public
nature should have
recognition at the
Worlds fair, one
of SeattIe's police
force, Captain Barr,
has suggested that
a delegation OF rep
resentstive police
men be sent from
every city in the
Union to Chicago.
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v e may not
All be beauties

But we may ell have smooth oft skins and clear
compls xons which are in themselves first
elements of Beauty and make the plaiuest face
attractive Mrs Grahams Cucumber and
Elder Flower Cream causes the skin To To-
come soft, smooth and velvety and the complexion
Is made carer and winter by its constant use.
1t is net cosmetic in the sense In which that
term is ordinarily used hut permanent beautifer,
building up the wasted tissues underlying the skin,
thus preventing the formation of wrinkles cleans
ing the pores thoroughly of their secretions and all
impurities which find Judgement in them. Every
la fy young old should use it, II Is a wonderful
protection 10 the skin from the ravages Of te wind
and weather. Price, ST. 90. All druggists sell
II. Mrs. Geryaise Graham, "Beauty
Doctor at 1G3 Post ST.. San Francisco,
treats ladies for all bemishes deects of the face
or figure. Ladies at distance treated by cores
pondence.
For sale by all leading druggists In Seattle.
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lie Marie opera glasses and holders in great
variety IT Albert Hansen's, 90 FEo1aatresA
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drsmatic intensity, although she might improve
10 the one matter OF clearness of enunciation.
This slight defect will doubtless be remedied
when she fully comrrehends the necessities OF
vocaiization in her present theater. Mr.. wes-
sells has the methods of the best school and In
those plays for which he Is so thoroughly
equipped he will unquestionably maintain
most excellent impression. Sam Morris has
comedy part OF small opportunity, but did well
with IL The remaining members of the CON-
pany played as acceptably as they always do.
At the opera-house the only engagement of the
week was the "Corner Grocery" In which years
go Daniel Sully made so much reputation and
money. IL was played to large
houses In which the mischievous small
boy was eminently prominent. This week
the patrons of the house will have a most rare
treat in q Peaceful Valley" by Edward T..
Kidder, in which Sol Smith Russell will appear
in new role, that of the "student who waits"
Mr.. Kidder has made his most distinct successes
In writing for Mr.. Russell, and his new play has
been the most complete triumph of all. At
Ccrsfay's the attraction will be "Pure as Gold"
avery strong melodrama which will provide the
ecmpany with fine opportunity.
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most popular character actors in the business.
He has played from one end of the land to the
other and has caused more laughter than any
one man in the country. He is tine fellow and
will be well received here.
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away TO struggle with his feelings. $4,000. hive !"
ne says simply. but with world of meaning in
the way he turns to 90. ~
..wwny, you're all trembling" SAYS virgie
- replies ne, hiding his grief beneath his
humor, "it runs in the family. Grandfstbsr
was Shaker"
very epigrammstic are his quaint sayings.
me razor has an edge on It like can old maid
a..endin somebody e.ses weddin'." The girls
sny ~ MIN as II he were ga last years bunnit
Inc smooth detective skaters his ideals. He
nougnt detective wore a cloak, q
loung Jack Farquhar was 80 fast
.nat when he came to spend the summer he did
IL IN week. And the blind man to whom
ne gave cents said: "Ill see you later -
After fruitiess search for the pocket in his
motners alpaca dress, he said: "wimnen don't
nave such trouble a. that fndin' mems peck
en and so on. The brilliants sparkle all
through the niece
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Russell I'm peaceful Valley"
Amid the Green mountains of Vermont there
n many peaceful valleys. There are shadows,
TO- In these valleys-for sunshine cannot PEN
etrate every nook. and the dancing gladneas
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"Pure az Gold'' at Cordray,s.

Ane ianous western drama entitled, squire as
ooio, Will be the attraction at cordray's next
week. The comedy of this piece is crisp and
oeicafe, the situations strong and the story ex-
tremeiy interesting 1t clusters around the pos
session OF mine which two old pioneers dis
cover while prospecting. One of these dies or
- murdered by his partner, whose name is Jack
shoul The murdered man had willed his In
terest In the claim TO his wife, Edith West,
some time before his demise, and on receipt of
the news OF her husbands death Edith sets out
from her home in the East to establish her right
70 the property. Arriving at her destination she
hnds that Jack Shout is prepared to defend his
claim as the sole owner. He brands Edith with
the name OF an adventures, but her cause is
espoused by gallant miner called Tom Blake.
Tom falls violently in love with Edith, and,
nnding that his passion Is reciprocated, he
proposes and Is accepted. In the story there 10
introduced the course of love between AL New
man, a gambler ia the little mining camp, and
Bessie Blake, sister of Tom. Al loves Bessie and
sne loves him, but her big brother interferes,
and VIII not hear of a gambler being united to
his sister Time proves that the gambler is not
SO bad as his calling would lead one TO suppose,
and, in the end, he weds Bessie and gives up
gambling for good. The rascally Jack Shout
meets death at the hand of John West brother
OF the man whom he had murdered. and the
curtain falls on pleasing and natural denoue-
ment. Following is the cast:
Al Newman, gambler - Mr. George Vessels
ION Ion BAKE, miner Mr.. George Berry
Jack Shoui,an adventurer ......... Mr.. d. Elmer
Colonel Levi, always looking for the best
a., vi II; ................. Mr. sam motifs
snamns OBrfen. Mr.. J. j. Williams
g pnli West Mr. }. L. Lowell
NJ IoDsi .Hiss isauel horris
Amelia Anst asn Podsins Miss Marshall
Little Tom, Blake's child. Little May
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The Helena independent., 1891-02-15

deed, Mr., CainpbcIl's manner Of dealing
with five distracted wOnsH psrchsd upon
chairs, sofas, etc., holding their skirts and
spsem0dtcally screeGhing and crying, wAa
worthy . professional actor. And when
Agnes c0JD0s In and Gasails him with all tho
Familiarity Of sister, the sympathy
% tho whole iOuss VISA with him.
however, his most trying ordeal ennis IAtss
when. aftes the ladies have rushed scream
ing away, he triss 10 convince hin lady
love that there never had boon mouse IN
tho room aud that hS WIS., merely expert
fnenting upon the bravery 0f wornsn. .Of
course, al1nOsh high tragedy followed, up u
tho point 0f xendinR tho engagement, when
Mrs. SODers, In most wOmanlike or
HOwellsIike manner, suddenly succumDa
and SLOWS herself 10 be calamity Garfield
from tho room and tho fictitious mouse.
Applause was long and enthusiastic and the
little farce pronounced 4 Rrsat SUCCESS j..
Mr.. Clements and Mesdnmes Bryan and
Jones and Miss Cram were particularly y
The entertainment was
given by tho young ladies Of the Altar
guild, who had prepared tho most delicious
homemade candy for sale, 10 that pleas
ant social followed ths programme Of an
extremely pleasant evening.
The Helena independent., 1891-02-15

helped viii, the nIorsa. Tbev werc onr
inst da.. W va" "''"''"' '""' ""'" ""'
A dauof,tey ~ o,4 NJ Tim a,,oliat. ;,,d,.a
6f Chjcnv, tnnL liz ',isra ~ !, ,,,"r 9s".~r.
gjri Tor {wo wnaLa IL mrI.r ti,nt tbn ,ynr
OvNrw0rko1 crcatny. miDht r.cnoe1nto y hcr
Tbn Aa,,... a v.,,a...,,.. -
tsvsIa -. n"us m,', "nn snnna'naW wDn. ~
Snanta, 'um Whn III III ur"s" .ho ia ~ .no n"pa"ss ,H
aMtina ,f,o, ny , ny nn"a .u uun s.,'.,. ~ unu
tD thn ba,,aa p.yomD p.1Wm 'bo p""i ''""i cunning
'T,,e.' .'..'' " uou III
49,. n"lo XXI. nie Inany women IN Heisna VINO
~ .s ."ng grsht de1I 0f WORK among me
... ~. nnu IDr Me ihtsfnpernb VINO hfc NOT
The Helena independent., 1891-02-15

Salt Lake. San Francisco and Los Angea
Excursion Rates.
The Union Pacific Railway company will
sell excursion tickets to Ian Francisco and
Los Angeles on the 18th Of EACH MONTH nj
the following named rates:
TO Ban Franciscc going via Ogden and
return same, $75.
To Sen Francisco, going Wis Portland and
return same, X75.
70 San Frsneisco, going via Ogden and
return via Portland, or vice versa, $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden anc
Sacramento and return same $50.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento and return via San francisco
and Ogden, or vice versa, 493.
10 Los Angeles, going via Ogden and San
Francisco and return same, SIS.
10 Los Angeles going via Portland and
rsturn via sacramento and Ogden, or vice
versa. $103.
return same, 43S.
Passengers can have choice Of two routes
between Portland and San Francisco, either
by the way Of the all rail, the Mount Shasta
route. or by steamer.
Tho shove tickets sre good going sixty
days from date Of sale: extreme limit six
months; stop~Oyer privileges allowed going
or returning at any point within the limit.
Tbs Union Pacific will also sell excursion
tickets from Helena TO Ogden. Salt Lake
City and Garfield Beach, on the 18th of each
month, at rate Of $40 for the round trip:
returning ten days from date stamped and
written on back OF ticket by agent at desti-
nation; extreme limit sixty days; stop lover
privileges allowed going or returning at any
point within the limit. A. y. yEAzIE,
Pass. Agent.
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Willie Milton, w. Il. McCIosksy, Thos.
keone and Capt. Fullerton.
THnoGGIuopr rnE STATE.
jsiiiings.

BUJbugss
II. y. WiIIist0n Inns gone ~ Chicago on n
business trip.
Chas y. Burton has gone 10 California
on y business trip.
Monday evSning Mr.. and Mrs. Kixon en-
tertained u number Oi their friends ut their
home. sttE
Omar HOskins has been lying very low
with pnenm0nia, but hOpes ars entertained
for his recovery.
4: y. Hirsch, late empIOys in J. II. Con
rhdSdfy RDods StOre, went TO Helena Tues
dny on n short business trip.
Mrs. u. n. Goddard returned Sunday
InorniHR from HeIsna, where sIie has been
visiting for tho past two weeks. Mr.. God
dssd accompanied her homo aud rem&iued
couple Of days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Pauton and Mrs. PAN
toms sister. Miss Polly Page, who have
been visiting friends and relatives for sew
oral weeks, returned Tuesday morning to
their home In BOzcmnn.
The snow Saturday made the roads very
good for sleighing. A number Of parties
took advantage Of tho opportunity and all
day the merry sound Of tho sleigh bells
could be heard IN th6 land.
An entertainment will be given Saturday
evening, tho zlst inst, ut tho Wallace
building, by tho children OF ths Methodist
church. Mrs. DR.. Free IN drilling tho little
ones and she and they have earned liber-
III patronage.
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SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
t3e fir,t Judicial district Of Ne At Of Mon.
:, ha'tns j. ID. tJn. plaintiff. vs.. vi Liam Is,
he9d. def n ant.
TIE state II montana sends g,e'tinG 70 the
iou afs hereby required to atp.ar in al action
i.n bron.ht agsinsi you by tho abo.o nsn,ei PLAIN
IN the district court Of ths ir,, judloi'l dis
county OF Lewis ard Clarke. ana to snsYtr tis
complaint He'd iiicrcin within ten days lc1cin
80 OF the day ssrvice, siter tcryce ON .oI Of
served oat oi his coIntY, but in III district
~tthtn t.anty a.ys f:.assr-;=a v iiiin forty DAYS
or j. dynient by default v i'll los tsk-n against ou
sccoT' Ing tc the prayer of AID compliant.
ms scion H. brought 10 rsc,ser the judgment
81 his conrt IN fsyer Of shs llrintin and against
tte defendant 20 ibe sum of fonr tEoasaaI dol
iars together viih interest the IN AZ tie rate of
oas per cent. per month. from the 18th day Of
Atrii; A. D., Issv. due upon eerts n Irosni,soTs
D., isaj. for raid sum StggJ. bssring interest at
thn rsfr 81 onf per cert. per month from dsio
executed and d, li,srei bs tho dstendalt 10 hi.
plaintiff. together with h. sum Of four hundred
eolIafs being q reasonable attorneys fec ~ pro.
yiden for ~ ssld mole.
Also for ia. further sum Of five hundred and
tseniy-hve hol!ars. together with interest thereon
- nc rat" os ten psr c,at pr nDnnm from tbs
dus aud owing from the ..f.nhasf ~ the yisin.
til upon certain draft for . sum Of $tl5
mad. executed and deliy sred 10y Ia. iefendaI 10
thus pisiDiiH. On tho lnioa Trust Company. of
fhiindelphis. .ia:e ~ Psnnsylvania. and bearing
dat. ON the 18TH day e April. A. D.. 1890. berg
for nioIisjs sdynnrcti Aili paid to in, ssid do,
PENDANT ID plaintiff. which sA,d draft vs.. by tho
gsii plsi1fin only presented To tine .Ai. nion
Trust Company. of ihiiaisipgia stat, of Penn
sfIsApiA. Hgd payment OF which vii, by the szi "A
company refnyri. Aiso for ia eum OF 81 10 rr-
nendrd by tots plaintiff rs protest feo- upon tho
project OF said draft of e32s. and for cost. OF
ait.
And son are hereby poiificd iha, IL you fail 10
spptar and snsser he snid complaint. ~ above
rrqnirnI. iIio said siainiif vii take Judgment
against son ~ default for the sid sum of four
thouaand dollars. together With interest thereon
~ tn. fstt oi an. pof cent per month from tb.
18th day ~ April, A. d., 1879 due upJn said
prcmi-tsri note. for ssii sum II $iyi, attor-
lisy fcrr for ssJ sum OF S,.3 together with in
'I-st ihfreon from the Eth day OF 4 pril A d..
issi at tbs rate of ten per cent. per snnuIn due
nion said draft. and for the sum OF a. 10 protest
Tees, and casts Of sait.
Given nndsr my bani gnd the .csl Of the dis
'tict court OF ths First Judicial district OF this
'ttie of 1onian ia and for the cyuuty OF Is w,s
and Clarke. this 18Th dsy of Mar, A.D., i-sn
lS. JOHN BEAN, Clerk |
AcCossKLL * GIAYBgaa
Attorneys for Plaintiff
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THE WOMEN.
Notable Achievements Of Many Of Them
For Self and Others

Notable Achievements Of Many Of Thorn
For Self and Others.
Mrs. Ormiston Chsnt was given recep-
| tion last week by the Chicago Woman =
| club.
Harriet HoSmer expects soon 70 60 %
| Rome 10 Commence iIof work ON the statue
Of Queen Isabella.
Mrs. w. II. Vanderbilt has begun the
erection of q mission building III Now York
city to cost $2.s0,OOO.
Thomas Drake. Philadelphia mann
facturer. has loft mis- estate OF x4.JDD,OOO to
found n college for girls.
The coming summer the Fresh Air fund
in New York ~ to bc almost entirely CON
Quoted by the bellies Of Gotham.
Mary g. Shaw. of Pittsbgrg, Pa. has left
her fortune TO promote the stddy of Ameri-
can archaeology and Ethnoiogy.
There is n club in New York called the
KINDLY club" Each woman take, pledge
on entering, never to speak AZ evil word OF
any one.
Frances Folsom Cleveland bnys chiIdreu,s
books and toys IN Wholesale quantities and
distributes them to the poor little visits of
New York city.
The princess of Wales has given orders
that nothing need be submitted for her
inspection or that Of her daughters in which
birds arc used as trimming.
bliss Angie King. Is JahesviIie lawyer. who
for wears has besn Interested in securing the
pardon Of Frank DickorBon. has finally Sc
cured his release fiom prison.
Catherine Bsnyill-. of Washington. -. c..
has, since the death ef her hust,snd, carried
OH his horse -shoing business. and IN thus
supporting and educating her four little
boyr.
Frances Willard has started tho move.
ment for u bust Of Susan Is, Autt,ouy for
tbs Worlds fair. Niss Willard says that
Susan ~ ihs pioneer of snfersg. and TEN
pcrance.
Isuskin said that tho home lives Of all
great men and women are simpic.r Abrn-
ham Lincoln said ons dsy TO his wife,
MARY. ! wish wc were back in the old
home. when You did tho cooking and
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A LAS sUMMoNs-srATE OF MONTANA

"A Lewis and Clarke county. ~.
a Jeba n.H ss, css sp p Hss Judicial F.n osst s
Crimmsns; noe Rely, Elizabeth Wells, pes Heily,
s,n. sussn SiIiiams kss ;GeiIy: Jshn suIl,s ard
HcKDieht, Charles ii. Clarke josiah . q. somer. r..
E,s Kssd w.m Iut1';s ApaIew Haston colp
Margaret Mentzsr, William &. % Shaw, John J. W.
Mcguire. Maize y. Heilmsn, John McKesn.
frsi j. Holbrook k.t ss Iifsis 2, csssss sssfs
Jsckman, CHARLES p Hutchinson,. Mary a. De
max Asch: Thomas }. BissDtr, Jacob &. aIsass
Mary a, Elsass. Dorothy El,a.s. Laura A. Ward
y9hg A. chatsr. Charles J. Gibbon. and John s.
named defendant:
brought against you by the above named piaini6
Of the state Of Montana. In and for sad comfy
pIsint filed therein within ten days (exclusiye OF
TIE day Of service after the service On you Of
oSt a :sssa c"satv vtn bat hi
days, or Judgment BY defsalt viii bo taken km
pn saa sson 1 Z bssuxh. 70 sne.
utis 70 tho south bAlf OF The soutb~cst quarter.
and the soHthwcat ansrter Of the southeast
sbn en OF aor ''la raay. tSss ss .ss
principal meridian Of Montsnx. in lcwis and
Clarke county. Montana. aud to docizre void
csrtaI instruments. which pnrport 10 convey
certain parts of said land 20 the ,eversl defend
nnts snl TO cancel tho record Of said insfrl-
Dents in the office Of tho clerk and rtco der sf
said county. all Il which IL m,rs fully set forth
in thu PLAINTIFF c,mpIaint. and file herein.
sppear and answer the said complaint, - sbovs
ressniyed. tho said plaintiff will apply 70 tho
co,rj fs1 tia relief dsrisrd-i III ssid com ulsint
Giyen snoer my hand and the seal OF thedis-
fridt r.crf of tho first judicial district Of tbs
Via. 2 al Montana. in and Tor tho county Of Lewis
md C.1rke. this y III dag Of soy~mtsr. IN ths
vsar Of our Lord one thousand eight nandred
lseaiI JOHN BEAN.
Clerk.
~ II. II. THOMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
WALSH 4 NywaA.,
Fiaintias' Atfo,uava