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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27
On Monday, Feb. e, 1892
AT O'CLOCK. =. n


Ny. ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
Ian u which was conveyed Ia Thomas Warning
hy Robert y. iijudMdn and wife Toy deed dated
June .rd. ISL. and recorded am0us tile land
records OF said county in Liter u. : NJ. : folio
81 except that part thereof conveyed Co street
Brown by Thomas Warning ana wife by deed
'.Ni. Al'Eu Ian. l,s., anal recorded IN LIhcr !.
4. H.. No. ~, tulfu J.. This .ot lies between High
street a"t the Railroad, having q front OF l7}
''ct un High street, aud I- UUtmg5uycd,
NJ ALL THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
LAND Which Was .as.,e eyed go Thomas WIriu- and
wilson Nuru- uy E.berr Alien HirIMau ant
wife 10y deed dated January ILth. I.ss. and re
r"F"ot as a'n'e aIi in I.s"cr A y. No. u, iolio
-. luis lot contains 80 SQUARE PERCH rs.
II atInus the Railroad opposite the Fertilizer
NoTa- and has the water tank OF the Fertilizer
Works uu IL.
~. all THAT LOT or PARCEL OF
LAND which Was conveyed 10 Thomas Warning
ana Wilson Warus by William !. AIcKinneV
and wife i'y deed dated February 18TH lS,4. and
recorded rs aiur-lIi in LIhcr j. \. u No J. folio
@2N ih> property contains - SQUARE
tERt HE'S. ana j. situated ON the east side :
the Railroad opposite the Fertilizer Works and
Is improved ~ \ COMFORTABLE ~
FRAME hW ELLING HOUSE. about lrlI yX
ItNot icci lu size. Two Stories high. with 49,
Basement Kitchen and is occupied by -
Mr.. Taylor Foreman
NJ Ali THAT LOT OR PARCEL OF
Ian which wa conveyed TO Thomas Warng
and wife and others by deed dated April "a, 1855,
ami recorded as aforesaid in Llbe- ! A. u. No.
=. folio IA, ~. Tins land contains . ACRES.
ROOD ami - sat ARE FERC II Is. more or
less. Il lies ou me east side o. the Railroad
opposite the wOrhs Of the Bird Machine Co. and
Is uHimPruycd.
THE TERMS OF SALE prescribed by The
decree are: on third Of the purchase money to
tie paid IN cash ou day % sale: oue-third in three
months. and balance m siN months IRON day OF
sale. The credit payments to bear interest IRON
day OF sale and 10 be secured ty notes OF hpnGs
OF the purchaser with security to be approved hy
trustee. Purchasers 10 pay cost Of conveyance.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27

u isouer III the bands ut i!a invading
legion. The first person who wet q .
Domino ana wife at the door Of their
once quiet, but now boisJcIOus home,
upon their return from the church, was
our town bailitf. who is sworn to protect
the rights # our citizens, who in placing
his hand, on the shoulder Of the now
thoroughly frightened parson, said ~
tones NEST ,Iemn "Iou are nov under
Arrest OF course there was no alter
Although 40 hair was pulled, no teeth
knocked out, 40 blood SIZED. every one
was armed to tho teeth. - A lullleI, hap
pier company. never entered q Methodist
parsonage. Each seemed - vie with
the other, in their demonstrations o.
friendship. and ki-diy interest for the
occupants Of the Mansa The yoahg
folks (with one or TWO eSCepllous,) took
pusaessOu OF the stc1ud story, where
they udui1ed ~ innocent and entertain
log play. The Older persons, thrOugeO
kitchen, dining room, Psrlor aud hall, in
duIgirG IN pleas mt conversation and re-
partee. \ number of choice selections OF
music were sung, Mrs. f. presiding at tie
organ. y rcireshment table was spread
in the dining room adorned With delicious
cake and lemonade, OF which all present
partook By cltvea O'Clock the last
IN, E,,.I 4 Z u,
sunage door and vanished into tie nigh,
When the assaulted pi:son and his
family came to inspsc. the dam sgs done,
the following items Indicate the fearful
havoc of ibis IuvasioD:-Coifae, sugar,
ham, bags OF Hour, tea, potatoes, eauued
and dried fruits, Iioe, aud many other
things good for the inner man. Amoug
the dry goods were found he whole
bolt Of muslin, and two other rolls of
muslin. hEe towels, very iine iady's
hAIdkeccAieiS, aprons, t.bie linen, cry =
tai ware, etc, etc. Tie parson received
beautiful automatic gold head pencil, and
Mrs, pLrsou was the recipient OF d hand
some fur rug, a present from her Sunday
School class. fancy l hear the as
saultUd innOcents say, Come again or
do it some more" Words are not AIDE
quate to express the sincere appreciation
of the pastor and his family for this od-
ditiouaI and extraordinary demonstration
of the tender and kindly regard OF this
dear people for him and ms family |
Surely no minister is too good for sucH
royal people nor blessing too choice for
them to relieve. May the good Father
of all our msrcies. send His benedictiDn |
upon the hearts aud homes OF all those |
WHO s,ormel the parsonage on the night |
Of the % ONE OF THE ASSAULTED. |
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No, I-TlNKLE. Bay Marc . year, or... an
AlIn"ut, bEed ia Minnesota. tru NJ her 10
- Paul an Unhroien-'I' Show lIa. breeding.
No. bob. Bay GicIdlng. yca-- ,ri. Src
int hd-'. dam, - fi"g2au uu-':a ,ruj work
horse.
SIRE BarNm0re 1888: dam. May. \ iiur large
horse ami we'll broken
We k ATE Black Mare. Iu wears pi sired
by ) 'cr-"-.- Meow. \ Iur work mtr..
NJ MAY Sn-Tcl Mar. II year. p.I. ~.-rI
No. 5.-SrRANGER. Black Cfcldiu.. 3 years
Old. sire. RIac ,more 1888: dam. Lucy by Prince
Albert Inis rnlt Is broken to drive.
~. 7.-NAHLE Bay Mare. 3 years odd. Sire
B'"rnm1re lG5-; dam, InsIc. This mare was
bred lu tue Fail tu New York Dictator
Ne. HELEN. BAY Filly. . years Oil. Sire.
Blaahmurc lG5s: dam Maud 10y General uowa.I
he T., Hnrh.n@e by Hnmhl :toniAu Io:'i D. dam
tE i"" Hon, thoroughbred. This would make
nm" mare ~ breed
No "-DAISI. SorreI FtIly. = years old. Sire.
Ntackn!7re if5,: lam. Trouble the dam OF Ben
Boil. RIA S2.' This MY with LITTLE training
No. 10. CARRIE. Snrrel Mare % Years did,
Sire. BiacAmore 1865: dam. May. TIN, j. ID line
large mare u hands h2h, and a good work
mare.
No Il DOLLY, Brown Mare. 10 years old. in
i"tl to No>tcI hy Re Wilkes.
NJ i3-kiIIl Brown Mare. years old, ia
No I5-NAluE. Bay Mare. 8 years obi. Sire.
B!arkm'rr ZOOS; ttu. Iopsy ny King aItrcd.
Thoroughbred. fais mare Is very petty and
would make some one lIcr road u.ar..
No. l4.-GEDRiE D., Sorr,I Goldiu- years
old. SIRED 10y Gilt Edge l4N.s: dam Kate by
Jackson Moscow. This is a fine horse. Ec is
l5l4 hand, hIsn. and will weigh about Uuu lbs
can trut a mile in 3 minutes aud Is 70 uuc road
horse.
Sire. Biarhmore lt5>; dam, Daisy. Ths horse Is
Il me driver.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27

For b,st coru'd heei 20 to Kealey centre
market.
Insure your property with Manly
Bremen. J,i6tf
For fresh meIt, home made sausage, and
scrapple 20 c BENEFITS in the Hollow.
Always ou hand oar own IN Aka sausage
and scraprr at EeaIeys centre market
A solid oak chamber suit OF seven ieces
for so % Call aud see them At K. Marsh
bank x Son.
Manly Dreuncn insurrs i've stock
against lire and Lightning in trst class
com p.,nirS At low rates. j,16tf
When yoU visit Baltimore, stop II the
Maltby House, where viii be found first
lass accommodations and .yr",aing}y low
rates. NnrI If
Cntil their interior is reft.yd John L.
Alexani,r x Son can be found At Frlrk j.
Kerr Il Co - Immediately opposite their
store, or at their home on North street.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27
\ Preacher and his Family
Assaulted.

Ga Monday the 22ad inst, about eighty
of the members and FREUD of the Chesa
peako City NJ. Z. Church, raided
the parsonage. They had laid their
plans well. They took advantage of the
pastor. and his wile's absence who were
at the tima at church. Tho attendance
there was unusually small, tor which
the pastor was unable to acc 'nnt. Upon
their return to the parsonage, they found
that it had been forcibly entered, and
taken possession of by nearly d hundred
persons. MIS-. Price, the pastors mother
and Master Eddy, hIs-4on, were the only
occupants OF the house * tie time OF the
attack. The later in th$stndy engaged
with the type. writer, when be u, ~! t
he heard noise AL --''-,iss, ~" his
gra,x. other crying On
Irsf4 stat,
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27

To manufacturers like the-Royal Blk.
ing Powder Company, the public is
under a large debt Of gratitude for the
increased purity of articles Of food sold
at the present day. The reports of the
official Government Investigations of bak
powders show the Royal to be stronger
an purer than any other. 1t is quite
evident chat neither Ingenuity, science
nor expense a.u iu any way improve
upon the Royal Baking Powder rs p-Sw
before the public.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TNHIS is TO give notice that the sub
Z scrjhcrs ~ Cecil county has obtained from
tina Orphans Court OF said county letters ut adj
miuistration on the personal estate OF
JAMES I. kERSHAW.
late OF said county, deceased. All persons having
claims against the said decenS cd are hereby
warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers
thereof duly authenticated,
on or before the 9th day OF August, 1892,
they may otherwise. by law. be excluded from any
heneht OF said estate. All persons indebted In
said estate are requested to make immci e
payment To the subscribers Given under our
hand, this 9th day ui February, lsH2.
WILLIAM kERStIAW.
ALFRED DRIN Err.
lest Administrators.
X. +. LAMAR, Register. f27,jw
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1892-02-27
FOUND GjEiTt.
The jury Finds Verdict OF Murder ia the
First Degree Against Alfred STOUT.

George D'lm"r embraced the proceed
lngS 81 t'e Court up 10 FRIDAY morning
when the state closed us case and the
defense was S'Yeo '"' hours . consult
WIN 'hel' witnesses Hri"'' ihey went on
VIII Tue ''S'' In7 Counsel ''' D''iI'"r
asked 'hr court i"r : special messenger
|" :" 10 ecu county - Summon 81 aa-
dIi'"nal witnesses i"r their SIDE OF the
Cas-
N''''' wore 10 ."e ZOO P'''''S
!" ''i' 'i'''' d." !" ne '''I"es "s L"''"o
seen q" Tue prisoner.
Hof"'9 oh''ii 'H"ckeS ON cen county
"eh''i's" we ci'' mes "H" i"'h Oh al
vie" ne h"u WIN '"' prisoner ana
In > axe > 0rhef E''hS 10 hnd'nS
Pi'ee OF TIE handkerchief III the prs
oHel PAM" "h!eh o"'l'"P'Hde" 20 the
piece '""r" III ire cam On The h'tm"r
i'Lin li'' ''''"''- a.'ef ne mH'aer
j. u. Hf-.'' 'e"tli'e" To taxing VII.
l''l'i'"' 10 I"l''"s PIMA aud placing nun
~ tue h"SP''"'' "e"'%e heekiHS 'den'l
ne" Tue e'",'''S ana S"o'S. "hh S@la Vhat
Oh January y lO9l' he WAS cut ghnhinS
ami saw Stout IN tie woods in COMPANY
/ with two olh oolorea men. Scout had
bundle 10 hIS haLG winch he sad
were clothes. He slowed them to
! AeeklnS' winch are she same as those
4 now in court. He examined the foo
p''"'S ",iI "''s'' Tue S''eS III men, ana
/ traced the tracks from DItmar's house
/ to Naror's, where the prisoner claims to
have stayed all night on the night of the
murder. Witness also said that h9 saw
on the coat a snail spot OF blood near
/ the pocket and lie called Mr. Evans
attention to it.
George W. SIrden iold about the tr&cks
that lead to the DItmar house and also
those that lead from the house, and they
were the same. He fitted the shoes IN
each.
James w. Jordon told of an interview
he had with Stout in the Elkton Jail.
I He asked Stout what be vas put in there
for, and Stout said fer beating old man
| Ditmar and Old Mrs, DItmar, that he
struck at the Old Lady, but the stick
struck something else, and that he did
it for money. Stout told witness this on
the "a OF September
Harrison CARRIER sad that he Was
present il the Eikton jail when Scout
told Jordan OF beating Ola man Dimar,
aud that Stout told jordan that lie did
beat the Old mau, aud hat he did It Tor
money.
George Ditmar, son Of the murdered
man, told OF the premises and the foot
prints, and of finding tie handkerchief
i'll the barn. That he accused out OF
stealing money from him wien he lived
at home and Stout did not deny 1t.
Joseph out, father oil rhA ace.i,ed, said
be heard Mra Dtcmar accuse Alued (
Stout OF stealing money from the same
bed aud Stout did not deny it. Here tie
State rested lis case.
Alter recess the iiis. witness caJl,d |
WAS A:amIuta Stout, jhe mother OF The |
accused. She said that she did Alfred ; !
washing, aud that he never had hand !
kerchie! ike the one shown her as found /
in prisoners pocket. Dr. Karsner WIS
recalled. He SAID he examined clothing |.
said to belong 10 Stout and that they
were not wet. Tuat tie found no blood |
stains. but that he only made slight |
examination of the clothing.
DIR. wallace WAS recalled by defense.
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ORDER NISI.

In tie Circuit Court for Cecil County. Ia Equity
No. l1;.j.
tc'ii, Tho ,,rI,,r,, ,,,,.! ~ 'e
proceedings made and reported by Reuben
Haines, Attorney, be ratified ami confirmed un
less cause 10 the contrary thcrc"! d" shown on "
before the &Jth day of April lsl2. provided a
copy OF this order he inserted IN some news! Ipe'
printed and published in Cecil county once
week tor one month before the 2a;h day OF IIrcl
next.
The repoTtstatcs the amount OF sale to he ;55u.g,
JAMES 7. GRAHAM
True Copy-rest: Clerk
JAMES T. GRAHAM. Clerk III st
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$4,000 REWARD

We offer the above for sueh iuf0rma-
ton as.wll lead to tie arrest ard con-
vict'on of the party or parties who blew
open the safes in oar offices during the
night of Wednesday, February 10Th.
TEE SCOTT FERTILIZER co,
KEYS Il MILLER, icl?.tt
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NEUROLOGY.


Mr George y Gray.
Mr.. George \. GRAY, AGED G6 years,
well known and respected cit!zsn q
Elkton. died on Tuesday morning at
the residence orhis son-in law Mr.. Alfred
Davis, on Delaware Avenue. For several
months MIR. Gray had been conhns" |"
the house toy lingering illness from
/ conSumPtiou' winch e"lil'h"'e" ~ ais
death
/ lie moved 10 hiktoH hHIHoat 90
years ago from Kissing 9u", ana c"o
Quoted the Eikt"n foundry lie was
I elected town commissioners an" h"F'"S
received the largest hu'hoe' % ''''S'
/ served as P'eS'!en' % me 'o"l"' '''
! superintendent luoeuI3 al Ne'i'.'''
! square "a" returning 10 f1'A'''' 'o'"'
TWO years aS". Up |" "l'h'" S"'l
time OF ms Illness ne was ehS"Sea "S
| collector Tor "A LIE insurance coup NY
/ Two daughters survive NM 'iS'
Lunar Hf"t' Oh S"i0's'' ANA mo
AIsre" Jaws OF h.N1""' iuo lu"'IA'
services were hs'H' SeS'e'n'S' Fii""S
morning at u o ciook' nom 'ne resi-
Hshce o' Nr' p'''s' ING '"'lo" 'iE
ho"'''iisH "'le,' 40
nAVNI "lA'"' '''' h'i",''
AoIS"h, D@V'u l.. 0'oAh' 00S""' -A'"'
William if"VerS'
Mrs. Jchn L. Chick.
Mrs. Sarah f. Cnrck. wife Of Mr.. /
John f. Chick, highl5 esteemed resi- /
| dent OF, EIkton, died about O'clock On |
Friday afternoon OF last week, at ner
home on West High Street Mrs. Oh'eA |
although suffering from consumption OF
the lungs Tor number OF month"; was
not comhnFa 10 hef room until 10"
DAY previous TO hef death. Que was " |
de'out member OF the hIktoh VI. H.
Clutch, arr. by her Christian character
ma ehaeai1o many irlehaS I" het' MIS-
"' at N ~ 1"'' '''
luesddJ altelhooh aV l"o U olVeh' 'l'h
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-13
pHERIFr'S SALE CHRIS. MCCORMICK
- nlaInt;H va Gaor1e r, Diehi. William A

gHERIF1's SALE CHRIS: MCCORMICK.
- plaintiff, VI. George B. Dishl. William A..
Boutelle, A. b. Smell, II. Lushmann, Arthur
O'Brien and Frank 0hsrmaan. defendants.
Under and by. virtue OF an order OF sale ana
decree Of foreclosure, and sale Issued out OF the
state II M~oatana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the 9Th day Of May. A. D..
1882. in the above entitled action. wherein
Chris. MoCsrnisk. the above named plaintiff.
obtained . Judgment and decree Of foreclosure
and sale aSaiast George d. bishI, defendant. ON
The 4th day Of Nay, A. D. 1882. for the sum Of
s9s:7 e. beside. interest. costs and attorney, fees,
A.. D. 1891. recorded in judgment book No. q Of
to sell al those certain lots. piece. or parcels Of
land, situate, lying and being in ths county Of
Lewis and Clarke. state OF Montana, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit.:
thirty-si! (ss), and thirty -ssyan $50, in, block
to the city Of Helena. county and state Aforesaid,
as the same appears on the plat on file in the Of
flee OF the county recorder OF Lewis and Clarke
county, MONTANA.
Together with all and singular the
hsr:ditssa.at. and .ppurtsn.noss thereunto b.
Public notice i hereby given that on Saturday.
the 18th day of May. A. D. 1892. at u o clock
m. of that day at thu front door of the courthouse.
Helena, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, I
will. in obsdiencs to said ordor of sale and decree
of foreclosure and sale. soil the above described
property, or 50 much thereof as may be necessary
to satisfy said Judgment, with interest and costs.
Given under my hand this 9Th day OF May.
A. D. 1892
CHAB. M. JEFFERIs, sheria.
by RALPH g. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff.
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A HOME FOR PRINTERS.
Dedication. With Appropriate Core
monies, OF the Noble Institution
at Colorado Springs.
Many Distinguished Gentlemen
Participate In the Exercises
of the Occasion.
rl,.s Among Them tho Noted P%htlanthro-
pist and Journalist, George w.
4 Childs, OF Philadelphia.

Co1oRApo SpRINas, COL. May l2.-The
Childs- Drexsl home for printers was ded1-
GATED here to-day with appropriate core
monies, It was the gift Of Geo W. Childs
and A. j. Drexel. OF Philadelphia, to the
International Typographical union. At
tho deaioation to-day Hon. Ira G. spraGu e,
mayor Of Colorado Springs. delivered an
address oil welcome on behalf OF the city.
in which he spoke in euloey of printers n
the printing trade, instancine many lllus-
trious men, beginning with Horace Greeley,
who had been printers. Gov. John l..
Routt delivered an address of welcome on
behalf Of the state. congratulating Cole
RADIO on bsing chosen by the donors as the
site for the building and the donors for
having selected tho most suitable spot IN
the country.
Hon. George w. Childs, ono Of the CO.
donors Of tho institution, spoke briefly, say
ing: "Forty-one years ago tho lnterna-
tional Typographical union established
printers unions. and not only spread the
light OF education and reason over this
vast continent, but they added to labor q
higher dignity and broader Independence
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NO COUNTRY WILL CLAIM THEM,
Some Of the Outlaws Who JOINED GArsa-
Battle With Them.

Some Of the Outlaws Who JOINED GArsa-
A Battle With Thorn.
GALVESTON. Texas. May IA Nova aps-
cial from Rio Grando City, Texas. sAya
word was received last night that a fight
occurred between Mexican soldiers under
Lieut.. sndo and the remnant Of Garxa'a
gang, under command Of Julian Flores
EusmoRio Ramcon and others. ut I'm
Meco, near Mier. Flores and \ ne
gro named Ablando and eight Other
outlaws were killed. No prisoners
were taken. One soldier was wounded and
three horses were killed. No revolutionary
Importance il attached to the movement
of tho Cara men. When Sheriff shelly
and deputies and deputy matshals attacked
them on the 18th OF last month, three re-
naming squads OF rsvolutionIsta. under
command. respectively Of Santio, Ca
dena, Flores and Ramon. had
assembled for the purpose OF delib-
eratind on q plan of crossing
into Mexico, disbanding and hiding in the
mountains. Cadena at tho time had nine
men, Ramon eight and Flores twenty-two.
These forty-two men were those who joined
Cara, were largely already outlaws in
Mexico. and many on this side also, and
have now absolutely no refuge. After the
battle the remainder Of the gang fled TO-
wards the United States.
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pHERIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN Exc
y cution in my hands, issued out OF the dis
trict court Of tho First Judicial district ct the
state of Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
md Clarke. in the suit OF Brace Wilson against
David Kirby, duly attested the 21st day, OF April,
A. b.. 1897. I hnve levied upon, ~ the right,
title and interest of tho said David Kirby in and
to the following described property, situated in
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. viz:
An undivided half ~ interest IA the Monte
organizod. mining district, Lewis and Clarke
county, Montana, about ons-half mile south OF
tho = Of Clarkson and west from Ruby creek.
This location is 1900 fest long BY 800 feet wide,
and its houndaries are distinctly marked upon
the ground BY stakes or posts - follows: Hegln-
to ! post narked Il east-snd center" thence 800
foot south to = post marked % southeast cor,
ner;'' thence 1850 fest westerly to = post marked
70 southwest oornsr;''' thence 60O fest north 70 2
post marked ~ northwest corner:'' thence LOW,
4eet cast to q post marked % northeast corner.
thence 500 fest south to a post n arked Il east
end, ~conter." A notice OF location of said olaltn1
is recorded in book 2 of lodee, page 162, OF
the records of Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tana. o..L
day of hay, A. o.. 1892. at the hour Ct ls
O'Clock m. Of said day, At the front door H Ct the
count county and state Aforesaid, I viii sell a
tho right. title and interest OF the said David
Kirby in and to tho said above describea prop
srty, to tho highest bidder for cash in hand:
Given under my hand this. the I'd Gay Oh
may - y CHARLES N. JEFFERIS. Sheriff.
f. Il. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
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- court ct tho First judicial district Of the
state. Of Montana. In and for the county o.
r1 y in'.n Mt Y I he~ /. R@&l. : / y, y I higs,f n Y:
IT, s9n ssn. s sn9 ssgis i $.i}:oa e SHsesab sasss
Charles Lehtn m, Caroline IAhnnln, his vito. and
Frsnklln 3. Wallace, ~defendhnta.
You are herea,y required t. appear y A .ctiGa
p H1G ZIG a;. sssaas ao ys9 q z IT, r. s e1sse ia n35sd p d;stlios
Of 'hs atats Of Mkontana, II and for ths county Of
Lewis ant. Clarke. sAa 70 answer the complaint
Day ass1 Of s%srvics5 sft.r IL ssf,ies % yea q Isl.
;;E;Sa II ss.s 4 ~ s:, :e: s;Ss,s II. Id. %slss IS lis st' s.s:,
recording to fhs prayer q aid complaint.
n. M r. :a'a ,i .:t;e ,ri i J ssSs "a Interest," e ssss Il &! !q "a.
Of u per cent psr annuu. FROM July. ~, 1881,
money due on ! certain pronissory ncte, made
II. holes II, -. ! bo g. and asA, a.s.s r i'i 10 ssis pI.istia.
and secured BY : certain mortEase bstween the
sam: parties. OF even date ehursEath, ooISring
: tie e Ely q h.i:ss, s.nasg, i Lewis, nd
.larke. state OF .Monteaa. dsscrabeA - follows:
s sIost !. t:f T. a. 81 4 =. .sas scnsA Z s. s asss' sc. g.
tlon Of the east aids Of Rohack street with the
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-05-13

Opportunity.
Master Of human destiny AnI,
Fame, love and fortune or my footssepa
watt
Cities and zelda I walk. Ipenetrats
Deserts and seas rev otto, and passing by
Hovsl and mart and nalacs, soon Or late
knock unbiddsn nca at every gate. Il
II sleeping, wake; il feaatiag ride before
Iturn away. II is the hour OF state
And they who follow me roach svsry state
kortals desire. and conquer every foe
Save death; but those who doubt or hsai-
tate
Condemned to failure. penury and wos
Seek me in vain ana uselsssly imploras
Ianawsr mot, and I return NO nose.
Jso. J. 1saAn.a.
But fail 70 not in this respect,
Saizo every opportunity to travel
Over the Chicago, Milwaukee b ST. Paul
railway. .~+.
This 10 the advice Of #E.
Gro. n. H%xArroRD>
General Passenger Agent, Chicago. Ill