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Helena, Mont, Dec. 8, 1sya
ALIAS SuMNONs-1N.. THE DISTRICT
state Of Montana in and Ior the county Of Lewis

ALIAS sCMNONs-1N- THE DISTINCT
"A court Of the First judicial district Of tbs
state Ct Montana in ard Tor the county Of Lewis
sorhv..t General lIl.etrie company {. corpo-
ration) plaintiff. ". the 1ce1der Electric Power
The stats q Montana ssnds greeting to The
above named dsfsndant
fouare hereby required to sppear IN an action
IL The distrio: court Of TIE Frat judicial dissrios
h htdi th sas n within se tsn days . 9sHoius ~: q a4 the das
OF ~servics) after the service o | you of this sum-
mons, II served within this county: q. il served ont
twenty days, Otherwise, within forty days. or
Judgment BY default Will b. taken against You
according, to the prayer Of said complaint.
the rum Of ono thousand, thirteen and thirty-six
one hundrsdtltA dollars, said sum being new due
from, you to plaintiff for foods: wsrss and mer.
apparatus, and for moneys a, anced for your
use, and for balance dus in sisted Account be-
fSssn .s sGq n and AZ I',In ia. A 6stT fes Int S.a.. on , .;si
sup, ut the rat, Of ten per cent per annum from
t iu1e ,. ,.s, as's :, Until Int ., Pssd :um ~ rs, = 81. q q
tift By An unreasonable and vezatious
delay ever since .Aia date. That said sum and
1hs whole thereof !; nov dye y md whqlly unpaid:
Ana you are hereby notified that i you fail to
appear end answer tho SAID complaint. IS above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against yon in the eaid sum of ono Thousand,
thirteen and thirty six ono-hundredtks dollars
Isl. 0l3. s3) and interest thereon at tbs rate Of ten
per cent per annunl from Juns 1st. 1888. until
paid, ~ demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
stats of Montana, in and for the
-- county Of Lewis and Clarke,
zeal First this sd day of hovsmb Dor in the
Jud. list. year of our Lord ono Thousand
Court. eiaht hundred and ninety-threA
--- JOHN BEAN. Uerk
BY G. O. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
II. 3. Hepner. attorney for plaintiff.
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GEO. NJ. BOURQUIN. Receiver.

TAKE N~OTICE.-THE FOLLOWING LOTS
of Montana sapuhirss and garnets, having
been cut by us and r. mining uncalled for over
we time limit. will be sold at public salo for
Dec. 20. unless previously redesmed by the par
tics owning them. to.wit: =. Hill. . sapphiroB;
rarnet; III. Logan, / sapphire; Ii. cameron. j..
sappLites; :. Honey. | spino!l: j. Kleese, / sap
phire; r. KAISER. ! sapphire; {. Aai,zer, ) ean-
phlTes: 3. Slotlg.. / sapphire; A. Hamilton, 2
pepphires; &. HihIle, 9 sagpbires. b.. Cole, I sap
| hire; Il. ! o !te. A sapphire: :. Fanning, .
tapph!ires; J. Moran, 2 sapphires: n. Conlin, Is
2 R."rnets; ]. Foot, l sar phire; NJ. Power. z sap
phires; h. Il. J innrli, 5 sapphircs;lG. Howard. 4
s"pphires; 4. Reynolds. 2 garnste, ! sapphire:
:, 'lco. ! sapphiros. j.. Wade, 2 sarphires: NJ,
Albrscht, e sapphire: 4 Cameron, Z sappLires.
Ei.i Ma LAFlDAhY ca,
6OS u EV0 / over building.
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THE EXPLORER.

There is a bold ridge of gray volcanic
mountains in the Cape Verde islands, the
crest Of which is said to form an exact like
ness of George Washington.
DIR. Syntax is one of the celebrities" OF
Cornwall. He is to be seen nesting be-
tween two rocks at the Lands End. The
name is given to a huge mass of rock which
has the shape Of Il mans head.
In Texas there is n rock which presents
in the moonlight a striking resemblance to
an immense castle with many windows
brilliantly lighted. The effect is produced
by the reflection of the moons rays from
the polished surfaces of quartz.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-IN THE DIS
~ trict court Of tho First judicial district Of
the state OF Montana. an and Tor the county
VI Lewis and Clarke.
Estate Of Mary Jane Howe. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by tho undersigned, sd-
minlstrAtor OF tho estate q MARY Jane
all persons having claims against tho said
deceased. to exhibit them with the neosssary
LEGATION ofthis notice to tho said administrator ~
the law office Of M.ssrna Euliard. Room 9. Gold
block. Helena. MontanA. the same being tho
place for the Transaction OF tho business OF ssid
estate In the county of lewis and Clarke.
VikSUN n. HOWE.
Adm ristTstor Of tho Estate OF Mary Jane Howe.
deceased.
ated November II. 1894
First publication Nov. Is, 1899.
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THE MARKETS.
ETHfNKQ
New YORK. Dec. 11.-Ear silver. 69ss.
Copper-Steady; lake. $i0.25.

New York. Dec. 11.-Rsr silver, 69A.
Copper Steady; lake. $i0.25.
Lead-Easy; domestic. $50.
Two banking houses to day engaged to ship by
steamer Lain tomorrow 81. 70o.0 900 gold, which.
with the half million that went out Saturday.
makes a total OF 90, 10000 for Germany, which
comes from bank vaults aud not from the sub
treasury. These shipments had the effect of as
sistipR the depression in the stock market. 1t.
Paul showed u decrease the first week in Decem-
her of over S1aa, 900. The London market
heavy. reports of decreased earnings dspre-
dated Western Union. Final sales showed o de-
cline from saturday of Western Union Ia. st.
Paul III. Great Northern preferred 1. The bond
market was generally strong. advances being U.
T. AZ. Grea: Northern Ids and Northern Pacific
Eds registered. each 2 per cent, The suh-treasury
shipped 100000 in notes of small dsnomina-
tons to New Orleans Snd San Francisco Satur-
day.
SA.-r
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NOTICE OF sTOCKHOLDERS' MEETING-
~ Notice is hereby given tina, a meotinu of the
Stockholders OF I astner I oal ana ,oko corn many
viii be held at the Law Office OF ioole q Wallace,
in the tirit National bank building. Halena'
Montsna, on i~uesdny. tho "a day of Jannn1y'
pur pose of eleciing seven trustee to serve until
the nest annual election Of said cornpnnv' And
for the Transaction OF such other bueiness A. NAV
be presented.
Al sto", holders are requested TO DO preeent in
persou or b. proxy.
r. G. POWER, Tresidept.
Il. IL. KLEIN 7CHhiDr, secrctsTv 'ioe
Dated Nov. 20, 1893.
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MATHES0N & CO.,,
GOLD BLOCK.
GOLD BLOCK.

NOTICE.-THE REGULAR ANNUAL MEET
~ ing OF the stockholders Of the Montana Ma
tioual bank OF Helena, Mont. will BE- held at
its banking office, Tuesday. Jan. Q, 1894, at thres
O'clock p. M, for the purposs Of elecring dirsc.
tors for the ensuing year. and the transaction OF
surh other business - may come before the
meeting.
- a. l.. SMITH. Cashier.
Helena. Mort. Dec. q 1888
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BY H. j. CASSIDY. Deputy Clerk.
MasasnA Rrliaro. attirrsy for plaintiff.
NOTICE TO CO-owNERs-To G. KLEIN.
~ Schmidt " = Head I 2. Malsh Gao,

NOTICE TO CO.OwkERs-To G. KLEIN.
~ schmidt. W. +: Reed. J. =. Wal,h. Geo.
EEtze!. ": y: Iieh.rds. and \ Il.
sohmidt VI. Ii. sed, and j. t.. Walsh. their
heirs. ~assisns. executors and administrators
You ara hereby notified that W.. your co-own-
ers. Thos; Il. miller. T. a. walker and d: 4;
Langley. have In accordance with section 1874
Of the revised statutes Of the United states. sx-
pended IN. labor and improvements ,uron the
placer claims designated AZ follows: Lots I and
5. 500 9. Up II. n 2 W.; lots ;, I, 7. !. 'ee 10, tp II,
organised mining district il tho county OF Lewis
and Clarke and state. Of Montana, tho snm OF
two hundred dollars. b,ins the work required BY
law for ths purpose Of holding and representing
aid claims for the years Of 1871 and 1897.
Now therefore, be 1t known that unless you
amounting to S2s apiece. for each above one-
eighth interest held or claimed. and remit this
came to the office Of r.. B. Miller, Mt Heleaa,
Mont,na, in the county Of Levi. and , l.rke,
tice by publication. your interest or interests In
the faid placer claims will be forfeited, and bs-
come the property Of tina underaignei. ms pro-
vided by said section 2s2t Of the United States
statutes. THOs. u. MIL. EH,
II II. LANGLEY.
J.. A. WALKER
First publication Nov. II. ASA
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A Dubious Compliment,

~ used to think you were not a man of
your word, Jones, but I've changed nv
mind"
"Ah, you understand me now, friend
Smith. But what led you to change your
mind?"
"You remember that $40 you borrowed
from me?"
eyes"
"You said if I lent it to you you would
be indebted to me forever"
eyes"
"Well, you are keeping your word like
Aman."-New York Press.
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AESiGNEE'S SALE-NOTICE II HEREBY
~ given that on Saturday, the 10th day Of De-
Gem Der, 1883, ut 10 n. m, / will sell ut public
auction, at tho court house in the city OF Hell
ena, Lewis and Clarke county, Mon ana, to the
highest bidder. for cash. all accounts. debts,
credits, Hills aud notes duo or OWN to the firm
OF Daniei Hanley q Co. by or from any AMI all
persons. together with all other assets of the said
hrni Of Danie! tianley & Go. now remaining in
my hands
A list and description OF all or any of said
property will DO furnished b. me to nny ono M
plying therefor at tho otlico OF Steele & Clements,
IN SAID city OK Helena, at any time before tho
date IF such sale.
A. J. STERILE,
Assignee Of Daniel Hanley 4 Co.
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NOTICE.
U. $. LAND OFFICE,

- d INND OFFICE.
HELEN, Mont, Dee. S, 1893.
Complaint having been entered at this of6ce
by George W. Craig agsins: Solomon 4. Nc
CAVITY and heirs for abandoning Lis homestead
entry No. 5,054. dated June 70. 1891, upon the sw
a he u and lots 2. 3 and I, section 8, township
IAN. r&ngs 3 ". in Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, with a view to tho cancellation Ct said
entry; tho raid partie. are hereby summoned to
appear at this office on the 18th day of Jnunary.
lo9i, at 10 O'Clock a IN, to respoua and furnish
estlmo concerning said alleged abandon
GEO. II. BOUROuIN. Esneixar
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FOR HArE-MIsGELLA
giving three gallons per day. Cali XII
Eighth avenue. VS.
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WA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nkESSE5 MADE FOR WORKING GIRLS
~ from 81 to S. each; guaranteed uorfect I'll,
{ all or address 40 Pima street.
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T OR RENT-FURNlSHED ROOMS, WITH
L steam heat. Sl4 Clarke street.
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FOR SALE.

A neat. well built dwelling
22x14. having 2 rooms, hard
cellar, stone foundation.
lot 25x14O. Price $3.50. Property
is worth twice the SUM asked.
Owner leaving town and must
sell.
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D~VtitTISEh WANTS TO TRADE THREE
II hous,s and lots at Livingston. la,k county;
will take part cash aud part cattle, or all oattlo.
Addre 8 4. V. II. Pemberton. / livingston, Mont
NEW G&AIFS. NEW LINING AND GEE-
~ eral ail around etovo repairing. Iron a pos
tai card. Jos. Miller, city postotilce.
MlZPAH, MEDIUMS; LIFE READER: TELL
AVA past and future. II consider her n wond0r-
full woman.'-E. i~icharl, late district iudgo.
HALEY. Idaho. 20 otate street.
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BRANDON CAFE.
u MISSES THORPE 4 ERYKsoN, Propristresses.
Cofnor Warren and Sixth Avenue.
The best foeulsR Meal Houss n the city.
Homsltko oookiAg. Centrally located Terms
eoAsonAhla
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EOE RENT-FUENISHED ROOMS.
LOR HESI-TWO ROOMS, FURNISHED
i for light housekeeping; So per month. AIT
ErosdWay.
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BOARD AMI iit,OM OFFERED.

IV INV VT NET7.
LOIl Ri NI-BOARD AND ROOMS; ALL
l. modern oonveniences. 2O5 breckenridge
treet.
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h'Oh HENT-FGKhleHED ROOMS WITH
l. steam heat and all modern improvements;
So to sl5 pcr month. Hotter block. ofica room
q. third tloor.
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HELP WANrED-MALE.
WANIkD-IWO YOUNG MEN 10 RUN
w as news agents on N. T. road; must have
security. Apply at Nows office, N. +. depot.
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LOTT.


OST-IWO Ten DOLLAR BILLIE. BIZ
~ tween Judge Woodman's house and Office
yesterday morning / Under will receive suitable
reward by leaving the same at this Office.
OST-ON BROADWAY. LADIES PURSE.
"a Under please return to this office and re-
ceive reward.
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promotes an abundant secretion Of nourrisl,-
ment on the part Of the mother. II & an in
MIGRATING tonic made especially for women.
perfectly harmless in any condition az the
female system, AZ il regulates and promotes
all the natural functions and never con6icts
with them.
The " Prescription " builds up, strengthens.
and cures. In all the chronic weakneases and
disorders that affiict women, ID Is 0adrurteed
to benefit or cure, or the money q refunded.
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For every case Of Catarrh which they can
not cure, the propristors Of DR.. Sages Ca
tarrh Remedy agree to pay $500 ID cash,
YOU'RE cured by its mild, soothing, cleans
ing, and healing properties, or you're paid.
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wv IHACKKVu -OVKO1IWF
Petroleum-More active; January. i7Aso.

Money on call easy at 111k per cent; closed
at l per cent. Prime mercantile paper -3Ami
per cent. Sterling exchange stendy at SlS4A
GAS for s~ixty-day bills and $tS7A@4,S7R for
demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Dec. 11.-Cattle Receipts. II. 500
head; market steady for beef steers. butchers'
stock strong; new Christmas steers, $j4095.75;
shippers, S.7j@5. p; others. So 5014.50; no
ieAans here.
Hogs-keceipts. 1000 head: market lower;
common and rough. S4.95sL5.05; packing and
shipping, Is. loo i. so; primo heavy and butch
ers,. S5.3005. 40; sorted ligh-. S.. 3505. As.
sheep-Receipts. II, 500 head; market stronger;
natives, ~: 50NS. Is: western. u. 1aMS 30.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY BUTCHER, IN
~ market; can give best Of references; has had
eight years experience: no objection to outside
cities. Gail on or address Lutcher. care h. j.
Urls, Heleua, l. ont.
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FOODS PILLS are the best afterdinner Pula.
sssist digestion. cure headache and biliousness.
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SITUATION WANYED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ from the east as porter or houssmAn in ho-
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speaks also trench and herman. Please al
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SITUATION WANTED-BY FIRST CLASS
~ Japanese cook; city or country; want place
in private family; understand ali kinds Of house
WORK. Address Japanese, TINS offics.
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SITUATION. .WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN
~ OF good address: has had experience st clerk
ing: an do any kind Of work; will WORK for his
board during the winter. Address A., this Of
LCa
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HmnscmcnIs.


ACADEMY OF MCSIC-c-S-ln Ola hei,uchy'
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MANHATTAN FIELD" 3C-Football
NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESiGN-Exhbltlon.
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end of the town. rhc courts will deal with
him and his accompliccs in due time. ana Will
lam J. Gaynor. with the moral forces OF pubic
opinion behind him. will see to il that thcy get
their deserts. The citizens Of Brooklyn nave
their duty 10 perform to-day. 1t Is I" lay asldc
partisanship and party loyalty ana To vihol'ate
by their votes the authority of the courts ana
the sanc,ity Of law. THE Brooklyn Eagle
points the way and rallies all friends OF g"od
government when it calls upon the " home
loving. law-rcSpccting, freedom maintaining pro-
pie" Of Brooklyn TO arise in their might at Inc
polls d" Let il be Il mark" it well says. IN
evidence and test Of citizens Illness Ior
free institutions that h, rcbukc with ms vote
these despoilcrs of the temple of justice these
abuScrs of authority. these malefactors VINO
are the allies and agents Of machine 'hh'
needs only to add murder to its rebellion hi
tingly TO cap what il has already done.
We look hopefully today for the redemption
of brooklyn, the defeat Of Boss Mclaughlin
man Body. the election of William }. Gaynor
and the triumph of the Reformcrs cause Near
or to every honest citizens heart than loyalty
TO party Is the solemn obligation to vote against
election thieves lawbrcakers and tyrannlcal
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ELECTIONS UNDER NOR LAW

The rebellion in Kings County against public
law has not been suppressed. The fourteen
copyists sent 10 Gravcscnd with the sanction
of the Supreme Court and arrested and i'm.
prisoncd by John Y McKano and his under
lings have been released by Justice Cullen on
technical irregularities in the commitments
They have recained their liberty. but the mob.
which has dcfed the Supreme Court, tramplcd
the law of the State under foot and entered
into Il foul conspiracy for casting thousands
of fraudulent votes today. is still III pos
session of the field 1t was the sworn duty
of the Sheriff Of Kings County TO crush this
rebellion and TO restore the supremacy Of public
law 1t was also the sworn duty of the Gov
crnOr of NcwYOrk 10 place the National Guard
under marching orders for Coney Island FOR the
yindicat ton Of the authority Of the courts Both
the Sheriff and the Governor have cvadcd their
responsibilities They have not overthrown this
mob government which has been established
by Iawbrcakers in rebellion against constitu
tional authority
In consequence of the inactlOn end vacillaf0n
of the Sheriff and the Governor Il public elcc
ton would bc held in Gravcscn1 today under
conditions of absolute lawlessness, but for the
prompt action Of Mr.. GAynOr in procuring from
Justice Barnard. sitting in Poughkccpsc, IN
Injunction forbddng McKane and his minions
from interfering with the watchers who will
he sent TO Gravcscnd this morning under the
authority of the Republican General Commit
tee II is understood also that Supreme
Court Justice will sit in Gravcsend to-day in
order 10 act promptly against lawbrcakers
The Injunction will Deserved AT the opening
of the polls. 1t remains to be seen whether
McKanc will have the auhacity TO defy Judge
Barnarl's order.
If McKane persists in the spirit OF brayado
which he has shown, the fraudulent lists con-
tanning G21S names for population of S.4lS by
the State census. will br employed without
those safeguards and checks which are guaran-
tecd by law. the election will be conducted To-
day under mob law and the results. whatever
they may be. will be tainted and vitiated by
fraud and outrage The proofs which have
already been secured Of the completely Of Me
Kanc's creatures with Il conspiracy against
law will suffice. with the legal evidence
Of ballctbox stuffing and Illegal voting avail
able to-day to throw out the entire poll upon
an appeal to the courts As for the lawbrcak-
ers themselves. not one Of them should bc al
lowed to escape punishment for his crimes.
The Gravescnd outlagcs have excited the
wrath and indignation Of all classes In Brook
! lyn Mckancs reckless defiance OF law and
| open rebellion against the government OF the
! State were denounced yesterday from end to