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pseds Rec ,rded la the Auditors once
Yesterday.

Deeds Rec ,rded la the Auditors once
Yesterday.
Real estate transactions from January l,
isos. are s.. 30. 1871 There were flied for
record Yesterday IL deeds. the considera-
,ions aggregating s. Ola Following is the
list as furnished BY Osborne. Tremper
4 Co. ahstractors of titles. ii6 Cherry
street, between Front and Second:
IF. Brewer 10 r. l. fehren. lots 1. ?. 3.
&. and :. block y. Waila Natla ST.
David Hart ct 81 TO Daniel Winter, sl
81 OF 81. George +. King in TIPS p and -,
5. s2ea
DAVID Hart ct al. 20 Lucy Hughes e; al.
al Ms s's George L. King in tips 4 and =
S. s2ea
81 II. Paxton to Richard Osborn, lot 4.
block & Central Seattle and others. 81 90
NJ. IL Paxton 10 Richard osborn. und =
los 4. block 5. Central Seattle and others,
$500
+. 1. Hughes 10 c A. White. los 6, block
:, Whites add, 81.
George u Msrkie to Clara Markle ct a.,
~. sat. sec 3 "a. S. 81
". J. Clarke 10 Iohn u. Smith, lots l0
and IL, block 5. Third Motor Line, slaa
John Alexander 20 J. NJ. Slater. Ios Z,
block l. Kent. 81
Thomas Pres; 10 7. Ferguson. blocks J.
S4snse, Greea Lake Electric aud, ~
A. f. Borton TO II. y. horton, p lots 5
and &. block -. MERGERS -, s.
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MINING Rrocks
NEw YoHR Era.
TIRE srock EXCHANGE

Nxw loSK. Dec. is--The feature OF the
ss0ek exchange today was tire determined
Hsek BY the bears on New England.
sAsea sod down sis per cent. the net loss
~ the day being -. per cent A drive
vas also made against st. Paul, forcing a
sssaine Of ~ per cent The general mar
es sss heavy AZ the opening. bat the
sany eeclinc Mas merely fractional and
sanss the first half hour. price. were
nssF vel maintained. Then came the
ssass Asmmeriag on Nes England and 81
faae depressing the entire list. There Was
sRae'soaal recovery. bet this afternoon.
saa until fen minutes before the close,
sse coarse Of values was downwsri The
SEkss closed = shade better, bat AZ de-
zee OF nom \ 70 per esaL
vosernmeat enthusiastically.
tesso'saia-Closed at TS1se asked.
FINANCIAL
Aoney-ca call, easy a. 1919 Ter
rnA' closed. offered a. ~ ser cent
sms mercantile paper. Sssefats per cent
s.taas excaaase. outet aaa easier, with
- business N bankers bills a. sAssa.
iot demand, and 81 s4,. at&ssis Cor
HaSns
rssl ...... il9.U. \ "a rsx, .. s..
wS0f .- aiF. seaee g. $685.. H.
GxrLESs CcGFAgIsN
t1ssseas .,-..... ils iws1l4-Fasxe 800. 10
sss.es..,.. -
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKETS.
THr srArH OF raApK

THE sIAIE OF fhApE
eaS Francisco, Dec. is.-The general
nefchandlse markets were steady this
norning at fairly active. The produce
markets were quiet.
yegetabIes--Snow few changes.
Sweet potatoes--Firm.
onions--Essy at quotations.
Poultry Dull.
Butter and eggs--Steady.
Game--Quiet.
Fruit Unchanged.
Produce receipts-Flour, quarter sacks,
iss2; Oregon. 7.fGi: wheat, centals. 1884:
Oregon, 1888: barley, eentais. 81. i53;
sais eentais. or: Oregon. $500; corn,
psck- s. $50: rye. centais. 60: beans. sacks.
ISL; potatoes. sacks. $685.: Oregon, 23i;
snlons. sacks. SO: Oregon, 10
Flour-We quote: Net cash prices for
iafnilv extras. s. 51G3oo; bakers extras.
p4a3 50; snperiinc. 81 4'iet2 80.
WNeat-No. | shipping. 81 o3sx al 0S;
thniee. 81 07iS: milling. si0TlsdLi0.
Barley-N I feed. 7c9 5Ulse; choice
bright. .Ss4@75e; brewing. so@eac:
saeyaiey, 75Na)c per Genital for lower
sfsses.
oa.-Red, a7kcasLo7,s: black. s5ca
N@; milling. 81 l2is@Li71s: fancy feed.
HlTA0 10; good 10 choicr. 81 iosrtl5;
ramaon to fair, si.oo@ioT,s surprise.
80; gray. sLoiesi.io.
CALL BOARD.
Sales we're recorded today a. follows:
Afternoon session: Wheat-December
no tons, Size: December. seasons storage
raid, 30 tons. 81. IL; May. 400 tons, ST. 2is;
tel tons, 81 2iis per centa..
Barley No safes.
FINANCIAL
Drafts-on sight. New York, per 500.
v discount Sterling hiils-on London,
nxiy.day bank. 81 $40.
SILVER
silver bars, per ounce. 64ss 961As.
Mexican dollars. 514b71sc.
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This aGsssahle ana efnoaciess rooeA r0w1aR. -
eAhiishsd BY more han twenty yea-s' experience
- received the sanction Of the msmbsrs 81 the
Dental and Medical professions Of this city gexsf-
ally. aad By them u Is daily recommended aGd
prescribed II II - PLEASANT In the Application -
u L. excellent In IT, snscts II speedily renders ne
eseth white and smooth, the gums heAlthfai. rel
land firm. and by frequent use viii preserve them
in this desirable condition. II gradually bu. e.
Secsnaiiy removes tartar. AMI destrcyes the para
stscai an!maicniN which neglect may have per
mitisd to collect aud prevents their further
mutation. thus serving . complete beauties
and prsservsr OF the teeth Microscopic sxarnina-
lions have been made Of the matter deposited on
the teeth and gums Of individuals selected from
all classes of society and Of every variety Of bodily
condition, and IN nearly every case animal and
vegetable parasites we're found 20 exist In great
numeera Experiments were made for their ~
Doval and the ingredients used In Laein's TocsA
Powder wers found TO Be most efysctual, Destroy
Eng them INSTANTLY.
Through the kindness OF friends - - ~
nittsd 70 publish the following
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nops are quiet. State, common 70
en0les. issg22,1c; Pacific coast, Is922Hc.
MERcHAxprsK
Topper-Barciy steady: Lake. 5000.
Lead-steadier: domestic. $3.50.
Iin-Qulet; Straits. SD 81.
oonee-Options opened barely steady
y unchanged TO 20 points lower; rallied
on ouying Dy long interest. closed steady
20 10 points net advance. Sales, $500
bags. Including January SIC 20. March
Si6 i5@is25: Nav. yl5.55Gi5. 10. Spo, Rio.
nrrer; No 7. Isizc.
ouksr--kaw. fiirmer. Fair refining, 2s<e:
centrifugais. 95 test, i5-i6s; muscoyado So
sest, INC; Java from store, 81 test, 2 Is i6c.
70 60 TO Canada Refined. steady.
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The market opened today without any
Important changes from Saturdays prices.
Bedness was about the average. with an
anticipated rush In some lines for Christ
mas
Dressed poultry 10 moving freely. In
sniieipssion Of Christmas large quantities
Atrrkeys have been ordered for this week,
bogh from Washington. Oregon and the
Eass. Turkeys srs now selling readily at
feis cents per pound, wholesale. and
ehakens bring from IL To Is cents.
Ranch eggs continue to grow weaker,
sh;ch Is somewhat of a surprise ~ this
tsson Of the year. Quotations have de-
slinsd from 81 to 81 cents per dozen within
nshors time. Few people realize the diff
krence in the number of eggs consumed
sbsn prices change 5 to 10 cents per dozen.
osies at the highest ii cure quoted are COM
nrativeiy limited. Receipts Of eggs are
scv much larger than ten DAYS ago.
One OF the recent arrivals in market Is Q
Shipment of hickory nuts direct from
0ala. The nuts are OF good quality and
sEl at o. and cents per pound. whole
sale.
The wheat market remains quiet here.
II agreement with the feeling In Eng and.
Qso,ations are still! so cents for club and
Eesnts for blue stem.
Potatoes continue firm. The supply Is
tnple, as is that of all other kinds of vege.
nhie Tor the ho iday trade.
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STEAMER cHxHArrs

ssayss HassslFs wka6 taIly sresgs saneay a
40 M gss fsssxht passage spssy "a a~zasz
". u sEY4oEx. Master.
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.oop CANAL ROUTE
arrAMrR nucxEYR

ATEAMEK bTCNEYR
nssasas aad rsfarnisas1 leaves Msschsats docs
Tuesday, fhnrxAAv Ant rsS0saay O m a.
klnSsssa, ors sEraes Bangor. seA4ecx Lsis-
vasr IBs Alto Hso1spsrt Eaioa City as6 Inter.
nedss pofnts ssyivtax - ts.oa city at p -
Leaves - 90 cfsy IA Wednesday Er11aI
saa soaasy. susyisx N seattle a. p "a
L. H. LG2ay Master.
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IIoop CANAL EoUTy-
IL Ssw Passenger steamer
UhLfA
carrying o. 8. mali leaves coimsn DOCK Mon
aays Wednesdays End ff,fays ~ 40 fer
kInxsgon, Port 0smbs Ranger, <~aSeck HsInBoh
Js~asts, Lnfiwaup talsa Aesdspor. asf rnioa
City ana tnssrmsdiass posnss. arriving 81 Uni0a
Iftg ~ 90 p m. Leaves En8a Guy at $40 n
in- Tuesdays. Thursdays asa zatsFaAys arriving
CHARLES Ma ursoS, Master
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Laugh and the World Laughs
With You.

LUBTN'S TOOTH POWDER Win
give You PEARLY TEETH.
It will give you BREATH SWEET
AS A BABY'S.
It will HARDEN THE GUNS
It will PREVENT DECAY.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER n ffoA
from 9rittiness.
LUBIN'S TOOTH POWDER has .
delicate and refreshing favor.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS
rwx .aisssrcS

royssonssAaxs pam FuaasSs, IsasAs. SIS
Front slzv<l
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BosToN srocx MAnxrr.
CHICAGO MARKErs.
THE BOARD or TRADE.

THE BOARD OF TRADE
CHICAGO. Dec. B-Whsat - Moderate
business; opened 1kc lower, frmed mp re,
declined ii<c on easier cables. failure Of
cold wave to appear and unexpected large
increase In visible supply. held steady and
closed easy nc lower than yesterday. Re-
ceipts, n, 90 bushels; shipments. 700
bushels. Closed: Cash. 60Ac: May,
6t1c.
Corn-Weak; cash, 34Xc; May, 38xc.
osts--steady; cash. H11c; May. S0hc.
Rye--45i1r
Barlcy--NominuI.
Flax-$LA
Timothy-$425.
Pork-Easy; January. $12lo; May,
Lar'i = Easy; January. s742K; May.
$732H.
$3.50.
shouiders-s6 25@e.5o.
Short clear Sc 1907.
Whisky-$Ll5
VISIBLE GRAIN STATEMENT.
Following In the statement of the visible
grain supply at the close of business De-
cember 10 as compared with the preceding
week:
Bnssess Increase Decrea.s
Wheat. 9.i1s.eoo i,s&,.e0 ........
corn............... 6,65OeOo 100000 -.
Oats...... -........ 3.esS0D -. 800 1900
Rye ............... $3.50 1900
Barley ........ -. 2.7si.os ........ 1900
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle-Reccipts. IA 500 head Market
slow ut about steadv. No Christmas
steers here; tor. 81 s0@5.5o; shippers and
exporters. 81 256f 10: others. So 25e9I 10;
stockers, 81 5oe3.Ia
Hogs Receipts, 5000 head. Market
active and steady. Rough and common,
$4.S06bi as; packers. $50015 20; prime
heavy and bntchers. s.. 2O@5.30; prime
light $5.25.
Shcep--Receipts. 1900 head. Market
SLOW. Common to fair mixed ewes and
weathers, S2.00tf3 50: Westerns. So O003. so.
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III sTxAMER GREYHOUND.
Daily sxesys sunday
Csnmsssing Monday. Nov. 20, issa
ssvs esSsgle 90 n Lvs seattle. $50 N
rs Rvsretf 10 ~ 10 Iva Everest. 500 y IN
Leaves ssas,e .-.-..........'.is 80 81 : m
roaoays Leaves Everst&. .....-.s... 1a"o n
Connects with boats Ter Tacoma ana saohonish.
faaesns Colrnan deck. foos Of Marion street
srATTIF AND TACOMA SASf.ATllS Co
"a IN Tn0UP ". W. 0ooDhuE.
pres seer.
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TEsrIMoNIALos

Read what your dentist has TO say
about it:
We have carefully examined the
formula Of LUBIN5 CARBOLIZED
TOOTH POWDER and find that il
contains nothing that can in the
slightest degree injure the teeth or
gum. 1t has in its composition
sufficient antiseptie properties TO
sweeten the breath and make the
gum heaithful aud firm. its daily
use viii help to prevent the forma-
ticn of tartar and the accumulation
of parasitical snimalcala so in.
furious tn teeth and gum.
w. +. GIpDlNGS, d. ID. 8
GEO. w. BRAGDON. d. ID. 8
GEO. NJ. FAULKNER. D. D. &
T. e.. ALBIN. d. d. $.
|. II. LESSEY, d. ID. 8.
II. v. DE>POkTES, d. d. s
ALBERT J. FORREST.
CO. BROWN, d. d. s.
GEO. u. MILLER.
JOS. MOUDY.
WE. S. C0YSE, L.D.S&N.RC.D.S
G. Il. GRIFFIN.
j. N. FOX.
j. W. PUTNAM.
J.N. PRATHER.
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pcar ORCHARD
roar wAsHfsaToA
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IuBIys TOOTH POWDER makes
Good Teeth.
Good Teeth make Good Digestion.
Good Digestion makes Content.
menI
Contentment makes life worth Iiy.
ing.
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LIVE sroCK,
FOREIGN MAakErs.
rHY STOCK EXCHANGE.

THE STOCK EXCHANGE
LoSpoy. Dec. iS-Consols, % 9-i6d Bank
Of Eng and discount rate. 3 per cent
SILVER
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9TEAMEH MABEL
Leaves Hsxnsids wharf Tussdsys Thsnda0s 60
Saturdays 81 q m fcs Eamends. Mukiitso. Nv
efstk xArysviiie, kAst xverets lowell and sns.
hemlsh fARk TO kvEKerr. SOC: To 8So
noNisH. 500 j. A. HATFIELD. Agent
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nxLLHNoHAM pAY, INSIDE ROUTE
eTEAMER LYDIA THOMPSON
Fer Idmouds, Everett Clinton, Langley, Coupe
vile. Utssiady, Fidago City, Anacortes, sAsnish.
rairhaven. eehome and Whacom. leaving ssastls
Asndays, Wednesdays and fr1ays ~ D Re-
tnrnine leaves whatcom Tuesdays. Thursdays
and saturdays ct ESQ . M. landing ~ Bakers
THoMPseN eHoA
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.fifldnciGi.
UNION PACIFIC COUPONS.

by order Of the Circuit Court United for
the Eighth Judicial Circuit and District, OF Nebraska. the
coupons maturing from November 1871 70 october l.
S3 both dates inclusive, on the following described
binds Will be paid on and after Dec. =. 1893. at the
once for the receivers D. Ames Build
ing BOSTON, ami a, the Union Trust Co. - broadway
New-York:
First Mortgage c..
Collateral Trust %.
Collateral Trust iiss.
Equipment Trust Series d. 5s
Land Grant IS
Kansas Pacific Consolidated Gs:
nicn Easas hsI%sy @, s;i;n pl. .eS g. o.
Omaha Bridge Renewal 5s
Central Branch Union Pacific Railroad Com
Central Branch Funded Interest IS.
Oregon Railway and Navigation Company.
First Mortgage Gs
Consolidated Mortgage 5s.
Oregon Shot Line md rtnh Northern Rail-
way Company;
Oregon Short Line tah Northern Consolidated o.
Oregon Short Line and Utah Northern Collateral trust
Oregon shor, Line First Mortgage Cs.
Utah and Northern First Mortgage IS
Utah southern First Mortgage is.
Utah Southern General Mortgage Is.
Union Pacific. Denver and Gulf Railway
Union Pacific Denver and Gulf Consolidated Mortgage
Denver. Texas and Galf First Mortgage IS.
Denver. Texas anl Fort Worth rund-l Interest IS.
Chieosa Canon First Mortgage D.
Canon de Aqua First Mortgage 5s
Union Pacific. Lincoln and Colorado RAILWAY
Company;
FRS, Mortgage IS.
JAMES q. HARRIS. Treasurer.
Boston, Dec. y, 1898.
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EOI.RTH AYENUE.-New.York supreme

J. Court CITY and County Of New York.-The New fosK
Savings Bank plaintiff against George T. AStmahh ana
others. defendants. col.
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure ana sAis
made and entered In the above entitled acton anu
ing date the 2sth day Of November ls'L' L. thS uu"t
signed In said judsmen. NAMED WI. sSt a. ~
public auction the New York Real hstae IN
saesroom No III broadway In the Jty % New MN m
that day BY j. Thomas stearns CO. ane,2n"els IN, NE
premises mentioned said judgment ana ihtfeih ns /,
scrlLed as follows 10 Wit All that certain lot OF lanl
situated on the westerly side u Fourth Avenue NJ
tghtvtnth and Ninetieh Streets IN the IHr'tth warn
OF the city II New or being lot known on the map VI
~. Harlem Commons made by Charles CLINTON surrey
mi filed in the Office u tho Register 81 ne ny am
County u York lot Number ~ to'ty-'ou rNoP
o. much az been taken In widening ana opening le
Fourth Avenue bounded and containing az too"r d.
ginning point the westerly Side or f9urtn ,v h
distant s.veni and nal! nches SOUTH
eriy from the corner Of Fourth Ayenve an
Nne.th street: running thence south-ry ainnkt
Avenue twenty-five feet two and half inches to me
block thence westerly ana iafa"l WIN
rSinee,h street eighty inches and two-ths
OF an inch N lot Nimber 800 said map thence north
eriv md prrallel Fourth Avenue twenty-five Ter
two ana half inches to lot Number 10 on SAID map 9i'
th,ncr enstrry along said lot Number - ana parallel
with Nn.eih Street elghtytwo feet TWO inches anu t"o
thirds OF an inch the place u beginning.
Dated New DIRK city December IN. 1913 ;,
~ THOMAS -. Hustled, Referee
JOHN WEBER, Attorney for Plaintiff. Beehnan
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PAILROAD EARNINGS.

Brooklyn street Railroad and East River Ferry
securities.
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Cesal Nofllss.

Alta SPECIAL TERN of the Supreme Court
n isSs N " o" the 18th day OF December. A. d.
sErRAM H G6R a" n W G5 T99si rds s
the application OF Michael Fox George EoT tx ana
Frederick Fox. 70 have mortgage cancelled ana d'S
spns ana anG ps the PETITION as Verified G M Sn the FH
day Of neeemher s by which t. agpSS ' wags ts
Becker are the owners OF certain described in the
Buao County Of S Erie ana State Of New.Yor and that
they became such owners BY devise from George Fox
COUNTY q Erle T. and whose last viii and testament
admitted D to in the Pie 81 II e w Vs1I page
5i2 December 23i 1857 and that telr said father OBJ
ha ish as ay 70 Of ia%ar% si by Masters co
ana 's' her S q sppeapna s Sa the said
lie time and on the 18th day Of January NJ exected
described in TIE said petition secure me sum % I"o
WHEN said mortgage was recoriel in Iber % Of Mort
at page 81 and 4 as2 appearing tm az sad pest
Fielder died in the City Of New.York the 3h day u
" s al ars ' e'E IN ns s aro Ss Once Of
cay the state Of New York and that he eit nm sgr
msry A. Morrison wife Of Frederick Morrison Louise H.
Neson N Of William Nf a asEh, gearcS ana
inquiry It whether OF said heirs
any Of them reside and nat no letters h or
Erie where such mortsasel premises are situated ana
that said mcr'sase M no., 9n 1s Incl 81 attorney
for The petitioner II is s.oroo, ,,o ,ns s,l Helen
Fielder, wife OF Ernest Fsler deceased ard exeSgfx
OF his last will MARY ~ Morrison VII, OF
Frederick Morrison Louise II. Nelson wife OF william
Nelson and Edward Charles Fielder II they or any nl
be living and II they tlem De dtai
the that are dead and all persons interested
show special Of this Court 10 ue hri az
the city and County Hall In tne NY Of Bhao. -
the I'D day ~ January. 1so' az I'D 0ciocN w '
noon why the mortgage executed by George Fox senio
IN life time and the 18Th DAY OF Janua.y l',;
secure the sum u hundred ana eghy-four dollars
and twenty and covering the premises IescilD
In the petition should not le discharged of record ana
$ further, ,,,,, f., rno
Ordered that Of this order be- plolsneu ~ th
New-YOrh Tribune. newspaper iubsiei taily IN ~
CIV OF York. each week Tor TOUR suCcessine
weeks and that personal service upon any 81 te ms
Interested In this applica dispensed Win TOT the
reason that asccrtaiDel whether any OF s
10 LYING living where they Of them reside
"a copy thAK'tS y pr ,,,+'', r,ia
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Savings Banks.
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION.

90 WARREN ST. EWYORK.
The Trustees OF this Institution have declared
interest all sums remaining deposit dur
Ing the months ending Dec. 81 the rate
Of FOl,R PER CENT per annum on $1,000 and under:
THREE PER CENT the excess OK
$1,000. not exceeding 5000. payable and after Mon
day, Jan. 10.
DEPOsITs made before Jan 10 VIII draw interest
from Jan. 1. DAVID NJ. DfMAREST President.
o. BYRON LATIMER Secretary.
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1'inanrial HleetlnQs.

~ Office il hereby given that the annual
meeting ~ the stockholders Of the Pinney. CASSIE
Iackcy 90 for the election of directors ana other app
propriae Will held at the companys office 2i3
Caral-gt., in the City OF New York Tuesday, the
al day d January. 1894 ut 10 o'clock a.
c. +. SMITH. Secretary.
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JOUN WEEBEK, A'torney Ior IIuII0IH I'eV''''H'1
street, New YORK city.
II,pnEAIr cnIiKT. City and County Of New

IDRIMI GU IL l. 'liN dIl N'uDtg VI .'N
- York-Iames \. Roosevelt and W EWen h2ose.e ~
"a surviving executors u. and trustees under me lhs
viii nnl Testament Cornelius V Roosevelt. deceased
plaintiffs against Laura H. Roosevelt Seth Grosyenor
port.r ,irnsyeuor A. Porter. Laura Gertrude Punne'
v,rrlnn Isevclt Marie Geddes Menslng. Laura Koose-
Gel, Nenslng Elfrede Grosvenpr Licensing, James y
rnosev.lt ami ". Emlen Roosevelt a executors ~ ne
-, yl and Testament of Afrel Roosevelt decsnsei w
i,,n., Ro.sevcit Leila Roosevelt Merritt Iheodoir
loosevet Anna l.. Roosevelt Elliott Roosevelt 'uiiinc
johnson John T.. Roosevelt, james West ftpos"Nei|
Franz Roosevelt James Roosevelt, Robert b. hoose
,cit Crnelus Roosevelt. and Dorothy Roosevelt. de-
% New York -. ~ -, ,h.r,.
To Inc above named defendants and TO each OF them
Ynu are hereby summoned % answer the compliant III
mia ocon and serve copy OF your answer on 'he
,nintls attorney within twenty days after the service
~ thia summons exclusive ~ the day or service ana W
cess ~ your failure appear. or answer Judgment VII
c taken ngans by default for the reei deh'ahueu
IN the complaint
Dated August stn. lSv' .roD-- r. r,oorr
Plaintiffs Attorney,
Office AMI postof.ice address. No; a. wa st.,
To Grosvenor A. Porter. Laura Gertrude funnett ana
Cornelius Roosevelt, defendants .-,,.
Tho foregoing IL served upon you py
zion pursuan, to an order u the Hon GeoIge H. isa
L, n Justice of supreme Court Of the state or NS"
York dated the 18th day Of December. 1873 anu mo-
with the complaint the office OF the CLERK on tne ty
WI cnurty 81 New-York al County Courthouse In
the CIV " York on the same day
Dated New York December 18th ls1 ,.o,,,
INV" -N GEORGE - kOBBk,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Office and posofce address. No. ~ Walst.
New-York CITY. New-fork'
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-07-16
Date Of first publication. June Z. 1898.

A LAS sUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT
n court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
=. u. owen. plaintiff, vs.. Elizabeth s. Owen.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
tiff n tho district court Of the First judicial
district of the state of Montana. in and for the
county Of Lewis and Clarke and to answer the
complaint filed the Elm. within ten days ~texclu-
Of this n II served within this county;
or if served out of this county, but in this dis
trict, within twenty days; otherwise within forty
days, or Judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action Is brought to obtain a iudg-
bonds Of matrimony ext ting between the SAID
plaintiff and defendant, and to obtain general
relief. upon the grounds first. that the defendant
has treated the plaintiff in an inhuman manner
and with extreme cruelty: second. that the said
defendant has wilfully deserted and abandoned
said plaintiff without any reasonable cause for
sent; that mora than one year has elapsed since
said derertion; these being ths grounds alleged
in the said complaint on file herein. more fully
and at length. to which reference il hereby made.
And you are hereby notified, that if you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
sid court for the relief demanded in the said
Given under my hand and the seal of the Dis.
triot Court of the First Judicial District
OF the tate of Montapa a. in and
.Ct-- for the County of Lewis and
ST 81; st. j.: s!''t T. THIS s:. +; + ia. ss :! 3 ! s:@
l. Court. one thousand eight hundred
0@ and ninety-three.
By JESSE RIcKER. Deputy Clerk.
WILLIAM ". PHELPS. Attorney for plaintiff.