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SAID TO BE HIGHBINDER MURDER.
The BODY OF n s.. Francisco Chinese Doc
tor Found In His Room.

The BODY OF . San Francisco Chiaess Doc
tor Found in HIS Room.
BAN FRASc1sco. Dec. 7.-Persons knocking 1t
the door OF DR.. Feng Sing Suey since Satur-
day have received no answer. cat has been
heard moving in the room. and meat was
thrown to 1t through the transom until to-day
when. suspicious being aroused. q look was
taken through the transom. and tho Doctors
body was seen lying upon the bed. The door
was broken In. In the body. which had begun
to decompose were three knife wounds. Be-
side II lay loaded revolver. which the Doctor
always kent by him for protection against
Highbinders.
lie was hated and had been threatened by
them because he refused to contribute to their
society and had advised his friends to tell the
police when blackmail demands were made
upon them.
Money had been taken from the murdered
man "a had also three onium pipes reputed to
be the richest in Chinatown. They were the
envy o! all opium smokers as the stems and
bowls were inlaid with jewels.
Dr. Suey was ~ years old and OF superior in
telligence.
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II Union Square, N. Y.

his labor to go surety for his appearance
as witness when required. So it results that
as rule the men and women detained In the
house are rowing. unemployed. home eless
people. who have witnessed crimes in places
where they should not have been. This q :
curious an rather severe view OF thu case which
is insisted upon by those in charge OF tthe house.
II man is assaulted or robbed or
both In dlsorderly house. It Is pretty
sure to be disclosed that the witnesses
secured By the police, who cannot sat-
isty the magistrate as required by law. are
people whose detention works little harm to
them or the community. They are idlers who
have have sought bad company. and, Il they were
permitted to 90 their ways, would frequently
defeat the ends of Justice. That IL not an
agreeable way to classify men and women,
concerning whom a conscientious Grand jury
have said. The injustice OF this imprison-
ment ir apparent Ii is doubtful whether any
good result ia accomplished thereby oommsn-
snrate with the wrong Inflicted" However,
that Ia the impression OF the facts received
BY THE suN reporter who Investigated them.
There are at present In the House, or were
on Dec. l. the day the visit was made, twelve
men and Tour women; excepting the Mullerr,
All but one were committed In November.
without exception. they gave the I'm preston
OF enjoying better food and lodging than thsiP
unaided efforts would have procured for them.
The sun., 1893-12-08
Bic WIN FIght Cn.ImIr.Perisr or No One.

PARIS. Dec. IN. Drumont. editor Of the
Socialist newspaper, Lthre Parole. criticised
Prime Minister Casimir-Pdrier in such way
in that newspaper that the latters cousin
Senator IhomeEueuN, sent NJ. Drumont q
challenge to fight duel. saying that Ihe
Prime Minister could not commit him self
NJ Drumont rsplIod that all Frenchmsn were
equal. and that pge.edents would allow the
Prime Minister 10 ight "A duel lie added that
II NJ. Casmir-lrTier was offended BIZ his
Criticisms he oughL 10 light himself
The sun., 1893-12-08

LoxDos, Dec, S-Tho st. Petersburg eorre-
spondsnt ~ tho Tdpdrrd says;
"A banker and his niece. who are members
OF a religious sect called the Skoptzi. or self
mutflators. were sentenced recently 10 fifteen
nni ten years imprisonment. Respectively
Tho banker tatto0ed q cross on his nieca's
breast. and mutliatei himself MutiIati0n IA
a penal niTence tu Russia only when RI il
prompted by religious motives"
The sun., 1893-12-08
Each Of Her Five shot. cou...a.


man. q middle-aged lady living on North 6um-
mer street, early this morning shot William
times and fatally wounded him.
Mrs. Writesman's husband died about four
weeks ago. and she lives with her SON. young
man OF about 20 In small house on North
summer street. The son was gone about his
business till late Saturday night, and was not
expected until long after the usual
time, and his mother left the door un-
locked for him. About 1890 o'clock this
morning abe woke up and saw q strange man
In her room. She started up and demanded
what was his business in the house at that
tlme OF night. and the man started toward the
bed She took the pistol from under her head
and fired all five loads at him.. Every shot
struck him.. Ono penetrated his loft lung.
one entered his groin. one struck him in each
arm. and one In the right wrist. Despite his
wounds. the man escap from the house and
went away. leaving his trousers on tho floor.
The matter was not reported to the police
until this morning. when the woman said she
did not know the man. but had seen him with
carpenter named Malone. who lives near her.
=. The police took his description and went to
Malones house. whore, they found Malones
be moved or arrested. The physician pro.
nounces Malone's wounds fatal and says that
he was under the influence OF liquor when he
was visited and. OF course. at the time OF his
visit to tho womans house. The pistol was O
common ive-shooter. The woman was OF ar
rested. As she ceased firing the man called
to her:
morew
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Recovering Bodies from .h. J..e..

HIGHLAND LIGHT. Mass. Dec. THE bodias
OF tho drowned sailors from the wrecked ship
Jason are beginning to come up in the under
tow. The life-saving men recovered seven
last light. and are patrolng the beach to-day
The light southerly wind will probably throw
up more OF them.
The body which was discovered YESTERDAY
hanging to the wreck. but which could not be
recovered on account OF the sea. was this
morning brought to Pamet River station by
Capt. Rich and crew. and identified by the
sailor Evans as that OF l.. Z. Carse OF Port
land. Or.
The sun., 1893-12-08
The Hand Wa. M-. To.per..

Michael Z Toepel Of 1O5H Lewis street
called upon Property Clerk Harriote at Police
Headquarters yesterday and claimed the arti-
ficiAl hand that was found on Manhattan Field
by Roundsman Wendell on Thanksgiving Day
after the football game. Toepel said that his
hand must have dropped of while he was
cheering the Princeton team, but that he was
30 excited at the time he did not miss 1t until
some time Afterward. lie proved that the
hand was his and 1t was given 10 him.
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a w.lI.sao~a I.,ss coaals Man. Sad Dsa,h.

MILFORD, Pa, Dec. 7.-John Tillman. an old
and wealthy farmer OF the lower Delaware
Valley. well known as an entertainer OF New
York and Philadelphia hunters and fishermen
started 20 90 to field some distance from his
house on Monday. Just then e wagon came
along going in that direction. and Tilman
Jumped on the HAD end nt II to ride.
Almost al the same time the horses took
fright at something by the roadside and spTang
suddenly forward. This threw Tillman out,
lie fell on his head 10 the road and broke MS
neck. Killing him instantly He was 40 years
~
The sun., 1893-12-08
SPARKS FaoM THE rELEaHArM

charles n RoWsrs proprietor Of bakery IN Middls-
town r.. uas been iuIssug since cdaa.dAy and "A
- feared that le has computed suiclle Recent busE
ns's Houb'sA Il ls believed Lave -usetleI hs mind,
hagE tKDlesion IN A.ban, "a NeauessaJ died a. she
ou and ha aod0nlsn ztsd The o:hsT Ylrtls slu
ths hashinEton county Court uf sraslans a. saIs
y J., JsasrdAy tue DtAtrIct AttoEnsy ElthdFaN Ia
saErgs Of arson against Ransom qua aad M Qua a.
asehaIgsd ~ ga = prominsut citizen aAa 81
sqpsfF.soE % Fort EdgzFd Ths Aeeusatl5l Asaiass
hla Ehag be caused ths dearueLlaa - Al e ~
taEaitaFs fAetsET e FaEt EaHsE4 -
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The weather,

Fair weather With mild conditions prevailed over thu
middle Atlantic statss yesterday. depression was
formng over Montana and the DAkoSaA with the
trough oflow pressure reaching into Nebraska SNOW
Was falling in Dakota and rain SsbTAakA The
Temperature in nearly all the states.
Il vas generally fair aud warmer IN this city With
Hight fog the rivera and bag; average humidity
20 per cent Hind southwest average velocity eight
miles highest ofieial temperature. AZ; lowest GOs
Tue Thermometer e. PeFry's phaTmAeY in TuE sUs
budiRg recorded the temperature ysssrdsy a. flows.
The sun., 1893-12-08
THE ITALIAN CRISIS
Four Members OF the New CabIaes BIoshsa
ZanardeiIrs Wheels.

RoMF Dec. THE disafrected members OF
the Zanardelli Cabinet were: Admiral Racchia.
Minister OF Marine; Gen. Baratieri. Minister
OF Foreign Affairs; Gen. San Mariana. Minis
ter of War. and Pietro Vacchelli. Minister OF the
Treasury.
All four withdrew from the Cabinet. and Inn
mediately aiterward Premier Zanardelu re-
nounced the Kings mandate to form a Minis
try.
LONDON, Dec. "A despatch from Roms to
the Central News says that to ex-Prime Min
ister Crispi has been offered the Presidency
OF the Chamber OF Deputies and that he has
refused IL.
The sun., 1893-12-08

PAKIs. Dee. 7-Gen- Dodds the commander
OF the French forces in Dahomey. has tsls-
graphsd TO the Ministry Of Marine that King
Bshanzin. Who fed after his defeat and the
capture Of his capital By the Preach troops.
has been abandoned ~ his warriors. He Is
destitute. and Gen. Dodds SAYS bis eaPturs Is
The sun., 1893-12-08
A Fraud Upon smith a. w...ou.

BRUssEIs. Dec. THE action Of Smith 4
Wesson. American manufacturers OF small
arms. against the Lego Rrmorars who forged
their stamp upon inferior goods. will begin IN
Iiege on Dec. - Fresh seizures of IA sely
stamped goods have llRrR made in the last few
day. large quantlti Was found az the house
ui the President OF the manufacturers syndi-
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Maa. Too Much \ oI.- 10 nroad~ay.

Augustus T. Shepard. who Is said to be =
wealthy horse breeder Of Schenectady. and
Edward ZAbriskie. an actor who says he lives
at the Sturteyant HOuss, we're arrested last
AZ the Hoffman House ana we're aetiRE bOis-
teFouslY Ia the street
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Dr. rsxtoa's Written Resignstioa Not Yet
Received.

Up to last night President Robert Jaffray OF
tho West Presbyterian Church session. had
not received the written resignation which he
had requested from tho Rev. DR.. John r. Pax
ton. In reply to the latters telegram request
ing Mr.. yaffray to announce tho resignation to
the Presbytsry Mr.. JafIray thought Ii best to
have the resignation In Official form aud he
expects TO receive IL to day
The sun., 1893-12-08
-aaasa IIIas.. ID lhs 0sra..a Crow. Frlss.

BERLIS. Dee. 7.-Crown Prince friedrich
Wilhelm was attacked with a sudden illnsss
last week. Several physicians were hastily
summoned to the new palace at PotsdAm to
attend him. The despatch-adds that he has
nov recovered from the attack. The Crown
Prince Is only III years and months old
The sun., 1893-12-08
D.a,h Of Corns.Iu. nswIaas, Jr.

Nav BEDFoKD. Dec. IA cable despatch
from Smyrna. received in this cIty to-day, re-
ports the death IN that place Of Cornelius
HoWland, JF.. Of NeW FORK formerly Of this
eitY. Nr hoglana gas connected sith the
firm Of w. and J. sloane 4 90. and had been
kbFoad for thea = namber oI ume@ lie was
H EaaEa aid
The sun., 1893-12-08

Bags or Gold and Greenbsoks Found II n.
Old Hebrews Room.

Old Hebrews Room.
INDrArAPoLIs, Dec 7.-Joseph Deitch, an
aged Hebrew. died in miserable Quarters on
South Alabama street on Monday. To-day his
room was searched and his will found. Tho
searchers also found bags OF gold coin and
packages OF paper money. and. while the real
amount discovered by them is kept private, is
is said to have amounted to S94 900.
The dead man leaves lost OF his property to
his wife and other relatives. hut there are be-
quests. ranging from $1,000 to $1,000, to
$4,000 each to the Hebrew Orphan Asylum
and Home for Aged and Inflrm Hebrews at
Cleveland. o.
The sun., 1893-12-08
The Scottish Coal Strike.

LONDON. Dec. 7.-Replying TO the teleEraphio
request Of the striking Scotch miners that the
Government intervene In tho DISPUTE. Mr..
Gladstone writes that as tho request comes
to walt until a similar request is received from
the masters
The sun., 1893-12-08
1ssfsss On Dee !. lsyz

Average On Dee 7. lhs2 ~
EAsHIsCToS TOEEcAsT
EsH KnElsnd. sassTa BGs Fok als,sTa Prsasptsaaia.
8ss JsEsSs. DsssaEs ksFEhad DszE7a n Coak4a- W
Sazsa szssEs - AssFi saTis1ls sszdA
20 ussgsEa NsS YoEk. western PsnEsylTEnlA Esss
FiFztzi4 Ohi0. Tsaasssss. EsRsHeky Assosh IsdlanA
nllasA lSwsE AishiEAR. far. sshuy sAEnsF: sSaIh-
sFly Elaaz
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Mr. Roosevelt Pre.eutsr 90 LORD Ro.ss.rr

LoSDoS, Dec. THE Hon. Thomas T. Bay
ard. American Ambassador, this afternoon AT
the Foreign unlce introduced TO Lord Rose
berry Mr. j. Roosevelt Roosevelt, the new First
Roosevelt presented his letters O. .tppoint
msnt and had a long conversation with lord
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PARIS. Dee The aluminium yacht Yea
denssss. built for Cont. ChabAnBss vas
launched yesterday AZ st Denls. Thls L the
hEst vessel constructed sRtlrsly Of this mstal.
The sun., 1893-12-08
4 CATHOLIC CHURCH ROBBED
Ths Chaiies rnd Ciborius. Valued
81 900. stolen.

81 900. stolen.
The tabernacle IN tho Church OF the Holy
Cross in Harrison was despoiled By THO res on
Nov. 2s. and the chalcs and ciborium. valued
at 81 .0O0 were stolen. The waters we're scat
tered over the altar. and the poor boxes and
Offering boxes. containing nearly $3.50. were
looted.
Tine robbery was kept quiet until last night
when Father Maurice p O'Connor announced
the loss to the church.
1t is supposed that the thieves were secreted
In the church until after the services on the
night OF the robbery.
The sun., 1893-12-08
Ahlwarat Want. . Nsw rr,aI.

BERLIN. Dec. 7.-Rector Ahlwardt. the Jew
batter. who is under sentence OF Imprisonment
for having libeled the Loewes. small arms
manufacturers. has applied 10 the Public
Prosecute for new trial. He says he has OH
tain9d flesh evidence 20 TO- prove his charges that
the Loewes sWindled the GoveInmsnt and de-
iiyered faulty rllios to tho War Department.
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II MERCIFUL A
senator ssaafsrd,s C~cnaidsratlon fep IL
Horso.

scsater ssaafsrd's Ccnaidsratlon fep IL,
Horse.
In employing men 10 work a. Palo Alto,
the late senator eavo them the most STRIFE,
orders. They wsre told mover 10 strike
kick, or whip = horse. and his Instruction.
10 his men were: always do . thing
little better than anybody else md you
will succeed. When You handle q horse,
t,eat him . little better than any one else.
When yoa breed = horsA. breed him 10 1
little better stock each time
II was in his way that Stanford fcvolu-
tionixed the horss-bYssdinQ Of the country.
Hs never allowed one OF his mon 10 ill-uss
\ horse. and they knew IL. There are never
nsiss or blows around the PAlo Alto stables
and The horses are never frightened. To
show his feeling towards his horses, the late
Henry VyoonAn onee told Of an occurrence
whom he WAS dining with Senator Stanford.
Just after the dtnnsr one Of the drivers In
sisted that he must SEQ the senator. He was
ushersd In. with blood over his face. which
was badly cut. John knocked me down."
explained the man: referring to one Of the
{ trainers.
What did yen dot" asked the senator.
~"Nothing." replied the man.
"But you must have done something; !
.ant the truth" psrsistsd the senator.
u kicked q hose. and John knocked mi
SAFE the man.
"1hoas were Johns Instructions, and I
'hink he did inst right" said the senator.
ban Francisco Examiner.
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A crowd Of men was seen hurryina TO and
fro on Main street last Wednesday,. sayl
The Wilbur (Wash.) Reeisssr, with here
and there . Z In sight, and fer q few
seconds horrible sights flashed before the
imaginary vision Of those who were not in
formed 40 TO their purpose. A lone shot
was heard In the Vicinity OF
the Big Bend block, and 40 the
crowd congrsCAtod At that point a
Register reporter timidly approach oil from
the opposits side Of tho street, expecting
TO md the manaled remains OF
some despe1ado e6ld In death. He was
a0resably disappointed, however. Be.
fore his gaze lay the bulky form OF q
brown bear, the result Of a rife shot
from tho snsrring aim Of ]. NJ. Rose. The
wild beast had been shot in the eye. II has
been . long time since a bear vas killed on
Main street. aud ~ IL 10 late in the season
II 10 not likely that another will be seen
this season.
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According to the insurance tables tho ex-
psetation OF Afs at 10 years of age is great
est IA England, 49.2 years.
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. plaintiff. vs.. Joseph W. Hsrtwell and Mercy
6, hartweil. husband and vile. and Ernest 4
Wright and Flora l., Wright, husband and vito.
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale and de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First judicial district Of the
LEWIS and Clarke. on the 9th day of June.
a. D. les3, in the above entitled acton, wherein
o oh,s;Hs a. LAR, the above named plaintiff,
and sale against Joseph ". hartwell and MeroY
ii flor. ha IT. t WIKI, Ernest f. wrisht and
Of s22l4;65. besides interest. coats and sui, at.
iorney.s fees, which snid decree was on the 9th
ment book No: | of satd court at Page -.
l am commanded to sell all that certain lot
H !ns n ,he paros, OF land. situate, lying and be
lows. to-wit: 80"
Beginning At an iroa pin in .he west boun-
numbered thirty 1907. township numb.red ten
no,; north rsase three 49,, west of the prin oiual
m nnh OF Mentsna, said iron pin being twelve
snu eleven one-hundrodths w. III chains south
OF the northwest corner Of said lot numbered ono
~, inn1,is tnsnes south alohg the said bound
three hundred saO' ls 1sss t to " m Do,at; thence east
street; thence rorth along the west line of said
otroe. nifty IaO} fest to the south boundary limo
along south boundary line of property of Eiien
,. Hauser three hundred $500 feet. more or less
70 the place OF beginning. said premises have
SiIoh'ege OF hNy $50 feet and = depth of thrae
hundred 1000 feet, more OF les..
together with all and singular the ~tenements,
1ete iitanents and appurtenancas thereunto be,
Aon2ina or IN anywlfe appertAining.
Pubic notice is hereby given that on saturday.
.he 3,th day OF July. A. d. 1885,. at 70 o'clock
M.9I that DAY at the front door of the court house.
WI, IN obedience to said order of sale and decres
OF foreclosure and fale. sell the above described
property. or 80 much thereof as mnv ha
necessary TO satisfy said Judgment. with Interest
in hand. CASH
a. ID. 1885. '"''
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ FRED L. Hoas Under Sheriff.
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Nc. SS2l.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
q. & LAND OFFIor,
HELENA iANp IYarrrcr

HELENA LAM DISTRICT. I
HELENA. Montana. June 8, 1898. }
onion and Mcintyre Gold Mining aas Conway mM.1at0,
SS.pa.ti t orssni1sd and existing under til,
It's / att IT, r snS i e f. @a M oRo.s BY a assas y soos.
Hele.a- Montana. has this day filed an applica-
ten ios : United st.te. patent for the Hslona,
spryeyed and plated, and designated By the
r.. I. s ar e. sen..sl fss Montana IS survey
s.me ~. s3s :. 4,sSs nnd 40. 1;1oa respectively: II;
mlniag district. Lewis and Clarke county. 4 on
t5s, 4, IN : ! = : o ! y. Which y cl..ns .ss recorded in
at Helene. in said county and state, and de-
sssribsa - fellove. to.xit: hsainnins at corner
No. ! q survey No %2os from which Jones. i. +.
E. l.; running . ,a.n s = Pisa i g.. : : e d ri. y :. n; IS. \ e e. q
corner No 2; thence NO s. deg 50 min Q, 4ss. 6 II
to to corner NJ n ;; thence . 81 dog. " min .. as.s s
It to corner No. 5. thence u VI degrees, "A min ".
l:ass; 8 # s, to corner Nos; ts.ace = Il deg, s.;
aud s1oludiag. thsrefrom al that portion Of
ground conflicting with survey Nos. a. lots 81 \,
go. ssC: SD. and survey No. sos, lot .7sB.
Bsxinnias, At corner Nc. / Of said survey No.
tSD f = q S whi 81 Is Jisss, I: F., Ho. ? .snI4w.
th.ace n is dse. Il psip .. s31ts i H. corner annA No.
2; thence . 9 dss Snins :. 81: II t. corner No.
koi; thence n 81 dax 50 min ", 81. IT to place
Tor the W.hidAtch Union lode OF 4.15 acres.
beglpnlnx at C. rner No. l OF said survey No,
20 frsIn which Jones, / r, No. 2. n ~.
bears . % dag Il, min. II sec ", ols.os #. running
thence n % deg. IS min e, LEI fl to corner No. J;
then 20 s 81 Dig 80 min q, s55 fs to corner No, 4
thence 9 40 deg a min ". |. 14o.2 It to corner Nos:
thaEcc g 10 deg. 80 man ", 2SS q It 10 corner No,
3; thence 8 p dag, y min u. a7.3 # to sornsr No. |
Z; thence n - deg sv min ", 1885, # to place Of |
besinning. Excepting sed Sxcludin4 there.rom
a. that portion ef ground in conflict with sur.
$3.50. survey no 2,eos and the Unionvills lode |
(nnsuryeyed).. Leaving a net area olsimed Tor
tho Golden lode Of liz acres.
Upon which claims this notice Was posted on |
the "a day of Juno. 1895.
The sdjoining claims to the Helena leds are:
IN the southwest survey No. Is. Union lode NO. |
= lot 5lA; on the north surveys Nos. 4,aOB and
t.avI Whldatch Union and uoldeA lodss, re-
sp'ctively; on the east the Unionvius lode lun-
yey No: 20. lot BIB, survey NJ. n lot 6sA. survey
n No. ~ LOT s5B. survey No u lot Ssh, survey No.
lot SO.
Adjoining the Whitlateh I1niss lode on IN.
vest survey No SOB, Little Muddy NJ. n. Iot
W; on the north survey No s0a Big Muddy
loie; lot 75A: on the south survey No. 4,2O6, Hell.
Adjoining the Golden lode on the southeast.
the Unionville lode (unsurvsyed); on the south
survey No. 4.205, Helena lode.
An! Or al persons claiming adversely to said
prsmtsos or any part thereof are hereby notifad
- present such adverse elaine before the exnira-
uon OF this notice or be debsrred forever.
&. A. SWldGETT,
NJ. Register.
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A LAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUsTICE'S
= court of Helena township. county OF Lewis
ana Clarke. state of Montana. before A. G. Vo-
tsw, Justice Of the peace
John Mich, Joe Mich and Aug. Mich, ~
Mich Bros, plaintiffs. vs.. Charles Alderman,
defendant.
Tho state of Montana to the absve named de-
PENDANT, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear be-
fora mo. Az Votaw a~justioe of The peao in and
for the county of Lewis and ClaEse, ct my Office
in Helena, within ten days after the completion
OF the puhiioation of this to-wit:
After July ~. 1893. then aud there to make an
swer to the complaint Of the above named plain
tins, IN 4 civil sction to recover the sum of fifty
chandise. sold and delivered to the defendant 1t
hs instance and request. during May and June,
1873: and In default thereof. Judgment will be
rendered against yes, Char,as 1ckerman. the
above named defeudint for the sum Of ffty-six
dollars and costs In this behalf expended.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of June.
A. u. 1899. A. c, VOTAW
Justice Of the Peace.
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When. by reason Of cold o, from other
cause. the stomach, liver md kidneys be-
come disordered. no time should be lost in
stimulating them to action. Ayers Pills
act quickly. safely and surely. Sold by all
druggists and dealers in medicines.
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limited STATES LAND OFFICE HELENA.
= Mont; June %, 1885, VIM. NcNaster hay
ing applied to make homestead entry for ne n
SO u Q n no 4 and nwA nc u section q. town
y u, range ! " and said land having boon re-
tnFned by the surveyor general as mineral in
and \ hoaring will b held in this ofscs Ansu,t
:. loea. at WHICH time and place all parties inter
esied are hereby summoned to appear and cub
may be determined GEO. NJ. BOUKQUiN.
lteceiver.
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Whether Pasteur and kooh's peculiar
modes Of treatment will ultimately prevail
or not. their theory of Observation-Disclosures
10 the correct one, though not original. 1t
was on this theory that D.. A. @. Aver, of
Lowell. Mass, nearly fifty years ago, for
mulatsd Ayers H~arsaparilla.
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