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DELINQUENT TRXF~.
oFFIcE or COLLECTOR or DEuSQCssr ihA'.'
RICHMOND. VA !. lr'.

OfltLL W NiOh VI NtfAH|af NfA
RICHMOND, Va, AYrI !, 4t'.
CITY TAXES.
BY AN ORDINANCE or TIE CITY r
CURED that notice shall b given il ID.
newspapers, under the direction az or.
tee on Finance, that tho LIST a. l..
QUENr TAXES on REAL EslAll i.r .-'
cedlng year will be published On DH'
the daily papers. and Also the uWe 81
OF sale on said delinquent real estate ..,
In accordance with tho above, notice Dr.
given that said list will De- published i
on SUNDAY, the lOth cay % Az a
SUNDAY. the Both day Of April, 49,
sale Will take place 10 'front.' y! ile 'i'
Broad street. between Ninth AM Ifl..
between the houIs Of IL o'clock ". ana
p. NJ, on MONDAY, tho Let dag q May i'
All parties who DO not want then pfNir' -
vertised must psy before The r1in il-.,..
JOHN A. MEAN fl.
Collector u Delin41cli l.1>>
o. i--
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Yhone ia
RICHMOND, Va, Mach 90. l,'-

RICHMOND, Va, Mach 90. l,'-
HAVING QUALIFIED - US.
III ECUTOR II w. J. Clssen. d ...a... 20
persons Indebted 20 his estate arc Dor.
ned 10 make payment 10 ne, ana al
OF his estate are hereby notified f1 lfr.
claims ~ ine for the settlement Y. lls .-
GUSrANlS hlLiI.-
Executor Of ". j. Cgs-eu, ei.sA
NH 10.Qt
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Anicters and kilograms must be addressed to
1hE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications viii not be rsturnsd.
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Dries. MEDICINEs. 81.
EMULSION CoD-LLyER OIL

T WITH
HYPoPHOsPmVEs or LINE AND seDN
We have prepared THIS emulsion io' .-' >.
tan years lts superiority 0yor 81 e.Ar.' =.
t-sted By every Gao Who has USED a. f,' s
colis. broncnitis, consumption, AM 81
d,ssases. Price so cents ani 81 po' tp''. :
sale AZ all drasstores. DO not % p'i'-A-'
wv ANY other. Asx fol that made - ..
w '"' PURCELI, LApD ~
90 12-ts hchule~-'
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LECTURES.

fNHE THOMAS LECTURES
l. Richmond College postponed on aero.
the iniisposition Of Professor Iyrrell AL
MONDAY NEXT. Aprn 81, A. SID T. A..
continue four evenings c0nsrcutlyelH a.
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PIANOS, ORGANS. g..
DIPE ORGAN FOR SALE.

II - ,------- a
The PIPE ORGAN OF UuiOn-staiion VI .
Episcopal church viii DO r1id very 'e III.
early a oDiicant 10 bs removed aba. 30 Dr.
Of April Apply " the ,,,.,,,l,., ID, paw
adjoining chur
R.SM. FALENllNh.
sp1-iw al Levy
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ADVERTISING RATES
pIfFIScu oRIR<S

Reading notices IN ine-matter type, nVs
hres or less, Ell: In nonpareil loaded, 75c-
card Of rates Tor more space furnished on ap-
Iilcatlop.
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UPTOWN oyFICE 433 EAST BROAD
STREET.
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1908 HULL
STREET.
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EXCURSIONS. &c.
PElksON Al.

NOTICE. ALL Pc Il 5 ONS is.
~ DEBTED TO JULIEN HlNfokI, ts.
are urgently requested u cali 40 1900 efsi 'he
street aud SETTLE. II no one should b.. 30
store when you call please - 90 40 AM. I'D
Hotel, Just opposite. ani settle WIKI fnaA Be-
ford. 4.
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AIIss ANNE SHAM OI -.

MISS ANNE SHAW, OF VIZ
vi GINA, who has condlrtri ff
parties to Europe, will start :rnm N..
APRIL 24rH with party of hii"- z
California. tho Alaska voyage. sac .'t-
position, Niagara, and New Tors.
20 Europe ia October. For errll.
Miss ANSE SHAW, care JOHN N-tt.. .
Bankers. 81 Nassau street, Nee Yf.. ..-.
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rIsnrRuEN.s srrPLIES

CEINE-THREAD. SEINE pcsgsSsO
- TwISEs. LINES, CoRhS, plgBGB
coRkwooD, oIL-cLorhiN~
SETTIS0 oe ALL KINDS AAOg 10 ga ~
AT LOWEST MARKET rhlNs fiON.
We are the sole imports:s Oh s.,.-r.tl,
BRAND RElNk-rHkEAD, ihe t'...,ilx
choice. We arc headquarters iei 80 .,NN
our line. l. LtCHIhN> hiN 80. -.fr....
corner Scsontoenth anu m15
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AGENCY FOR n

NOTICE. TIRE AGENCY FOX liit
~ AGRICULTURALINS RANCE tlMfi.t
OF WATERrOWS, NEW YORK., having .e.l
Withdrawn from MIR. T. Il. liowle, NJ Mll.
his IA % notify all persons indebted '. I
Insurance effected In that company, ntr..
note, unpaid premium, ~ 0therw.sh, t-li 20
msnt OF same must bs male % ls.
GEORGE u. pLEAShNl> - sON,
General AsrH.'
llO3ls MA.Is.f..'
kil4M.r i. B. A.
Phone ia go I..t
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UneQualled tor DeiicacY Of F'tvr. r.f ....
tiOus Properties. Easily Digestef. d. f..-
al. other COcoas. Ihs only COCA
Chocolate flavor. A valuable sthst r..r
or coffee. CO. ln-l- .-..
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OTHER AMUsEMENTs.


Continuing IN the line of sports the Bal
timore Yacht Club held its annual meeting
last Tuesday, at which Mr.. Alexander
Brown was elected president, Mr.. 4. l..
Bartlett vice-president. and Mr.. F. w.
McAllister secretary and treasurer. During
the year they have had thirty-fve new
members and three new boats. Tho most
recent addition to their feet is the beauti-
full sloop-yacht, Just built to succeed the
Consuele, which was sold to Mr.. Lorillard,
of New York. The new boat is owned by
Mr.. Henry Kingsbury and Is named
Efterpe. after his wife. The name con-
tains the seven letters which all yachts
men consider so lucky.
The meeting OF the committee of the
Southern Lawn-Tennis Association was
also held on Tuesday, and it was decided
to hold their annual tournament on May
Esd on the beautiful grounds Of the Balti-
more Cricket Club. The winner of this
tournament will be called upon to play
Mr. Edw. l.. Hall, of New York, for the
championship of the South. which DIR.
Hall has already won twice successfully,
and TO which he can perfect his title by
gaining third victory. Mr.. John s. Da-
wilson. Of Washington. Is president. and
Mr.. A, Ii. s. Post. of Baltimore. is vice.
president Of the association.
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THE MEDICAL ENANlNlN.t
l. BOARD or VIRGINIA viii r..' H
Hall Of tho House 81 Defcgates k -." FL.
APRIL 10, 1893. A. $50 A. ~, fJr l.f
OF holding the examinations AZ rr4s'rHl
act 81 Assembly regulating Tie prac.,.
cine and surgery pa Virginia.
JACOB MlCHArX N.I
Elcau.G g. f..
ap I-Sa3tSu, Tu&Th:AplS s.lt...f
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-04-02

EASTER ON CHARLES STREET A RE-
PRODUCTION or FRANKLIN.
Modes Of 1880 VIII Reign Supreme for
Both sexss-Revivsl of Old Fashfons--
Lively Programme for the Week.
,corr..ponaspc. Of tho Richmond pi.ps.ch.I

Correspondents OF tho Richmond Dispatch.l
BALTIMORE, April 1.-Easter Sunday !
What visions does not the mention of that
day call upl What day of triumph for
the dressmaker's art What city. town.
village. or smallest hamlet in the country
is there that the feminine population do
eagerly look forward TO that day when
they can and do don apparel riyalling the
rainbow. which the spring fashions allow?
1t is the only recognized day in the year
when the fashions for the coming season
are officially adopted, and this. annual
parade OF animated fashion plates IS
the custom the world over. The
fall and winter fashions have no
day set asid, for their exhibition
anywhere, except in New York city,
where the fall horse show Is supposed to
DO the Mecca of the elegGntes. II the day be
a fine one. as tomorrow promises to be,
Charles street Of Baltimore will be but a
reproduction of Fifth avenue Of New York
and Franklin street of Richmond. The
crowd may be larger on the avenue. but the
same variety Of costumes will be seen. Inc
1890 modes will .ule supreme. for the skirts,
like our debts, are no longer contracted,
but seem never to cease expanding. IL
must not be supposed, however. that the
feminine fashions monopolize the eyes and
ideas on Easter morn. BY no means.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-11

SUMMoNs-lN. TIL" DISTRICT COURT OF
= ths First 'udlti. - district Of ths statc Of
HontAnA IN Ll,i \ ne county Of LOWS and
Helena I umler company, plaintiff, Va, peoIs,
u. Pew n Ltrai 1. lt6hiuson, Mary Il. hutist,
y. y Mo .sauilin and 4. {. us.cnniny. do.
The .,.ts Of Montana send. greeting to tho
sr aSa "a s4 .ss.sy , ssH Ss 20 :. sss sPes s.m ~ n p, :faaia
IN the district court Of the First judicial district
Fl S.. ,hs : :,a,s U r Msn ..9 i !. .n and 70, ~ thu s Sennty ct
dss of s%srsIss.SS altar lie ss2vics On You al til.
s sssi' GU; !, ., A' sl'is county county, ' hut i n sis.'d,s,iios.
within vi twenty d.ys; o,herMiss within forty GAYS
s sed 'S : ss Z Z. s S.:y.r s!i ..i + t ssasa aE:.n'''oa
~ sad .ctlon - ulousht 10 onlAia n d creo
# hi. court for tho foreclosure OF = certain
!eeo,io, Of phs'a ea"a u IA" Of 0 Isvis % and tiarss,,
m n, nn ami; on s tho ~ Il hd day % Of hh,st,es, nn lsS1: rt h,s
to.ths city u Helsns, il said count, and state:
for lumber and buiidin material OF the iesol-
eole value or one hundred th,rsy-nino noi arr
IN, re-. ,s, .ra fasni.n. s'p ps ,h ai Ia = 1 n,it, . % defend nd.
ant % Gorge II. Few, tn, contract. r Of, tue r.
ofthe sale property, for z certain building erected
the proceeds applied to the payment Of tue sail
amount with interest the e on a tho rate Of ten
per cent per snnum from the date OF fill y, and
for tho further sum of nifty dollars attorneys
fees. for the ,un Of one dollar Cos = y ming nd
execution again.t the defendant George n. rev
in case the said proceeds b. not sufficient 10 pay
this above AMOUNTS: and thst all the defendants
and all PERSONS claiming b.. through or nudsr
them bN barred and foreclosed OF all & It, title
claim, lien or interest in andto the said proper y
plaintiff asku for other and general relief.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail TO
appear and an.wsr the said complaint, a. above
required, the said plaintiff will apply T" tho
plant.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
state Of Montana. in and for tho
~---- county Of Lewis and Clarke.
{ Seal First this 10Th day OF cu"ber. in tho
Jud. Dist. year of our Lord ono Thousand
Court. eight hund rcd and ninety,two.
~---- JOHN BEAN. Cleric
Py II. r.. THoMPso~. deputy Clerk.
Leslie 4 Craven, Attorneys for plaintiff.
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TO PROTECT THE PUBLIC

from fraud ALL imposition, tho gemuine
medicines of DIR. Il. V. Pierce arc now sold
only through druggists, authorized as agents.
,rhoy are tho cheapest medicines to use, as
well as tho last, because III every case you
pay only for fhc good ao,. get. Tho money
is rounded il they ever fail to benefit or cure.
Being sold on this peculiar plan of value
received or nd pay, +" the prices of tho genuine
9riarunfeed medicines always have been, are,
and always will be, rs follows:
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery (the
remedy for all diseases arising from n torpid
liver or impure blood, . Sl.W per bottle.
DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription (the
remedy for female weaknesses and derange-
ments), . $l.W per bottle.
DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets (tho original
and best Liver Pills, % cents per vial.
DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy,
. 80 cents per bottle.
Suspicion naturally and rightfully attaches
to any medicines purporting to DO DR..
Picrce's when offered at any other prices
than those above given.
Dealers not authorized to sell DR.. Pierce's
genuine medicines may offer dilutions, imi-
tations, or substitutes, at less than the prices
given above. Beware Of them.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-11


What Is the railway mileage OF the United
Eta.es2 1905 miles.
What has been the cost? Over ten billion
dollars.
What state heads the list in point OF
miieaaer ll~linois-l0,079 miles.
What Is average cost of constructing a
mile o; rAilroad2 About $50, GOO.
Who built the frat locomotive in the
United states2 Peter Cooper.
What ia the cost of a palace sleeping car?
About $4,000. or Sl7. 900 if veatibnIed.
What road carries the largest number of
p-ssenge,sf The Manhattan Elevated rail
road. New York-b2b, 600 a day or 1911. 62b,-
900 yearly.
railway travel! Statistics show one killed
in every ten million.
what road rams the famous vestibulsd,
electric lighted aud steEm heated train be-
tween IT. Paul, Minneapolis and Chicago?
The Chicago, Milwaukee d st. Paul rail-
way. 1t leaves st. Paul at $40 o'clock every
evening. Considered one of the most COM
p!ete ana lanosomest trains in this coun-
try.
How many trains per day via this road
from the twin CITIES" to ChicsRor Four
from st. Paul Union deyot at 100 a. m.
Bob p. m. 6:k5 I. IN. and $40 n, IN.
Are they all heated by steam? Yeg
Is there any road. except ''The Mil
wnukee." which furnishes electric berth
lamps to real hy? No.
Who should Il passenger apply to for in
formation as to lowest rates to all points in
United States and Canada via The Mil
waukeef' To any coupon ticket agent in
che northwest or address
J. Il. CoSLEr,
Asst Gen'l Pass. Agent.
st. Paul. MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-11

ALIAS SLMaONS-IN THE DISTRICT
court of tie fir-t, judicial district Of the
state ot Montana in and Tor the o.unty of Lewis
tte.ena Lumbar sonpany, plaintiff. Va. George
y. rev, Arthur y. lew, tllen Fmmett, Mar X.
hrtlo1, Nathan W. Blood and Arthur Dlricn,
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above narnod defendant:
Q uare hereby required to appear in al action
nfousht against you by the above named plaintiff
10 the district court Of the fir.t iudicial district
OF tho state OF Montana, in and for tho county of
tthe%!4 anu 'iArke. and t" ans OF tho complaint
hted therein. within ten days tc1clusiye Of tho day
" ma ~ Fics1 a,,iF We teryice 0 sou OF This sum
81 ms county, but in this district, within
iwfnty aarA' otherwise within forty days. or
according to the prayer Of said compliant
ih:fAIi ae'i'it IL bought to oLt,i u decree
OF tLls court f"5 tie foreclosure OF n certain
nl"d ., tho piantih in tn othcs OF mo cuuaty
fee.fner OK ! wis rnt lark cJuny, Montana.
IN ~ ittna4J ~ ''oh"T, issl. upon lot ium-
taf ail'on % IN totk I've hunurrd AID sixty
SIX t55bj al the ! nsterly addition t. the ,i-y VI
Iiei9ha. 70 sad county and state, raid lion hnv-
ihg ben MED to returu tbs payment Tor lumbar
and material of the rensonapie value o! ons
hundred and eighty d"llnrs and fifty ,ents
.hlea'"Ul sold. delivered aud furn s1oi by plail-
M 70 the Defendant GGuTKa IT. Pow. thu COZ
tractor Tor TO owner OF he said property, for u
certain b i'hlng erected b. hm MON ia. onsr
i"ehti-s'ghl f"ot 81 aid Io,. that tho promises
les { 80 aId TINS procec' a applied Ia tho Ia nent
o. me sad amount win ton per cant irt.Io,t
lhtrspn from the sald date OF filing, and To- IN"
Iur'her rEm OF one dollar, costs OF IIing. aid
MY G"i'ss attorney fec. and for costs OF
tul; log n2!cie4cy Jud mn at sul execution
ethdtEI t.unrI" H. sw IA c.sp the proceeds
IN rhot b" NO. sufficient 10 lay he SAM. md
ma I ti.sdet infants hHd all per,onscl IN ny
ny, through or : nttr them DO Darreu and iolc-
:a"s'h 81 ali : ent. ttle. claim. lien u in,sto.t
IN sfIi Property: plaintiff asks for other AMI
and you are hereby notified that if you fail to
ahpear and answer tho raid complaint, az abpys
!e9i!lr"d. the said plaintiff will apply to the
~c"uIifoS the relief demanded in ,!.o complaint.
won under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
EiCt court of the FIRST judicial district OF tho
stat, Of Montana, in and for tha
I - county of Lewis and Clarke.
Seal First this 9th day OF February, in the
Jud' } ist year of our Lord one thousand
Court tiHht hundred and uinetY-,hrso.
- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
ByG. q. FREsaA.. / cpu,y CLERK.
Leslie & CraTen, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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WHY Women Are Extravnxaut,

The Westminster Gazette on Tuesday
published some long bills intended to
show what rich ladies Of fashion spend
upon their dress-not, indeed, the most
extravaganza of all such ladies-but still
bills such as only women can afford who
have, or ought to have. as pin money
what would be a handsome middle-class
income. There was q yearly bill for con-
siderably over Il. 400 for dresses only, an
other for nearly 600, and q little bill for
bonnets and hats only, amounting to $40.
The fashionable artists in these matters
declared that really rich ladies often spend
over Co. 900 a year in costumes only, with
out counting the expenditure of jewels. or
any of those costly articles Of underclotL-
ing on which il is so much the cuatom to
lavish great expenditure. Some ladies
they say. will not be content without one
perfectly new dress at least for every day.
They love to spend the greater part OF their
time in changing their dress. to have a
fashionable deshabille for their morning
chocolate. q brilliant dress for tho fore
noon a dress of still greater effe ctivensss
for their afternoon calls, q graceful tea
gown, and then a great work of art for the
Dime table or the ballroom. No wonder
Mr.. Marion Crawford exagperates the
depth n intensity of the passion of van
ity when he encounters facts like these
But what does all this prodieality really
show? Does it always show inordinate de-
light in the beauty of the person who thus
adorns herself, or, sometimes at least. great
distrust of her own charms and a restless
endeavor to supply by incessant effort and
variety the stimulus which she is deeply
convinced that her intrinsic beauty lacks?
From the Spectator.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-11

LAS SUMMONS-1N THE JUSTICES
~ court Of Helena township. county OF Lewis
and CLARKE, stnts OF Montana
Frank Lxruc. piaintiif. We. p. J. and Mrs. P.
j. Miller, deionds nt&.
state OF Montana to tho above named de-
PENDANTS, greeting:
lop arc hcrsby required to appear in An action
brought IN this ot.urt against sou by tha htove
nsmed plain,iff and answer to tho complaint
herein tiloi within forty days OF the first punli-
cntt n hereat or Judgment will 10 taken by do
fault against yuu in accordance with said COM
plant.
Tho above action Ia brought to recover tho tun
OF tvonty-Bcvsp 60-i0) t$!i. Coz dollars for rem al
Of n house furnished you at your ,psciai M
stance and request from Juno ssth, lsy!. to Au-
gust IL. ls9t. n, tho agreed price OF ST. ror
month. $500. ma FOR the further tum of eight
CsGOl iollnrs for room rent ftrTi.hoi you Mt
ypur fpcctai instance and request by tEnrics
tt,bsrn. during Jsnuary aud etruary, 1884, and
by IN Il In. stabefn Tor valur. ,riu, nF,igncd
and aeliversd to ,lis r~lniu,iT ON lob. 2lst isn,,
and in dsfnult thereof judgment val b, takrn
rg,iiht s,u y. ! md Mrs + j Miller. for
ga 10. IN accordance with tho prayer Of said
romp Amt and for costs OF sui, in this behalf ex-
pended
Given under my hand this 2ith day Of [ obrnnry.
1893. A. &. NOfAW.
Juatioe OF the Peaea
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LAS syMMONS-lN,. THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district of the
s state c :, Montana in and for the county of Lewis
Helena | lumber Company, plaintiff. 70. George
u. Pew. Arthur L. Few. Mary X. Butler, Nathan
w; Blood and Arthur o'frien,, defendants.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named dsfendant,:
a0n are hereby required to appear in IN action
90 in the district court Of the first iudiolsl dis
triot of the state OF Montana. in and for the
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
Exclusive OF the day of seryics) afte7 tbs
service on YOU Of this summons, il served within
this county; o., il served ont Of this county, but
wise within forty days, or Judgment by default
will BIO taken against you. according to the
\ he said action is brought to obtain a decree
o. this court for the forsclos ire OF q o certain mo
c%l.nic's lien described in tho eosnp amt and filed
on the 10Th day Of October, 1871, upon lots mum
hundred and s~ixty-six. $3.50 OF the lasterly d
dition 10 tho city of Helena. In the county and
stats afo cad haid lien having been flei 10
secure the payment for lumber and building ma.
terinl OF tho roAt oanble .valne OF one hundred
and %tfty,six dollars and ten cents (Siaj. lW.. sol I.
delivered and furnished by the plaintiff t,
,forge, II. Pew. the contract. r of tie owner II
the said properly for a certain build ,ng erected
upon tho east fourteen feet of the said lot fourteen
AVID the west fourtfe en- feet Of the said lot fifteen.
that tho said property be sold and the proceeds ap-
p led to the payment Of the said amount with in
lerest thereon at The ate Of ten PER cent per an
nnm from the said date of filing and for We fur
thor sum OF one dollar cost of filing. for the sum
Of fifty dollars attorneys fees and costa of suit:
for deficiency judgment and execution against
ceeds OF tho said pronsrty be not sufficient. t,
ny the above amounts and that the delenuant'.
ind all parsons claiming by. through or unaer
them be barred ana foreclosed of all right tito,
claim. lien or interest in and to sad property;
plaintiff asks for other and general relief.
a -t --, u.N l0rNh, mt / Eat chat ! ~ all Z -
appenr and answer the snid complaint, "a above
required, tho said plaintiff will apply to III"
court for tho relief demanded IN the con plant.
Given under my hand and the. seal OF the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district of tue
state OF Montana, in and for tho
~--@ county of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 9th day of February, in tho
( Jud. Dist. senr of our Lord ono thousand
Court. eight hundr rod and ninety. three
5000 JOHN BEAN. Clerk
Py &. o. FREEMAN. Deputy tlerk.
Leslie Craven, attorneys for plaintiff.
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NATION.

Remember this: The greatest line
OF railway operating between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Milwau.
kee and Chicago is the Chico 90,
Milwaukee d ST. Paul. 1t owns and
operates, under one management
6,1OO miles OF track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas.
senger trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to Milwaukee
and Chicago without change OF
cars OF any class. TWO trains daily
to St. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
ment OF THE MILWAUKEE," is
not suppressed by any railway in
America. It runs the famous and
only electric lighted vestibuled linn.
tied train to Chicago daily-con.
sidered the finest regular train in
this country.
1t is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. II you are going to Chi.
Caqo, Milwaukee,, or any point
east or south, OF to ST. Louis OF
Kansas City. cut this cut:
Leave s.. Paul b 7:l5 a. NJ. arrive at Chicago
1000 same evening.
Leave 1t Paul A 2:.5 n m. rive at Chicago
6:i5 next morning.
Leave 1T Paul A 65, p. M, arrive ut Chicago
200 next morning.
Leave It Paul A 800 4. m arrive at Chicago
H30 nSKt morning,
Ieavs st. ! nul A ul5 O. m, arrive a. st. Louis
$50 next morning.
leave st. Paul CT:l5 p, m, arrive at st. Louis
t:l5 next evening.
Leave ST. Paul A g:lb a. H., arrive at Kansas
tity 1N0 next morning.
Leave ~. Paul Z 7;la p. M, arrive at Kansas
City GOO next evening.
ADaily. Il Except Sunday. C Except Saturday.
Palace sleepers on night trains
Parlor chair cars on day trains
Dining car service superb.
Trains leave from St. Paul Union
Depot. No trains. For lowest rates
TO all points in United States and
Canada apply to any ticket agent
Or address j. I. CONLEY.
Assistant Gen. Pass. ACT,
| ST. Paul Nina