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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


"ANTED-BY ENGLISHNAN SITUATION
W age "a; single understands Eorses. fine cattle
snd slssp would go south or west good references
a. -. star once. ap53d'
WANTED-A PIANO AND ORGAN SALESMAN
OF experience wishes ensaxement in Washing
WANTED by WHITE MAN, UNMAR-
horse. and make himsah generally useful in house
WORK. &c Addres. Box 90. Star ONCE ap5-3d'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A PLACE IN
grocery or saloon Is sober and industrious best
Furnished as TO ability and honesty Address
j. K. K. Star ofnce. ap5-2as
WANTED-BY MARRIED MAN, POSITION
w in some business house. Washington. D c. where
ne can gain Advancement: parties who sell liquor
Esncot. Pa ap42d.
WANTED-BY AN INEXPERIENCED BARTENDER
OF grocery cleri, situation; references. Address
Box As. star once ap4-3ds
WANTED-BY AN INTELLIGENT COLORED
w boy, situation to drive for q doctor errand
boy good refs Address c. p s.. Star ONCE. sp4-2d'
WANTED-OFFICE WORK BY EX-DEPART-
Star ONCE. ap4-2ds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY DRY GOODS SALES
" man: 10 ears experiences; best Of refs Address
N. c., Star office. ap4-2ds
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY YOUNG MAN HAY.
w ing experience q salesman willing to do any
kind of clerical work keeping book donr
prrse7erns and moral address 4. j. F. star once.
ap4-3d.
WANTED-By A CoLORED MAN. PLACE AS
ences Cal or address JOHN MAHONEY. Is 8 l4th
St NV ap4-3d'
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANIE13..B. RIoRpAN, sn ) sr: Wv.
3 SSs g. best
WANTED-IO BUY OFFICE DESK FoR CASH
s. Nv , must be cheap. Address SAN LUIS PoT2sI.
w Ions milk daily direct from producerS address
MILK. Star ofsce. IT,
WANTED-cARE OF HOUSE ron TIE SKA.
care 1881 7sh st. n " ~ ~ aps.2s:
WANTED AND FOR sALE-HoUsEHoLD AND
ONCE furniture Of every description. carpets.
.nS liberal dealing 'Irs Gss
WANTED-aENTs' SPRING SUITS TO CLEAN
,h,..y yssf. Feoa: s..s 10! ina s::
IS TIE T.
WNTED-A SECONDHAND PHAEToN OR
" csrfiage must be in good condition and cheap :;
WhhN s pHSdNe sY2 ssscoNDHAND vIcToE.A
SPRING style. xili pspes room. from IS aPw.r1
You can ave 25 per cent on these prices; Al work
St. NV AN GAIT" s. ~ -' mn nj 81 Inn mn
WANrED-TYPEwRITE sRENTED-REMING-
kc sGn, 4snsmorc smith Hammond caF T.EE;
cred free sold on instal.uents
WANTED-CAsH PAID FOR OLD GOLD AND
w SILVER old and new jewelry, dentist gold: coins
bought F. LOEwENSTEIN. Manuf'g Jeweler and
Purchaser Of Old Gold and Silver. 912 9th st. NV
mh10-lms
WANTED-HoRsEs, TO PASTURE; .KEEPING
w horses specially; box stalls for grain feeding.
road. miles O. Il. p CLARK sligo Md mhs-im.
WANTED-ALL WANTING PHOTOGRA PHs;
w fine cabinets at reduced rates; with chill
dren pictures copied Salts actory work LARD
NEK'S. 1913 Pa. ave lover Tappan's). ja11-3m
WANTED-GOODS OF ALL KINDS. SUCH AS
w furniture. stoves, carpets feather BEDS &c. &C..
in LARGE SMALL quantities, for which pay
highest cash prices. Call or address b. EINsTE1N.
637 Louisiana ave. ja3-tr
WANTED-wILLIAM c. PRIZZELL, PIANO
w tuner. 623 9Th st. s. ". Orders from Md. Va
and all parts Of the District by mail will receive prompt
attention. Ftrst-class tuning lowest Rates felOtf
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EoR RENTAL A REDUCED RATE. SEVERAL.
attractive houses st. Goth st. brick and
stone; Stories IL rooms and bath all modern i'm
provements, in excellent order.
b. II. WARNER CO..
mh11-2f' GIG + ST. n ".
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Ths above i only portion Of the property on my
books For full LIST can once for o1lstfn issued
on the LIST and 18th. tap4l T. e. wA0GANAN.
EsOR RENTS NEW HOUeEs on on. z ROOMS
4 and bath; all modern conveniences aud improve
msnta Apply JOHN n WIGHT. l4l0 g st. nv
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CHIROPODISTS.

VOUR CORNs OR BUNIOHs CAN'T BE TOO BAD
i to Be cured by We mako ''aggrsvafed" CO.
a.pssisity. PROF. J. J. 0koRdEs q SON.
mh26-3m Ills Pa ave,
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kOh htN1- I292U owe. Or. m l. S2O %
3Q43 p 16r m T. sS3. SO = -,6 G. ar W. e. 90 40
1S Del ave me- lsT ig: ~ = 81 i 90 639
1922 18th ST. Tor. ~ l7.,2 Pa ave west, half
1I06 17th. Tor. m j.. 81. 80 OF store
214 e NV, lar. m H.. 81 1908 18th. carpenter
PIP NJ, l2r m 80. 80 shop ................30
1707 Pa av. l0r IN 10. o. ,2o6 II. 5r w...... Is 80
l145 2lst Tor 40. 80 81 Sd IS 80
6lS r. ar. 30 l.24 oath, Sr W. lS
25035 St. 7r m %. 30 +0l1 I'D. or. Is 80
72 11th Office rooms5. 80 4o-6S DIST. Or. Is. so
1850 Larch. ST. m IS. so 1916 ., Or L. 10
200 9Th ne, s.. m % l05 Pa av Sd foor Is 20
1903 Pa av, store b 2613 X. ar, w.......15
l2l0 IA 18th. 7r. mi 81 so 12426 18th. Or. Ii
1I49 Pa ave store. 30. 30 ls04 18th. Ar. Is
22I3I. l5r. 80. 10i3601 o. 6r 80
1873 I'D, ST. mi 30 20 23o 18th. IA. 30
1885 Goth, ST. IN -. 30. so 2313l G. IA. 30
2l291< Pa ave- 7r. m 80 80 2Sls l. w..... IA 30
SIS me- ST, IL 30 $50 I'D. Or. IL 30
III 2st. Or m so 0024l6 y. Or ID
52l 2lst, Or. m Is 80 2313 Va .4-.w L. 30
1414 :pOth .23 5O24l4 \, Or, - 80
So ne, Or. mi ..25. 30 33lO12 O. 81. 30
40 18Th. 1r. n 80 Stable rear 1876 ...--1 II
1705 Pc sv ID floor % 80 $40 26tn tir l.
POS 9th 1r mi. .23. 30, 3l Goth, Il
23l3 Il. Sr N % 81 653 10Th ne. Al. store ~
4l0-12-16-1S-2S Elm lSl6 26th. r..........ll 30
st. Le Droit Park Or. 21.e2-26 av. II, w 10. 30
m l. pew........2 p :sS0l-3 II, 5r. ............ 10
3G21 VI. store. W. p 30 2lO3 sv 5r 10
42l 9th sw. Or, W. - 30 Fowler Hill Ar. 10
1928 II M .2O.oO21Ol. rear p, 81 10
For full list apply to wESCOTT WILCOX.
ap5 1907 Pennsylvania ave- n. W.
FOR RENT-l5al 9Th ST. y; W; sIX-RooM
Il frame: all m. rent reasonable to good tenant
Apply to OWNER, 1901 9Th S. N. ". ap5-3t'
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FOR RENT-OFFICES.
butte of elegant office rooms,
6lS + st. a.. W.
ap5-3m Apply premises.
EOR RENT-HALF OF HANDSOME OFFICE
L or desk room, at sos 9Th st. n. W. rent reason
able to good party. ap4-3t.
DOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS-SINGLE AND EN-
L suite; all mod. con electric light. steam heat
water in every room. speaking tubes electric bells;
suite of rooms. $40. SO SO. Stewart bl,dg. 9th
and Dn.w. mh21--ws
ENOt RENT-TWO FINE OFFICE ROOMS. 5I7
L 10th St n. mod imp in bus moss center well
adapted for claim or patent attorney: rent low.
NH OCT r. g. CAMPBELL. 517 10Th ST.. Room &
ErOR RENT-OFFICES IN THE McGILL BUILD
ing. 9OS 20 9l4 q st.. just of the Office
This building contains every modern device and i'm
provement known for comfor, safety and
All offices have direct light and ventilation mh14-lm
ErOR RENT - OFFICE ROOMS IN COLUMBUS
BUILDING. 6lT :: steam heat front rooms large
and cheerful. Only $40 and @15
1a21-tr JOHN .. JOHNSON, 617F F.
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

EOR RENT-THE PORTLAND. VERMONT AVE
Large unfurnished apartment.
mh13-eo3m
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FOR RENT-STORES.

tooerStore room. cellar and eiyht-room dwelling.
BATH &c, cor. 10th and " SITS. NV. newly papered
and painted. Rent only &45.
ap5-3t ALBERT +. FOX. 800 st. NV
DOR RENT--PART OF FINE STORE WITH
u plate snow window, and use of basement
and work-sho in good business location.
mh2I-lt' apply to A. +. FOX, go st NV.
E'OR RENT-A LARGE STORE. 1923 9TH ST.
under entire place 500
apI-6t LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. go st. NV
EoR RENT.FINE STORE IN MONTROSE
fats: 26xs6; heated by steam; will rent cheap 70
permanent tenant. L. 8. FRISTOE,
ial9-l4w' 1898 st. n. W.
DOR RENT-ONE-HALF OF NEW STORE ON G
Il ST. Palais Royal best location in town excel
lent li<hi. steam heat and fixtures with lucrative
business in other half. Address Box 10 Star office
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EOR RENT-l1l5. 1121
II 343 Pa ave NV, store
and dwelling. 500
235 Pa ave n W, 2 hoorsSl
TOe 9TH st q e. Or and h2o
,,,h.tv-fsf Il. III. i
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t.OR RENT
One Groom frame in Brookland nice shade. sl2 so.
lAlS CorcOran ST. 10 Rooms. bath. cellar and
all m. l.. very desirable and cheap at St5
lsel 1226- l242 Duncan place ne, o rooms. BATH
al m. l.. 81. 30.
1905 ne. 8 rooms. bath. all mi. new. sls. 30.
o24 whitney ave. n. w. D rooms, newly pa cred.
gas, convenient 10 Cars, SID
McLACHLEN BATCBFLDER.
ap1 Cor 10Th and @ sts NV
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WANTED-LOTS.

VVANTED-TO PURCHASE TO BUILD ON .
w lot on 18th st. above Scott Circle; must be o
corner or have side light. Address PHYSICIAN. sta
ONCE. It,
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IGunton building. room .,
:. E.----...........eE %
Gunton building. room
} store and avg. LOO - ~
st NV. Ion. -. 600
} Shop rear 1870 o ct NV 3
Rear LAG X 81 nv.......2
Rear ~ q 81 nv.
Cor nth and II SITS ne. 10
J Lot /. 40 10S ..............5
For . term Of 20 years, .
valuable piece Of bust
mess property on 11th st
near Pa ave NV. Rent
i e150 per month and
taxes. Lessee to build on
same. Building TO cost
not less than SO. 900.
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FOR RENT-CHICAGO.


l. 96O4 Prairie ave.. Chicago, choice accommoda-
tions in priyae house; select neehbor-
hood; convenient to l. c. r. A. and cab refs
CHANGED correspondence solicited. ap1-1ts
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FOR RENT-SHOPS.

L OIG ItIIAN ID ADIIIkJ.
ENOR RENT-NEW TwO-STORY BRICK STABLE;
u six STA Is, water and concrete floors of
81 Massachusetts ave. n. Apply to I. BsOsNAN.
Real Estate. New Jersey and u W ap:3-:sts
EOR RENT-A LARGE NICE STABLE AND CAR
l. rage house. 1898 Massachusetts, n. W.
ap3-3t
Il 10th st bet and R SITS D. W.. with water ;2stalls
and carriage room; e. T. G.. CAMPBELL.
mh3O-6t SIT 10Th NV.
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NATION.

Remember this: The greatest i1ne
Of railway operating between St
Paul or Minneapolis and Milwau'
kee and Chicago Is the Chicago
Milwaukee & St. Paul. It owns and
operates, under n management
6,1OO miles Of track.
Every day this road starts FOUR
handsome, elegantly equipped pas
senuer trains from the Twin Cities
that run through to milwaukee,
and Chicago without change OF
cars OF any class. TWO trains deily
to st. Louis and Kansas City. The
train service and general equip.
nent of 1.-THE MILWAUKEE, 10
not surpassed by any railway IN
America. It runs the famous ana
only electric -lighted vestibuled llm'
ited train to Chicago daily--con'
sidered the finest regular train IN
this country.
It is the Official Government Fast
Mail line. If you are gong to Chi.
| cauo. Milwaukee,, Or any point
east or south, or to st. Louis o.
Kansas City. cut this out:
I..v. 4 Paul B 1885 .. n. arrive At chic.s.
Lave stS PsuI XN45 p M. arrive At Chicago
Lea. ~ K s sF.a 32f''s|ass' >. NJ. .rriv. at oh,o...
1.., s" q ~ Fsa HSI1 fsS nSn.. .rriv. a. chie..s
Leave st!i aul A g:l5A m. arrive as St. Louis
IeavS ST. Paul G 7Ofp m. arrive At st. Louil
Lsavs 81 Paul A E1S .. M. arrive 1t Kansal
CITY 7NO next morning.
Leave IT. Paul @ 7:1h p. M, arrive at KAnsaa
City 800 next evening.
ADaily. b Except Sunday 9 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 ]. I. CONLE4.
Assistant Gen. Pass. ACT,
Ct Paul MINI
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10 sssa.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
u, g LAND OHrICn.
49,. Hlwrr ANN NI81tHlQG.

HELENA. kuatanA June Q. lS9a.
Notice = hereby siSs on w. W;s,. The ea Wn,!3ssos
Union and Msln'yss 1 soa s 11nl'nS "nas Ii:
to ss..rn:ylll = iae,, xko:e pssS /. sa a%ar,;.i y
SWahitlstoh Union. and Golden lodss, e cA9cially
surveyed and plastsd, an ds:iGnstea ~ sns
same arc situated IN Owyhee Park tunor9sni.sdl
minins district; lsv Hsi sAa o, sass1 az e1 s.oo.d.S IL
the rscordsr's oiies u Lewis and Clarke osqnty.
Il Helen, Y ..id eoussy ain :ssss' u a oStn ns
s Ss. ! 4 = :a lS''ST n . s'sSs iron mo- 5on::. !, i !:
1. .sT ,.a1 ~ ! Ih .s.s. !. - - s. !: d. = s. n MIN . rs ia, 81 : L
to corner No: I, thence : " dts e min =: :le:a
l.os 8 ! s1 4 8 e sS; !: No !; ts:.:s = az, =
aad s.cludins. thsrefrem al that portion q
ssa. SO. sd. and survey Ne ~. lot -
/ savins : net area claimed for the Helena loas
o B S,sy =. corner No. 1 Of said survey No.
Aaos srsm w.hieh Jones. !. r. Ne. 2tSnIAw.
bears . Is deg ~ main " sec y: w.! It running
Z .h; ;P:ss = y, . q 81 T.: Fl Il NH MA :; !; 81 81. j. Z I. e e corner CORNER No. Nc.
!; .s' sssne. : q de- 81 y min y, Sill I. 10, pl.e:
ssr s ssa %S;;i.,s S'd5. nl:a Ia !: u r. rs s ss;.: :'>'n''
=! ssf from xs iii . Joss 40 i r. No. atSsr1w.
bears . " deg u min n 500 y, .eis.oe It ruHAin9
themes n u deg, 20 min v, S47.l Il TO corner NO. 2;
theacs n 80 deg. IS min e. Lib It to cornef No !;
thsa,s !. g as 8 min : sss :: t. eo,as. n !:
thence . 10 deg, ~ min. v, 2ae 2 Il to corner 40.
q; thence . 10 deg, u min y. Z7.S y ~ corner NC:
4: thence n u deg ~ min y. t6aS It t. Dlace Of
bcgianing. Excepting and oxcludinx tAcreffon
4 / nm portion Of ground In conflict with sur-
vey No 4,2O6. survey No. M2 lot 1SA. survey No.
800, survey NO. 2.8o3 and tho Unionville lode
(nnsurveyed). Leaving = net area claimed Tor
the = oldeH lode Of III ~ acres.
Upon which elaine this notice WAS pesteu On
tho ID day Of June. 1893. -
Tho sdjsinine claims to thu HelsnA !ede ers'
On the southwest survey Nc. Is. Union leds No:
2, lot 5lA; on the north surveys Nos. :.IHS and
l,207, Whitlatch Union and Golden !oooa. re-
spectively; on the east tho lnionville lode tun-
suryeyed5; on the south, l MON lodes No. Z, sur
yey No. 20, lot S7B, survey No. " lot eSA. suevey
No. 10 lot Bob. survey No ~ lot 5Sh, survey NO.
1858 lot U8, turvsy No. 20 lot STA. survey No. u
lot Is.
west survey No. sos, Little Muddy N. T.. lot
f0N: on the moth survey No sO2 Biz Muddy
lode, lot TIA; on the south survey No. 4.2O5. Hell
Adjoining the Golden lode on the southeast,
the Unionville lode lunsurveyed); on the south
survey No. 4,2O5, Helena lode. ".
Any or all psrsons claiming adversely to said
premises or any part thereof are hereby notified
to present such adverse claims before the expira-
ton Of this notice or DO debarred forever:
HA' o"i'R REGISTER.
Date Of first publication. June Z. 1893.
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ARTIFICIAL S~TIMULANTS.
Effects of Alcohol on the System From a
Medical Standpoint.

Effects of Alcohol on the System From a
Medical Standpoint.
The immediate effect OF a moderate
amount of alcohol is a feeling of increased
yipo-, Ideas are increased in q%uickness.
but lose in concentration The system soon
demands the stimulant more frequently.
Abstinence is followed by suffering. The
land loses its steadinsss. the brain its
clearness, Insomnia adds 20 the drain on
nervous forces, and the patient instinct
iyelv resorts for relief TO the poison which
il the direct cause of his condition.. In
time these symptoms become lntensinea,
and evidence OF chronic degeneratlons
manifest themselves. Scarcely AL organ In
the body is exempt.
Alcohol in the stomach retards digestion
bv paralyzing terminal nerves and by a
chemical action on the pei sin OF the gas
trio Juice, produces changes In the score
tious of tho liver and yitiates the processes
throughout the whole alimentary tract BY
causing a perverted action OF the sympH-
thetic nervous system. Partially dlgessed
food passing from the stomach TO the intes-
tines becomes subjected to abnormal fer
mentations. As a result poisonous products
DESIGNATED by modern chemists as pto-
maines and leucomaines are formed. Elim-
inasion is etarded by alcohol; consequently
these products are absorbed into the system
and an auto-r oisoning results.
The lungs and ekin undertake to assist in
relieving the system of ehete material, as
shown by the peculiarly disagreeable odoz
of breath and respiration persistinR for
days after cessation f ON the use of alco-
hol. These patients will be found TO suffor
from chronic caterrh Of most of the mu-
cous memb ,ene, notably the stomach. and
chronic liver kidney changes leading to
cirrhosis and Bright's disease. Degenera-
ton and resultant weakening of the walls
of blood vessels predispose to rupture
Casually in the BRAIN, producing apo
plexy.-Dr. L. i. Arnold in North Amer
lean Review,
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WOMEN IN MODERN GREECE.
Few IL Any OF Them Are Soon In the City
streets.

Few II Any OF Them Are Seen In the City
streets.
An Enolishman visiting Greece for the
first time ia struck, sooner or later. BY =
certain dullness In the street life Of IT,
owns. which it may take him aoms time -
define ana trace to its real cause. Az length
and suddenly the fact comes home TO him
that there are few, n any. women visible
among the foot passengers. No wonder. ne
reflects, that the streets should appear dull
to him. shorn a. they IRE of all the variety
That woman's presence and dress ever ends
10 the t~horouRhfares Of the countries fur
ther west.
In Greece IL Ia only toward evening. and
then for but a brief period, that the fair
sex take nm outing, unless the pressure OF
sons urgent business should compel tham
20 fit rapidly through the throng OF men
who at other times monopolfze tho streets.
Nor will q foreigner meet with them serv-
Ing in the shops. the reatau ants or the
cafes; they will still be conspicuous BY their
absepcs, In fact. unless he visits then in
tha p,iyscy of their homes he will scarcely
do more than' catch an occasional glimpse
of them at the upper windows OF some pri-
yate dwelling honse o. shop. where. when
the weather is seasonablc. they Will sit
reading and sewing and Gaming their
necks out to watch the passsrs-oy below.
lu0 III "a ~N
tagonistic to our English faith in open air
and exercise, are very marked on the far
forms of the Grecinn women. An embon-
point-not TO designate 1t by the more vul-
car term corpulence-is she most apparent
result Of this indoor existence, but this
tendency to gross flesh is an attraction to
the modern Greek, who, like the Turk.
fnds in supertluous fat an add,-
tional benu.y. To every country. its
standard of female loveliness. For Greece
the typical woman may be roughly sketched
thus: She III short. broad and stout. OF =
pale. creamy complexion. with dark hair.
but not classical. The prevailing lmptes-
sion that she leaves upon the Englishman
is that she has whisper the words) a squat
figure.
But 10 Quit the towns. whore 1t will be
seen that women play but n small rart IN
public life, and to turn TO the rural dis
triots of Greece. Here woman takes a
more active part in every day life. She 1t
is who draws the water. brings in the wood
that the men have felled in the forest, or
who pluckily earns her wages as q day
laborer in the maize or corn neld. In the
burning summer, in the 10y winter. she ~
ever to the 70 Q, working. working, with
her veil hanging loosely overhead. really
70 be folded across her mouth should a
strange man approach. 1t is matter for
thought how widespread even now am onE
the country districts is this old custom OF
yelling the lower part of the face at the
approach Of an unknown member OF the
opposite sex. 1t Ia one sign among many
that Is IL not 80 very long ago since the
Turks were masters of this purple land,
where law secures not life ."-Philadelphis
Telegraph.
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This remedy is becoming SO we'll known
AID SO popular as to need no special men
ton. All who have used Electric Bitters
sing the same song of praise. A purer med
icine does not exist, and it is guaranteed to
do all that is claimed. Electric Bitteis will
cure all diseases of the liver ana kidneys,
will euiov pimples, hoiis. salt rheGm and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive malaria from the system and
prevent as we'll as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, constl alton and in
digestion try Electric Bitters. Entire sat-
istaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
P,iee, Doc. and 81 per bottle, at II. nj. Par
chen's drug store.
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ALIAS SJMMONS-IN. THE DISTRICT
"A court of the First judicial district OF the
state of Montana in and Tor the county OF Lewis
: C.rrie Hazelton, plaintiff, vs.. Harry Hazelton.
defendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear IN An action
brought against you by the above named plaintiff
in the district court OF the First Judicial district
Of the state of Montana, in and for the cosnty OF
fled therein. within ten days (excluslye Ct the day
mons # served within this county: q. il served out
OF this county, but within this district, within
twenty days. otherwise, within forty Gays. or
Judgment by default will be taken AGAINST You
according to the prayer Of said complaint,
The SAID action is brought to obtain . decree
Of absolute divorce from you. Complaint al
leges marriage Dot. rs. 1890, and adultery by you
in the tity of Helena. and state Of Montana, with
persons unknown to plaintiff, and that the
plaintiff has not lived or cohhbited with you
since her knowledge of such adultery. Tor fur
And yon are hereby notified that if you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court FOR the relief in the complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal OF the dis
trict court Of the First. Judicial district OF the
state of Montana. in and for the
~1~ comfy Of Lewis and Clarke.
Zeal First this 18th day of June, in the
Jud. / ist. year of our Lord one Thousand
~---- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY JESSE Kicker. Leputy Clerk.
7. L. Crutcher, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Assi ssMENT NOTIrE-THE LEO MINING
n and Milling Company OF Montana: works
located three and ono half miles from lutte.
silver Bow county, Montana. !.
Notice is hereby given that at . meeting OF
trustees of said company held on tbs Oath day OF
was levied upon the capital stock. of taid com
pany. payable on tn, Sd day of July, 1897. to j. hn
+. Heyer, secretary of said company, at the Office
of the Leo Mining and Milling com pany nf Mon
tana. room TO 40 Commercial building. st.
Louis. No.
Any stock upon which said assessment shall re.
main unpaid on the 10th day of July, 1893, shall
BE- deemed delinquent. and will be duly advsr-
tissd for sale at public auction. and nm sss pay.
ment be made before, will be sold on the Sd do,
mont. together with the costs Of Advertising snd
cxpensee Of sale. JOHN p. MEYEk,
Secretary of said Company.
Room No. 40 Commercial Building. st. Louis
Mo-. Office Of t aid Company.
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2.22S.G7Z-

These figures represent the number of
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds which were
sold in the United States from March, '91
to March. '92. Two million, two hundred
and twenty eight thousand, six hundred and
seventy-two bottles sold in one year, and
each and overy bottle was sold on a positive
guarantee that money would be refunded
il satisfactory results did not follow its use.
The secret of its success 10 plain. 1t never
q sappoints and can ALWAYS be depended on
No the very best remedy for cou lhs, colds.
etc. Price 70 cents and 81. At II. nj.
Parchen IL Co.'s drug store.
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A difference.

~ don't think it's very good advice to
give u boy to count twenty before he gets
mad and hits another boy for hitting him. -
enid Abner; 81 tried it to-day at school
when Willie Anderson hit me, and before
I'd got to three. he'd hit ME again. Then ]
began all over again. and just as l got to
six he gave me another under the ear
You should count by tena, my boy" said
Abnss's father.