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SH"RIFF's SALE ANNIE G. KUGLER,
- plaintiff, vs.. Martha Taylor Fckert Sehwabe

SH"RIFF's SALE ANNIE C.. KUGLER,
- plaintiff, VS.. Martha Taylor Fckert Sehwabe
and A. chwahr, d PENDANTS.
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale and
district. court of the / irst judicial district OF the
etht" OF Montapa. IN and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the l4th day of JANUARY, A. u.
~: IN the above entitled seton, wherein Annie
|. hugler. the above named piatntiff, obtained a
judgment AMI decree of foreclosure and sale
against Martha Taylor fckert schwabs and
day OF January, A.. ID. 1893, for the
sum OF Sl,0s5 81. besides interest. costs and
attorney fees. which said decree was on the 1 tn
Irent book No. III of said court. at page =,
/ All commanded to sell all ttat certain lot,
piece or parcel of land, situate. lying and benz
IN the county of Lewis and Clarke. state of
Montana, and bounded and described as follows,
to wit:
10 numbered three 49,. in block numbered
twenty seven ca, in the original townsite of
Helena. rs the ZANE is numt erred, designated
and described in tie plat of said Helenn town
site on file in the recorders office of said Lewis
and I larAe county. in the city of Helena aforo-
sa,d.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunt, be-
lcn2lnr. or IN anyw Sc appertaining.
Iuolc notice ID hereby gwen thnt on Tuesday,
the IN day Of "bTu r. A. u. 1879. at l2 o'clock
m. of that day, at the front door of the court
house. Helena, LOWS and Clarke county Mon
tana, will, in obedipnos to said order of sale
ana decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell the
aoo'o described property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
with interest and casts, to the highest and best
bidder, for cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day OF Jan
uary, a. l.. ls'3.
CHARLES ID. CURTIS, Sheriff.
by /. T. Hoss. Deputy Sheriff.
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CHERRIES SlLr. $50 CALVIN FFRRTE,
- plaintiff Va. 1ahithe +. Duf Zach, Cory 4
Co.. and. The ia~rvis-Conkl'n Nor gage COM
pany, uefendants
I nd7r and by yirtus Of an order OF sale ana
d cree of foreclosure and tnlo ia ,ea olt OF tne
uist let courl Of tho ! rat Jndiciai dihtr ot OF the
ttatc Of Montana, in and for the county OF Lewis
ard Clarke. on tho II Ii day OF January, A. -
iant. in tho above ontstled action, wherein
CALVIN erreo, the above, named pln n
tin, %obtninei = ludgm NJ and DEGREES 81 lors'
nch. Org 4 Co. and to JarVis-o"nkin
n.'tsase omr.nM defend'p's' ,s 81 tho
tho ,um of ISL 81. tesid's, interest, costs
and attorneys feos. which said dtc1oe was on
the 9Th dny of January, A. D.. 1917. rec 'rded IN
Judgment boo No II of said court al page -,
/ am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece or parcel Of land, sitnate, lying and being
tsns. and bounded and described AS follows. to-
Wit;
ot number six 30 in block numbered If y-one
(5ll OF tho original townsite oi the city OF Hell
ena-
Together with all and singular the tenements.
h ~ itaments and %pptrtenauoes therennto he-
longing or i ANY wise appetlalning.
fuuIic notice ia hereby given tina, on hurs-
day, the ID day of cbruary, y. ID 1898, At
l. o clock IN. of that day, at tho ont d or of
the court house. lirlent, / evil nd larka conn
~. Montana, will. IN 90 diance I "a Il orAor
OF ta'e AID decree II 70 ecloSur' and sale. ell
the above decor b'a pn pc T., or 80 much there
Of Al may be necessary to rat sGy said Judgment,
wit interest a Il costs, to tho h ghost anu best
bidder for ca in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day of January.
CHARII y. c RlIs. therif.
by hALPn q. JOHNSON. equity eheriff.
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Railway Conundrums,


what is the railway mileage Of the United
ststes2 l7O.6Ol miles.
What has been the cost? Over ten billion
dollars.
what sta:e heads tho list in point OF
mlleage2 llll~nois-10.079 miles.
What Is average cost OF constructing q
mile Of rail oadf About 500, OO0.
Who built The Fl st locomotive in the
United states? Peter Cooier.
WHAT ~ the cost of n alRce sleeping Ger?
About $4,000, o 3l7, 900 If v~estlbuled,
What oHd car les the largest number Of
pHsEeuGs 81 i ne Manhattan Elevated rail.
Ioad, New iotk-52b, 0O u day or 19I, G2b,-
600 yearly.
railway trhvelf Statistics show one killed
IN every ten million.
What rord runs the famous vestibuled.
electric lighted and steam heated train be-
tween -. Paul, Minneapolis amt ChicaQo7
lie thicR&o, Milwaukee u st. Paul rail-
way. 1t lsaves t. Paul at $40 O'Clock every
evening, Cousidered one of the most COM
plete and handsomest trims III this coun.
ty.
How many treins Ter day via this road
from tho twin olties' to Chicago? -Four
I ON St. Paul Union de OF at 1850 a. m.
500 . M. C.t5 IN. and $40 D. m.
A 9 ttey al heated by steam? Yes
Is ther. any road. except The Mil
wankee,' which fu nishes elect lc berth
lamps to Yea bY? No.
VINO should a passenger apply to for in
i"fihNtloh AS to lowest rates to all oints in
United states and Canada via The Mil
SaukteE' 10 any coupon ticket agent in
tho northwest or address
i. 7. CONVEY.
Asst Geu'I Iass. Agent.
81. Pau, Ainu.
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den, of West vi ginia, continued to be an
i'm ortant facto in the democratic party
and has just been reelected to succeed tho
late Senator kenna.
The state of Now York furnishes the mos
st liking example of tha chang, which has
come in the value of the s%enatorship as a
step ing stone. or ths men who have
Sc we'd that state in the senate in recent
years, not one seems to have derived any
future political benett from his SO vice,
while their early y edeoessors lived to en-
JOY political prominence for many years
after the expiration of their senatorial
terms. Conklinr resigned in the hope of
being vindioated by II reelection, but he
was disappointed. He then took up the
practice of law and was never afterward an
active political factor. Tom Plat. who
resigned with him, has become a republican
boss in New Yo X state. but he has sue
ceeded III delivering over the strife to the
democratic party. no he can hardly be
classed Ms a complete success even IN this
role.
Warner Miller. who followed MIR. Platt.
has attracted attention to hlm Seli by has
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GUARDIANS SAL OF REAL ESTATE
- Pursuant to a decree made i'll thu district
court OF the first Edic a district, and for
the county of esis and Clarke, state of Non
tana, on the lGth. day Of January. 1895, notice is
letepy given O. tn safe b. order of said court,
of he suuthW est Gus rtor of the northeast quar-
ter and not nun Der two (1I. of section six G).
TOWNSHIP ton 40 uorta, vense thre3 go west
cor tam ,ng - md - 100 acres OF land. situated
in the cou pty Of Lewis and larae, state Of Nom
tana, said property belonging to the estate Of
Easom ~i;artlet.. an insane person.
hat the tenn of sale be one-third of the pur-
chase price to lie pad in cash on deliver Of q
deed. by the guardian herein accom panied by au
oroer OF this court confirming a sale to the pur-
chaser or burcl ers named in said deed; tho r-
manning wo-thlrds OF the purchase price thereof
70 be paid By a nots slgned BY the purchasers,
due and payable ono year from the date thereof.
bearing. interest at tie rate of xix per cent per
annnm from its date. until fully paid, said note
thereon TO be secured 10y a iilst mortgages upon
the land soId.
As provided in said order ard decree, said
land viii he sold in one parcel, at private sale.
10 The highest bidder thereon, provided SAID
II CHEST bid shall tie deemed All adequate. Just
rsasonab!e and fair p'ice, the court reserglng
III" night to reject any and al bids made thereon.
fea!ed BIDS for the p~nrchase of saI land, ad-
Crossed % Horace Il, uck, judge OF the district
court Of tho irst Judicial district. in and for
tana, vii, be received at the Office of tEo clerk of
rand court al the court house. in Helena. Non
tana SAID bids snail contain tho highest o er, on
~" above rec tod terms, for the purchase of tho
stoye described real estate. and must ba filed on
or before / ridsy,. r, b. 10. 1893, and tho s. 10 viii be
made on OF after Saturday, heb. II, 1853. IN open
court. HENRY AEGER
Guardian OF the person and of the estate of
fasoM Bartlett, an in n e Ierson.
Dsto1 Helena, Mont Jan. l6. 1893.
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Going to Chicago and east your short
quick route is via St. Paul and The North
weste Il Line" Leave Butte GAO a. NJ.
Helena 1915 a. u. TO-DAY, reach 81. Paul
f:55 4. ID. second day, connecting with fast
dry train of "Ihe Northwestern Line"
leaving St. Paul 500 q. IN. daily and ar w.
ing Chicago $50 p. IL. same day, making
less than sl1ty-thIee LOUIS from Butte and
less than sixty hours from Helena, which il
several hours less time than via any other
llae 10 Chicago.
Ibis 9:35 /. III. arrival in Chicago insures
connection With all the principal lines from
Chicago east, and The Northwestern
Line" Is the only line from st. Paul that
Nakes al! of these connections in Chicago.
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SH' EIFF'S S III. p. STEELE. PLAIN
- t Il, vs- William II. Orr and Anna f. Orr,

MI .liH . . III. II. : lEtELE- PLAIN
- t Il, va. William II. Orr and Anna f. Orr,
defen ants.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
district court of the First Judicial d strict of the
state of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and , larke. on the Sd day of January. A. Il.
1873. IN the above entitled action. wherein John
Il. steele, tho above named p %aintitf, obtained
a ludgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
January, A. b, 1893. for The sum Of seS6
besides interest, costs a d attorneys fees. which
said decree was, on the d day of January
e.; D., 1893, recorded in Judgment book No.
II OF ssld court, at page =, | am com
manded 10 sell all hose certain lots. pieces or
parcels Of land, situate, lying and being in the
county of Lewis and Clarke, 9 ate of Montana.
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
! OTIS numbered one az and two ~ in block
numbered ten 90. of the Joseph Cox addit on
to. n" city of Helena, state of Montana. each of
ga d lots having a frontage of fifty 500 feet on
oGney slroet, and u d. pth of one hundred and
forty liO) feet to an alley.
Together with all and singular the tenements,
here ~itaments and appurtensnces thereunto be-
IonRing or IN avywlse appertaining.
ubllc notice is hereby given, that on Thurs.
day. the 9Th day of February, A.. ID 1893, at II
O'Clock m. of that day, at the front door of the
court house, Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
n ontana, | will. in obedience to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, sell the above
described property, or 80 much thereof as may
be Necessary to sati.f said Judgment. with in
;."iest and costs, to the highest and best bidder,
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this 10Th day of Janu-
airy, y. ID. 1893
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
BY +. f. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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WOMEN THAT MEN E.
They Must lie Cheerful, 1Aatrui, Sensib,,
and eutimentut.

They Must lie cheerful, Taatru,, Sensible
and entimentni.
A very remarkable parsonage. who " 4
called i'll her day and by oompetent crit O.
the most brilliant woman in America, sand
once to a young girl admire My dear. II
you aspire TO the position of ~fnvorits with
men. be n tool!'
IL might be objected that this bitter out
barst was the result of temperamen.al
rather than intellectual diffe ences. ia in
the case of Margsres Fuller. whose tn ctless-
ness and not he WISDOM TO med an obstacle
to friendship. The frat mentioned woman,
however. differed widely from Margaret
Fuller. She WAS cheei v and sweet tenn
pered as we'll as witty and amusing, only
aud therein lay very possibly the secret--
she had not an atom of sentiment. he
WAS u good comrade to men, hut when tho
sense of fun was at ong u on her shu would
laush at them as we'll as with them. AMI
this is an offence for which it may te
given or f. gotten, SAYS "a feminine writer
in the ST. Loui tar-Sa ings.
Men like n jolly woman, but they rntety
low her. Taey laugh good zeal anon
then'Se!ves. an femin II stang a. parent
Nv Ia considet ed ather weak diet. lLeu.
too. IT il apt o he tlnsed with satire, snC
that in itself Ia te rifying to say the least.
Yet its ant.shesis-faul finding, que ulou =
ness, or the mi dest expressions OF sorrow-
thew lice + ON IA from the jaws OF dealt.
Bat men don't like a fool. For n fool i.
apt to Tense and TO ment in "A thousand
forms. ike Il human gadtir. 1t requires
not II little intellect to know when anu how
and what to speak, and also how to supI ress
ones knowledge.
10 be brief, tho woman who is a mascu-
line favorite il inva iabiy CHI erful in pub
lie. keeping her woe, ior private contsn-
%plation; has tact enough to manage Il state;
ca Oh a great deal moro 70 d ess than she
pretend.; is never monotonous nor slow;
although she scrul lousy keys he voice
below sharpness O complaint; will not TO
any consideration speak i'll OF a friend;
asks a great MANY innocent questions, anu
none that may be difficult to answers; Can
others do the talking an exploit
IL mselves. while she serves only AS Il
in, and last. but so far from least
that 1T is the most i'm, ortant of ali, cult.
Yates all the sentiment of her companion to
the utmost.
This ideal cha acter is not only liked by
the other sex, but, what 10 infinitely moe
to her credit. she is loved by her own. In
fin ltely more to her credit-Ma y Clemmer
wrote to Alice Gary and her st ong mol
upon all the lives with winch her own ever
In contact, For Il IN to 10 We u
woman ia of nature; tor a woman to love a
man is of grace"
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distinction than he earned by his services
IN the upper branch of the national legis-
Iature. In the early history of the senate
II was a school for statesmen. From 1t they
graduated into positions of trust and honor.
Men have resigned from the senate to &C
eept posts in the public service which are
now considered far below the senatorship
In honor. For example, one of New
York's senators resigned to become mayor
OF New York CITY; another to be postmas-
Ser there. To-day the senate seems to be
tho climax Of political ambition, or at least
OF political achievement. At brief inter.
walls paragraphs appear in public print,
perhaps five or six lines in length, an
%nouncinR under n telegraph date line that
Mr. -- died here to-day. He was for
merly a senator from this state and served
reader has probably never heard of Sen a.
tor -. Ten years hence some OF the men
who are to retire from the senate March 4
Will die. perhaps, and their obituaries will
attract just as little attention from the
readers of that day.
secretary OF state before he went into the
senate. He has now retired to p ivate life
ano to comparative obscurlsy, spending
much of his time at his beautiful country
home in Vermont.
Mr.. Edmunds, of Vermont, who was a
strong candidate for the presidential nom
nation eight years ago. resigned from the
senate because of his own failing health
and the poor health of several members OF
his family. He spends his time in travel
and recreation. He ia now in California.
Johnathan Chase, of Rhode Island. re-
signed his seat in the senate to give atten-
ton to his business affairs. No one ont.
side of Rhode Island ever hears of him to-
day. But for that matter he was not
especially conspicuous during his term in
the senate. except for the fact that he was
the only Quaker there and that he wore a
steel-pen coat all day.
MI. Conger, of Michigan, used to divide
interest with MIR. Chase in this peculia ity
of attire. Mr.. Conger ia now practicinq
law IN Washington. appearing chiefly be-
fore the committees OF congress-. He is no
longer a public character.
Henry B. Payne of Ohio, over whose
election there was go extended a cont rove]sv.
has slipped out of public notice com etely
since the expiration of his to m. If he is
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A Leader.

Since its first int oduction, Electric Bit
ters has gained rapldly in pc, ular favor,
until Dow 1t is %clearls in the lead amono
pure medicinal tonics and alterative,-
containing nothing which permits its use
as a leverage or lntoxl cant, 1t is recognized
as the best anu pu est medicine for an uil-
ments of 5 omach, Live or HI news. II
VIII cure SICK Heg lnche. Indigestion, Con-
an drive Malaria from the sys-
tenn, Satisfaction qua anteed with each
holtle or the money VIII be refunded.
r ice only 80 osnts q bottle. sold by H..
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Are You Interested in Gold MiniDp?

II SO, investigate thoroughly the wonderful results obtained bv
NJ CRAWFORD MILL. This mill. from actual working tests, has
aohIeVed greater results grown in popularity more rapidly and is
To-Day going lnto more mining camps than any other mill. It's
simplicity, cheapness, high saving powers on base ores fills a Iona
needed want. and hundreds OF low grade base mines heretofore
lying idle can now be worked as good dividend-paying properties
NO one interested in a gold property should fail to investigate this
mill Illustrated catalogues can be had and a working model seen.
and all information obtained by applying or calling at our office.
LINGHAM 6 ElLBECK. Agents. Atlas Building, Helena, Mont
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Nervous Prostitution,

Sleeplessness, Sick and Nervous Head.
ache, Backache, Dizziness, Morbid Fears,
Hot Flashes. Nervous Dyspepsia, Dullness,
Confusion, Hysteria, Fits, St. Vitus' Dance,
Opium Habit, Drunkenness, etc., are cured
by DR.. Miles, Restorative Eervine. 1t does
not contain opiates. Mrs. Sophia C. rownlec,
Deland, Fla, suffered with Epilepsy for so years
and testifies to a complete cure. Jacob Petre, Ella,
Oregon, had been suffering with Nervous Prostr;,.
ton for four years, could not sleep, nothing helped
him until he used DR.. Miles Restorative Mer.
vine he is now well.
Iwtsh to bear testimony to The value of DR.. Mlrs'
Restorative NPrutae. For fully 20 years I suffered
necessarily from a distressing nervous headache,
from which I could get no relief. Last year 1 was
compelled TO quit work because of its severity. I
procured a bottle of DR.. Miles Nervine, and after
taking about one-half of it the headache disap-
peared, and l have not had it since. I have reason
to believe 1 have been permanently cured, and
DR.. Mites Neruine must have the credit.
WV. EVANS, Ed. Ladependent, Waynesburg, Pa.
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wo k tor the NlcN-
ragun canal: but
this is urelv "a
commerc nj enter
prise. MIR. LRphani,
WHO su Gee ed Nh.
Conklipc. tell into
ir~rsdeeiuable OBJ
security. political
n n d CONNIE cial.
immediately after
his Ell en,ent. The
pred ors of
these men had quite
n different reco d.
Those who wer- in
tho senate during
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THE LEO MINING Il MILLING COMPANY
OF Montana. Works located three a ID ono
haii mile from Butte, Silver Bow COUNTY. Mon
tauA.
Aoticc is hereby given that at a meeting OF the
trustees OF said company held on tho 9tn day Of
JAIlusry, lr33, an .ssese ment of one-haif cen,
per share was Ievled upon the capital stock of
said company, payable on the 18th DAY of Feb.
ru"Ty. 1873, TO JOHN J.. Meyer, secretary of said
conn any. al the office Of the / co Mining 4 Mill
ing "Inpany OF Montana, room No. 40. Com
ine'c 81 building. st l. uis. 30.
Any ttnck npon v HIGH said assessment shall
remain unpaid on the 2ith day Of February 1sgh.
snhl! he ioelnsd delinquent and will b. duly ad-
GoFtlsrd for aala, at public auction and unless
payment be made before will bo sold on tho
Nbth day of March, 1856, tu pay he delinquent
sssesstnent, together with the costs of adyertis-
INK and expenses of sac.
JOHN +. MEYER.
Secretary Of said . Company.
hoom No. ilU, Commercial Building.
St. Louis, Mo.
thiCo OF said Company.
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ALAS, 50 SOON FORGOT!
Inc Fame OF a Retired Senator Lasts
Fewer Years Than His
Term.
Ihat Body Now Come to Be Re-
garded as the Political
Graveyard.
With Rare Exceptions E~x-senators Are
Of Little at Homo
or In Wider Fields.

Oblivion seesns to be the fate of men
Onco conspicuous in the United States SEN
ate. but who, by the fortunes of polite.
are releRatcd to private life. Political re. n
tatlon 10 80 ephemeral a thing that it
scarcely lasts through one administration.
2 the federal senate in particular fur
nishss some striking examples thereof. or
late years politicians have come to regard
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II 40 q political
graveyard. o.
c%asiOnally a man
like Spooner. OF
Wisconsin. who
leaves the senate
while he Is still
in tho vigor of
early manhood.
keeps his name
and personality
bsfore the public
and possibly at
t0in0 even Craata,
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rRDp0SALS-SFhLrD PROPOSALS FOR
\ the ere, support and ma ntenance of the
sick. poor ana intlrm I this county. per capita,
by the week, for tn year succoeding March /.
lcs3; esid propose 3 TO include the entire cost Of
feeding, clothing and nursing OF said sick, poor
md lnTrm, and ali burial ex penges thereof; y ill
be received at this Office until March /. 1898.
by order of the Board of County Commi sion
ere. j. <. TOOK bis. Clerk.
helena, January Is, lsS3.
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Our Religious AntiDoles

In the census of New Zea!nnd taken in
1891 IN att npt was mad to classify t e
e!:glona heli f. of the peuple. ia II 20 u
of G26, Cos only 1000 were found out
al . the pale of On istiau tie ief, and ouly
~ Of this number were y ofessed agnosticF.
- an + ~aErisao Chronicle.
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no. 3,26iO
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
L. s. land OFFICE,

: -. ! AND btFlJF,
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 10, 1893. {
Notice is hereby given that tharles Is. Dole
and Va liam H.. A. r. wn, by thomas +.
address is Helen Mon, have this day filed
their application for a patent far $50 cIes
placer mln,ng ground beari & god and reel as
stones situ5ted in - Cunurganikedl
mining distric county of owls an Clark and
sta . of M~ontana, md desiXna'ed w the tlold
: oLrs and oil C al p at on tie in this Office az
sur o. 70. 4,l0l in township u nrr h, range 3
west of principal ba @ line and lner dian t
Montana, said survey 0. 4, 100 being as 70 lows,
toy t.:
leg ming at cos er No. 1, whence the so h.
west corner of sectip Il j., town hip II north.
range ! west bears outh ii eegTes, - minutes
nt's eNs' 800 I ct t, corner No. Z: thence so h
30 degrees o minutes west 2,307 feet to corner
No 4: th'nce north u degrees 10 minutes west
500 eat TO corner o. 4; theme north 80 degrees
30 g. i4u es e st =, 707 feet to place of beginning.
Ma cite variation ~ degrees cast, containing
100 Arres.
he location of this mine is recorded in tho
IecprN'tr's. oitice of LEWIS aid larke county,
] ont ma, IN book of . he ad-
Joining ciaiman is narles S. ! ole. claiming
euryey No. 4,1US on the east.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF ga d pare mine or surface ground,
register OF the | nlted tatea land office at Hell
ena, III the state of Montana. during Tho sixty
Days rerlod of publication hereof. or they will
be 'arred by virtus Of the proyisi N of the
statute.
S A. SWlGGE4T. Register.
Nelson Il Sett es. Attorneys for Applicants.
IItst publication Jan ~, 1893,
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NOW still it is al
the father-in-law of
that champion po-
litlcal fool killer,
MIR. Whitney. MIR.
tarweil, of Illinois,
was e political acct
dent, and he will
p obably not fall in-
to prominence Il sec
ond time, He has
gone back to Chi
ago TO attend TO his
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