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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
. PUBLIC KITCHEN WHICH NEEDS HELP

An appeal for the Public Kitchen. No. 81 East
One-hundred- a nd third-st.. is made by the Rev
Madison C. Peters, president. and Robert voelcker
treasurer The scheme Of this charity Is 10 pro-
vide warm meals TO the poor free Of cost to those
who have no money and at cost price to those
who can afford to pay. Butchers bakers and gro
GERS have promised to furnish food free of charge
for some time but money is needed to establish
and spread the work. Patrons may buy Tickets
ten for 81, for distribution among the needy poor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
EACH SUFFERED CHANGE OF MIND.

Taken from county Jail. on his own recoS-
nizances was Joseph Becker. yesterday. Becker
had toyed with the heart of Miss Leah Ctron
He became engaged to her and then failed TO at
tend the party which she gave TO celebrate the
affair He sent his brother instead to say that
he couldn't marry Miss Citron. Then Miss Cliron
had him arrested While In durance vile he changed
his mind and said he would mary Miss Citron
Meanwhile Miss Citron had changed her nina
also
yesterday. land won'tsg give him another chance
Becker must appear in court to-day to answer
Miss Citron's breach Of promise suit against him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
IN THE HANDS OF RECEIVERS.

Memphis. Tenn. Dec. 12.-W. r. Hail. genera
manager. was yesterday appointed receiver OF the
Raleigh Springs Railroad. suburban hne run
ming ten miles out from Memphis to summer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13

Albany. Dec 1.-THE portion OF the divorce
mutt between Cora Tanner and Colonel Sim. the
theatrical manager Of Brooklyn. which was decided
in the Court Of Appeals to-day, affirms the order
which denied the ACTRESSES application for alimony
pendente lite and granted her counsel fees amount
ing to $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
Facial Blemishes
and Skin Diseases

a Speciality at the John H. Wooo0bsys
Derma toll ogicai Institute. II you r pH.s
wsrt bemish. or disease on q, IN c "a
your akin, call write ABOUT H. ~''e~
ton free at ONCE or BY letter. =. ..
Estabiished 1870. l26 w. AID ST. NJ ss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-12-13
Useful
Xmas Gifts

ARE CONSTANT REMINDERS OF THE GIvER.
CIfAFING-DIsHEs POLISHED COPPER AND
NICKEL FIVE O'CLOCK TEA-KETTLEs. ToDDY-
Giles: DECORATED CHINA sETs-D1NNER, TEA.
LUNCH. BREAKFAST SINGLE CUPS AND sAU-
PrrCIIERs-IN FACT EVERYTHING USEFUL
FOR THE HOUSEHOLD Is TO BE FOUND AT
100 AND 132 WEST AID ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
rArER uYAuSruE,s CHURCH.

patcr Hyocinihe's Idea OF iorming
new religious society composed OF
both Catholics aud Proteslanls, 90
mentioned ia our dispatches, II not
exactly new one. tis but an effort
20 build further on the foundation laid
10y tho representative Of the Evan.
sulical Alliance. But hiB methods arc
probably new as tho celebrated
"huretc" generally displays a great
deal OF originality iD bis work. over
twenty years ago, lynolnthe, thru "a
Catholic mouk,supp8ssi 70 regard non.
Catholic religions ss Horasies, declared
that the Jewish, Catholic and PF1tel.
lauuc religions are the three great
religions o, tho civilized world,
declaration which huIlci in the
mluda OF his supoHor uspici0u
,nRt hurlllr was developing
under tho f.m0sr cloak OF
mo member of the brotherhood.
Judging from Chat expression d. would
Seem that the reverend father BOO hls
advanced aEo Is only rnJenvyriug 10
carry out aa il,a ,n., mus. have
occurred TO u.m already luhis y.ulscr
days, auI the realization of which uas,
perhaps, been luu great ain Ut his lile.
patr Hya1utho has frequently ape
Ig.red iu public playing gue rolo Of
connecting link uo wceu tho two great
divisions Of the Christian world.
when boo denounced papagy ar was
careful 90 em mas ~ that Dc was only
.le abuses uo giurd uL By leaving
uo monastery only al.cg buua
a5muly r.lUssI from mis- vows by W
.apr, nc st ou.c protested against g.
Catholic institution ana ooEuowlg.g,
,hc authority OF the Roman p1ul O
an acknowledgment which ulI not pee
vent him iglm vigorously opposing IA,
doctrine of lUiuhbinlS promulgated
by pu Ia When he visited tur
United s.r. aud Elf.auA Hr ilycly
associated with pF1us ants OF varioua
! Denominations, tga,eTul4lug wish the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
PROFESSOR rINDALL

with the death OF Professor Tyndhll,
which has been announced In our dis
patches, science loses one OF her most
devoted ami accomplished disciples.
lie was bora n Leighlin Bridge, Car.
low, Ireland, August a, 1890. Having
lot the national school where the
foundation lof hls education was laid,
no went 10 Gcfma.y AMI continued
his studies at tho university of Mar.
burg, aud Afterwards On Berlin. On
his return 70 England be was elected
Fellow Of the Royal Society ia 1852
and the following year ho was ap.
pointed professor Of natural phi .osophy.
In 1855 In company with Professor
Huxley ho visited Switzerland,
chiefly for recreation, but mi,
anu following visits resulted in
a thorough investigation OF the slruc.
turu ard motion Of the glaciers OF thu
Alps. In 1859 no commenced HE
researches on radiant heat, and some
years later his Cheat Considered a. a
Mode Of MUtionp was published, "a
work which, together with bis previous
publications, placed him Ia tue font
rank Of physlcists, A. tho death OF
Professor Faniay at Trinity House ho
succeeded him ~ superintendent o, the
Royal Institution. IA the cary par'
Of 1890 he engaged Ca political cor,
tosplndcnce with Sir W. Hurcouri, and
since that time, though constantly
bu'y with scientific puuuits and al'
ways sure Of respectful hearing by
reason Of his high attachments, he ha.
Aopt more or lees retired from public
ylUW. Science owes much 10 him and
hia name will not soon bs forgotten.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
REMEDY rOR SIP nRows.

Since tho introduction into this par.
Of the country OF tho lille Euglish
sparrow, which It was intended 60
have operated Ia a crusade pg,iust
ruitdogtnying insects, but which
engaged Instead IA tho uuwelc1me
pns,lme Of proving on orchards, gar.
donG fields aud other birds, those who
were Monumental In bringing and pro.
tcgi,ng the pesli,eTous aud pugnaci0us
foreigner have been frequently the
tuGluo, OF remark, Inspired by other
feelings than those gf gratitude, while
many efforts have been male 10 rE-
,igUatc their ertwlilo wards. But iu
optic Of q bounty Or hIs scalp the
sparrow ggUs ON extending his domain
ami uumJeTa, aud promises to continue
90 do sg.
The Rocky Mountain region (, not
the only section 90 ybe country that
o. made JHo subject Of rayagos
ty tho leltneled nuisance. La
tho South tgu cotton fields
pro compelled Go gay % heavy tribute
10 bis vumolous appetite. A. Che
hollis open, tho cotton ana seed CO..,
picked out aud carried Oh by sparrow p,
some planters olHm,ns tlAt they have
loo. huulgels OF pounds iu ths Waj
lna fluH.e season. a Galveston, Tex.
gs, p8p.r claims tuata FARMER in tina.
viuluiiy mas solved the pmDlpm ir ,uu
iItulct. lr aa lHis l.ao u.rJ's dtps,.
Ugu1us uro concerned. 40 Is rla,a.
That no concluded Go try whisky ou
tue i1u hu soaked wheat boo tlr
quvr 0uJ bt,,w,d ltublu, up yau.
I.o spau3ws iouul 8. auI though.
,lpy bad a piouic. so ,lyy has; bI
lu Hltusu oh tWelty mlnu.ut .narc WN.
mo uIslss, 10. oi English snaglow
over seen ON the face of Che e9lH.
They rolled about the grUuug ol tavI.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

,tss and bacss aud acted like
pare OF Iuukafds, oil lh'
While u.lenrg the most oomical
queaks. They dii NOS have long to
uruo this entertainments however,
- they were soon gathered up h'd
brown toto b1gs, from which they
aoro prepared fo- p.i.pic. The me-
.sy there were tskeu cop two bufheis Of
runLen eparrows fgr several DAYS
be proceeding was continued uruI
Ioro were scatueiy auy Of ine birds 90
.u iounu On the ucIgnUIrho9i.
II may be that the sparrow has na
Iuror nn appetite i0r .Hy ardent as has
.ne typical politician or Iao1r agi.a'of'
But tue discovery. 70 % can be- called
such, Of tie Ttaas .almcr is not hk,ly
90 be pat TO any srrttuc e., even 10 the
Lone Str state, unia-s the whisky
could be- made available a. were thr
igs frcscrbou t1a lady for tho IT,
uoval OF corns. sHn eagerly ate tho
ruil, remarkiug iual thu cofus must
ug satisfied with tbr .muil OF the box
0r they could sifvs % death, when
shc would DO able 90 remove them
anyway.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

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that man. man Pro, s..ubona.
Ia, ,.n.Y..a, s, IA, choral
fTrt,r ,,t now of u.ttoY.I 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
VAN ALEy DECLINES.

L
Thofo who favor the doctrine o..
running the governments on a business
plan that would distribute Co. various
DGic.tl men who are bost qualified
fog tho service, will Del gnunoi 90
learn chat Mr. J. J. Van Allen has
declined to serve a. United States
Ambassador 10 tt,ly. 10 has token him
a long time % bpCo up his mind 90
bongrHcr, but having brought him.
self 10 % oven the gentle uorsuAa.ous Of
"a pcrslual appeal from his patron, the
President falls 10 move him.
Coralu editors who hIvo been en-
gagged Tor several months IN telling
the public o great deal moru about
the gentleman than ho cared g. have
known, Ur perhaps know 90 a certainly
h.mscli arc much indebted 90 him for
concluding 10 stay % home. For, hnv-
Ing talked thtmsclvcs out OF breath Ia
the vain effort 10 persuade the Prosi.
dent Of Van Aleu's uudtuaas, they
had, Of the latest adyices, turned to
each other la despair to ask II "hofp
yet romans anything that eau DO
done 10 keep him st home"
The charges Ia Mr.. Van Aleu's calC
were, that the appointment hsd been
purchased by him With a $780, 900 con.
tribution TO the Democratic campaign
fund, and that IN aIdiuJn b this div.
grace hanging uoon his record, he was
utterly unqualified for the position.
This Is the substance Of tho matter
on which Mr.. Van Allen hhs been rr-
called through every Newspaper he has
chancui TO pick up during the several
months intervening brtween his np.
pliu,mcnI aud Intended departure.
The $4,000 which he now all but con.
fcsscs 10 have donated to the cam.
paign, would not begin to pay Tor TIC
choice space he has commanded in the
newspapers. A half a million would
be a modest charge for such an amount
Of advertising.
But that 10 side Issue. Tho ab.
slfi,iy Of his appointment has been
emphasized by tue fact that Italy -
Just now la tho frat throws Of rovolu.
ton. II the United States needs a
particularly capable representative IN
any country, Italy would DO fore.
most under present conditions. And
the idea, at such time, Of
pruon being there whose beat recon.
menuatlon ~ that he IL Imam OF
fashion," has given some OF tho miIrl.
poli,au editors the nightmare.
MT. Cleveland very Kindly como,
forward ia the case 10 ray ",he char Is
were not true" That IL aatuaL They
reflected quito ne heavy diicroiit upon
himself who stood on one side Of
the Transaction, us upon Mr. Van
Allen, on tho other side. Anyway, tho
avowM Of tho deiondaut in the case
viii have quite as much weigh with
tho public ~ the denial oil oounivance
In any bargain by tho co-deiendsnt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

ministers ami speaking from their put
rite. That such % career should cu,
With an ntoupi 70 foim what may Boo
termed au amalgnmatio1 church D.
OF surprising. itwould have been
alm.s. disappointing should noiniu e.
o practical nature have boon OLig.c
fho world by a ma. who coattrlc.,u
.he attention VI two continents ON nc'
o.uu. OF hls uitenalcs ON church
ioH.cl
On ,he attempt Of the reiormer
not much noel 20 bo said. 81 i4r
81. ho nims at the breaking down o.
bi'0try and religious intolerance. 80 %
c0mmcnIablr. But % he holds that
tho brIsilg ov0r of tho cualm that
separates Rome from hrs opponents J..
sil that ls uculci for lhs restoration J
tho Church, he is certainly as m,Cl
mistaken us many o.hsr fefOrmurs
have been. Tue Church, being tha
organization OF the Almighty among
Hs children, eau not bee built nor g,-
built ~ any man without Divine uu-
.AaFiy. Perhaps pator uyaoiuthu ha-
folt iu,salJ also h.s lack OF authority
TO ruorsauIaa 10 or be does no.
coll bus organ cation a church bu;
tau National society OF EvAnscl
lion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

a correspondent at BAuuach, Mon
taun, wricG
Efi1FDaerci Noou
Please inform mo through ysur ynlu-
nhlo pnrnr how She United stAtoa Gone
gross viii und politically a'iur tho Avn
" March, ispL
Until the i.I of March, 1895, 70 will
stand a. 3, noes now, except Tor such
changes az may result from the death,
resignation OF disability 90 any OF the
present members. No living man eau
tell how 10 Will stand after that.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
Provide Chairs

No they ran hp seated durlng tho entire time
OF iIr'r F.Itat Wonderland THIS b. nh iur
our profit, Huf Tor .uf comfort NJ tbs tAuit-
These .rHl 500. HN ausnWto.y free. We
charge un admission Co thuu hut reserve
IuHm fHr iHH u.f no iIdiua Longer and bet.
iuI shows N.l uU given lI inc uuiu Thaatrr
Department tIsu rFrr before a cnntlnulut
.h'N .rHm ino uur you enter until you leave
Wonderland.
ilnll tHH uamra of tho list OF nrtl-ts we vHI
UrU.yH. .H NU.u IuHafur fTr tlu week com
nguuIus IHurslHF, HgH. lth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

We should disllEv 90 believe that G.y
other cause than hard times is 60 D.,
charged with the failure OF the Choral
Union at their CONCERT last evening 90
an the beautiful Congregational
church IN tni. CITY 20 ovul wing.
We nre sure it was not the fault OF Che
Union, whose fame q, an oggaulzaua.
and IN the individually Of itH con.
ductor solois's and lnslrumenBisA
sufficiently established in tuo COM
muuity. 10 it was 'he fault Of On.
newspapers In not giving greater pub
liclty to the event, the NEWS Ola &c.
part ap1llg zs and prlmisot 20 I
better I'm future, II It was the fault 10
the public, through Indifference to IN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

Whothor you buy or not
como and 500 tho magnificent
display OF Card Books and
humorous Novelties, suitable
Tor holiday gifts, az tho Utah
Book and Stationary CO.. lS
Mccormick Block, and Toys II
tho Branch Store, % MAN
StFoof.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
THE
OetorooD,

uu1gr iHr personal direction and supervision
Uf NL IluN q OMALLEl. NepIc etc
with now HrUuIr and mechanical oforta,
among which viii DO Hcru perfectly
uuFaHE MIaHiHHIurl River steamboat, h'|p
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

Hool's Sarsaphtilla IL carefully pre-.
pared from saunplrliln, Dhulcliou,
Mandrake, Dick, pIpstsHewa, Juniper
Berries aud other we'll known rem.
tdies, by n peculiar combination,
proportion und pf0cese, giving 20
hoOu'i Sarinratilla curative powers
not possessed by other medicine. II
effects remarkable cures when other
preparations fail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

7hr Ntws fton sa eaftHn principal iioie.H
News etsndf HnH oH 900 rafsrurcf irlIud ItaH
ing thu city hfitr 8 pm dsiiT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
PAULLM & LEE,
Tb5mo.g versatile akctcb team on tho Amen
ruu stage

FoEHEsrEg g. POWELL, tho rep
preventative African Duo.
DILLON d. NEWELL Matt. Billy,
urnnutr.H Irish Comedians, vo1ilis.s and.
hurln.IH boxing act in America,
..r.r appearance OF tho QUEEN CITY
QUNUIETrL 1T tenor 49, Lomup.
NN.u, .uI fuuor--E ~. Forester, Ut
lHa.- EH.. Powell, gud hu,s w. white.
Iu'IN.H".Nr 1000 uIg.nHi sketch entitled.
"ulE Boys RETURN" introducing
Iuh0.H SONGS. witty sayings and genuine
plantation uun, and wing dancing
uu wednesday,. DNo l3fh ovory lady
will r".HHHn COIN PURSE
SATURDAY.. luIlrpu's Mntinoei Oh
children admitted toull departments Tor
DOS.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

Brandrcth's Pile .lriiy the blood,
stimulate %. ly.r atfrngthon the
kilngyH, regulate Ihr uIweif. they
we're intfo iucrd into luu Usitci State.
in 1850. Slncu iHHi Uue over eiNty
millions OF b.zrs u lnuifs;h's Pills
have been used.
This, together with 'h.u1auds % con.
viuciug Testimonials 'f0m Hll parts W
the world, is positive evidence OF their
value.
Braudrethis Pills are purely vegc'
iaulo, absolutely humio's and safe TO
take at any time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

suhseritsrt chsnrInr their pisse1f residence
ttosld always nvo former ~ wol' % pfefcni
address
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

An Extended Popularity, Browne
Bronchial tfOch.a hpvU Tor many
years been the meet popular article in
ufs tor relieving Coughs and lhr5at
troubles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06

hNAA NANN iva NANAN
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california aLi tuh irulfH
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Hood, Pm. cure bIIlIou.ne.,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-12-06
WILLIAM KRAACK

Dealer iu
al iutH ot Green GrOcgrICB.
Poultry Butter and Esys
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
SALE = CHARLES L RAN
A. boute!le. franklin h. Wallace and L. c, +.

SHERlFF'S SALE = CHARLES L RAN
~ lett. plaintiff. vs.. Clara j. Poutelle. william
A. boutelle. franklin h. Wallace and L. G, +.
Lott. assignee. defendants.
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court OF the firet judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana. In and for the county OF Lewis
s I'D Clarke; on the 9Th day Of l'ecembsr. A. D.
H.. anlett. the above named. plaintiff. obtained
> Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and ta!e
gains, Lara !. hontelle., William 4. Eautslle.
.ignse. defendants. on the 9Th day Of reeember,
A. D. 1898. for the sum of u. 2sO.s g. besides in
terest, COSTS and attorneys fees. which said dc.
eres was. on the 9th day Of December, 4. d.
1884, 1923: recorded = in tqdsmsnt book Nc q said
that certain lot. piece. or parcel Of land situ-
ate, lying and being in the county Of Lewis and
Clarke, state Of Montana. and bounded and de-
''f Lot n u iSs.sd' ss 10 T Is, in block P of the
piece or parcel of land havias : frontage Of
llu feat. according to and ~ described on the
official amsndsd plat Of the said named addition
now on I'll: in the cfiloe Of the county clerk AMI
Tosethss With all and singular tho tens.
unto belonging or In any wise sppertaining.
Public notice IL hereby given. that on ratur-
O'Clock m. OF that day. at the front door Of The
court house. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. I will, in Obedience to raid order OF sale
and dsoree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
be necessary to safety said judgment. with in.
tsIsst ind costs to the highest and best bidder.
Given unds. my hand. this 7th day Of Dsoeua-
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
By FRED 4 Hoss. Under sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
Unju.tiAsble Crossaess,

Who OF us have not known within the
circle Of our personal acquaintance men
whoso wives shrank from making known
Sthc waHtao OF the family and dreaded to
ask for money wherewith to meet themi
And men whose children were ~unnaturally
quiet In their presence and would much
Don do without some coveted pleasure
than risk what would DO risked In seeking
Indulgence at their fathers handsi
How many loyal, faithful wives say to
children whose rebellion ut such treatment
in really irrepressible, "Hushl l will not
hear q word against your father!' But
o from the heart goes the invaluable af-
lection that many a father has lost forever
because of utterly unjustiflable crossness
and unreasonable lack Of sympathy to-
ward his own dear children.
How easy II II to think Of women whcsa
faces wear a habitual look OF anxiety and
care and whose manners are marked by
nervous, apprehensive air, as though con-
~drcading to make some mistake.
or else on the qui vive for the petulance
and fault finding sure to be encountered.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-12-10
MISS MINNIE B. CRAM, MANAGER
ALIAS sUMMONS-lN.. THE DISTRICT
. 81 s 81 no Of the !, En-. .na }ad 3ba o aiss,ie. !. 4 Il:

ALIAS sUMMONH-N.. THE DISTRICT
~. FL :! Hs q q: Il ~: md lss IL e e s':ss'': :. Z fea y:
,. a::;5 s;:;.t s;p; e. e. RR,;1 tss's ssn Y,: !, |: Y ssgs:;
s1 rb s1.g az = oo e WaStsn. d.assaan.
above named defendant:
You are hereby required te appear in ~ action
II SaI sRs ai: sssse' so sHs q q IL e.. a FL: 3 3adss1.i paEs ;s,9iss
Ct the state e Aontana in and for tho oounty, Of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
mons, ifserved within this county: er.if served out
Of this county. but within this district, within
aece.din., % he prayer q s.id oomplalin..
ion Son to pisissi1 To- xsod.; v.,s o. .aa m n%:
apparatus, and Tor moneys .dssnesd Tor your our
use. and for bsIaacs duo In stated account be-
tween yoq snd plaintiff. between January l..
sum at the rats Of ten per cant per aanun from
ths p.s%.ns Of - ..Id sum q si.o,s: 4
iii BY IN ua1ssson.Sls and 7ezssioa.
delay ever eines said date Thst raid. sum and
f F.. T pseti, t ni.r:s .. ): ,ew ~ |. s s.a Hhi s.a . r. No
And you arc hereby notified that. il you fail T.
required. the asid plaintiff vii take judgment
aYainst you in tho said sum Of one .thops4nd,
thirteen and thirty-siI ons-hupdredtha dollars
($i.OiA8 ~ and interest theresa 1t tho rate Of ten
Der cent per annumf from Juns lot. 1891. until
paid, ~ demanded in the complaint.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
trict court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana in aud fer che
@C-@ county Of Lewis and Clarke.
REAL First this Esd day Of \ November In the
Jud. List. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. pisht huudrel and ninety-throa
-- JOHN BEAN. Usgk
BY G. O. FRBENAN. Deputy Clerk
h. y. Hepnsr. attorney for plaintiff.