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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15
Wanted Il Oregon.

SPhe two men who were killed
last Thursday, while attempting to
escape after robbing the Farmers
and Merchants bank at Delta COL,
and killing its cashier, were posi-
lively identified today as Tom and
Fred Mccarthy, father and son.
The third man, who participated
in the robbery, but escaped, is
Billy Mccarthy. He is also son
of Tom Mccarthy. These men
constituted the Mccarthy gang, OF
Oregon, and are wanted for rob-
bing stages and United States
mails there. There is q reward Of
$1,000 for them on that account.
The dead men were exhumed and
identified by Sheriff Condee, Of
Baker City, Or, who attempted to
arrest them in Oregon, but was
prevented by the McCarthys get
ting tho drop on him Ex-Chief
Of Police Farley Of DSnver, also
knows the gang, and says Tom
Mccarthy is the man who robbed
President d. H. Moffat, Of the
First National bank of that city,
some four years ago, securing $2t z
900. Budd Taylor, of Moab, Utah
who claims to be a relative by
marriage to the McCarty family,
also identified the men. Bill Nc
Carthy, the escaped robber, is still
at large, but pursuit has not been
given up.-Portland Oregonian,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15
Pierce-.-Rudio.


KWalter M. Pierce and Miss
Laura Rudio, daughter Of Peter
Rudio, Of Walla Walla, were mar
ried Sunday morning in that city.
The ceremony was performed at an
searly hour at the residence. Of the
brides parents on Eagan avenue, in
order to enable the couple to take
the w. &c G. r. train for Chicago
and the East Mr.. Pierce is we'll
known as the efficient clerk OF
Umatilla county. Miss Rudio has
many acquaintance in Pendleton
and also in Milton, where she form
erly resided. Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce
will return in three weeks and will
Immediately go to housekeeping in
Pendleton.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15
I'm the WAY from oregon.

FUpder the heading "All the way
from Oregon" the Omaha Bee Of
the 4th instant, states concerning
the recent cattle shipment: "The
first Oregon cattle that have
ever been sold at this market
were received yesterday. The train
load was owned by Mr.. Horn, who
lives in Pendleton. The prices he
received were satisfactory to the
gentleman, and he says that the
rates have now been fixed whereby
Oregon stock can be placed on the
South Omaha market at q profit
for the shipper over other markets.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15

DIR. Moffitt reports a sick child
at J. H. McUmberis at yansycle.
Noah Mulkey who killed Wm,
Mattson at Heppner the other day,
was found guilty of manslaughter,
and sentenced to a term of six
years in the penitentiary.
-1Yesterday noon the Cinnamon
at Charley Sings wash house be-
came involved in a free fight, and
the way ''pig tails" and jargon
few in the air wdssa caution. They
scatched, screamed, Mlled hair and
fought like demons. y
Wednesday at Olympia the
steamer Multnomah on her regu-
lar trip to Seattle struck a sunken
pile about half mile from the
wharf. She put into the west side
mill wharf, landed twenty passen-
gers, and then sunk. The damage
is not yet known.
A correspondent to the East Ore
gonian from Desolation Lake says
there are 150 rusticators at that re-
sort, and that a party from Long
Creek terrorized the people there
the other day by riding in a boat
and shooting at them on the
shore.
Mrs. Angus M. ellis viii open
up a kindergarten school Monday
morning, at her residence on
Fourth street. Hours, 8 to II a.
m. and | to 3 p. NJ. Terms 50
per month, or $5 for term Of three
months, payable in advance. All
materials furnished by her.
The rain was a boon to. every
body. 1t will be an immense help
in settling the dust for the remain
der Of the threshing season, and
will also permit of long sea-
son for fall plowing and seeding,
II will also improve the roads for
hauling and prove benefit in
many other ways.
Commencing Wednesday Sept.
9th, the Union Pacific will sell,
excursion tickets to Portland for
AND one-ffth fare for the round
trip, plus fifty cents, for admission
coupon to the Portland Industrial
Exposition. Tickets on sale by
the agent at Athena on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays. Good
for seven days.
Chas. Martin, mixed blood, on
the reservation was held up by
highwaymen near the agency, yes
terday. Martin hired a team and
buggy in Pendleton, to go into the
country and collect some money
due him. On his return trip three
men undertook the job Of "holding.
him up" but he lashed the horses
into a run, and eluded the robbers.
The horses became unmanagable
and ran through a wire fence,
throwing Martin out and cutting
him up pretty bad. He is now
under the physicians care at the
agency,
A little slough about five hun-i
dred yards from the Grande Ronde
river on the farm of Geo. Miller,
on the Sandridge, says the La
Grande Chronicle, was discovered
a few days ago to be fairly alive
with carp. A few hauls with a
seine, by some Of the residents in
that district brought out over two
hundred pounds of carp, the larg-
est one weighing exactly eight
| pounds. While the water in the
slough is stagnant, and is only
freshened in the spring, parties
who tried the fish say they were
fine eating. 1t is supposed the
fish escaped from the carp ponds
at Union when the water was
high and followed the river down
and finally took refuge in the vari-
Gus ponds along the Grande Ronde
river.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15
Take Notice Farmers.

The G. A. Barrett Co. will receive
wheat on accounts and allow 40 cts.
per bushel for good merchantable
wheat. Wheat to be delivered at
platform designated by US this viii
not apply to notes endorsed by
US and having passed out Of our
hands before this date. This offer to
hold good until further notice.
THE G. A. BARRETr Co.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15
pr Sale.


BUzAN-lnfant daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Buzan, OF Yansycle precinct. on
Tuesday evening lAtsg. 18th 1885,
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15

kces.
AJack Caviness and Willie Turn
er Of Pendleton, while out on a
fishing excursion at Desolation
Lake, were visited one night by a
huge mountain lion. Although
the brute avoided the boys it de-
voured a venison that the boys had
killed the day previous. n The
next morning the boys started out
on the animals trail with two fine
bloodhounds, and with blood in
their eyes and vengeance in their
heart, and at 10 o'clock had
the monster in camp. They
lodged seven bullets in him before
he would give up life. He meas
ured 10 feet inches from tip to
tip, and is the largest ever seen in
those parts.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1893-09-15

| NAThe Inland Republican family
| aye on the sick list this week and
irving McQuary came to the res
cue and got out the sheet. The
PRESS hopes that Mr.. and Mrs.
Hendricks will speedily recover.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

Erv YoEx. Nov. a.-Froun-Market
more sctivc. steadier; winter wheat low
grades. sa0Osa2t5.
waxAT-fairly active fox export; la Ic
higher. closing hrm; options were fairly
active, opening At 4dAe decline on local
realizing and easy cablss. rasiying &c on
foreign buying; trmsr wessand Local cover
iug. closing trln ~ H44c over yesterday.
No. red. November. eSIc; December
6o54e; January, 67Le; February, eslxe;
March. so,sc; May. s31sc
CoES-onset. stronger; options we're dull
and without SPECIAL feature; closing frm at
A4jse advance; May and December most
active November. fi5<c: Dscsmber, k5hc;
January. t5Ae; May. s6-c-
OArs-Dull. trmers options dull. frmer;
November. Sic; December. sac; January.
s5c; May, 35,.c-
LAzD-laist. firmer: western steam closed
a. 80 nominal; city at E.15asol
PoEK-Dull, steady; mes. x16.00tei7.o0.
CnEEss-Dull steady; state large. 20
ii%c. ~
CoSyzs- Options opened steady at s to Is
points down; closcd frm a. 70 IS down.
December. Si6D,a16-35; January. si6. 100
is.lo; February, tiS.ss<di9oo; March, $l5.65
@i5.75; May, Si5.35@a1a5n Spot Rio dull,
unchanged at 1ec.
sceAs-Raw. dull. weak; fair refining.
CSC asked; eentrifugals 50 test. SIC asked I;
refined steady. light demand; OF A. SkCa
Sloc; mould A. i51@l u-16c; standard.
A, 4 bte<a<5fc-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
roo OFTEN THE CASE.
suTWnGsIJn0 P0ooFo.

A young secisty lady, amer . round q
,ayety. becomes suddenly conscious 81 IN I'm
.>u4i sensation. She has frequent attacks Of
i,xsnes<, ~ bock ackss. end she fsels biss and
eneraliy run down
Noshsrs. look veil 70 your daughteul
Daughters look veil 70 yourselves!
Let The ara sympson dsaosing The APP
roach u dissass receive your instant stieu-
,oa. Healthy women are the hope Of the
ace. and y = vsll-aish criminal 70 nsgiscs
>oything which promises relief.
There 3 keps for ~ sufferers fron Nervous
Dixasea Read what follow:
Ma Jennie c. DsviA 6ne artist and a
accomplished suthoren, Of Westheld, Via.
.sd been subject 10 headache ever since she
ould remember. So severe we're her At
.cks n 70 cause at times temporary dellsium.
III treatment bad failed 70 relieve her, bat
-iter using d.. MiIsj Restorative kervins
re writes: q Ny record II 10 me. ~ least
ai-factory. No headache, constantly In
reasing appetite, and . consequent gain In
eight Of two and half pounds in juss one
eek"
Six weeks later she writes: Have read
nd sewed immoderately of late. bu' my
sadaches do not return
Mrs- John r. Miller. Of Valparaiso. Ind,
>as attacked three ysan ego viii turn Of life
lie worss form IL finally vent 70 her
sead, and al indicstions we're that Il would
.ezols either In insanify or softsning Of che
brain. Her husband thus writes: L would
e impossible for Ne 70 aftGnpt . descripfioH
her ss6rinss during all thu. time She
vas treated By our ssvy bsH local physicisnA
with but temporary benefit. She has taken
four bottles Of On. MILR REsroRArIvR
vERvrxK, and Il cured. She has gained
twenty pounds in weight / tell you. she
'ften bls,sss Jon for What you have done fos
herr
Recollect that Tor the cuRR Of al Ner
sous 0seases there b 10 remedy which ap-
brooches d.. Hslci 1srtsrat;ss Nsvv;a& II 10
ire from dangerous drugs aud opiasss. Sold
BY al druggists. on pnsitive guarantees, o.
w. Nils Medical Co. Elkhart Ind
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
STOCKS ON THE RISE
TARIFF IS NOT TO &c CHANGED
Csslsrs and crssgsss q. Good De-
maad--w hsss ssA Corn Higher
aad Provisipas Easier.

NEw Yosr. Nov. q. Aonsy On call
hes been easy. ranging iron ldlh PER
esua; last loan ct ~ per cent and closing
offered At II per cent
Prime nsrcsntiis paper tiz0s per
cent
Bar silssr. 6o1t. Msxicsn dollars ID
Sterling exchange b nrm. With actual
bus.bss In banksrs' biiis 81 tkzs0
As3ls for sixsy days and s5140lsoA
for demand
Po<ted ratss sfss9s s5s<; CONNER
eial bills. 4s2aAs24 for sixsy days
ana s4sAs4 u&szA for demand
uossFnm<nt bonds strong; state bonds
dull. railroad toldz higner
Silver az The stock exchange vas
neglsetsd-
The railway AID miscellaneous specu-
latioa was decidedly strong today and
tae usually active issues scored gains Of
s44ls per cent American sugar was
the leader o. the market. rising from
91ss 10 %. nearly 5000 shares chang
ING hands on the way up. The stop vas that
psonincnt fraser vho covered his shorts
yesterday ~as q large buyer 90 private ad-
vises IRON Washing on - the effect that the
"a 'pos d tariff Dill viii show no particular
change 80 Tar ~ the Americsn Sugar COM
pa1y . eoncerned Naether this II 80 or
not remains 10 be seen. AZ any rate the
rumor Was used Tor all II wac worth today.
Near the close he whole list moved Up and
the market lsft OF strong with net gain Of
Aess for the day. The total salss were
So. sf1 sharez
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

CEcAso. Nov. H-Thers was not much
interest manifested In tho wheat market to
day. - IL evident from the narrow range
The opening vas as 4 shsic under yester.
days close. May being quoted s71see5s
After the opening May advanced 10 6s&(d
SRI and held firm until near the close, when
some Of the old time bulls began buying and
advanced the price OF May TO 6a Inc Gloss
was At 81, gain Of <@xc for the day.
tloeing pr.ces we're:
WHEAr - Novcmber. eo1{cs December,
81 lscs May. e7skc.
Constituencies. eeAc; December. ssHc;
May. D%c-
Okrs-Sovember. 27jfci Decsniber. 27s{c;
May. S'sc-
Fosx-1anuary. So 2, May. s1237.
LAkp-Janusry. E.s5; May. H,62.
kIns-J anuary. Sc a.; Nay. AZ.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

UsfoS Srocu YAsDs. Chicago. Nov. n
Csttle-Receipt< 5000: common 10 extra
steers. s3-25a5.40; stocker- and feeders. s.. IS
CARS; cows and bulls. u-35C8S.50, calves
S-Otaa8.
Hogs-Receipts. 10 300; heavy. sAoo'a65O;
common To choice. sS00a5s0: choice
assorted. s. 3Stf5. 20, light. 8. lOtd6 IS: pigs,
81 5oas.25.
sheep-Receipts. 14.oo0; poor 10 choice,
<2ooaA75; lambs. <2I5Ed&sO.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
A.PREUSSER

Sing a song OF sixpence.
y bottle full of rye.
Four and twenty guests around
Its exccliency TO try.
When the bottles opened
And they find the liquor pure,
Everybody cries at once
Royal Ruby' sure
-k0yaI Ruby" Rye Whisky
il n rye that's pure. old and
mellow. Eleven years storage
in wood before bottling gives
IL q smooth. oily and pleasant
flavor. The connoisseur always
salls for Il. Quality guaran-
teed. 81 - per quart bottle.
ROYAL WINE CO.
Chicago.
For sale By scribner * Aid
wcrth. druggist.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

There are many such Of course. bat here
= ole which specially oommsn ds itself 20 In
'alids. viz. that IN order - acquire visor.
the sssis of health. that In iaorstion i only
possible hy re-esishlishing the functions OF
diTessioa and assimilation upon perrnansn.
basis stomsehics In name ars mum beris~z.
They impsrt slight stimnlus 30 appetite
nothing beyond this Much more il rsquirpd,
and Hc~tester's stomach Bstsu fills the
bill Tbs time-honsred standard insiror-
ant huilds I'D an eufeebled physique and pro-
tecte y against disease 10 iasafinz be thor
osigh conversion Of the slasneuf fe,rived
into he stonne.h into blood and b, al ti~
sue Clothed With Increasing srenssh
through thls unfailing agency. IRE system 4
defendsd sGa 20 infiue.css preiudlciaI 20
hesith - The Bifters IN malaria. rheaua
ttsu. ktineT sad aser tr~olls ard eon.tl...
ten.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
RETRoIT. GRID HAvENa
- MILWAUKEE RAIL Way.
Aa-- s.nLE >os ~ arfA1f

s {. Rspsa. s@m iepr fMg,s 800
sDenr fDsny errcps ssps>e
1ralns ssrsrs fsu. te~ f.ssls = n. tfxs
frs,.s arrive s.-s sss go - sesu sfsrm
E~ss~s-s-ss a RS xs~.sv rs-,r- ssss
- - "a IS sxn-< r<fIfr 1of - os<
~unx Apn Ir<<t< Hrn1x~~
f>x< fLEfrHEH Irss. fezs A<><k
ssk IosFEtEA. tt-f Itr1~f. IFs~a
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

M. Nxstow = ssprrrxs sssrr ~. 49, 49,
fer ehilar~a t>~thlns. II ssoth.~ Tee cha
rptir, sad - tbs b~~s reznedy 80 Dssrrk<rs.
fsenry-nss eeous . esfaa
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

HTGGIES-Mary Higgins. daughter of Mr..
and Ma James II gg ms of 10. "a Teeth
avenue. Funeral from 81 Andrews cathc-
drai this fnoraing al 20.
TlNTERMAN-John Tintcrmsn Of No. 50
umat.lla street. aged % years Notice Of
funeral later.
WORF EL-festerday at IL lis n his bate
residence. No. III Second street, Anton
NorfsL Notice Of funeral later.
T. q. Clergyman. funeral director, No. Is
Fountain street Telephone i.0uo
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
Detros, Gra,n.

Dkraorr. Mica. Nov. 2i.-Market closed
6rrner. about cent better than yesterdays
sor wheat. Wheat-So. . red. cash, Of &C;
No. rcd. b7Ac; December. siae, May,
81 &C
Corn---No. cash. &c.
Oats-No. ? white. s,sle; No. 7mired, soc.
kye---No. cash. f3c.
lTime Clover Sscd--ss.1
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

FurA
Bear. large. SIS. SIS. $40. s.
Cat, wild, sc.
Cat. house. l5c, 10c.
Deer skins. dry. per pound. 2Sc.
Fox. red. s1.25. 81, 7Sc. SOC.
For. gray. 75c. SIC. 25c.
Fox. cross. s.. IS. 81.
Muskrat. fall, loo, g.. 30.
Mink. 81 10. Sc. SOC. sc.
Martin, -. 81.
Otter. g. s.. 8, 81.
Raccoon, SOC. SOC. SOC. foc.
Skunk. black, 81. Soc, 25c.
Skunk, narrow stripe. 60c. 500
Skunk. broad stripe. 15c. loc.
Hides and TalIow.
Cured calf, No. I. &c; No. 2. 10.
Green calf. No. I. &c; No. 2. SIC.
Cured hides. No. I. a,<c; No. Z, 40
Green hides, No. I, 25sc: No .. Dc.
Sheep pelts 15td 25c; lambs. 2Ss935c.
Tallow. 4<d{ifc.
Deer skin, 125sc
Grain
Wheat, Slc, corn, &c; oats. SIC; rye, t0c
Flour-Lly white, $1.e5; patent. $50.
Mil Stuffs - Middlings, $lA5o; bran,
3l4.50; screenings, $i35O per ton.
Ground feed-Per ton. $lao0, corn meal,
per ton, $3.50.
Buffalo Gluten Feed. $3.50. including
sacks.
Buckwheat, sa25@a5.
Hay and Wood
TINorHr-$9 oo@ 90 per ton.
CLovER-<e.C 90 per ton.
SrnAw-$5. 00d6.0 per ton
Woop-l6- inch beech and maple, dry,
500 per cord; green. S1.75 per cord.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

Joseph II. Martin and wife TO Jacob
Koschneider, lot 8, blk 5, village
of Cedar Springs ...............S 10
George Eastman and wife ~ Ole
Girsberger. lot 4. blk 4, Fisher
station plat ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =
William II. Woman TO Adeloert III.
Weston, lot 2i3. old survey village
OF Grandyille. Northumberland. 80
Carlos III. Palmer and wife To sta
ira Fairbanks, ne sw sec IS.
Nelson..... ..........-............ %
Elijah NJ Kinney 10 Hattie n. bon
CARTS. piece land on sec 81. Nelson. 20
Alice n. Godfrey To Arthur Mood
frey. " - y NV y * -
BOVINE. NORTHUMBERLAND. l.0
James DE Porter and wife TO Meri-
nus De Porter, Is a ~ "a sw u
sc -. Piainffeid .............. 20
George W. Smita 10 William Rents
man, " = ne y ne fr Y sec 6.
oaAnsin -. ......-.. ..-.......... %
James Il. Sullivan and wife TO Cath
eJine Hickey. piece land on sec 81,
otAltAu =
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22
CHEAG0 & WEST MlCRIGAR
RAILWAY.
Nov. n. 10

RAILWAY.
New. a. fsa
-oerscasa
=. grand R.psas.. ss.n -, nm .u-..
A. cAso~ss. "a p@ 90 % 49, 49,
sEos cssrAsa
A. S nssfss spiz. ga. $500. 90.
10 AID yrsz xrsxnaox
~ Ss.sS k s.sss. s.s So ,s So.
rssszRs errt. oHAu.Esos. ssD resosssr
" 1r.na hspids ssoaa slspn
A. H.. e : csu--.--.~-.- rosa ssea
Ar fssast.r - snss 9m
Arrive iroa Ps,askss. sss-. 40, . - 70 ~
LeeH usss isr whsts : oaa l-.sss sis.1a
ia - eoanerts VITA tr.s.s a .as sra.,
bzs kspids and trsmont
PkaLo~ Avn strRptxa 49,
41s sf.ss.s., /, az .s ss IA mop-
Io8 3. w. chse 80 :1sa .Epn sesa On
~ A.H. rssostJ 90 an ~ pm 60
'hssry aAs orhsrs vsss cAss sals.
Detroit. Lansing & Northern
10 rrrnorr
". Grand Rapids. vo.n rDr- sea-
Ar Dssrolt-.--.-.--n sos n 'ssss N bass
Tkox bErnorr
Al Grand RAPID. 4 . m .sSss s2,s
ssclsss. ALxA <1D ~ Estfs
~ Grand hspits-.---. --.----- st,am 49,
AZ nr.na hspids-..---.-----.n aga n MAJ =
Iowkil- VIA LowT1-L HksTfxl.s a.
". ss.nd hsp'ds- '"aa l3s@ topa
1ERorou css xxsucn
farsce esu % al trains betscsa Grand Rae
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1893-11-22

The following IL q list OF the marriage
licenses issued since last publication, with
the names residences when out Of the city)
and ages OF the parties: Age
William 4. Brimmer and Matilda I.
vulkind ...:.:.............::.- $1,000. .22-1s
Edward c. Liilibridge, Walker. and
AIDA Sickles, Conklin. .23-23
Henry ]. Lyswerda aud Ida Shuitema.4i--2l
knne Feenstra and Hlltje Jongsma. .lc--2J
Frank Y. Green and Anna W. Bait =. .22-,2l
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-25

SUMMONs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the Frat judicial district of the state of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis ami
Clarke.
Ahner 2. Clements. plaintiff, va. g. W. Nc
The state Of .MontanA sends greeting to the
above named defendant;
You are hereby required to appear in an action
lft in tho district court OF the + irst Judicial dis
tIiot Of the state OF Montana, in and for tho
county vt Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
compliant fled therein within ton days
service on You OF this summons i served within
this county; or. if served out of this county. but
within. this district, within twentv days: other
wise within forty days. or Judgment by default
prayer OF aaid complaint.
Tho Paid action is brought to recover tho
sum at thirts-fve and 37-l0o dollars. tuRsther
with inteIe st therson at the rate Of ten per cent
por annum from rob. 10. 1872, sAid sum being
due upon an account for money loaned to the
said defendant At Defendants special instance
sum of two hundred and thirty-two dollars, to-
gethsr With interest thereon ut the ratio of ten
per cent Yer annum from July II. 1885,, tho Same
le,nE due upon an aoc mt for money loaned on
July IL, 1892, to the taia defendant a. defend
ants special instance and request. and Tor costs
of suit.
And You are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, ~ above
against you for the sum OF s2nI. 81, interest IN
aforesaid, and coats.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court Of tho first Judicial district OF the
~ county of LOWS and Clarke.
sei Firatl this 18th day Of March. in the
9pd. dat. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety. three
~ JOHN BEAN, Clcrk.
~ g. Q. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk; 49,
Mnssena Bullara. Attorney FOR Plaintiff,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-25
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"A new seven-room residence ia being con-
structed on juneau street.
After NAV l Capt. Darrov and family
will occupy the O. +. Bennett residence.
Mrs. J. Il. Murray. accompanied bv her
sister, Mrs.. Scott, has returned from the
east. ""s }.l HI. ,st|@ff
During the recent storm Severance g.
shaw. OF Okla. are reported to have lost 500
sheep. -, .rtg. '.rs..t ~. 80
Mason Gndgsll has secured a position for
tractor.
Cal. Dickinson. one of the deputy clerk
md recorders left for Great Falls last Sat-
urday. Lie will return about Satu, day.
j. Il. Davis has disposed of his Lewis
town east side property to VIM. Bevera;
consideration $3.50. Bowers will OCCUPY il
az a residence.
d. ~. Moran, living fifteen miles north
eass OF Lewistown. committed suicide April
IL b,oanae OF dependency, his wife retus-
Ing to live with him longer.
w. Z. Johnston has removed his family
from this city to the Gilt Edge mining
camp. whore he will have charge of and
conduct the boarding house.
q. E. Bennett and wife will soon after
the first of the month dapn,t for their old
home in Ohio. During their absence thew
VIII. OF course, gaze upon the beauties Of
the Worlds fair.
The Good Templars haye secured a leass
or tho owe room of the Jackson store
building, and have fitted it up for lodgs
purposes. They now have very spacious and
commodious quarters.
ID. IL. LinebarQer left on MONDAYS coach
for Great Falls. where he took the Great
Northern and proceeded to the Occur
d,Alene country. whore he has very valua-
DIG mining lnterests. He will only be tenn
porarily absent.
Sheriff w. d. Deaton has purchased and
moved into the William Eschmsye. prov
erty, which formerly was the residence
property of ]. II. Moe. This is one of the
finest residences in the city and in one of
J:R. Davis now has his sawmill located
on Mcdonald creek near Hobson ranch. He
Will saw 100, 600 feet of lumb, r for Mr., Hob
son after which he will remove to the North
Moccasins. whore he will saw 400, 600 feet
for Geo. knudson.
Judge ID. ID. A. NeaRher has again COM
menoed work on the construction of his
brick residence and will push ths same to
completion % rapidly as rossible. The
judge will have a palatial residence that
will be a credit to our beautiful citv whom
1t is finished.
The Jackson lode. situated in the Judith
range just east OF Lewistown, is already re-
ceiving much attention owing to its close
proximity to the Gilt Edge mining camr.
Il. q. jackson, tho owner, is much pleased
with recent Developments and will probably
construct q mill during the coming
summer.