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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

LORD "Randy" Churchill, the Tory
bantam, has again broken down in
health and gone to France to recuperate.
He has lately distinguished himself by
extraordinary violence of language and
extravaganza epithets which ran riot
through the vocabulary of vituperation.
His constituents at Paddington are get
ting tired of him and would be glad to
exchange him for gentleman.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

THERE lives in Texas a Presbyterian
minister of the euphonious name of
Smoot who believes with the archbishop
of Canterbury that it would be placing
the religion OF Christ on parity with
Buddhism aud Mohammedanism If he
attended the congress Of religions at
Chicago next mouth. The congress will
get along all right without Smoot and
his grace of Canterbury
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

TIE Pope recently gave an audience
to Edmund Sharnahan, of Boston,
Mass, student at the American College
at Rome. His Holiness created Mr..
Shannahan Doctor of Theology as re-
ward for the ability with which he sus-
tanned theological discussion at the
College of the Propaganda Eide.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

MISS KATE KANE, OF Chicago. gives
notice that she is out for a Judgeship.
She is willing to accept nomination
from either of the political parties, or
from both of them, but if ignored will
run Independently.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

In the evidence before the Victoria
court martial, Capt. Bourks testified
that many of the marines who lost their
lives in the disaster were not able to
swim. One would suppose that every
man who makes his home on the ocean
wave should learn the art of swimming.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

Fr is reported that Michael Davitt's
health is in such a delicate condition
that he was compelled to refuse the seat
for Mayo His physician has recom-
mended that he take voyage for the re-
storation of his shattered health.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

THAT eccentric genius, George Francis
Train, is one of the native curiosities at
the Worlds Fair. The Chicago papers
I'll columns to his nonsensical utter
ances, and he has the freedom of the city
TO an unlimited degree. g%
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

A CHARLESTON Is. CO. inventor, who
sent an invalid's chair of his own con-
struction TO Queen Victoria some years
ago, received portrait Of her majesty in
lieu of other reward, and it has since
been his most highly priced possession.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

The election in Ohio on the first Tues
day in November will determine whether
William Mckinley Jr. is popular enough
to succeed himself as governor of the
state, the nomination for which he has
received from his party. The Democrats
have made Lawrence T. Neal their stan
dard bearer and are confident they can
elect him.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

Irishman, and is in favor Of Home Rule.
When Ireland has her own parliament
we hope to see this talented statesman
in the upper house at Dublin helping
his countrymen with the political expert
eDce he has gained in the service OF
England.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

TEE Archdiocese of st. Paul will send
tifty-two delegates to the Catholic Con-
gress which opens in Chicago on Septem-
Der 4. The names of the delegates will
appear in our next issue.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

Hon. WILLIAM McADoo, the Ass st,
ant Secretary of the q. s. Navy, has
written an interesting article on the Vic
toria disaster for the North American
Review. .
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1893-08-12

The Catholic Columbian, one of the
ablest and most aggressive papers in the
country against bigots, has been sued for
$4,000 damages by one Inskeeper, a.
member Of the odious A. p. A. and an
ex-member of the school board of Colum-
bus, 0. The plaintiff was juror in a
case brought by a Catholic against a.
railway company for land taken by it for
right OF way through his farm. The land
was estimated t be worth about 5000,
but Inskeep valued it at $3.50, and held
the jury out for ten or twelve hours,
forcing it to return compromise verdict
awarding 81, 800 to the Catholic farmer.
The Columbian thereupon charged ms
keep with bigotry and hence the suit.
It reiterates the charge and will make no
retraction. The case will be watched
Will, interest, and the many admirers Of
the Columbian hope q verdict win be-.
rendered a IL favor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

NORGE OF SALE pr DELINQUENT STOCK.
Mentana Butte. Worfs located three aud one
halt miles from lutte, Silver Bow county. Mon.
. Notic..;-Ther is delinquent upon the following
e assi istb a.. sse q y 81 .' ssSs' t E, . .svs:,1 am lsvisd
sst opposite the names Of tho respective share-
to e 81 Isei R 3 ana e S ss't to q: c}ii in na . ea Sst
for 100 4hsrss; h Amount duo on each share y
to 900 Inclusive, zach for 100 shares. Amount
+. &. BsbcoeE. 2s certificate, nSmbsrel 1.a4s
d d. s's 81 . s.slr :sss. Z s.s CONT tor 1871 fSS :H ;1s' 10. Amount
Fam schwab. 1 certificate numbered 1858 for
100 sP: 4 amount due on each share 4 cent.
9 ps0raaifen. 5 certificates, numbered s.ess
isis TO s,si7 inclusive. esch Tor 100 oSt ehsrss'
Amount dne on each share X cent. Total y2,t0.
to s,ssG i Ratil%t"' . s, os' ior d, J. .b sn"'' Hmo s;s1s
dps =. ss s.oR shs:S Z & cent .t Totsfs Y ,..sa, 80.
S Z sea ,s' r. %ot :a; ssso, Am0'n' due on each share
=. Knsckt, sssrtiAo.tes numbered CAR and
share u eent Total q.
$3.50 inclustve, each TOR 100 sharcs. Amount
Chas. +. Ciodius. 10 certificates numbered
$3.50 TO e,a77 iAcluaive, each for 100 shtres.
Amount dns on each share cent. Total S5.
each parcel Of raid stock a. may 0 necessary
wall b. sold At the east front door Of tho court
housc IN the city. Of 81. Louis. state Of Missouri,
one O'Clock p. m. Of said day to pay the said de-
linquent assessment thereon. together with tho
costs OF advertising and exrenses Of tale.
John p. MEYER,
Escretary Of sAid com .
Room No. 4l0. Commercial Building, 81. Louis,
No., Office Of said company.
.kotice-ny order OF tho board OF trustees
OF tho Loo Mining d Milling Com
rnny Of Montana, duly made and entered on the
records OF tho corporation on the. 18th day OF
t,optom Der. 1899, the dato Of tho sale Of the do
extended 10 Sept, q, 1893.
JOHN =. MEYER.
Secretary Of said Company.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
An AriNlnrNmnn In Sltirts.

Tho village OF Southall was the scene of q
curious Incident the other day. A young
artillcryman who had exceeded his leave
and had been classed as q deserter, having
been arrested, was being conveyed under
escort to the railway station en- route to the
military depot, when he suddenly bolted
and quickly disappeared. For upward of
an hour the sergeant and two privates
secured the neighborhood in search Of their
prisoner, but all in vain, and were making
their way back to the station, when their
attention was directed to what was appar-
emily n closely yelled female of remarkably
fine figure who was hurrying along u short
distance ahead Of them. The suspicious Of
the sergeant were at once aroused, and or
aering his men to double the escort sur.
prisod tho "lady' as she was about to cross
% meadow leading into tho open country.
The sergeant unceremoniously raised her
veil, beneath which he discovered, as he an.
ticipated, tho face of the deserter. Pail
Mall Budget.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
An Interruuted Conversation.

A conversation attempted by telephone
led to a grave misunderstanding between a
biddeford (Me,) man aud his family physl.
clan. Tho mans wife was sick, and l.,
called the doctor up to ask what he Shout /
do for her. lie explained her SYM toms,
which were, as ho said, " severe pain in tho
back Of the hond and nausea. The physi-
clan replied that the symptoms Indicated
malaria, and the inquiry was made as to
treatment. Az this point the connectioL
was broken, and tho reply which was SUP
posed to DO that Of the doctor was really
part Of a conversation by an engineer rein
tive to the condition Of q boiler. This was
what was heard by tho anxious husband:
"Well she's pretty hard, but l guess YOU
may be able to hammer her out. Thenturn
on the hose and let her dry, and she'll be
ready to work in the morning" Tho inno-
cent doctor ut the other end of the tcle.
phone wondered why the conversation end
ed 80 abruptly and could not think why he
wa not called to the observation-disclosures.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
The Audamnn Dwnrfa.

There probably never was a boy or girl
who did not dream of possessing for his or
her own pleasure a band of pygmies who
should do what they were hidden like so
many animated dolls. Dwarls have beeA
found In Africa, but the natives Of the An.
daman islands, in tho bay of Bengal. aro
the smallest race Of people in tho world.
The average height Of u full grown nda-
ma Is 4 feet 8 inches, and few weigh over
70 pounds. They are marvolously swift of
foot, and as they smear themselves over
with a mixture of oil and red ocher present
q very strange appearance, Few travellers
care to encounter any Of the warlike little
people, for their skill in throwing the spear
and in using the bow is only equaled by
their readiness to attack strangers.
Altogether their traits are not such as to
make them desirable additions to tho play
rooms of children, since they have been
said to eat men alive. They are as black as
Goals and seem to find it desirable to tattoo
themselves. This artistic venture they
usually begin when they are 8 years of age,
using bottle glass for the purpose of getting
their flesh into a condition to receive the
color and retain It. They eat fish, turtles
and wild honey and are rarely satisfied
with u luncheon that does not provide them
with six pounds Of eatables. They live in
huts made Of leaves and in spite of their
freedom, which amounts to wildness, arc
exceedingly irritable, 49, Harper's Young
I)aonle.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
MECCA AS A SHRINE or CHOLERA,
An Awful Picture vi Asiatie Filth Nhd
RcchlcxN CnMntlClsm.

From 10000 to 100, 900 seems 20 be the on
dinary average number Of those who visit
Mecca during tho festival aud who arc
present ut Mount Arafat ON the 9th OF 2ul
Hijjah, They como from every quarter OF
the compass-inland by caravan from Syria
and Persia, Turkey and Afghanistan; by
yea from Red sen ports; from Africa, across
tho whole width OF which many Of the
weary pilgrims have walked, and from
every part of the world whore tho standard
of Islam has been raised.
With no provision for deccncy or comfort
they camp around or crowd into lodgings
in the sacred city, They make excursions,
Chamber up the mountains, spend hours in
the blazing sun, are slckcned with rotting
smells arising from the thousands OF ami
mails which are sacrificed, crush and stitle
in the ka'ba, aud finally, asst they had not
already run sufficient risk OF catching cv-
cry possible complaint, they drink the wa.
ter OF 2am Fem.
This is the well from which IIagar Is said
to have drawn water for her son lshmael,
and the drinking of the water is Almost holy
rite, Tho supply, however, is not IA great
as could be desired for so largo u crowd of
pilgrims, and the manner Of dealing with 1t
ut tho we'll goes far tocXplaiu the intensity
of the poison and the fearful mortality
which attends any outbreak OF cholera
among tho Maccan pilgrims,
AT a given period the pilgrims stand
naked in turn at the place appointed. A
bucket Of water Is poured over each man.
he drinks what he can get of it, and the
rest falls back into the holy we'll. The wa,
ter from this we'll has been analyzed by DR..
hrankland, L. r, s., of the Royal College
OF Science. London, who describes it IA
iearfully polluted with abominable oontam.
lnations. Imagine, then, ono single mem.
Der of this enormous crowd suffering from
tho early stage Of cholcra,-~to be strug.
Cling, as struggle he would with his last
strength, to yet through the holy rite and
to he allowing the cholcraic discharges
with which his body would be soiled to be
washed back into this foul we'll!
What is to happen to the crowd Of pill.
grims who close in on the spot that he has
left, aud who each in tUrn swallow in rapt
fervor the fetid draft in which these thou.
sands have been washedg Can we wonder,
then, knowing the history of the Broad
street pump, that in 1865, within u few days
OF the ceremony, the road leading from
Mecca was for - miles thickly stcl@.>~4
dead bodies ~ holocaust to be added to the
account of perverted religious rites which
has already 80 deadly n rccord?-Dr. Ernest
Hart in Popular Science Monthly.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

. Of the First Judioial.. district Of the
tate OF montHnA In and for the county Of
s'p,s :n.rF' ~pl.tn't1, v. sldno, A. withsr.
THO STAT. q jMcat.n. send. greeting to tho
You arc hereby required Y appear in m action
IN tho district court Of tho First judicial district
Of the state OF Montana, In and for tina county Of
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
h!sd thS.sln: within ss, IN days !e1olusive q ths
summons, II served within this county,; or. Il
Ssryed out OF this county. but witt In thlsl,strict,
VI ,1G. ,wsnt{ aHy u.S oths n : With IN forty Gays
according to tho prayer Of said complaint,
nsain.t do'ondant for tho sum Of oLs hundroi
70 > and ior Tho %. "' q g%iaI h,sHis On n' The 80 sol, f's sas q
Of he value Of 5000, withheld from plaintiff and
converted and Apr epriated BY defendant to his
May, 1899, l. being alleged that tho Payment OF
,aia sumo Is and has oen since 'aid data with
held ~ an unreasonable an ve1ations delay;
And you arc hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and antwer tho said complaint, as nbovs
required. tho sald plaintiff will take Judgment
Tor tho sums { orrhnded in tho sad comll lit,
1ta.i; sad $500. with ike Interest from said date
ARD fo- coats Of this fut.
Given nhder my hand and the zeal Of the dis.
trict court OF tho First judicial district 81 tho
zeal First This 18th day OF Ausn t. in the
jug, snt' !car q o9r Lord one thousand
JOHN RE lAiSS't oiort.
ia. Carter. Attorney Tor Plaintiff '"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
No 1.-The Ola Mum'sslle's sccrst ~ n

No 1.-THE Old Mum'selle's sccrst py n
No. 2-Biiad Fate. BY Mrs. Alexander.
So.?-f. ss W ! sa,e: ~ ~ ch fssSsa Ess MSs'd'n'
No: s Fl AtopIs,msnt: By IN. noutzou.
NJ; -! nave Lived and Loved. by Mrs.
NJ; s,iJSs; Her F.oe and Her Fortune. by Mrs.
No s-,'rho House on tho Marsh. BY Florence
NJ NJ: Il i}- : ta,s' i s.'sS. .n wo'5 Only. ~ c,.,,,,,,
Nc; i2,-Tho Story Of an African Farm. Nv
N" iS-shc, A History Of Adventura. Hy II. ridor
Nj . is.AS|as Solomon. Minos, b, H. ulde,
No. lb-Essays. First Series. ~ Waldo Emer-
NJ Ne. i f1s-fGSsnMil aso,n BY h s%1ss; 1sos PEos.'.
Ne; is-Ite Shadow Of sin. by Charlotte M.
No 4 The soorot Of Her Life. BY Edward
n Ss:-7 4i se css.: s H:s,. T. N,l y'l !, j Gs','s s;;....
NJ; FIJI Master OF tho Mine. BY Robt
Ne; ss-Lora lisls's Daughter. u, Charlotte
No. ~ Essays: second ecrlo,. sy Ralph Waldo
No. 2s-poris' Fortune. By .Florsnee Warden.
No; %s7The lag OF Diamonds, BY George Man
No; 27I;AIeur Of the World in Eighty Day.
ia: e. Allan QasrtoInaln. ~ Il. R iiS"'1 M.x.
NJ, Gothic Scarlet Latter. Ey Nathaniel Haw-
H. s$; ssaa- -ls' liz s:'1 %:'ia': hs ~ e'' ~ i@ Aii%:s:;
No. ss"Ihe Yellow, Mask. By wiltlo Collins.
hG; \ Tale OF . Caravan. By Nobs.
No ss-A little Irish Girl. Hy "Tho Duohess"
No Ss: s %s-dd1iss1s os s'i ss s' guilty ~ ~ S'' Sn n ! X:
re; ssSsisi Noel. Heir. BY Mr.. May Asn..
Nc. sss.Thie Twelve Great Diamonds. r, Mr..
Ne, O,,-The Heiress Of Hcndee Hall. Ey Elite
Nc; Ai-iho Cuban 1Ieiress ly Mary Kylo
No E-isor.'s Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No, ls-Th.lpA Raymond. Heir. ~ Hor.sio
10 10, S;-1Ss t hsi. e q Si.n! II o''I SyA q a:snsi: A.
No. S.1 Brave Little Woman. by Mrs. Mary
No; $ll-IIhs Queens Revenge. BY s,lv.nus
No. is-lhe Mil Girl Of. Tyrol. BY NJ. T.. Csldor.
No. 4o-Auld Lioht ldyils .By in. barrie.
No so-psrr'ck Vaughan. Novsn'st " kdna
No. Ss-fhs Heir 81 Idnne. iry hobt. Buchanan.
No. bs-The Two Orphans. by r. D,Ennery,
No sk-A Grown Of shame. BY Floronos
No. M-A. Troublesome Girl. by The Duchess"
No. M-Whep . Mans Single. ~ ]. NJ. Barrie.
No, S7-Eanchon tho Cricket; By, George eAnd.
No. Eo--Tvo Kissos, ~ Hawlsy Smart.
No. 8o-A Mad Love. Ny charlotte N. Breams,
No. 6i-ThS Devils bio. by Grant Allen.
To any one who will send ~ THREE OF
tho No. 2 coupons accompanied BY
age s,anpa, ~ will send any THREE
BOOKS 70 DO selected by yourself from The
list printed above. By mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
Proficient Oysters,

1t was IN entcrprising oyster who lived
IN II shell In the year 1910 and was corrallcl
in II porterhouse in London. II we can be.
lieve the words of thousands who saw IL
the thing actually whistled. Douglas ,Jer.
rold, who saw it, surmised that the oyster
had undoubtedly "bcen crossed Move and
now whistled to keep up appearances, with
m idea Of showing that it didn't care"
Thackeray says that he was in the shop ono
day when an American came in to SEQ tho
startling freak of nature. After henriuy
the talented mollusk 20 through its usual
performancche walked contemptuously out,
reInarking Mt the same time that ut was
nothing to an oyster he knew of in Mnssa.
chusetts which whistlcd Yankee Doodle
right through and followed it's master
about tho house just like a dog Elk.
change.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24
~" 1850
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

HELENA. Mont, sept. %, 1894.
Notice II hnruby given that Thomas d, Reilly.
whose po.tUiiic, Address Ia Nolena, Mont, hSs,
this day tli"t nm application for q pntnnt for
LANA linen foot OF tho Sycamore quart, mino
or vein bearing gold. with surface ground No A
foot in width, %Al,unted In Colorado mnornan.
l2uil mining district, county 81 Iewig md
I lar&H md state Cf Montana and designated by
lha fold mites and Official plat on flo In this of.
pen nv hutFoY No, 49,, In township q u, range
4 W tuhslrvey ~, Of principal base line and
in,ridIhn Of hontnns territory, said survey No,
I, w being al follows, to wit:
0EiHiuR at corner No. I, from which thu oor.
nor to sections !, u, 7 and I2. on W boundary n,
r ", bears n q deg IL min W 2,2j5 It, and RIM
tInNc> II "a deg lS MN o 3l0 Il 10 cor 70, ?:
thonco n ~ deg 4 min o Z, i45 II to cor No. 4; tbencn
II J dog 81 min q l,367.7 II to cor 40. A. thoncr
L q dog iS min " 5h2 3 feet to cor No, d. thonco
a ID dog ~ min " i,tiG.s f. to cor No. /, place of
i"rinInE.
Magnetic variation Is dog ~ min @. containing
~ hrros, upon which II notice of said 'pplion-
uo'! ~ns posted the 18th day of Septamber, lsVa.
u" ,~l"catin.n OF this mine ia recorded Ia ,he
: '"Faerh oiiico OF owls and Clarke county
~ bhnk 3, page bi2 " lolcs,
IN "dloihing claimants nro tho Muon.hine
Lode tnRbnryeIod) on tho north. claimnn's I'M.
known,
Any and al, persona claiming Adversely any
portion of rsid Sycamore quariz lode mins or
surface groGnh are rOqutred to Glp tfsir ndysrpo
c'hll ma Mith the register of tho United St,tes
lhhi ctilrc at ncloun, IN the state ~ Montana,
during to sixty days Ioriod II publication
laTeof. or they will bD blrrod by virtue OF tho
PROVISIONS OF tho statue.
y. A. EWIGaETT. negis,e,,
D3to OF first publication. Sept. "a, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

A LAS 81 MMONS-lN. THE DISTRICT
~ court Of tho First Judicial district OF the
state Of Montana in and for tho county Of Lewis
and =, larke.
Nharios A ,scniercn and +. A.. NJ. Burrell,
%pHrtEcr. az I harles A. ISchIeron Il company,
autt.
Tho state OF Montana sends greeting TO tho
above nnmed defendant:
ionare hereby required to appear in an action
N the distrto! court OF tho First. judicial district
OF tho state OF Montana, In and for the county Of
Lowia and Clarke, and TO answer the complaint
Med therein, within ten days (exolnslye Of tho day
OF %eervico) after the service o you Of this cum.
nous, II served within this county: or, II served out
OF TINS county, but within this district, within
twenty days, otherwise within forty days, or
Judgment by default will b. taken against you
according 10 the prayer Of said complaint.
Tho sad acton Is brought to recover judo ment
p"r nnnum from MarcH ?, 1879, according to tho
conditions o! a promiBsory note made and do.
!!yerod by you to plaintiffs, and for the sum OF
q r02 with 10 ror cent interest from sopt. d,
l!S"h' for goods, wnros and merchandise eold and
DO iVerei by pla ntiiis to you at your request
curing tho year lsNl.
And you arc hrroby notified that if You fail to
appear nni ansWor the said complaint, ~ above
required. tho said plaintiff will tnko Judgment
nSain't you for Fix hundred n%inetco and eiyh-
and tho costs Of this action.
Given under my hand and tho seal Of tho dis
trict court Of tho lirst judicial district OF tho
stat, Of %tl,ntnnn, in and for tho
- county Of Lewis md Clarke.
cal fiIat this 2lst day OF 'eptembcr in tho
Juu' 1t. year of our Lord ono thousand
'ourt. light hundrol nn,l ninety.'hreo.
" JOHN BEAN. Clork
NY q, o. FREEMAN, Deputy I lsrk.
Walsh u Nowman' PLAINTIFF attorneys.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-09-24

NOTICE TO CRIiDljONS-IN Tur DIs.
~ tIict court Of the iIrgt .udicisl district o,
NO. 'talo Of " ontaha, in AMI for lho county oil
,et"tu ri JcEn ol. Wilmer. decearol.
i'Gllro l. hereby given by tho upduralVnol ,l-
q eGAsod. 10 tho ,rcGitors Of and all rorsnn'
i@NlnE clairna against the sa.d uccratoI rn rT.
! lbit tNoHl, WITH the necessary yOuChoTs, within
i"ur months nitOr tho first uubIicatiur, ot thIt
notice, 10 the rand administrator al Oh" Jaw
,ihG" OF ARsFnaa ! uliard, loom b, old block,
iici"na, Mont, tho sano being the place Tor tme
county OF LCWil and Clarke.
JOSEPH II. WlTMER,
NOR, dec ssod. "N
Intod Contender q. 1893.
First pub leation Eept- 10, 1873.