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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-22

In the case Of Fraser Bros. VS.. Alexander
Finstein, the jury last night brought in a
verdict for the defendant.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-22
A Haudsome Christmas Number.

The handsomest out-of-town weekly
newspaper The NEWS has seen is the
Christmas edition of the Pascoag Herald.
II is big, interesting and full of season.
able things.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-22
sixth District Court.

In the Sixth district court this morn
ing Thomas Caswell, charged with an as
sault on Caleb III. Mullen, pleaded not
guilty and was held in goo surety for
trial Dec. 26.
Frank Williams, charged with highway
robbery was held in $500 surety for trial
Tuesday.
William Craddock was held for trial
Dec. rs on charge OF non-support ofwife
and child.
Edward Gleason, charged with bastardy
was held in $500 surety for trial Tuesday.
Annie Williams, colored, was fined $40
and costs for the larceny OF muff from
the Boston store.
The case OF Hugh Muldoon was con-
tinued one week for trial.
George w. Healy, truant, was held until
Dec. 20 for sentence.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-22

Buekinsham's Dye for the whiskers does Us work
thoroughly, coloring uniform brown OF black.
which, when dry, will neither rub, wash OF, nor soil
linen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-12-22
LlBjtrs PsIl Out Over the Assignment
Of a Dsmase Suit.
a VERDICT FOR Mr.. FlNSTEIN.
The supreme Court Grants . New Trial
in the ase of Hsnford va. Hawkins.
Damages Asked for Dispossession.
Tomorrow's Docket.

The attempt TO obtain trial in the case
OF Mary A. Curry, VS.. the City of Provi-
dence produced some warm debate be-
tween the counsel for the respective sides
this morning. Mr.. Page, who repre-
scented the plaintiff, expressed strong
desire to try the case today, while his OPP
ponent, Mr.. Bassett, was equally desirous
TO postpone it until tomorrow. Mr.. Page
went to considerable trouble to explain
his position and Mr. .Bassett intimated very
strongly that his opponent was making
ssplay for the galleries. Mr.. Page re-
sented the insinuation and a warm debate
followed. conducted with great spirit on
both sides. The case was finally post
poned until next Wednesday and will
probably be tried before six jurors.
In Judge Wilbur's court room the case
Of Youlden against Horton was con-
tinued.
Verdict for Defendant.
In the case Of Fraser Bros. VS.. Alexander
Finstein, the jury last night brought in a
verdict for the defendant.
lie Was Dispossessed.
George Negus brought suit today for
5000 against Charles Wright, before Judge
Rogers. Mr.. Negus alleges that he rented
store of Mr.. Wright at 92 Aborn street.
subsequently without just provocation
he was dispossessed by the defendant and
his goods confiscated. He asks to be re-
imbursed for the amount OF damage done
him.
Exceptions OverruIed.
In the case OF George c. Bentley VS..
Henry It. Root & Sons a rescript has
been handed down oyerruling exceptions
raised.
New Trial Granted.
In the case of William A. Hanford vs..
Christopher A. Hawkins the supreme court
has granted petition for a new trial.
Common Pleas DivIson.l
Calender OF motions will be called.
lAppellate Division.l
The following cases were heard before
the appellate division of the supreme
court today:
Edward Croke VS.. Warren Manufactur-
ing Company. Heard.
Mark A. Heath vs.. Louis j. Doyle.
Heard on motion to dismiss bill.
Tomor orrow's Iockct.
appellate Divisionl
q62S. Cora NJ. Cram VS.. Charles E. Cram.
and Owen for petitioner.
25S. Franklin b. Ham VS.. Providence
Journal Company. Attorneys-Page and
Owen for plaintiff, T. b. Comstock for de-
fendant.
959s. Sarah A. M. Shedd VS.. Horace
Shedd. Attorneys Page a. Owen for Pc
titioner.
$500. ID. A. Wright ct us. ct al. VS.. Pat
rick Prior. Attorneys. w. Hogan and
II. G. Curtis for plaintiff, s. t. Douglas for
defendant.
1852. Ellen X. Bishop VS.. Arnold
Bishop. Attorneys. S. Lapham for pc
titioner.
3b73. George j. Schletzer & Company
VS.. Robert ID. Mason Company. Attorneys
--H. c. Curtis for plaintiff.
3438. Charlotte II. Dodge vs. John w.
Hogan ct al Attorneys-Irivng Champ
lin, w. X. Pearce and Albert X. Greene |
for plaintiff; Cooke & Angel and j. w.
Hogan for defendant.
Sixth District Court
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20

Das Waiainston>D enfmalin philadelphia.
finb ferner bic Snidriften ~einsemetbslt ,
,,Sic Semper Tyrannis," per Aspera
ad Astra," Westward the Star Of
Empire takes its Ways unb Erected
by the State Society of the Cincin-
natl of Pennsylvania"
Mn ben Gden beS breiten rlnterbaues,
5u mel1em 10 9tnfen binauffibren,
ftnb Erinfbrunttett angebra9t, iiber
beuen ~a1e9orii1e inbianilde 0iguren
tn lieeenber Steluns plasirt linb, pelde
bic Gliiife Delamare, Dub5on, Yotomac
uno Mifiiifippi reprdientiren, tuabrenb
0nf ben Ereppenmauerr, melhe bic
Treppen bon ben Trinfbrufnen ffet,
ben, t1pii6e amerifanijde Ebiere, ipie
Uift, Hfero, @rij5lD ntb Gid, in
1ron3e geeofen aufgeftellt finb. Dte
Retter 9tatte, bic ReliefS unb Die
@rnppef filb mad ben Wtobellen BON
@ienering bet @labenoa1 In Berlin tit
0ron3e gegofien.
Dte @efammtfoifen bes MonumentS
mad feiner Guffte1ung tperbet ft1 onf
$260,000 be(anfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
Gin perf09nemsss 2eiGeu.

Die 1leberfiibruns her Eerbli@en 1leber'
rete hot Seferfom Sabis md &ids
utntn.
Ole l1eberfIbrnng Der iterblidem Reite
bes ebemalisen Yrdlibentet Der &on>
liberation, Seferion Dapis, bon gtetp
Orleans mad Nidmoub, Der 9auptitabt
gireiniens, Dem friibereu Neeierunss,
iis Der Siibftaaten, 5uuaal TIT einem
3eitpuutt, mo Die 0toroitaaten ben @rds
berfdmidunsstag feierten, LIT Elm Or
eieuib, fiir meldeS ntr In ber @eltses
i9i1te persebltd mad einem @egenltid
iuden uno wel6es ,tur gu @unfteu ber
@robmutb nno Der boben politiiden
Mufflaruns beS araerifanii9eu Golfes
ipridt. &arm oreiBig Sabre uad einem
erbittertem Siirserfriea lperben Benz tobs
ten Tiibrer Der unterlegenen Yartei Die
b6ditem Gbren gu 9beil uuO frieolid
entfaltet ber 5ieser fem Banner nebei1
Der SABINE bes %ebemaliaen vRebellen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
Ssfferion Dapis,


i'm Sabre 1863. I'M Sabre 1888.
Die Betbeiliguns at ben Seierlids
feiten mar cine gang auBerorbentli9e.
Bermittelit Spe;ial5u9s mar Der Sarg
nit DaoiS' Nei6e mad Hidnonb perz
bradt unb bort eiren balbeu Sag lang
in Der Rotunbe bes StaatsfapitolS aufs
geitent tporben. Son iiberaG fer fameu
Blumen, unb elm utunterbronener
Meuidenftronl, Der anf minbeitens
25,000 Berionen du i9dten mar. 'oefis
lirte porbei. Die 8eltattumg erfolgte
oanu am Nadmittag. uuter benz Sc
ldute aller @loden Der Stabt, auf benz
6ollgmoob Srteobofe. als etn3ige
9iHterbliebenen be8 Y%erltorbener mohns
ten Der Gerer1onie Grau Sefferion Da<
ipis init ibren T69tern Srau 1aDes unb
MiHilie Dapis bel.
Da8 Grab liegt nidt melt entfernt
toii ben 8ubeitdtteu 3fpeier gefpetener
iPraiibeHten Der Ser. Staaten, BON
Monroe unb Sobn IDler. Ole Stabt
Mie3nouo. meld)e ben Ylas Der @ittpe
Sefferlon Danis' gum @e11ent mabte,
ipia ben}elben dis elm Samttienbe9rdbs
rt6 einri6tsn, unb auber Dem bereitS
bort bcitatteteu. im ainoeSalter pers
ftorbenen Soc DapiS meroen aud nod
orei anoere, III Mempbis unO 1T Waibs
insteu b~cgrabene GinOer oeS Gr>prdii<
6entsn bort ibren bfiinitipen @ubeplas
finben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
v8tfaoefp9ias ssaN!astou-
DemRmaf.
Git @eiHertuerf bes %teriibmten $rps
fefor8 Gtemeriug In @erItn.


Die Grri9tuns bes Wafbtnstot
Monumentes in pbila6elpbta, pel9e
f1on ant 4. Suli 1910 bur9 ben be-
fannten, bon Steuben 9~esriinbeten Or
ben ber Cincinnati altgeregt uno be-
idlofen ipurbe, barf nun, nadbem fid
i'm Qauf Der Sabre bas n6tbiee @elo
angelammelt bat un6 ba mobl aud bic
Blatfrase balb eine befrieoisenoe 60
flung erbalten tpirb, al8 beporiteberb
betra9tet merben,
Das Denfmal lit Elm Meiitermerf
oes beriibmten YrofellorS Siemering
In Berlin. Gs uirb auf einem 6 SUB
6 GOT hoben unterbam aus i6fpes
biidem @ranit erridtet nno erbalt I'M
@an3en cine 66be BON A SUP. Der
unterbau lit 81 SUP brett unb IA SUP
lang, mdbrenb baS Hiebeital II SUP
brett unb 80 SUP lang lit. Das bier
auf iid ~erbebenbe 8eiteritanbbilb
@aibingtonS felt ben 8ater bes 8a>
terlanbeS in Der Golonials Uniform nit
iiber ben S6ultern bditgenbem Mantel
bar. Sn Der 3tnfen bdlt er Die 3isel
ieines portpdrts i1reitenben pfsrbss.
Die Steauns bon Meiter unb 8fero
erinnert an baS befannte 6eiteritaito,
bilb Griebri9s bes @roben In Berlin.
Das Yie6eftal aus @ranit lit reid
per3iert nnb init bronjenen 8eliefs ge>
fdmiidt, BON oenen bas cine ben
Marj9 Der arrnee unb bas auoere
einen mad Weften sebenben ;3ug bon
Gn1i9rantert BARTLETT. Scr utib binter
BEN piebeital finb Bronsesruppen pla,
strt, BON oenetr bic cine Iuterifa nit
0iillborn uno Dreisad, 81 Siben bic
5erbro1enen @flapenfettetl u,1b Die err
oberten Tropbdet1 bon ibren S6bnen
In @mpfans nebmeao, unb Die anbere
Guertfa, Tire S0bne 5a Ebaten anipor<
nero, barftelen.
8or Der einen Grippe lit Der Abler
nit benz Wappen Der Ser. Staaten,
Dor Der arbereu baS Mappet1 bon Scum.
fpIpania ansebra@t. Mn BEN Biebeftal
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20

@i1iam Gmoru Nuinbp. ju ben tpenigen
ouierifaniiden 3eituu9sleuten, lpelhe
bic Miiiion oes Sournalismus ais bic
jenise eines 0ffentli9en Gr3iebunoss
inititutes betra6ten unb perfol9en.
Der neue @eianbte lit in 1rener,
Me., I'm Sabre 1885 9eboren. @r bat
on Der l1nipsriitdt bon Mi9igan gras
BURT nnb lit Elm Wtitsiieb bes Mbpofa,
t~enifanbes Oieies Staates, bod iiEt er
feline Prayis aus. Mit Yraiibent
Glepelanb 1T CT felt LANCER 3eit befreu1,
bet, uuo bel Der Yopularitdt, iuelfe
QuinbD 1T benz rWolperine1 Staat
9enieBt. iDdre es inn leidt 9elpeien,
fdon friiber elm 6ifentlideS Nmt 3u er,
balten, bod bate er bis jett isoe Der.
artige Steluna anSaeimfaaerl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
electric Nttters.

DttIe8 8etfmittel TT 70 rrbltsfannt unt 70 pppuIdr
~sepcrben, Hhab Is fanm nD@ beSpr berer Gtrdsnuns
tetaIi. 4le, BITE ts iemals' sebras6ten, ftmmea
Wit stu In fetn SOB. Sine retnsre Ylsbtetn Stebt es
StAt, nHp es plrb Gafante sfIetRst, beb fe aues
kf4tt, mas man BON ibr reriprtHt. electric Httters
tsiif ale 9eibeH Der Gtber un6 be Nteren, Is ~entfernt
Gtldwfre, 0usi9las, GahHuB nab antee Tclsen
uNssinen 4tutes. % tretbt bas Walarta : Tteter
ans BEN Gpfem, teugt bsmfelben Dor unb belt eS
felth tn ben tartnddtsftn Sdnen. sc curirt acpt,
ftmer,er, Hlufanbrans nab BEN aDpfe unb Mte,dre.
herfu&e bas electric Bltters. 9etlsns tptrb ~sarantirt,
cher has 0eIb jurhas5ablt. Brets per GIaf&e SO
Gsnie NIB 81 II auea apottefen. apbcIfiaIe SET
Ntslpt Drsib, 9bempfcn 4 60.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
Gin aut.s M,ih.

yrennb: .Gs mub elm furftbarer
S1las fur sic seipeien iein, perebrte
Trau. sic bteltens Siren Manm fir
10 ebrli9, tpdbrenb er o sro6e Summen
unteri1lu9 !N-@ (etnes burdz
gssangensn 3aiiirers) Stein, td bate
feline Ibnune; meire idbrlide S9nsi.
oerrefnnn9 betrns allerbings mebr ais
fein @ebalt, aber t9 bate nile ben
oerianiten 8erhnft "
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
Gs fpMte tn iebem Sauje Setu.

Z. 3. .. Wtllou, 81 Glap Strgbe, ebarpsbars, ga.,
fat g&ptnsfu&t, Suifen unb Grtdltuns iein, benz
bahelbs babe istne fran seteiIt, uelae mad etnem tefs
ttgen Nnfaue Der Grippe" BON Der 9unsen s Gntidnz
bune beeIott rrurbe, unb na&bem aue anberen cage
panbten Watttet ptrfunsslcs S~eblieben paren. Robert
Barber BON Gcpt8port, Pa., erfldrt, ba6 Or. Rinas
Wsae Grfinbuns ibm uasbr senhst babe, ais irsenb st.
bate. Gs sts6t nt&ts HeHereS. Man per{ads ri
Gyete Brrbes8laf4en tn Der apotbefe ppu NbpIpb
Dreie, Sbpmpipn q 60. Grcbe GIaf6eu so gsntb
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20

MAIDEN fonnte, fie 3u ieben, Der trat ibr
il ben @es. Wtit alien Reipeft rtatiir,
lid. @tr baben einen 0ffeeiumseu
ee5eben, per 5tDar fonlt bas babe Sabr
nit nnSepnsten Stieieln ,imberlduft,
aber aenlid nit Witb Wtdie uno
Wfrfte banbbabte, I'M nit gutem sc.
fDtiien itunbenlang Dor benz equitable,
@ebduoe, aus benz bic Snfantin mad
eiaei1 6efteiien beransfomrnen mnbte,
iuarteu III f0nnen.
@ulalia fdetnt iibrigens TIRE Yopula.
ritat 5i per0iener. Sic lit cine dr6erlt
ibmputbti6e Gridsinuns urb ibr We,
fen lit bon elmer Natarlidfeit, bic man
bon elmer Yrin3eiiin bes ffol3eften Gerr.
f9erbauleS In europa ntft ertpartet
bate. Sur Elm Tbeil Der Stem Dorfer
@eieai6aft mar BOT, ibr euttaui9t: Die
Sipps Der Iierbuncert, pelde fte germ
ausidlieblid ais eime Der ibrigen in BE,
idlag 9erlommen bdtte. Denen mar liz
ntft ariitofratii4 ssnus!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20

@influB unb I'M
6ebenten6er Mmf,
LACE. Qutnbb
ieooA Der f1on
1858 ibr W1ae
ilasins Gbttor
HHrbe oerftanb
eS, bas 8tatt
SANTA Ser.
orbentltd In Die
4Dbe 5u b~ringeu.
Ouinbn neh1rt
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
wiGiatt 6. @aiHsy.
Nsm Hsafbentsn snnt Geianstem IN
6oIatn eruannt.

Der an Gtelle bon Samusl So.
Gbagtr gum @eiaubten in Do1anb Ct,
naitute Wi1iam Gr1orp Qninbp BON
Detroit, Mid., lit Der 6erausgeber
uno panptei9entbimer Der bafelbft er.
f9einenben n6ree preb.A Seine Be,
aiebnnseH ~ benz s~etlannten Blatte ba.
tiren BON 1861. Dan1als nod mar Die
sDret Yreb,4 pbmobl fie f9on felt iiber
20 SabreH beftanb, BON muir lofalem
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1893-06-20
2tnfer R5ntgfi6er 2sefm9.

YopaIafitat Der Snfantit GnIaIia.
Nets 0orfs @ttrbatpsrt beri9nmpft.
pic s3nfaatin GiIalia, Bic rt1ttse
9aute bes jilfgen 96fig8 bon @panier,
tpeldJr nit ibrsm @emahl, bent 6er5eg
GRton bon Bourbon, gelegentlt1 Der
@lsifellung ben Ser. Staatetl ibren
Bein6 iabftattef, fat eS beritanber, In
Stem Dorf, mo fie 5uerft- ldnseren
@ufentbalt genommem, ben 0eutetl
f0rmti6 bic a6pfe III nerbreben. Uait
NIT jcber ihrer taDli1en uro alltd9li9en
Sanolunsea baben fid bic Bl6tter Der
Wtetropoie-i In Bib un6 @ort bei1df.
tist, uao Der Is MIR INNER m6slid
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02
Home Rule Bill Unsatisfactory.

New YORK. Feb. IAN address has been
issued to the Irish people by the Irish
National League Of America. 1t speaks Of
the home rule bill to be introduced in par
Lament by Gladstone, INC adds: I'VE have
carefully studied it's provisions and are Of
the opinion that the measure is a mere
mass of legal verbiaRe intended to give no
satisfaction to any party, even should the
bill pass. It would only place Ireland on u
still lower level. We stand to-day at the
parting of WAYS. betwixt resistance and
Cancellation. We have advised the latter
until patience has ceased to be a virtue,
and further tsmporizing has become n
crime. We advise the formation of clubs
wherever thsre are lrishmen honestly de-
sirous Of improving the condition of Ire
land. We cali on you to join with us SO
we may be able to round out the century
BY the fulillment of our hopes"
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES,

Ex-Mayor G.. II. sandsrson, of Gan Fran
cisco, died Wednesday.
Ex-Usutper layer, of Nebraska, publicly
denies the report that ne is broke.
A disastrous f;e at Little Falls, N. Y.
did damage TO the amount of $Z0O, 600.
Policeman Chandler, of BIuefeld, W. Va.
and a negro exchanged shots. Both dead.
EI-Secretsry Of War Endicott is living in
a critical condition. and death is though
to be near.
Both houses Of the Illinois legislator,
passed Il bill repeating the compulsor,
school law.
Five kegs of powder exploded in n Goa
mine near GAINESVILLE, o., killing CbaiIai
keene and John Cayender.
The Erie Car works at Erie, Pa. failej
for over a million. No other institution
are endangered by the crash.
The federal grand jury at Lincoln, Nab.
indicted Q. M. Mosher, president of th,
wrecked Capital National bank, on thirty
three counts.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02

GUM NONS-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the First judicial district OF the state OF Mon
tana in and for the c.unty Of evils and Clarke
o-partners as Cans & Klein. plaintiffs. vs.. John
b. Atchison, defendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear In an action
brought against you BY the above named plaintins
in the district court OF the First 1udicisi oistrlos
Of this stats Of MontAns, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clkrko, and to answer the complaint
fled therein. within ten days (exclusiys 81 the day
Of ~service) after the service 0 yon OF .nls som.
Of this county. but within this district, within
twenty days, otherwise, within forty DAYS. or
!oas, = b IL, dsi1 n,.,. wne !. BE- s. idt oomp eEa,n.' 'oa
me said actiOA 10 brought to obtain . juds.
mont of said court agAinst you for the sun OF
Sloi.ol. for the balance OF an account aN, so"p -
PLAINTIFF turinx the year. Of 1882 AID 1891, to-
cent Dor snnum from April 10. 1884; al.o for he
furthes sum Of ssss. w, with interest thereon ct
the rate Of 10 per cent per annum from April ~.
,sst .is up S.,, ,oo or. ~" TO- % , ssao ~ au s" January aG it.
1885, and one Tor s?s2. 81. due June !, 1855. which
said notes you made. executed and delivered to
i iss e. D, .a.,s !; t III. '' .esio On A Ri :. ~ n .ss'i fa anS
appears from the complaint on file herein. 70
which reference In hereby made ,.
appear aud answer the said complaint. as above
REQUIRED. the said plaintiffs will take Judg.
s Tsnt 1s :nS ,s ssn v Z, t%o as,.S,t w ,Sf interest ss,a s1a shsi re-
April ". 1854. and Tor III. costs Of this seton,
triot eourt Of tho First. judicial district Of the
stat, OF Montana, In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke this sth day oi January, In the rear
OF orr Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
n'GS..I,Gf'A JOHN BEAN. Clerk
i. n. i 8. H.. Nsintirs. PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02
THE MARK ETS.

STOCKS.
New YoRx, Feb l.-BAr silver. eSA.
Coppsr-Dull; lake, s11.9A
Lead-Quiet; firm; domestic. $3.50.
Governments-Dull and steady.
petroleum-Active, higher; closed haA.
The stock market today was moderately active
but ~ usual . few stocks monopolized the larger
part of tho dealings. and while coneiderable mar
rowness was seen in the forenoon the market
perceptibly broadened later in tho day. and tho
list ~ y whole closed materially higher than last
evening. hull forces were active and hopeful.
About noon selling pressure ON d~istillers became
heavy and after selling up to 81 it retired to "a.
Here, however. a good demand developed and
before the afternoon was over it had risen 5
per cent to 40. which brought out some stock.
and il retired in final dealings to S8h. at which
point it showed n net gain of 81 per cent.
Sugar was sluggish and the railroad list was
Quot on the whole. The feature WAS the heavy
buying in Omaha. on the expectation that it
would become a dividend payer. 1t closed with
y net gain OF 3S per cent Tor the day. There
r.ere sympathetic advances in other western
stocks.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02

of the genuine medicines, limitations, and
substitutes.
To prevent all this, and to protect the pub
lie from fraud and imposition, the genuine
are now sold only through druggists, regu-
larly authorized as agents, and at the follow
ing long established prices:
Golden Medical Discovery (for Liver, Blood
and Lung Diseases), 500. Favorite Pre-
scription flor woman's weaknesses and all
mentsl, $1.O0. Pleasant Pellets for the liv-
err, Is cents. Comp. Ext. Smart-W Weed, so
cents. DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, so cents
DIR. Pierce's remedies are the cheapest
you can buy, for you pay only for the good
you get. They're guaranteed to give salts
faction, or you have your money back.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-02-02
Lose by silver Depreciation.

CALCUTTA. Feb. Ia delegation COM
posed Of employees in The military and OWL
services, waited upon Lord Lansdowne,
~viosroy of India, to complain of the losses
they Sustained and are sustaining through
tho depreciation and the fall In the value
of tho rupee. lord Lansdowne said the
government was only waiting for the report
OF HerSohell. of the currency commission,
to take action. He added that he was con-
WINGED that the cove nmsnt could not ask
those in this military and civil service to
tolerate indefinitely the distress arising
from the condition Of the currency.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
ship -hotics is hereby given that the co.
Partnership h sretofore existing between Tia mn.
aersisned under the trim name and style of
mnilery a cannon is this day dissolved by mut.
having disposed Of his }ntsrost In said firm and
retiring, 'herefrom. All liabilities against ssjd
nrm Will 10 paid by the undersigned William
10 GRAND Cannon, who is alone suthori,ed tu
collect, receive and receipt for money due laid
hrn!. GLUhGE III. mULLIRY.
w. J. q. CANNON.
Data Helena, Mont. Jan. II, 1899.
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NOTICE TO CO-OwNER.-TO o. c. Rim.
~ ksr, your heirs. executors, administration

NOTICE TO CO-OwNER.-TO o. C. rim
~ ksr, your heirs. executors, administrator
and assigns:
You are hereby notified that Marx Brayerton
and H. w. btevsnson. of Jefferson county. Mon
tsna. your have, In accordance with
tho provisions, Of session 2,s2. Revived
Statutes of the Tn tod States, expended
in labor and improvements upon ths
Gold and Limestons placer mining claim
st'uatsd IN Jefferson county. state Of
Montana described ~ follOws: Being the SW
y OF tbs y, a and tho SE 4 of the SW u Of
heo I, and the y !. Of the N X Of the NV 4 Of
the NE y. and the N " OF the N u OF the NM \
OF rec 8, IpsN, Il west. containing one hun
dred and thirty acres. ths sum Of ono hundred dol
lars for the purpose Of representing and hold
ing said ciIim according to law for the year
ending Dec 81, 1872, and unless Jon contribute
or cause to be contributed, yonr respective pro.
portion tons-thiId) of such expenditure ~ fol
lows: thirty-three and one -thiId dollars, to-
gether with interest and coat Of advertising
within % days after the srvico of this notice By
publication upon you. your said interest In the
above placer mining claim will bs forfeiie I'd and
become thu property Of the undersigned as pro-
vided in section 2,32. Revised Statutes Of tha
United stAtes.
MARX BEAVERTON.
H.. ". STEVENSON.
First publication Jan. IL, 1899.
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