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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11
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An anonymous contributor to the
Atlantic Monthly says that several
summers OF her glrlhood were passed
In an old villa at Castle Gandolfo,,
which before 1870 was the summer
residence Of the Pope, near Rome. A
Polish lady, who occupied the lower
floor of the house, had 8 piano In her
parlor, and very kindly gave the lit
tie girl permission to use 1T every day
during the hour Of her own afternoon!
drive.
I was proud of being allowed to-
learn some little pieces, particularly
duet from aLucia di Lammermoor,'
which I looked upon as masterpiece
of subtlety and execution. One af-
ternoon I was humping away at that
morsel, with my eightryear-old hands
stretched at last to the full extent OF
an octave and my eight year-old mind
happy in the thought Of having mas
tered all the technical difficulties OF
the composition, when the door OPEN
ed softly, and I looked up to see q
white-haired man, with q Handsome
kindly, and to me very venerable
countenance, standing beside me-
Estopped playing In alarm, but he
motioned me not to move, and satdi
gently, in Italian: i
aGo on, my little girl, never mind
me. I should like to hear that piece
over again.
Half reassured b, the kindness Of
his manner, began again nervously
at Lucia" and somehow managed to-
get through it. % ~ - !
1T is not bad" said my listener.
He took hold Of my hand and showed!
me how the notes should be struck
and what T must aim at in prac-
.ticing. - s,,.. - 55
Sand new, II you like, I will play to!
you," he said, and sat down and play
ed Lucia" to show me how 1t should
be done. From that he went on to!
other music, very different, but won,
derfully grand, it seemed to me, and
so on and on, till, stopping at last,t
he saw me standing there, with eyes
big with wonder and full Of tears. i
aYou have soul for music, child,
he said; "study hard, and will get
on" .-.,. ~
At that moment my fathers voice
called from the stairway. Igathered
up my book to go. The old gentle
man patted me on, the head as
thanked him shyly, and I ran away
S..11 ~ ,rorlar nd oveifQmQnf
Afterward I heard and later still !
understood that the musical treat OF
that afternoon was privilege which
many would have enyied me; that
the piano in the tapestried salon had =
vibrated under the touch, of genius;
that I had been listening to the
great pianist, the Abbe Liszt, and
what is appalling to think of, had
been playing to him.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11
A Future Tor the Donkey.

Some day stock raisers will turn their
attention to the common donkey. and
with q few generations Of liberal feed
ing, careful grooming, and Judgment in
selection will raise breed that for all
draught and carrying purposes will be
superior to either horse or mule. The
hoofs of the donkey seem absolutely in
capable Of lameness, his endurance is
without parallel save in the camel, and
with good treatment there is no reason
why the size Of the breed should not be
greatly increased. The donkey has O
bad name, butages OF ill-treatment have
given him a bad temper, which can be
overcome only by kindness.
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is shirred about the collar, and hangs with
out any fitting over-the shoulders. Very
stunning ones are real military, gotten Up
in black or blue cloth and lined with scar.
let. More dressy ones are in light cloth and
lined with plaid. silk or fur. A Aparticularly
swell one is Of chamois colored felt OF al
most chamois texture, lined with jennet, or
since jennet is difficult to get here, with any
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dark, soft fur. There is, Of course, q very:
high collar which may lie fat or be turned
up about the ears. SO 81. !: y
or all traitorous accessories womar,s
gloves are the worst. You simply cannot
trust them. Better start out In q hurry and
trust tc fixing your hat as you go, than to
putting on your gloves" the same way, In
the first place, though you selected your
gloves with due care, when You get half way
on your journey and have come to theother
glove you will find you have taken both fog
the same hand. You may know positively
that you started with pair, but when y
comes to put on the second glove you will
find you had two lefts. Itwould have been
better to have had two rights. Then at
least, your right hand would have been coy
cred and you would have perhsps have got
ten through handshaking gestures without
showing the other hand m uch, but as it Is,
It's either modification or go. back. An
other trick a pair of gloves will play 10
when you have the two hands all right, but
they do not belong TO the same pair and .
difference in color or length will be start
ling when you come to get them both on.
Then perhaps if the pair is all right you will
find you have lost the other one when you
come to put it on. This Is one Of the incest
accidents that can happen, and gloves Just
love to do that way. AS to splitting Every
one knows that the brand new pair OF
gloves you have gotten to go with your par
ty dress and that because the pair islnew
you decide to n.put on in the carriage, 'splits
away up the palms when you pull them the
least bit. fftji s. ~ ~ s5 Z.
Buttons ara always perfdious. Unless
you always button to the last button before
leaving the house, they are sure TO fly Of.
Also buttonholes have away OF bursting Il
you depend on them the least bit. The only
safe way is not to repose a bit Of confdence
in glove. To give them no chance to do,
monkey shines, no matter what else you
slight. no matter what else you do. on the
way" finish your gloves before leaving the
house may, and before leaving your room.
Have both carefully pulled on and all but
toned. That is the only safe way.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11
SOME HINTS ON STYLE.

BoNNErs, wRAps, GLOVES AND BUTTONS FROM
woMAN's POINT OF VIEW.
The illustration gives picture OF sim
pie but very pretty bonnet for dress occa'
sions. Various combinations of color and
fabric are suitable for this design.
Among the different styles of overcover.
ings the military cape seems safe for all. 1t
should come to the knee or just above it.
The correct cape should be cut from circu-
lar piece. Get look at all army friend. 1t
fits over the shoulders and has no fullness at
the collar, but hangs as it will from the
shoulders. The so-called military, however,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11
rovn woman well started toward matronr

grown woman well started toward matron-
illness, permit me to advise you TO have your
bonnets large enough. There is nothing
more unbecoming than bonnet to small
for its wearer, or one which persists IN oe-
ing relegated to the back of the head jet
or steel coronals are too hard to suit matron'
" faces. A fold of yielding velvet or a
quilting of lace or good ribbon is better
Such bordering forms worthy frame W
the face. If YOU want particularly to have
a let rim, blend it with gold, if you are q
brunette and it will prove satisfactory
com mbination.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11

LADY friend Ito Mrs. Newlywed)--
Well, how do you like your fiat?
Mrs. Newlywed-Which do you mean
the one l married or the one I live
in?-Tit-Bi
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11

God denies nothing but with design to
give US sOmcthln. better.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-01-11

enter a blissful eternity? Toe most over
whelmingly solemn week Of all the year Is
the last week OF December.
But on opening this subject, "In respect
OF holy day" as my text puts 1t, or q holi-
day. as ws moierns write and pronounce it.
advised that You divide this season into
three chapters-the first q chauter OF Illus.
trious birthday, the second chapter OF an.
nual decadence and the third q chapter OF
chronological introductionLand this last
chapter we have reached In ,olden times
there was style.of closing an old year and
opening q new one that was very suggestive.
The family would sit up until twelve
o'clock at night, and when the clock
struck twelve the family would all go
to the frone door Of the house, take
down the bar and turn back the lock
and swinS the door wide open to let the
old year out and new year in. And that is
what we are going to do. With the same
measured step that time has kept since it
started it will come to our door in the clos
ing night Of this week. With what spirit
shall we let the new year in? I have already
indicated that it is to be one Of the greatest
years of all chronology. "WhY?' you ask.
Have you any forebodings or premoni'
tionsF' No. "Are you expecting the 'millen-
mum this year." Mol "Whv, then, say
this about the coming year" For the simple
reason that find as the years 60 by they
become more aud more eventful. Compare
the Nineteenth century with the Eighteenth
century.
Compare the first half Of this century
with the last half. The surges Of this ocean
Of time are rolling higher and higher. The
forces Of right and wrong are rapidly null
tiply ing, and their struggles must be inten-
sihed. 1t is a chronolo 5ical fact that we
worlds edenization first and then to its in
cineration, to its redemption and its de noli-
ton. And 80 I expect that 1893 will be
greater year than 1907 Its wedding bells
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
DO,tRE
GRUNTA!

60 do 70 mil Cd St. Paul
nam ma sprzedaa wlelkie OBJ.
szary gruntow z wspanlafym
lasem j iakam', popr2erzynane
rzekami i strugami, urozmal.
cone rybnemi jezlorami. TIE
grunta leza po lie wei i pc
prawej stronie kolel z%elaznej,
a stacye koleiowe tylko 2 do
S mil Cd nlch oddalone. Kto
chce korzystaG z okazyi, ably
sobie pod nalprzystepnleiszemi
waruhkaml zaloayc wsasne
gospodarstwo i biogie ognisko
domowe, niechai sic zgiosl do
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

butelke ma probe. Czujac polep-
szenie cd pierwszej butelki, ME
zaprzestat uzywac tego lekarstwa
i obecnle, pc wyplciu trzech
flaszek, Jest zupe}nle zdrow i die :
kule Begu, re natchnaf 60 mysla
kuplenla tax d~oskonatego lekarstwa,
Pan Doyle PRAGUE obecnie ma
drodze kolei Wisconsihskiej
i rekomedye Eureka clerpiacym ma
Reumatyzm l osobom osfabionym.
PAM j. Quinn, ktora przesz}o
przez rok czasu czusa sic nadzwy-
czaj es%}abio1a, "a porada. przyla-
c'ot swych, popr6bowa.a Eureke l
pc uzyclu szesclu tlaszek, zdrowie
1el nadspodziewanle poprawlio sic,
i obecnie jest silna i wesofa.
Martin M~oylan, korcner nasze.
go miasta, powiada: Przekonany
jestem, re Eureka Jest najlepszem
lekarslem ma oczyszczenle krwi.
Ma osoby os}ablone, lekarstwo
to dzia}a zadzlwlajaco, przywraca
W kr6tklm stosunkowo czasie
zdrowie i SHY. Osopom clerplacym
ma Reumatyzm i os}ablouym ma
zdrowiu szczerze radze u3ywanie
tego lekarstwa, lestem bowiem
pewny, 70 Eureka wlecej pomo&e,
nlz lnne lekarstwa, szczegolnle W
obecnym czasle wiosennym.
Czytajcle, co powiada Why
ks. Brooks:
Cierpiacym ma Reumatyzm,
potrzebujacym o~czyszczenla krwi,
osobom os}abionym cierpiacym ma
nerkl i watrobe radze uzywanie
lekarstwa uEureka. Lekarstwo to
znam / przekonany jestem, re
przewyzsza wszelkie inne lekar-
silva pod wzgledem dzia4anla ma
krew. Bedac W Chicago z%esztej
wiosny rrzeszfo 600 os6b wzie}o
odennie to lekarstwo i dzlekl
Bogu, zostal, wszyscy uzdrowleni.
w ~przeciegu siedmiu lat miafem
sposobnos6 przekonac sic, re lie.
karstwo to leczy rome choroby /
to take nawet, ma kt6re doKtorzy
ME mogll znalesc pomocy. Cd
czasr jak przybyiem ma wizyte
do Stevens Point, do ksiedza
O'Brlen, ]proboszcza tutejszego
koscio}a 1rlandzkiego, mia}em
niezllczone mnostwo llstow z
Chicago, W ktorych m,e proszono
o nadeslsnie tego znakomitego
lekarstwa.
Osoby cierplace, kt6re by
chciaty dowledziee size z w%}asnych
ust ksledza II. J. Brooksa 0 praw-
dziwie cudownych uzdrow'en,ach,
spowedowanych przez uzycie tego
lekarstwa, moga przybyc do nlego
(do pleoan'i OLGA O'Briena) i
i rozm6w,G sic osobiscie. KS.
Brooks uzywaf to lekarstwo przez
d}ugie lata i VIE, ie lekarstwo to
Jest niezawoduem. KS. Brooks
powiada dalej, re Eureka ME
jest lekarstwem patentowanem, lecz
domowem, robionem z No1 i ko.
rzeni.
Lekarstwo to jest wyrabiane
przez iednego z naszych ksiezy,
kt6ry ~uzywaiac go przez lat szesc,
przekonaf sic, re jest nadzwyczaj
pomocnem ma wszelkle cierpienja,
IL powodu tego %postanowl} po-
wladomlc O mem publicznosc,
ably ludz,om nawiedzlonym ro&nemi
chorobami dat sposobnosc predkle-
go pewnego wyleczenla sig
Bledni otrzymaia lekarstwo to
darmo, lecz musza przadstawlt
zaswladczenie mleiscowego pro-
boszcza, kt6ry pragnac d~owledziec
sic o b]lzszvch szczeg6}ach, powi-
nien ma odpowledz ~za}aczyc marke
pocztowa.
Przeplsy uzywania lekarstwa
- W jezyku po]skim, angielskim.
nlemieckim szwedzkim znaiduja
sic ma kazdej butelce. Cena butel.
XII 81 Is.
Eureka Rheumatic Medicine Go.
III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
pLACCIE IA
Y OMAHA.
Omaha, Nebr., 2 Maj.a.

My nizej podplsani %obywatele
miasta Omaha, W Nebrasce,
cz1onkowie parafnl polskiej Sgo.
Pawfa, ma og6lnem zebraniu para
fan W dnlu 23go Kwletnla 1898,
zostalIsmv wybranl przez parafian /
%upowazn1eni do wyswietlenlasprawy
Stanislawa Swlniarsislego 2 naszym
proboszczem wielebnym ksiedAem
Tadeuszem Jakimowlczem. Odpo-
wlaaamY vice ma TO sfowem praw-
dy W imienlu ca}ej naszeJ polskiej
parafi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

kWialki i Skutki
podniesionego pozio-
mu moralnosci przez
SLISZA i lego
,,kgarza W Amery-
CO."
Bylo to W Buffalo. Micha}
W., ktory przcz diva lata
ciezkiej piracy W Detroit
uciulal sobie oko(o $500,
przyby} pred paru dniami do
tego miasta. | tam spotka}
Woiciecha r., ktorego znal
Cd dziecka, jeszcze re starego
kraiu. Nasz Michal zamiesz-
kali u Wojciecha i wygadaw
sly sic pred MIN, re jest
posiadaczem paruset dolarow,
prosi} swego kolege, ably
dop6m6g} mu W wyszukaniu
zajecia. Wojciech zweszy}
,,byznes" wzia} przyjaciela
ma TAXI HAWAI-: - Michale -
mowi} Wo)tek - ia nam
nicely Job, w iednym z tu-
tejszych warsztat6w kolejo.
wych, m6glbym ci go odsta.
pic, gdyz ia mann zamiar sic
ozenic i saloon za}ozyG. Sex
W tenn tylko, re do przepro-
wadzenia mych planow brak
migjeszcze $3.50. Gdybys
mogl mi lyle pozyczyt ma
krotki czas, wszystko byloby
all right: ty mia}bys jutro
zaraz job, przynoszacy
oko}o 50 dolarow ma mlesiac,
a ia zosta}bym salonista.
Naszemu Micha}owi slcwa
Wojtka trafi}y do przekona.
pia. Mic ME m6wiac, odllczyi
IS ACKNOWLEDGMENT bank
not6w Wojciechowi i ma znak
zgody przyiaciele podali soble
rece. Nazajutrz Woiciecd
kazal przybyt Micha}owi do
w~arsztatu, gdzie go miaf
przedstawic ,,bossom". Mi
chai stawil sic 0 naznaczonej
godzinie W oznaczonem miej-
scu, gdzie powiedziano, re
Wo]ciech ME PRAGUE cd dni
paru, DO go z fabryki.... wy
pedzono, i re wiecei robotnl-
k6w ME potrzebu]a. Teraz
dopiero Michal zrozumial caly
HAWAII, ma laki go wzia}
Wojciech. Ten ostatni znik}
be- wiesci - zapewne drap-
nal. Dobry przy]aciel!..
w Buffalo oddany zosta}
W rece sadu wyzszego Ant.
Fergihski, ktory skradl S.
Dekahskiemu $40 cash, a
wielu p%onaciagal ma drobniej-
SEE sumki.
Swieta Wielkanocne ME
obesity sic W Buffalo bez
krwawe] b6jki. Polak Bart}o.
miej Wierkoc, kt6ry napad}
ma dom Polaka Zalihkiego,
zostal ciezko poraniony no.
zem; Bloracych udzia} W tel
awanturze, wsadzono do kozy".
Brzydk; to spos6b obcho-
dzenia SWAT!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11
r U S

| ~. Gioszone pc gazetach via
domosci o nielitosclwem popiclu
chlopaka, Franka SwinIarsklego,
syna wyzej wspomnianego Sta
nislawa, So przesadne i wierutne,a
k}amstwem.
y. Ze W paraiil polskiej
web %urzenie, to jest hanlebne
ktamstwo, zmysloneprzez ludzi
zfosliwych, Gala bowlem para6a
zostaje W najwiekszei jednosci 2
prob, cd poczatku az dotad.
81. Stanlsfaw Swiniarski przez
namowe wystapli przeciwko nasze-
mu wiel. prob. rs. Jakimowiczowi
W spes6h nlegodzlwy i hahblacy
katolika i Polaka. Me zdo}a} on
zadat handy naszemu ks. Jaklmo-
wlczowi, ME moze tez naleze6
jake katellk do naszei pelsk,ei
parafi.
| A. Wiel. ks. Jakimowicz
ukars} chiopaka ale nigdy II
d~ostatecznie:: ukarai go bardzo
lekko, chociaz byi powinien uka-
rad daleko surowiei. Ksnadz musl
karac n'epos}uszne dzleci, DO ten
obowiazek k}adzie ma nlego dyece-
zya paraianie cd czasu
rozpoczecia polsklej szkoly "
Omaha; ME prawda, re ch}opak
bY} chory, n%ieprawda, re doktor
chfopaka leczy1.
81. Dzlecl Swiniarskiego ME
maja zadnego ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
niepos}uszne, nieskromne, brzydko
mowlace, ami nauczyclell ami ludzl
starszych ME szanuia. Cd lat
dw6ch luz byfy nleznosne W szkole,
uzywaly slow %zelzywych przeclwko
Siostrom a ksiadz ich napominaf
Pc kllka ra zy, ale ME kara}, by1y
wygnane kllkakrotnie ze szko}y,
ale SIG ME poprawlafy, DO rodzice
wyraznle ich nauczall, ably ME
s1uc had nfkogo, tylko OLGA swego.
81. l tax dina 1890 s~tycznia
1898 roku starszY chiopak Frank
Swiniarskl "a njeposiuszenstwo
upominany, nletylko re ME s}uchal,
ale nadto zelzy} Siostre hahblaceml
wyrazy, pred wszystkieml dziecml
publicznie W szkole a nawet okaza}
gotowos6 do bitwy, grozac nareszcle
ojcem swolm Siostrze:: re gdy
przyjdzie to ia zbiJe. Ia to vice
dzleci Stanisiawa Swlniarskiego
zosta}y re szkofy ~wydalope. To-
warzystwo bratnlei pomocy 500.
Paw}a moca w%1asnej konstytucyi
ina mitlngu nakaza1o Swiniarskiemu
dziecl do polskiej szko}y pose}ac,
grozac moca tejze k%onstytucyi
wydaleniem go z Towarzystwa,
jezeliby ME us}uchat, ale 2 tenn
warunklem, re ma przeprosiG
Slostre "a obelge a "a wystepki
bedzle karany. Ale dzieci wr6ci-
wszy do szkoly, wcale Siostry ME
przeprosl}Y, AMI nawet Frank,
kt6ry S;ostre zel&y}. KS. Jakimo-
wlcz dnia ego Lutego 1898 +.
ukara} ch}opaka zmus,} go do
przeproszenia Slostry. Odtad
S%winlarski posY}a} swe dzieci do
nlemlecklej szko}y wei. ks,
Breltkopfa, kt6ry ma psote Pola-
kom to dziecl do swej s7kofy
przyjaf, a wiec "a to Swiniarski
prawem konstytucYl dnia 5go
Marca 7osta} z Towamystwa pol
sklego %wylaczony.
Stanlsfaw Swiniarski dnia
1890 Kwletnla 1898 r. re zemsty,
jake sam pred sadem wyzna},
diva miesiace pc ukaranlu chiopca
nsszego ks. prob. Jakimowicza
zaskarzyf.
TO stwierdzamy sfowem
prawdy i prosimy take inne
polskie gazety c powt5rzenle.
z uszanowaniem
Jan Kowa!ewski. Mikofaj Cherek,
Michaf Czaplewski, Franciszek
Cherek, SJakob Czerwinskl, Pawef
Borowlak, Adam Cetera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

Swleta Wielkanocne ME
obesity sic W Buffalo bez
krwawe] bojki. Polak Bart}o.
miej Wierkoc, kt6ry napad}
ma dom Polaka Zalihkiego,
zostal ciezko poraniony no.
zem; Bloracych udzia} W tel
awanturze, wsadzono do kozy".
Brzydk; to spos6b obcho-
dzenia SWAT!
w Buffalo z%najduja sic
ME tylko polacy zlodzieje, ale
i z}odzie]kl. Jedna z Mich TO-
letnia Agn. Nowacka, stawala
w tych dniach pred sadem
oskarzona o kradziez xolczy-
kow i bransolety w miejscu,
gdzie siuzyla. :. Brzydko!
w Buffalo znany szarlatan
Rybczyhki znow zostaf odda.
ny pod sad "a %nieprawne i
pokatne leczenie... Wartoby
raz usmierzyc tego truciciela
glupich ludzi!...
w Buffalo znow areszto-
wano och polskich rabusiow,
ktorzy rozbili budke targowa
ma Broadway i skradli Z mel
rome owoce. Nazwiska tych
lobuzow So: Jan Lorbicki i
Leon Kucera. Wstyd!..
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1893-05-11

w Buffalo oddany zosta}
W rece sadu wyzszego Ant.
Fergiriski, ktory skradl S.
Dekahskiemu $40 cash, a
wielu ponaciagal ma drobniei-
SEE sumki.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-01-04
SHERIFF'S sALE-M. BoLLES Il CO..
~ plAiRtiffs Va, Lucy A. E91la6ala MAJ n

SHERIFF,s SALEM. BoLLEs 4 CO.,
~ plaintiffs, rs. Lucy A. .Eggleiield. Mary +.
Eggleteld and Francis Atkinson. defendants.
Under and BY virtue of an order of sale and
district court of the First judicial district Of the
and Clarke. on the 18th day of December, A. D.
1882, in the above entitled action, wherein N.
holies d Co., the above named plaintiffs. obtained
judgment and decree. Of foreclosure and sale
AGAINST Lucy 4: \ gglefeld, Mary E. .Fgglefeld
besides interest. costs and attorneys fseA which
oaid decroe was, on the. 10Th day of December,
A.; D.. 1892. recorded In judgment book No.
II OF said court. at page - l am COM
manded to sell all that certain lot, piecs or
parcel q land. situate; lying and being in tho
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
Lot mum Der -four ~ in block nnmb er tifty-ono
Gn OF the Northe n Pacific addition TO the city
OF iioiena, in tho county of ! Q sIs and Clarke
and state OF Montana. as particularly described
upon the Official plat Of said named addition
Of said county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
here ttament and a~ppurtensnces thcreunto be-
longing or in nnyvise appertAinin9.
ublic notice 10 hereby given. that on Thurs
day. tho 5th day Of January, A. ID 1899. at IL
oolosE IN. OF that day. at, the front door Of the
Sonrt house, Helene, Lewis and Clarke county,
M Montana. | will, in obedience to said order Of sale
ana decree OF foreclosure and sale, sell the above
uesoribed property. or so much thereof as may
be necessary to safety said Judgment, with in
tterest and costs, to the highest and bsst bidder.
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this 18th day of Decsm.
CHARLES NJ. JEFFERls. Sheriff.
BY RALPH g.. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff.
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CHAH. NJ. JEFFENIS. Sheriff.
BY RALPH @. JOHNSON. Deputy Sheriff.

SUMMONS-lN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
~ the First judicial district Of the state of Mon.
ana N and TOR the county of lewis and Clarke.
andsr Norton .ndl9puise Norton. defendants.
.h Inc state q Montana sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
Il G.t sSs di. ssfaas ee sGs q y tie tes Frat Flsss i Rs%aa p dGssTiss
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
6led therein. within ten days (excluslys Of the day
OF servicel after the service OF You Of this sum
OF this county, but within this district, within
twenty ~ days. cthsswise within forty DAYS. or
: soesrains p sy t ds'1 upaye wil Of n SIT. idt eomp eEsa1.t you
The said action is brought to obtain a de-
cree Of this court for the foreclosure Of = Ger,
executed by the said defendants to secure the
payment Of . certain promissary note made by
them to plaintiff on the same dav for $3.50, de-
pee: mo due; also for interest upon the said sum
q *sao from the commencement Of this suit ct
the rate ct enc per cent per month. and for $50
said mortgsge may be sold and the proceeds
thereof app applied at to the payment Of sid note, in
Their particulars reference to the complaint on
file is hereby made. and in case such proceeds
are not sufficient to pay. the came. then to OBJ
for the balance remaining due. and also that ths
said defendants. and all persons claiming by,
through or under them. may be barred and fore
redemption, and interest in and to said mort
gagged premises, and for other and further relief.
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will take, defanit
against you, anu spriy TO the court for the relief
dem in the complaint. t3Ea
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
trict court OF the First judicial district of the
state OF Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke. this 18th day OF Mach, in the year
OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-tyo #
lsEAL JOHN BEAN. Clerk
~ Il. =. FREEMAN, Depnt, CLERK.
A. X. Barbour. Attorney for Plaintiff.