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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
0omt Gon0reb.
70. 81 II q II Il.

y "
@or i@pa4 beiu&tem 9auie
1pra4 bann Wbeeler bon Wlabama,
Morie bon MaFaduiettts uno 9arter
bon O6io, Der ben Wiberruf Der
@6ermanbi1 befiirportete. 9enbrir
BON Nem Dort 1pra9 i'm glei4en
@inne, porauf bann @%ertagung erz
folgte.
SIM @enat bradte @orbees cine
8id elm, ben Mationalbanten gu &C.
1tatten, 8antnoten gum bp1en 8etrag
Der bon tbnen beponirten Summen gu
eeltatten. 4n bas Ginanacomite perz
nieIen. (Die Mnna6me bet 8tu
wiirbe SIG, 100000 mebr in girculaz
ton brineen.) - Yalmer beantragte,
81, 100000 fir Elm neues 8unoesgez
bGuoe in &9icaso gu betpilltsen. @ei
1pra9 iber feline &~eiolution gu @unz
item BON Doppelmdbrung.
IA. Muguf It.
Sm So E puroe na4 @rnennung
beg @omites fir prototele bic @tlberz
bebatte ~fortse5ebt. IS 1pra@en
8oatner, QaDton unb patterl on, ber
eritere fiir S%reiprdgun9, bic beiben
leBteren fir beoingungspeiien Wiberz
ruff oes SbermangeieBes.
SIM @enate bertdtete 8orbees
feline geftern etngebru4te 8iQ nit ber
Gmpfeblung bes Ginan3comites Elm.
GodreQ opponirte elmer ioforti9en ST.
rat6ung b~erielben. 2ooge ipra& gu
@unften ietner Worlage betreffs Wiz
berrufs bes @ilberantaufsgeieBes.
Mpolcott bon Colorado fpra9 buqes
gen. Soar bielt etne ldngere &e5e
Iber DoppelmGbrung.
Is. Mugu1 It.
SIM 9au E beantragte 8urroms,
Gbas. 6. 8eltnap gu &c tatten, zen
Gongrebitb BON @eo. s. &i4arbi on
Is. Mt9tganer Diltrit) gu Bean Itunz
ben. Warb Big morgen beri4ofer.
6ut9ins bon Seras nabm bic Silberz
bebatte mieoer auf. @lan@arb, 3d.,
pertbeibi9te Tr~eiprdgung, @%rospenor,
Sb:o, ipra@ gegen oieielbe.
16. Mugu It.
SIM @enate bra@te @odreQ einen
Nntrag Elm, bur@ tpel@en Der Setretdr
bes @&abamtes aufgeforbert mirb, gu
rpari" unb nit ben riid~ftdnbigen Gin
len ale 2pro3enttgen Bombs ein5ul0z
len, bic linn CUR @usl0iung %aneeboten
merben, unb bafir in 2egal Senberz
Nptsn gu be3ablen.
@berman 1pra4 basegen. 8errp
bielt cine &ebe gu @uniten ber Dopz
p%elmdbrung. @s folgte cine @recutipz
Sibung.
SIM 5aue murbe meiter iiber be
@ili onz8iQ bebattirt, fir bic @au
eintrat, mdbrenb 8rpan fir Silberfreiz
prdgung eintrat. 9enbez ion bon So
ma bef@mor NIT 1ebr bemegli9en
Morten ben @ongreB, einen i@nellen
@nti@lub gu fa7en uno bas 2anb aus
ber @erlegenbeit gu erretten.
II. Mugu t.
SIM g ma t murbe bic 9ebotte iber
ben beitrittenen Senats1ib bon Monz
tana fortgeiebt. MiQer b%eantragte,
ben Minimat6etrag Der @plbcertifcate
bon 500 auf S. berab5uieben. @prz
man beantragte elm Mmenbement gum
%nattonalen 8ontgeieb, pobur9 bic gez
dammte Bantnoten @in5iebung nt9t
mebr als 100000 betragen ion.
SIN 9aue mur0e aus1@ltebli4
bic 3eit Der @ilberbebatte gepibmet.
Sc ipra&en Daniels BON Nem Dort
unb Daniels bon Tlortba, beibe fir
unbeotngten Wtoerruf bes Silberanz
taufsgeiebes.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
ENcIO1a 1T Ncbraafa

Dur@ einen iiiolt4 BON g apne
Nebr., paf1irenben Wirbelninb
tpuroe am Is. Muguit bas 9aus BON
Sobn Srumbuu 5erit0rt unb bas
9ientmdo4en neb1t einem tleinen Sim
be fam babel um's 2eben. Ser &ez
genfaQ betrug Tuni 3ou; IS pur6en
p:ele 8riiden pegge14memmt unb audi
lonit no9 GROCER @9aben ungert4tet.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
4au:uhcn 1T Yptutau.

Snfolge oer in 8 ombap ,. Snbien,
uusgebrofenen r%eltgi0ien unruben,
emit tanben aus &eibereien 3nil 9en
Mobammebanern uno 9inbus, iinb
Bis gum Is. Muguit 1900 Per1onen
berbaftet tporben. Das enti4lofene
@or9eben ber &egierung fat ben 5riez
'oens itDrern bic 2uit gu peiterem Sra
feblen benpmmen.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Gin ocf0brItd,cr g3cf1tf.

Wie aus petersburg gemelbet miro,
nuroe am Is. @uguit cine 5i19erfotz
te in BET SFiee auf Der 9Dbe Der etma
60 Meilen iiibmeitli4 BON Repal gelez
genen 9afenitabt 9apiat BON einem
@turms iiberra1@t unb piete 0er 8oote
gingen unter. @ieb3ebn 2eute iino,
lopett man tpeib, ertrunten unb biele
unbere tperben permtBt.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Cholera ~ Berlin.

Sm Ditli&en Sbeil 8srlins itarben
am 16. Muguit brei polnti4e @rbelter
an Der Gbolera. Ser amtlthe NelAsz
anaeiser bebauptet, oab notwithstanding
bic Gbolera BON Muifii&zpolen na@
Berlin eingei @leppt puroe.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
1tnruDcm 1T Mlr0cntinicu.

Ser 8unbsscongreB in 8uenos
4pres bat am Is. Nugu1t be14lo1z
len, iiber gang @r9entinien ben 8elaz
serungs3uitano gu perbdngen unb
8unoes:nterpention in ben %uufitdnoiz
lhsn Prooin5en Santa Sc uno @an
2puis gu BEL iirporten.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24
Warfttertd,te.
Chicago.

Sommerpei5en 49,; Wintertpet=
gen $685.; Roggen 35-45; 9afer
22-27; Ser tie -; Corn $3.50;
&leie 9.0o-10.50; Mioblings 1915;
Mebl 2.1O-3.75; Simotbpz9eu 900
-l2.OO; Yrairie 9eu 6.00-8.50;
@tiere 2.50-4.45; &ibe uno Minber
1.50-3.2O; @4meine 5.25-5.75
@4afe 2.9G@.25; 2dmmer 300
$50; Butter, Creamery 49,; 8utz
ter, Dairp 49,; &d5e e, Creamery
70; &d5e, S@net3er 17-18; @tsr
10; &~artoffeln per 8ui4el 60-65
3miebeln per SAB $50; @rbien 100
lao; WeiBtraut per Crate rs !;
Mepfel 2.0O-3.25; 8obnen Ito
Its; &leeiamen -; Simotbpiamen
per 100 pfb. 3.70-3.85; Gla4s 80
-93; MbisteD LIP; 9onig 10-17 :
&onig, ausgelaKen 6-8; Salg "a;
2ebenbtge 9iibner Ill.,; Springz
!9ibner 10; Surteps 10-11; @nten
9-12; @dnie per 9Bb. 3.0O-6,0O.
@ttnneapolts l. st. Raul.
Wei3en 54-58; @oggen $780,;
Ger tie 30-55; 9afer $780,; Corn
IS 81; 9eu, Stmotbb 6.00-8.50;
9eu, UPLAND 5.00-5.50; Mebl Its
-3.75; &leie 900; Butter, Creamery
14-21; Butter, Dairb 12-18; @ier
9-13.
5outb SmaDa.
@tiere 3.45A.6O; &ii6e unb &in=
Der 1.4O-2.5O; @toders unb Tee6ers
S4meine 4.90-5.50 f.;
S9af e unberdnbert; 2Gmmer unper=
Gnbert.
Siuur GttD.
@tiere $40; @toders uno 6eebers
2.25-3.00; &iibe unb Rinber LOO
-1.95; S9peine 4.75-4.9O.
&anfas GIN.
@tiere 3.15-5.1O; @tpders unb
Seebers 2.1O-3.55; &il6e unb @inber
1.15-3.25; @@meine 5.10-5.30
S4afe 2.45-2.85; 2dmmer 4.10-1
4.4O.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1893-08-24

u'''e A'%u''lH1 ~VpoS%upVpu ~"
Sanuar Bis Sunni inc. b. s. lit eri4iez
men. Demielben 3ufolge 5d6lte Der
8uno am 80. sunni 1880 Mitglieoer,
cine 3unabme BON 5pei pdbrenb oes
6albiabres. Die @ertpaltungstaKe
6atte $2481.90 Ginnabmen uno ST.
1850 Musgaben; aahenbeitanb
$4,000. Die l1nteritubungstaKe
6atte $22,259.70 Ginnabmen uno
SIS, 383.08 Musgaben, al1o einen lie
berl9ub bon $6876.62, ober $4.88
pro Mitglieb, nobel bic 8erm0gen oer
ein3elnen 2otal30ereine ni4t nit einz
gere9net itno. Inter ben Musgaben
ran9iren Be- onbers fir unterl tubunq
Mrbeitsloler $1,000, fir &rante
$685., Strtte=1nter ltlbung $1030,z
SO, &ei1ezunteritibung $234.2l @terz
begelb $2O96.65.
- Or. 9. 9. 6omurb in 9 u L.
lin, 2inn Gountp, rs Meilen meitlid
bon Macon inn @taate Minouri, muir
be am Mbeno bes ID. Muguit pon 1eiz
mem Weib unb' @9mager gu Seem
Bolton, Is Meilen n0roli9 BON Bud
lin, er1doHen. @inige Wo@en porz
6er par er megen MiB6anolung ieiz
net Trau perbaftet, gegen 8irgi&afi
aber emilia len moroen. Die 5rau
tlagte bann auf S@s:oung uno &C.
mdbrung bes nDtbigen l1nterhalts,
SIR Mann, Der in ber 5runfenbett etn
gana gsf Gbrli9er Meni d mar, murot
ppn ber gan3en 8udttner 8epolterune
gefiir9tet. Dim ungliidstage mar e1
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
OUT OF THE ORDINARY.


Daniel Lambert. the latest man ever
known. weighed 7S9 pounds.
The greatest university IS Oxford. 1t has
twenty one colleges and five halls.
The oldest violin in the world was found
in an Egyptian tomb. dating about 5000,
Is. c.
The first lightning conductor was in
vented. not by Franklin. but by an OBJ
SQUIRE bohemian monk in lisa
The great anasthetic tchloroforml was
discovered by Guthrie IN ISL. and was
first employed In surgical operation in
1876.
Lilies are raised as n regular field crop in
the Bermu6as In one of the largest fields
over 100000 may be seen in bloom at the
same time.
tits estimsted that 10 600 0o0 copper pen
MES have been lost Ia circulation in the
century since the United States began TO
coin money.
One OF the few patents issued by the con-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
1T WAS HER ANNIVERSARY.
But He Had Careies,Iy Forgotten All Alb.

But He Had Careies.iy Forgotten All About
1t.
New York Tribune.
Some drummers were diverting them
selves in q smoking car by repeating cpl
eodes of so-csllrd Cheek All but one had
related an instance. When he was called
upon he drearIly said:
II don't remember any thing worth toll
ing; in fact my wife has com Dlet-ly dazed
my memory of matters of that kind BY u
fine sample OF her own stock. lou Geo.
when got back from my latest trip went
bone at something after o'clock IN
the evening. Well there was my
house lighted mp from top story 20
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
stretching Truth Too Far.


New York Weekly.
Lady-What cute little dogsl What do
you charge for them:
Peddler-TDese dogs mum. ia ihe-er-
the Alaska spaniel. mum. All the ladies of
Alaska has had these dogs for pets for CEN
turtles, mum. Such dogs as these is worth
$50 apiece. mum.
Lady-Humph. I've read a good deal
about Alaska and have formed the opinion
that LADIES' are rather scarce in that region.
Peddler (hastilyl-les. mum. that's
what's the matter. Ladies' has got so
scarce there that there Is more dogs than
they want. That's why / can sell you one
of these for S2.50 mum.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
In Great Demand.

Lawyer-Do you know where that sign
of mine is-"Back ia Ten Minutesi"
Boy-les. SIT: the lawyer next door bor-
roweh 1t q few minutes ago. lie said he
was going TO the ball game.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
zzZZI5ZNal.gaZTsg T IS e E9g hag asS

frsDi Indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for -. Louis 1880 am. 1850 am,
loo pn loo pm. Trains connect at Terrs
Haute Tor T. y I. ii. points. Evansville sleeper
OH $50 4. "a. train
Trains arrive from ST Louis $3.50 am, 400
am.. 100 pm. $40 pm. 7:45 pm.
Terre Haute and Greenoastle accommodation
arrives Mt 1000 am. aud leaves at 400 pm.
sleeping and Parior Cars are run on through
trains. Dining Car on traiR 20 aud IL
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
An Migrate.
The Club.

Jack Ford-Did you see that girl cut me
tbens
Frank Wilcox noticed she didn't bow.
Jack Portland yet saved Der life!
Frank Wilcox-How9
Jack ForG-We were engaged. and finally
she said she'd rather die than marry me.
40 let her Off
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
HUM0R OF THE DAT.
Cheaper.
Detroit Tribune.

Husband-I think l shall go ont and
catch q few fish for our dinner tomorrow.
Wife-No. Edwin. we must economic.
Buy them of the regular dealer.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
A Bid for Liberty.

Warden-We usually put people here at
work in their own special line IL we can.
What were you before you were sent ups
PrsOner-A mason.
Warden-Stonemasonf
Prisoner-No. Freemason.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

week! Suffering job Maria, do you think
Pm made Of money!
Mrs Bilius-Don't agitate Yourself. John:
you'll shake that twenty -five-dollar meer-
schaum out of your pocket.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
Great SUCCESS.
Puck.

Treetop-Our debstin' society hos been
all winter argyin' the question. Ills Mar
riage Failure"
Hayrick-Whafd they decided
Treetop-'Taint decided yet; but them
meetin's has grOwed q bigger crop of en-
asgeneDts n any singin' school we ever
had,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
Where the Saying Was Faulty.


That's perfectly true saying isn't il.
that the most interesting things in the
world to men and women, are men and
women7"
Not at all; IL Is quite the reverse. The
most interesting things In the world to men
and women, are W omen and men,"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Chicago Tribune

Chicago
Mr. Biilus docking over the grocer's bill
-Four dollars worth of straw berries in one
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
A Boardibg-House Bed.

New York Weekly.
New Boarder-I didn't sleep well last
night.
Mrs. Slmdiet-Strange bed. presume
New Boarder-Yes, straDgest bed l ever
slept in.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
The Only Safety.

New York Weekly.
Housekeeper-I don't see why q big. able.
bodied man like you should be begging for
q living.
Tramp-To tell yeh tn truth. mum, folks
is becomin' so hard hearted that q gent has
got ter be big an eble- bodied to beg with
out gettin' hurt.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
He Was Mad.
Nay Work WaakIy

Blifers-C Can't you run that ty pc. writing
machine without making such terrible
racket
Winters who has o desk In the same
offioe)-Not when Pm writing to q man who
called me fool.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
. Weather Test.
Pick.Me-Un.

Pick Me-Up.
Nervous Ledy Passenger ito deck hand)-
Have you ever seen any worse weather
than this. Mister SaiIors
Deck Hand-Take "a word from an old
SALT mum; the weathers never very bad
while there's any females on deck a. maxim
henquiries about it,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Harpers Bazaar.
AZ saw painting by an old master to-
day. in New York." said Mrs. SpriQgins.
What was his namef" asked Spriggins.
Let me see-Remnant. think. Yes, Pm
sure 10 was Remnant. He was one OF the
last OF the great pain ters. believe"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

basement; carriages were leaving the
door and affairs seemed TO be going inside
on q grand acale. I let myself into the
basement with latch kew and walked
into the dining room. Strains of musit
came from the back part of the hall and
the mingled laughter and conversation in.
dictated o host of guests.
Presently my wife came into the dining
room dressed like q princess; she ran up TO
me. saying:
"'0h. Jack! Pm 40 glad you've come
home early"
.''So'm f. said /; whats the rscket-sur.
prise partyP
Surprise partyT said she with q pout;
mo. indeed. its the anniversary of my wed.
ding
"'Tllda.' said i, you're off; you're way
off, This 10 the month of March-it was in
summer when we were married.
"She serenely replied: Il know that very
well; this is the anniversary of my first
marriage. Go put on your dress suit,
dear'o
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
A Proud Record.

Good News
School Boy tproudly)-I haven't missed
school one day this term, an haven't been
late once.
Mother-That'ss splendid: bnt what are all
these black marks In your reporti
School Boy-Thems only for mIssin' les
soma.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

Strong Minded.
Vogue.
You say he is very strong.minded
mani"
YES"
How did you knowi"
"He never tried to write q dialect story
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28
RAILWAY TIuE-TARLE>
v.ss IaG:aEapol5 u. Il stan.
lVlgonnSyIVdnid LINES.
~ Trains run by Central Time.
Trains Run by Central Time

TIczEr OFFICES at Station and corner Illinois and
Washington Streets
TRAINS RUS FOLLOWS.
Dali nd
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-05-28

In the house before the hotel family be-
gan to organize itself and TO settle as if
from the turn OF n kaleidoscope. into vari-
ous groups and cliques. Then the little
drama OF the season began. Perhaps Willie
Popham alone would have been a euff-
GENTLY important acquisition to iDauGu-
rate this notable change. Be assured that
II there were those WHO laughed at his
mamma and rebearsed the escapades of
that enfant terrible. his little sister, Will
liam himself very soon ceased to be n Joke.
A yonng man who leads the german must
of necessity be taken seriously. And Will
liam. managed" by Lucy. had at last mr.
rived at this leading role.
Three weeks had elapsed since the first
occasion upon which the nonarrIvsl of
Popham senior had caused such universal
disappointment = three long eventful
weeks. and yet the delinquent Popham
came not. There had been no second gath
sring about the omnibus on that promised
Tuesday-for Mrs. Popham had in the in
terveninR days received postal ccmmunica-
tions annulling the arrangement made By
telegram. Letters had followed fast after
this. At fret they offered plausible ex-
cuse for hardness and cbeerfully fixed q
future day. After this was worn thread
bare. they simply announced that Popham
would come along soon" Mrs. Pophsm
lived In continual expectancy but at last
one afternoon. after having witnessed the
arrival of an empty bus. she had cried: "A
watched pot never boils" ana from this
time Oh there began To be a change in her
oemeanor: one could have said that she had
temporarily baDished Popham from her
mind.
There WAS TO be a great and famous hop
in the hotel; not the hrst nor yet the sec
oDd hop. but that very particular hop &C
which the elimination of the seasons
glory Is reached. Mrs. Popham, as the
mother of the hero of this hop. occupied an
important position. She even had dress
done over for the occasion. and Lucy
bingham stitched the lace IN the neck. It
was lovely evening when tho hop at last
came OFF. The hotel. hung with Chi
nesc lanterns. looked like fairy land; the
whole thing WAS an unmistaK able success.
Mrs. Popham. flushed with the heat of the
ballroom. where she bad been chaperoning
Willie. and a lite blown with her efforts
to take part IN set of the lancers. went
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-19
THE WIFE.

TAA woman that I we'd. . the dreamer said,
~ while he slowly blew a scented pal.
VT. 41eptschhum smoke about his comaly head,
Must stately DO and tail"
dumpy maid can over queen it here,
#Sa1AAtnAt Nil such charms my heart has calloua
6one Valkyr proud must touch it with her
u mark it for her own.
dad graceful must she be with grace divine,
1dk t~sytharea while the maze she trod.
Leading her nympha by pale Llann's shine
Across the sernal sod.
s.Ana | would have her lily-skinned and fair.
NTH silken looks like threads of MONDAY
An. such a maid it was that with her hair
Nhokcd Attiia ono night!
ssIsot gross, and yet voluptuous the more,
High breasted and of that heroic kind
That Homer with the poets ardent lore
Could SEQ though he was blind.
ssAna she must have ox-eyes great, dreamy eyes
That seem for love and tenderness to long:
Vet uuick to smito, with lightning from clear
skies.
AT any hint of wrong.
ssTIer lips, Il beacon fire to summon bliss.
Famed by Eer scented breath. must redly
hurn,
Az sweet howens's when she taught the kiss
10 willing Nortigern.
s.Tho woman that / wed'-but why report
q hese idle fancies OF en- early day?
His wife's adumpy woman. dark and short;
He worl hips her, they say.
-(ieoree Horton.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-19
SHEn1FF's sALF.-RonERT C. WALLACE,

SHERIFF'S sALF.-ROpERT c. WALLACE,
~ plaintiff, VS.. ! los Winslow. def ,ndant.
Under and by virtue of an order of tale and do
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out of tho
district court OF the Frat judicial district Of tho
state OF Montana. IN and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, on the 18th day of march,
A. ID. 1893, in the above EMIT led action, wherein
itobert {. Wallace, the above named plaintiff,
obtained a judgment and decree of foreclosure
and sale against Elos WInslow. defendant,
on the Huh day Of arch, A. ID. 1888, for tho
sum of Sl,la9.30, besides interest. costs AID at
t%orney's fees. which said decree was on tho 18th
rnent book No. H" of said court at Page =.
] am commanded TO sell all thos. certain lots,
pieces or parcels of land, situate, lying and DO
ing IN the county of Lewis and Clarke. State
of Montana, and bounded and described as fol :
lows. to-wit:
Lots numbered one u. two ~, throa fs) and
four ~, in block numbered one hundred and
f~isty.hve t13ji in " ailace's subdivi. ion of tho
Syndicate I'd iitiun to the city of Helena.
Together with nll and singular the
here lItanlents ana nppurtennpces thereunto be-
LONGING or in anywIse nppertasnine.
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday,
tho lst day of pril. a.. d. 1888, at II O'Clock
N. of that day at tho front door of tho court house,
lle.ona, Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, |
will, in obedience to said order OF salo and decres
OF foreclosure and sale, fsll the above described
property, or so much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs, to tho highest and best bidder for cash
il hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day of March.
A. u. 1898.
CHARLES d. CURTIS, Sheriff.
~ FRED l.. Hoss, Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-03-19

LAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
\ court Of Helena township. county of Iewis
and Slarhe, stat, of Montana.
finnA L%rue, p~Iaintin. vs. i. ]. and Mrs. F..
Ntata OF Montana to the above named do
PENDANTS. greeting:
f"n are ilersby required to appear in AT action
Drought N TINS court against YOU by the above
named plaintiff and answer To tie cornpiaiut
herein iliei within forty days Of the first uubii-
est,' n hereof or judgment will 10 taken BY de-
fault against you i'll accordance with fs!d com
plant.
The above acton il brought TO recover the sum
OF twenty-scyeD 6A-l0J t$1i. Co doilers for rnn nj
of q house furnished you at your sp,c,nl in-
stance aud request from June l1th, 1852, to An
Yust IL. 49,, at tho agreed price Of SIP nor
month. Sih.G0, ald for tho further SUN OF eight
$500 dollsrs for room rent furH.shod you at
yoIr fpec,nl instance and request by Charles
Stabern, during J,nuary and ehruary, 1889, and
by ,ad' hss. stabern Tor valnc. sold. asrisnel
and .ol iv"rcd to this plaintiff on lob. 2lst, 1883.
anu in default thereof Judgment will be taken
RGsinit you, i. }. and NJ RS. T.. J Miller. for
S27.0. IN accordance with tho pr.yar Of ssid
complaint and for costa of sui, in this behalf ex-
pended '
Given under my hand this 9th day of / ebruary,
t'eo' a. {. o W,
Justice ut ilo Ie,c,