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mo. 3,358,1
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
q. B. LAND OFFICE,

dELZNAs Mont, EepG u, lb93.
Notice il hereby given that Ihomas D. Reilly
whose postof6cs address 10 Helena. Mont. has
this day filed an application for = patent for
Or vein barring gold: With surface Fround Bee .
tzed) mining district. county Of lewis and
Clarke and state Of Montana, and designated By
the field notes and official plat on hls In this Of
fee q survey No: +.2ea In township . q. range
w lunsur!eyed). Of principal base line and
meridian Of Montana, said survey No. Avn
Beginning at corner No. l. from which the COR
ner to s~eotions J, .. 7 and II, on v boundary I ' n.
"a y. bears n IS deg II min v 2255 It. and run
thence Q u deg Is min Q 83 II TO cor , o. :;
thence n SO deg min 0 2AAb It to cor No. .; thence
a II deg 80 min Q 1887 II to cor No. I: thence
n u deg "a min v 682.s feet to cor No. B.: thence
. Is deg 81 min Y l446.8 # to cor No. ], place Of
Leginning.
1aAa acres, upon which . notice Of ssid ,pplica-
ton was posted the 18th day Of september, 1855.
Ihs LOCATION Of this mine is recorded in the
In book 4. page 5t2 Of lodea.
!hs adjoining claimants arc the Moonshins
lode tunsurvoyed) on tho north. claimant un-
Any and 81. persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said sAsamnre quarts lode mine OF
sursscs grount are required TO flo their adverse
claims with tbs register OF the United States
land Office 1t Helena. IN the state Of Montana,
during the sixty. days period Of publication
hersef. or they will bs barred BY virtue Of the
s: 4. BWIsGETT. Registsn
Date Of 6rst publication. Bept. "a. l6oa
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SHkRlFF,s SALE ROBERT 8; HALE,
Ashby. his wife. and isobert y. Ford. defend
ants.
Under and BY virtue Of an order of sale aud
decree OF forsclosurs and aalo issued out Of tha
state Of NJ ontnna. in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the I'd day Of November, A. D.
1903. in tho above emit tied action. vhsreIn
Robert i. bale. ths above named plaintiff.
obtained . judgment ana decree Of foreclosure
": Ashby. his wife. and J ebert :. Ford.
A., u, 1888. for the sum OF ti2.Gtbs5. ba.
sides interest. costs ard attorneys fsas. which
;.id de, degree w.. On , +, "a day Of No,ssbs =.
! Of said court, At page =. l am com.
nnnded to sell all those certain lots, pieces o.
parcels OF land situate. lying aud being In the
oG,x,n,t ., tG. .a;. a., 81 t shS ei', Of h I in tn"
and bounded and described Is follows. to wit:
Lots numbsred eightesn (ls) and nineteen
uS). IN block nun bsrsd forty AO). fronting
nifty $50 feet on Fifth avenue BY one hundred
t2l). IN ssid block number forty AOJ; as said
lots and blocks are Numbered, designated and
described on the plat OF said tOwnslts on file In
the office Of the county recorder Of said county
Public notice 10 hereby given tia. on Mon
Il o'clock m. 81 that day. At the front door q
the conrt house. Helena. levi: and Clarke conn
IT, AZ. nSn saa deere. ! S'! II i In sSsS';e0s ss ID ri. ..i.. o' ssii
the above described property. or so much there.
Of as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and coats, to tho highest and best
bidder for cwh in hand.
Givon under my hand this 9Th day of Novsm.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
yRxD T. Hoss. Under sheriff.
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CHOICE POLITICAL SECRET.
Which In the Work Of y Eaksr Hard I
for News.

Which In the Work Of n FAksr Hard Up
for News.
WASHINGTON. Nov. @.-The correspond
ant Of . Chicago paper telsRraphsd the FOL.
lowing story from hero: IA choice polit-
ioal secret has come to ahe surface which
will cause uneasiness In tho minds of pom
ersssmen who have NOT followed the will Of
the president ainee the inauguration. II ID
that he proposes to take a hand in selecting
the msmbers Of the Fifty fourth congress.
The national democratic executive com
msttse propose. II possible. to secure the
management Of the next dsmocraSio ma.
tional campaign committee and also the
designated BY she democratic
national league OF clubs, which has hereto
fore acted jointly wish the national CON.
0ressional campaign conmittee. composed
OF one member OF congress- for each stats.
moi long & there was On important
conference at the white house and the par
ticipants were Don Dickinson, OF Michigan.
Josish Quincy. Of Massachusetts, and
Chairman Harrity, Of the Democratic cam
pRicn committee. Al this conference, IL
now develoEss, IL was determined by those
gentlemen that IL would be politic for the
administration and party at la,gs to secure
control OF the management OF tho next coz
gressional campaign, and IN SO doing. thoRe
would be a powerful lever In influencing
the fate Of aspirants to sit in the house OF
representatives AZ democrats in tho next
congress. II ia stated that this proposition
was advanced by Cleveland, vigorously sup
ported by Dickinson aud finally agreed to
by Harsity and Quincy.
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POWDERLY RESIGNS.

Could Not Run Thtngs-No Action ON
tho Resignation.
PH1rApEIprtA. Nov. 25.-T. V. fowderly
resigned his position as general master
workman OF tho Knights OF Labor this af-
,tsrnoon. lie was unable to keep the dele
gates in the line he marked out for them.
tand this decisive move seemed
tho only thing left for him
to adopt. Immediately after his
resignation was offered he loft the hall, a.
~he said. to attend to some personal! husi-
ness. The step was a surprise TO all dele
gates. although n few OF them said u was
what no SHOULD have done long ago. No
action was taken on the matter, although
it was the topic of discussion which lasted
until the assembly adjourned at five O'clock.
The causes which led up to the r%esiana-
zion nre as follows: After Powderly had
been repeatedly urged by the assembly 60
substitute n new list of names Tor mem
bers OF the executive committee he &C.
auiesced in the demands, but the second
list was not much more favorably received
than the first one. He was most persistent
{ in his efforts 10 have it accepted. McGuire,
OF New York, was the only ons elected and
the assembly adjourned Yesterday without
getting any further along.
To-day new life seemed to have been In
atilled into the anti Powderly faction and
they began to elect a board that would best
suit them. Powderlv was almost frultless
in his endeavcrs to impress upon the assem-
bly, that be- was only exercising the pows rst the
office gave him. Powderly would not accept
.tho committeemen the delegates elected.
lie declared their elections illegal. Then
the climax came. The defeated leader
smoke with rema kable clearness. as he said:
Gentlemen, you must either obey the
spi it of the constitution or declare tho
Office Of general master workman vacant.
l now tender you my resignation" With
that he left the hall,
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- the First judicial district o. tho state Of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis and
Montana Savings Bank, : corporation. plain-
bert. NJ. Thornbursh. franklin K. Waliaoe.
1e,tment and Janking Company. Limited. .
corporation, defendants.
Tho state q Mont.n. sends greeting to the
You are hereby required to appear in an action
!if in the diatrict cos!t Of the First judicial dis
county Of Lew. and CLARKE and 70 answer the :
complaint hied therein. within tor days
! .sTsts:, os ,s OF y r. sAi. day q. :s' Z serve: si's ~i.s shs
this COUNTY; or, il served out Of this county, but
within this district, within twsntv days; other
prayer of said complaint.
=, AZ tS,. said idI :s.i; =. Is F. 5Ioosht to ont. i, . . decree
executed BY, the said defendants. Howard lew
A. sna d. "d ism a. to e'~ ssc Sa the the DAY p.s% nsn Of se cepts;n
raid defendants. Howard Pew and AuA NJ. ew.
or before the 18th day Of July, A. d. 1877, to ,hv
order OF said plaintiff, with interest thereon a.
the ratio of Twelve per cent per annum after ms
iss1 the said defendant. Albert I'd. ihornburgh.
for = vain .ble consideration endorsed said note
and by his ssresmsnt in writing assumed ami
payment t. be made on Or before the l4th dsy. Of
January. A. y. 1893: and taid mortgage provid-
Ing that ia CAS-. Of failure to pay said Dronis.or,
md that Ii An action BE- conmsnc.d
eident to said force o.ure p,ocssdiass.
including . reasonable attorneys fec, shall
be paid out Of the proceeds Of sale of said mort.
nrOmi6eOrV nOtS Qnu MORTGAGE At the tina OF tlo
commencement Of this action being the sum Of
five hundred dollars, prIneip:I. tozsther With
per annum from the 14th day Of July. A. u.
sum Of se1snty.h,s dollars .tsorasy's foes. and
The property en- praced in and affected BY said
mortgage being oil Hose certain lots. pieces Of
parcels OF isna situate lying an! bs.ns IN vi.
county OF Lewis and Clarke, state Of Montsna,
particularly described = follow to-vit:
na hots 's 9oae Ta .: one I'D q l aas .a aG1 b,c a.: in in. e a"%.
bered. designsted and described on the plat Of
said Valley Wow addition on tio in the once Of
C ia S1sn! 3h .st0 the pr 1' n mist, : eO oonys y. l1 b. al. aid
mortgage may BE- rold and the proceeds Of sals
thereof applied to tho payment of said mort
At the rata aforesaid, Aad Of said sum Of seventy.
i've dollars attorney foes. and costs Of suit; and
IN case such proceeds sre not sufficient to pay
fendsnts., Howard / ew. Ada n. isw and Albert
ID. lhorn burgh. for the balance remaining due;
and also that tho said defendants and oil person!
claiming BY, through or under them or either vi
them mny be barred and foreciossd Of all right,
claim, lien, equity of redemption and interest
in Az. md r to said aid % Rs2sSS ssoi;ks ,sT 1h.s !, 70, ri, tn
appeAr and answer the esid complaint, as above
required, tho said plaintiff viii ..pply to tbs
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
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THE WIZARD WINS.

Against Tremendous Odds He Defeats
Ives at Chicago.
: CHICAGO, Nov. 25.-Tks great billiard
match between Schaefer and Ives tsrmin-
.ated this evening in Schasfer's favor. AT
{ the commencement of the nights play
Ives was sos in the lead. but BY
{ brilliant work Schaefsr in the thirty
eighth inning took the lend. and it
ate mated between ths two men for a
few plays. Ives making a great fight, but
finally in the forty-ffth inning Schaefer
ran out the game. Ives being tifty-fiv be
hind. The result wa a great surprise, rs
odds of $500 to 800 were bet on Ives this
morning. To-niQht's score: Ives 745.
SchHefer 1906; Ives average 16 20 45.
.Schnefer's twentv-nine; grand averages.
Ives q 3-146, Schaefer % S4-147; grand
total. Schaefer 4, 600. Ives 3,9i5.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.

NS;15Ihe Old Mam'sslIe's Secret. Hy E
No. 1IBiind Fats. BY Mrs. Alexander.
no. 20. - t--pe ssv Wassn xa5e. ~ BY Cb hieEsn Fs. Ws'd'n'
No: s-kaftine.' '1 y Guid..: '"~''e' 'e~''
No. Gloves Atoncnent- BY tn. Bentzon.
Ne: IL have Lived and Loved. by Mrs
No. SLOT: He, Face and Her Fortune. BY Mrs.
Annie .dward,.
No, 9-;;rhe House on tho Marsh. BY Florence
No. IL Wife in Name Only. ~ Charlotte
No: i2-,Tne Story Of an African Farm.
No. is"she. 4 History Of Adventure. py H. id,r
No; lining solomon's Mines. BY H. Rider
No: I5-israys. First Series. ~ Ralph Waldo
No iG-Iamille. BY Alexander Dumas.
No. 1.-THE Moce'n Home Cook Book.
No. ie The seoret Of Her Life. BY Edward
No 2o-A Rosus's Life. By. Wilkis Collins.
No 2i--1he tthsr Mans Wife. Dy John Strange
No. - hs Master of tho Mine. BY Robt
No: 2s-Lord lislo's laughter. BY Charlotte
No. 24-Fssays: Second Series. BY Ralph Waldo
No. 2s-Doris' Fortune. By Florence Warden.
No, 26- 9Th Tag of Diamonds by George Man.
No. PA -four OF the World in Eighty Days.
No. "a nemesis. BY J. MoLaren Cobban.
No, 2a-Alap ou.rtermain. hy H. Rider Hse-
No. sS-The Scarlet Letter. II, Nathaniel H.w-
No. Si-1he Frontiersmau: BY Gustave Aimard.
No: STAT the Worlds Mercy. by Florence
No. ss-Ths Yellow, Mask. By wilkio Collins.
NO. 81 att; A 1ale of = Caravan. BY Robt.
\" s5-A Little Iritb Girl. ~ THE Iurhcss"
NO. S7--Guity or Not Guilty. By Amanda Nj.
No. DG ss3"sir No.l'. Heir. BY Mr.. May Asno.
No, SS-Tko Twelve Great Diamonds. ~ Mrs.
No. 4o--ihe Heiress of Hendee Hall. BY Ettis
W. tierce.
No R-Isors's Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
No, 4s-R.lph Raymond. Heir. ~ Hor.tio
No. H-iho Fatal Glove ~ Clara Augusta.
No 4s-lhe Heir Of Gisnville. BY Francis A.
No. VA Pravo Little Woman, By Mrs. Mary
No: E-ihe Queens Revenge. BY sylv.nua
No. is~lhe MIL Girl of Tyrel. By, NJ. I. Calder.
No. 70 uld Licht 'dyils BY J. IN. Esrrie:
No. hG-Dcrrick Vaughan. Novenist, ~ Edna
No. M-The nuchess. BY The Duchess"
No. 52-The Heir Of Linne. by kobt. buchanan.
No. 59-The Two OrphAns. by r. DINNERS.
No. 81 Crown of shame. By / iorencs
Marryat. -.
No. hs-A Troublesome Girl. BY The puchoss'
No. 57-Fanchon the Cricket. BY George and.
No 5a-lhs Story Of hlizal eth. " Miss
Thackeray.
No. s9--Two Kisses. ~ Hawley Smart.
No. Ga Mad Love. by I harlot'e NJ. i!reame.
No. 6l-The Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
To any one who will send as THREE OF
the No. 2 COUPONS accompanied by
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
age s,amrs. No will send my THREE
BOOK to be selected by yourself frora the
list printed above, by mail postage prepaid:
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T~ELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 25.-Congressman
Charles ONeill, of this city, died at 6:l5 D.
10.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-There was no
change in the Lehigh strike situation to-
day.
Berlin, Nov. ga newspaper of Neu-
stadt. the birthplace Of Henry Willard. an
nounces that he has decided to settle there
permanently.
storm ragged last night throughout southern
Idaho. Several points report six inches to
y foot of snow.
~BLooMISGToN. ILL.,, Nov. 25.-Henry s.
Swayne died here to-day of hemerrhage of
the lungs, aged 81. He was aon-in-lav of
the late Judge David Davis.
AKRON, o., Nov. 25.-Suit was begun by
John w. Creech ct al. to foreclose a mort
gage for 81. $50. 600, against the Pittsburo.
Akron Il Western railroad.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-Washington Hes
ing has been appointed postmaster at Chi
caRo, and w. j. Mize, collector of internal
revenue for the Chicago district.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 25.-The wrecked
steamer City of New York, which was
abandoned yesterday. has gone to pieces.
Fifty thousand dollars in pumps and other
wTeckInR apparatus was lost.
GRATz. Nov. 25.-The remains Of Prince
Va WGEC uI9DhtclEu
by special train to Sofa to-day, accom-
panied by Bulgarian populations sent 10
escort the body to the Bulgarian capital.
CLINTON, Mich, Nov. 25.-Er-Deputy
Sheriff Dow Draper was shot and killed
this morning by u farmer. Geo. Congsr. who
then committed suicide. Intimacy with
Conget's wife by Draper is said to have
been tie cause.
SANTA BARBAEA, Nov. 25.-The board OF
engineers made an analysis O. the run of
the cruiser Olympia yesterday up to the
time of the b-eak. The average for forty
three kndts vas 222. A squirt of %. u was
greater than that of the Columbia IN he.
recent try.
Quincy. ILL.,. Nov. 25.-Fire in Hannibal.
Mo-. destroyed a block of the best busine.i
buildings III town. 1t started from the ex-
piosion of a lamp in Williams d Sons dry
goods store. When the hro VS. gotten
under cont!ol both sides of Main ST Get,
from Lyons to Broadway, we're in ruins,
A rough estimats places the loss at $685.
GOO.
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERE-TO MICHAEL
~ Weiland, Henry Heiser and Joan Wal.

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-TQ MICHAEL
~ Wsiland, Henry Heller and JoAn. Wal.
lensten: You sre hereby notified that I
have expended nine hundred $500 dullArs In
work. labor and mprovsments upon the Nelson
quarts lode claim In blue Cloud mining district,
sppsss By eeri6e.ss died August y. ,,ssss, Ia lie
oil % Of the recorder Of ssid county, IN order 10
hold raid promises under the pFoy1siol. Of sec
being the amount required to held the came for
The year commsncins Januasy I. 1855, p VI, ys.s
ending December 40, 1881, and II within uinsty
location you fail or refuse to eentributs your
proportion Of such expenditure Tier representa-
-FOUR interest in aid claim viii bsepms the
property Of the undersisnsd, under said section
ASA Of the Revised 6tetutss O. tbs. United
states. 1lEL6ON.
Fret publication Aug. q. .o0A
Dated Helena. MontanA. Aug. 20. 1894
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Meant w h lie said,

SEATTLE. WASH. Nov. 26.-Charles F.
Blackburn. a mining expert and a crank on
silvcr and religion. has been sending sour
rilous and abusive postal cards to editors
and politicians who disagree with him on
public or social questions. Among the
large number sent we're cAlds to President
Cleveland, Sec. stsry Carlisle and the edi-
to's of the ost-IntslliRencer, threatening
to kill them unless they changed thsir atti-
tude to wards silver. He was arrested late
last night. He dia not deny sending the
cards. and said he meant whas he said.
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BANK WRECK Frs.

United States Grand Jurjes Bringing
Them to Account.
INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2.-The United States
grand jury voted to indiot T.. p. Haughey.
president Of the indianapolis National
bank; s. c. Haughey. president of the In.
dianapolis Glue company, and of the India
.napoIis Guided Hair works; G. A. Coffin.
president of the indianapolis Cabinet com
pany; b. p, Coffin, secretary. and A.. S.
Reed. treasurer Of the same. These are
the men already under bonds for wrecking
the Indianapolis National band.
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Kansas Irrigation Convention.

Wichita. Kan, Nov. 2b.-At the state
irrigation convention to-day resolutions
were passed favoring the extension OF fnan-
cial aid BY the government in tho prosecu-
tien Of Investigations in order to demon
st,ate the success OF irrigation in various
localities; that the executive committee
prepare and publish facts with references to
experiments already made In the state; ia
voring legislation to prevent the burning Of
prairie grass. and advocating the creation
Of the office of state irrigation enRinee:.
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Long Fight by LichtweIrhts.

. LIMA. Ohio. Nov. 25.-Chsrles Volkes. oil
Covington. KY, and Charles Slusher, OF
Louisville. liRhtweiRhts. fought here late
last night FOR the championship of Ken
lucky. in the presence of 400 spectators.
with five ounce gloves. Vokes had the
best OF the fght for sixty rounds. but
S!usher turned the tables on him after that
and knocked Vokes out in the seventy
ninth round.
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Want Cakes to Resign,

PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 25.-J. Horace Hard
ing. one of the directors of the Northern
Pacific railroad company. to-day confirmed
the statement that unless tho resignation
of Thomas F. Cakes as one of the receivers
of the Northern Pacific railroad COMPANY
be presented within a week, counsel of the
company will make application before the
court at Milwaukee for his removal.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-Bar silver. cox.
Copper-Strong; lake. $1,000.
Lead-Quist; domestic $3.50.
r There was quite active speculation on the
stock exchange during two hours Of business
to-day. In early dealings q very firm tone pre-
vailed. Sugar was the only weak share, The
active list moved up A@sh per cent. About II
o'clock the market became heavy. largely or
realizing tales. ard from then until the close
speculation WAS feverish and the tendency OF
prices reaction ~ and final dealings were made
at a decline. The general market at olose wa:
weak but a majority of the list was above yester
days final figures.
Governments Strong.
Petroleum-steady; December closed at i5o; ne
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NOTICE OF sTocHHoLpERs' NETTING
ated November II, 1891
First publication Nov. Is, 1893.

NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS NRETING-
~ southern Cross Gold Minins COMPANY.
Notice Ia hereby given that = meeting ef the
stockholders of tho e0uthern I rosa told Mining
company will be held At tho McIlsrmott hotel,
in the city Of Butte, county Of liver Bow, and
state Of NJ ontana, on the S0th day of October. A.
purpose Of voting upon = proposition to ren4er
the stock Of the COMPANY " ssasabte: 1t 10 de-
sirsble that all stockholders attend in person.
ally issued to them should have the same trans
ferred upon the books. Of tho company and new
certificates issued in their ewn names, to ent,tle
o. P. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY X. PIATT. socretary.
The above meeting il adjourned until the first
Monday in January lJan. y, 1884,, to meet ct the
same place. q. p. bLAlnE President.
Attest: GUY X. FIATr. Secretary.
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The Bank Statement,

NEW YORK. Nov. 25.-The bank statement
for this week shows: Reserve, increase.
S., 3G5, 900: loans. increase. So 500. 900;
specie. increase, SS9. OO); legal tenders, ia
crease, $6. 352. 900; deposits, increase. So
e28. 900. The banks now ho.d $40, $50, 600 in
excess of legal requirements.
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San Francisco Races.

SAN Francisco. Nov. Observation-Disclosures
Middleton, Donohue, ZaraRozs, 1879;
Observation-Disclosures, Zampost, Abb F..
1879; mile and one-si1teenth-Don Full
ano. Nomad. Gascon, 1:52; stseplechase-
Annie Race. Return, First Lap. 3:42; five
furlongs-Banjo, Red Bird. Amida.
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family began in the spring of 1899, when he
was their guest for four months In their
private car at FL Paso and was always In
Miss Gould's COMPANY. Jay Gould showed
svery confidence in Thorne and bis engage
ment TO The hsirsss has long been an open
roCrAf .H- H-
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MIsCnLI.ANEOUs
0E9is Employment Agency.
1913 North Main 1T Telephone l0a

1913 North Main St Telephone NV
--WANTED--- "
wo~odchoppers. $l.00 per cord. tools fur
nished. 10 men for railroad wark, 5000 per day:
l rock man that understands powder. Wages not
filling bridges. free fare. l night cook for ,city.
day cook for CITY. VIII cash all time checks %
presented. All women and yiris do not pay Hor
asked.
FOR RENT.--
Houses In all parts Of the city. 4 room house.
furn | i fo9 hoas.E sao fes m sis per monsh.
3 rooms, furnished for housekeeping. Sl2 per
month.
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No Interest Dec. 1.

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Reosivers Of the
Northern Pacific Roilroad company have
decided to default on all interest due Dec.
/ except on tho Duluth & Manitoba bonds,
payment of interest on which 10 yet to BIZ
considered. The total amount due il
about a million and a half.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS-IN THE DIS.
~ trict court Of the First judicial district Of
the state OF Montana ia and for The county
Estate Of Mary Jane Howe. deceased.
Notice is hereby given BY the undersigned, ad-
minis'rs,or Of tho estate Of Mary Jane
ell persons having claims against tho said
deceased. TO exhibit thsm with tho NJ cessary
vouchers within four months, after the first pub
the law oft CO Of Massena Lul!ard, Noon s. Gold
hlock, Helena. Montana, tho sans DO ng the
estate in the county Of lewis and Clarke.
YIkHUN Is HOWE
Adm ~nistrator of the Estate Of Mary Jane Howe,
deceased.
ated November II, 1893.
First publication Nov, Is. 1904.