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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-11-09

Time tables giving full information
as TO local and through train service
may DO obtained at Providence sta
tion and stations as below.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
Suggested an Alternative.

y wealthy Berlin III merchant had ii
dau-htc" who. on ace ,lnt of her ex-
c"e i've plainnc,o: hal not met with Il
sutton.
one day. however. an cnt .rprisi ing
gentleman of The nam of ltzig applied
to the merchant for the hand of his
daUghter. The father SAW al I: glance
that ltzig was poo AMI only want d
the girl Tor the sake of her money. He
therefore said:
i will give You my daughter t wife
and deposit 10000 marx in the bank.
but with the pow, that YOU d. Ii t
break int the capita until after the
lapse OF ten years.
ftzig. rather disappointed, made re-
ply:
Had YOU not bet give ne the TO-
90 Glark Ks and deposit your daughter,
Sarah. in the bank"
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

By rt,.n~ ot o',,.ts,,,- E>- del ad
vcrti-rn .ss:, o. ,:.lU"lu ;,.-.~p~etu =.
ia ran with mpr" wi tlAl p.iH.i".r
lives VIZ. c,@lfof;~h!, 4 tue c%I"-'-c
g.. non">; fox. ';!r i Tie !. ':':' CAS-
cc,:.tIE ::ca 1 Jh.t. ii T." KAN firm
HuuI; 1.yt. ~, useful hu.-,.t. =. art.
les in l'rt;t!n fnl 4 anI lie ..,:.ac- 4
zen = tl''e IL; - whom e'at;; Gas could
b -cnt H. cent 10. II NJ. an. r.
,civ.e, ny ietu"H r2t,i I.t sewing
II ate..c~. Nr"tl II al ~ I. - ,,tt>.
Even ti1 Consigned had il .ttNnrWl-
edge hat each one Of tAc ~, needles
Wa Il "N>cfuI nrlt-rh id :. Il 1t, bat
l." felt that he II I'll been Nl..u,tu ANA
lnaoo tie NIX. tr,' puf.l". THIS sch me.
which apparently does l.ri come d.
re@rly undc:. the nv = .Nrrt,in2. the
h.ainI:g of money under f.i-e PIE
lenses. recalls >rvt.'..l Uthe.r, o! Il ~lNls-
lar nature. one ii 1..r most n1rr
f>ced aid a. tnr Sam, time. one Il the
,:lu-t ailuriug offers. Wa. made several
wears AZ" ~. q picture ffHn'cr "h"
could nJt make both ends meet by
pretty iithu.raph IN several 1int~ VA ,
being s,Id through the country fo:'
80. The i,uprcunin,,s frame lnaNcr
evolved Il scheme which promised -
huild up hi, fallen fortunes. He sent
circular, broadcast throughout the
country II tbs effect that he had copies
of tn" p 'pular picture in twelve colurS.
and would sell single copies for The re-
marllably low price of 500. including
a heavy frame Tntrn was Il rls1 all
over the country 10 bay. In Il months
time the man found il impossible 20
fill his orders. He Ia, I, take in Il
partner ard move Il more comm di0uI
quarters. Wien The picture VIZ, sent
ii was seen that il was only in one
color. gtn rally black. In the cN-
pi;,atoIy letter which ;trro;upani Il
every box tr. wi lH;tn GWpi: CT the
II -:,eItc- >. tie pic.uIt: he :ru~tel nat
the color would salt. out il il ui!n i.
a. he had tn" same picture IN eleven
ether roor9 i might b. exchanged
TO: a green or yellow en- To- the pay
mcnt of cNIr>~eaGr and Il small sum to
cover the expense OF packing. The
fellow who Thought ont This scheme
carried it on for several years. He
wa- finally brought up vita Il sharp
tlrn by the pestot';cc officials. but not
before he had accumulated i fortune OF
nearly SIG ln.ntt.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

Tale j. al in all the world il fair That is,
its JUDGMENTS are gretty generally just. 10
doaht il has formed many incorrect. con
clU<<tns from the time The carlv,iS % ,ol.in-
bus appeared of the shores o: san Salvador
q he pre- eat wear of sc-cnrat ION. hat there
axe Instances Of its fairness which can h.
cited unqucstionei. l, mas after cem!arat We
tests. given its award to iustc tcr's stomach
Kitte!s for :ficacy in case: @: ,H:,arial rllcu-
u,.tic and kidney disorder d,*s cp-i, liver
tc'ullG;nt cons tira'jon. rtrlou.res: and de
li!tty. Anon: positive facts a..flout any
touo. this verdict t:-er:e> i ,iu.u.ne,lt
place. t. eNiericn % :. generation ju>.i-
ties and The concugrrn, r"s;I:3 ~ o, uo-,s Of
eminent physician bears ,ut Il. truth Give
tic H:ttcr- d lair trii ana vc-4iy =.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
Rice.

There are far more cultivated N,.f.,.-
tI,s f 'irc differing III ne from r,ch
either than there are ii NGr@t eli any
other # <lIc grain foods. The k&r>n-.
i ni.I race il British tur.H;ih. have
names. I. contt!lll, ralN tr.l~ II. fn!' .rrtS
varieties tlv hunJ:rd and >iNt, -o0r
varieties GROW int"%l II: hcsi les which
there are III. - ii Gina, Al ia. .Iarl II
an, ptut, pa T. t tn world. The col
81. OF the grain way from >'oal-hIacil.
dark { :. pink. red. yellow. nr ivory
white: e Sl;ip;'~ arc Vlr.tli al / DIFF
fer much frul e-cl ulAer. some va
rleilr> are sweet. some others a,t
hlttct: >ome Oily. others dry: some ha d
AID tran~iuc, III, ttAcr> ecIt and rAalkN
Is taniSts rave elias ,ititd tht varieties
into t, III uivis ions early rec comma Il
rice, clammE rice. and Il.o.ll.ttin rice.
i.arN rice + :: marsh pant. 1t is own
between IL. cad ui Ma ch ana tie hr-
ginning III MAJ. 1t matar>~ in irur
months. II l. G.t VA mostly in India.
China ANA Japan. Carolina ami Java
rice baiong To this division.
The isolated attempts which have
been made u wr.w tu"niina rice in
. Eurna have failed, because ii ripcn~
sooner than ilr main crcl, of TIE e lUn-
Try. ::i.d ,..c birds collect in s,lcn mum
. bei'- as - cit.tr OF thc bull; of the ctop
before il can be gathered in. Comm II
rice gives the greatest Nltld-about
twenty-five fold. It Is wholly Il ma sh
plant. If the ground Gem - dry be-
fote it arrive, ut maturity. it scou
witherS away. The Burmese crop he
longs t" this division 1t is s,wn in
June and rHaped alb nut six months
after. Mountain ric, grows on the
Hima!aya;. It do MT require irriga-
ton. and will stand great cod. pushing
its way through snow. 1t has been
grown Is an experiment in England
Ilammy rice has the advantage O..
growing on wet or dry lands, 1t ripcnS
in five mcn'hs. Varieties of the ii Is:
two d!vi >ions are most known in com
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
GEN. FAiRCHlLD CHOSEN.
Fx-Prc S,drnt Harrison Declines to &c a
tandi,.atf.

Gen. Lucius Fai~child of Wisconsin
was elected Commanders: h;"f Of the
Loyal Legion al III ANNA! n.eetin- IN
Chicago Gen. f:.irr4.i.d succeeded
cX-tte ideat Iaye~. who died shortly
after his election last f.n q tie Phil
adelpilia meeting. Gen. Fuirchi!d en-
joys the distincti, II al beng the only
man who has u Ell the tomruan l.r-in.
chief Of the two great emf militia. Y
organizations growing III o. the civil
war. he having served the Grand
Army Of the Republic in is hirhe-t
office. F.N-Pge,id3n: Harrison wa the
choice Of a IA; sc :,u,rhe1' + he men,
bcrS OF the o.det. but lie attended the
meeting for tie expires purpcS, 81
peremp.orily decl.niI = h Use Il his
name
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
4 Queer Maria.

Nj. William Edward Cartwright.
solicitor. form >rly Assistant Tr~,
Clerk Of $ewca ,t.e-,,naer Lyme. undo,
examination in bankruptcy Il, hanlcy
WAS question q d to how he disposed
OF the III ney he appropriated. He -: q
most OF ii had gone in railway travel
ing. He Travelled sUmrw here nearly
every day without any earthly object
sometimes going la aud returning from
londpn i'll he same day. He had CON
s SUI Ehy ys ,E IN L2nd"n about h i
Daily News.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
PERISH BY THE SCORE.
Nearly Four Hundred street Car Horse,
Burn at Chicago


t'renZicd with fright and driven into
q stampede 10y q ia1 ilIy fire that broke
out III the Wa}': e street barns OF the
Chicago City Railway Company. near
~ 400 Eor-c:' were either sutiocatco
or burned /, death. The barn was
one of the largest in the city.
and unc-half OF it was harmed t. The
ground. In the other half We're stored
eighty winter cars. worth 9lIM.toh.
They were all saved. the two sections
of the building being separated by IL
heavy brick wall. On the second t,oor
of the portion destroyed were thirty
cars. which were dc-trCyt d. together
with POO tons Of hay and ,,n'' bushels %
MIXED grain. TIE t., tai los, as est
mated by Superintendent Bowen. Of
the Chicago City Hallway Company.
was nearly sllo.tn
The blaze started in the very midst
of the horses. Vt the first scent If the
smoke the animals became frcnzied
AS the fire spread the up. GA: Increased
All the LOr-c~ were securely tied t.
the stalls. and there was no escape eX-
cept Tor the few which were released
from the entrances and sent galloping
down tlc street. Eighty horses were
saved. Almost 500 reared. nrichcd
and kick 4 until tie dcns" cloud of
IN Ike from tie hurninr hay III thu,
lott above came noH II on them and put
an end u their s-lt .rrlng and terror.
OF the ISL animals tina. Ie"i>hed ii il
the opinion nf thu i"r,l-n that few
were burn Il outright
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others and enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products to
the'necds Of physical being, will attest
the value To health of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due To- its presenting
in the form most acceptable and pleas
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of arrfrct lax
alive; ci'cctually cleansing tie system,
dispclIng colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation.
1t has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval of the medical
profession, bccau>c it acts or the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and it is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs is for sale by all drug
gists in soc and 81 bottles, but it is man
ufarturcd by the California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
package, also the name, Syrup of Figs.
and being we'll informed, you will not
accept any substitute if offered.
T'1>n (S.~~<>-A nys.v
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

THE California Chinese Convention
resolved thai President Cleve and and
Cabinet lie ccnsUrcd fer nCn-enfo rce-
ment of the Ceary act and that Con-
gre>S he called upon 70 letu>c an cx-
tension 0. time for reSiStl alton.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
MANY LIVES IN PERIL.


Mar t'''k3t'F'1i- =. H.
\ ca attached L 4 Northern i'ac: tic
train. "nnt;l; ming : bunting party from
Iowa. Minnesota. and " is n@n. was
dcrailcd two miles south uf New Rock
ford. y. d.. and twenty persons IL
Ill,'".:. several Il WfGln may die, The
train was bG~ ing along at tie rate Of
twenty mile :tu hour VIXEN those IL
the fu ward car felt tn" coaches jump
and apparently Jolt along the tie. Be
fore the tc,'HI am ot The rear ear co.;ld
move they were thrown int,a heap and
pinned down u. broken timbrrs and
ear sra'>. 70 add to Incl" terror rcd
hot ctal, Il We! from the stove in he
car. whicl, had lro!+cn from It's ia stem
ing. and in u II! rlrut the splinttred
coach was OF fire. BY the time the
ira, nmcn. who were forward and had
esraptd INJURY. reached the wrecked
coach. it tclu"d u if every one of the
pass niger, WHO lay helpless amid the
debris must perish in the flames. Two
If the Wet ms f the disaster Were so
ciO to the FIRE hat their clothes; were
Scnrchlng by the EIr assistance first
arrived. The l:.rtr wa hoIlnd for the
hunting grounds south Of New Rock
fnl and were IN the highest spirits.
They occupied /, private car. which was
atiHc, ci to the ace mmudation train.
The manner tf the disaster Wa such
that had The y eel of the train been
g,catc". nearly al! f the occupants of
the ear must haze been instantly
killed
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

MARCUS kOENlCSHFM. wealthy
ia~nbrt ker. san Ant MO. Tex. was
found murdered. Tie crime is sup
posed to have been committed by burg
lars. as the a { was ril;ed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

ABOUT 500 colored lawyers. repre-
seutInE rearly every Stat. in the
South and several in the y, nth. met a
Chat:ano, "a. Tenn. for the purpose. OF
organizing an Information i. tar as O
citation.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

THE training ship Enterprise. with a
large battalion If naval cadets or
board. arrived at Boston from a Flu.
pean cruise
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

ENGINEER RICKENBAuGH was killed
by falling from his engine. near Ca
rollton, Mo. Supt. {. ouch happened
10 be on the train ard .naly managed
to get en- the engine AM stop its wild
race
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
kEMMEDY'S
iDICAL DISCOVERY,
! kENkEDY, OF RoxBUaY, MASS,
pverei in one of our common
eds a remedy that cures every
If1umor. from the worst Strofula

eds a remedy that cures every
|f1umor. from the worst Strofula
10 4 common Plmple.
9e has tried it in over eleven hundred
E0seS, ana never failed except in two cases
, (both thunder hurnor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of its value, all within twenty miles Of
Boston.
a benefit is always experienced from
the first bottle. ana q perfect cure is var
IaHted when theright quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
shooting pains, like needles passing
through them; the same With the Liver or
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
stoplei. and always disappears in week
after taking it.
If the stomach is foul or bilious it Will
cause slueam!Sh feelings 1t first.
No change Of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best YOU can Get. ana enough Of it.
Dose, one tatlcsco0ntul in water nj tel.
time. Read the Label. Send for Book.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

PERSONS who took part in the Czech
demonstration at Prague are being ar
rested daily and will BE- severely pun
ishtd.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

JUDGE f. d. NABLEY. receiver Of
the Non.rose land Cttice and pioneer
of Mesa County. was killed in the
Union Depot yards At Grand Junction,
Col,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

THE Grove distillery at Peoria has
resumed operations. and the Manhat-
tan and Northern are prepar ng to
so 50.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

MAN >}in-l-t- lnun IL: al III re + an
up Il his III - ;,.I,. drink. -'Tnacn rav.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
JOY FOR SILVER MEN.
CENATE FINALLY TIRES OUT AND
ADJOURNS.
After Ecin; in Con iinuou- 80 s-ion or Forty
three Hours Il Quorum Cannot BE Found
and at 1915 Frda: Morning. Voorhees,
Inds the Test
Bad for isepeaters.

Washington correspondence:
The Senate slept. with ii, boots q.
Neinezd day n:gh.. III" much adyer-
tocd contest If physical endurance
had lcgin. and The o'elish Senator's
s. emcd determined t. lit il cut. -Al
day long there were c.-iG, Ii -, Of prep
aration for the fight. Few Senators
Were in the chambe, h,-t (. 4lanc. Into
the cloak rooms u!d " 1e,n into tue
committee room, ,noucd rlur:,f them
Sleeping on tie couc!.e> :l,:d stfa-. hu
handing their strength to! Il i, gc
which they appreciated would tt-t
most severely evr:y cLer.4r which t:cy
could muster. Forces II utth side ni
the battle were divided so d u hc able
t. give each utl:-.. relief By taking up
the defense Of ti.riI' =. sitiou in tam
Tie great number If employees Of tIe
Senate were. likewise separated int,
relays in anticipation OF continuous
work
The first round If the struggle. II :
O'clscI III the eve, iE9. Wa, marked Nv
Il challenge from Mr.. N(lbt ! ;tld b. a
notable - c-ch rom Mr. Voorhees,. in
which be defended his management Of
the repeal bill and declared: 4 quest ion
greater than silver Dr go.ti had nuW
app -aned tn" question Whether the
M: iority o the min ari1V vas t rule in
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

Hood Pits are the be-. family c2.har..c
SID liver medicine. Haf:Eiss1. reliable, sure
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

HALLS CATARRH CURE is liquid ard is
taken internally and acts dire.t,y upon Inc
hood ana mucous surfaces Ot the system Send
tur test ill0njniS. free Sold hv lru I, SIS. 15c.
+. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo, 0.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
Ho>tnn'S Wealthy Ncmcn.

| In Boston alone wCmrn pay taxes on
more than sl2o.ooJ.to>. They pay into
the city trea ury annually in taxes
! alb II Sl.50o. 900.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
Nr. Harris .iineisl,.,r,,

The amendment introduced by Mr.
Harris provides:
|. For the ccns-e Of all thc silver bullion IL
the treasury representing tht government.
selcriUrdCt into full legal tender dollars st
the rate u! H.t-U,~-' Per II ont h.
:. When this sFiGriolaGc shall have been
coined The Secretary ~ the Treasury shall pul-
chase cHrh ,,ont!: bullion sufficient to coiu
- dollars. ard 10 coin the bullion into legal
tender dollars.
:. That all paper notes or certificates Of less
demon mat ion han ST. y all be redeemed and
no. rcls>uCd ard that national bank notes of
less denomination than So shall he redeemed
ami the national banks required to substitute
noses OF that denomination
:. That tic sac and = sod pieces shall no
longer he So'Uet. but when received al the
treasury shall he iecoiueti eagles aud double
eagles.
5. That the hold r. Of standard : liver dollars
shall he able 20 exchange such dol ars on pre-
eentai;on for notes ~ the same legal-t aI!dtr
qualities as such silver dollars. which shall be
paid for their redemption.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19
Hoods SarSapSr!Ila

hsa done more for ne than al. o.; Re. medicines
II rs H. Person. Chi:teuanso Falls NY
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

All nigh, Wrd;.r lay II r! t Il, dAl
Thursday ar' Il. til j.cariE : uclorE
Friday mora ing ;4n :,;,r'r aud stripes
fl at d from iAc TAG tail III the pei
the liz dome -. B." Capitol. n,.!c;lt'n.
that tie "dignit.cH hral.rh Il t,n--; .~,
was sill! IL r":'7:en. vt 10 rslD, k
Friday mora ia. after u ccIlt.nu IL
session -. fu.,, -thr t h.ur+. { 9
Senate adjourned. IN mott II #
Senator Voorhees,. The end had
been fcrcsHtn fer tnrcc hours.
the S"nat from ,hcavcNnau-tion. At
midnight Il ro.l-tail disclosed thlco
short of y quorum. il; ok f,rty min
They were Palmer. Barry. and Black
burn. Ten minutes I>tr;' TIE gu ,rum
was broker again. ard TIL, ne it took
an hour and ten miruts to find Il suf-
ficicnt number for business.
During the long wait Voorhees, said
that he would consent to z recess. but
he would not yield to adjournment.
His admission was taken to mean that
the fight was lost. No sooner had
quorum been secured than it was
broken for the third time. This time
Sergrant-at-arms Bright mace written
report t. the Senate that at the homes
OF sixteen absent Senators it was report
ell that they were not III. He specified
many other cN, uses OF ah>enttcs. 1t
was only too plain that tn" Srrgeant-at-
arms report WIS de ;CI Cd a. Il pretcxt
t" make al icu,nu, II natural and nee
esary. The last wore! of the lie, ort
had hardly lett the clerk 5 lips when
voorhees, was on his feet. Mr.. pre-i-
dent. said he. in Il voice without
tremor on emotion. there need tie no
comment on the meaning Of that re-
pert. It tells its own tory. move
that III" maze ADJOURN. The vote
was pat and Carried without Il dissent
in- voice aCd tn" fate OF the Silvc.' re
peal bill was SEA ci.
What viii next h done is difficult Il
tell. The >i.vrr rl"n have nov shown
their ability 10 dictate terms. and ii i
Thought the end will tc :: G. lnpru,ni~c
on the lines tt the Harris amendment.
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HELENA.

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suftsripg from { hT0nic Diseases, Diseeses Of the
Eye, hi, n -. 1hrost, Liver, stomach, Kid.
ney', Urinary Egan:. Nervous and ts.v.ts
patents in Montana demand xrea.eE f~sciliti,,
snd accommodations. to meet which Dr~ Lioblg
NO. have sstsb isled Offices IL this city. J hoy
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the head Office. whore complete rsonrds are Aept
81 All essss AND the treetmsnt adopted. Each
branch h.vinE IT, spee!aii ,t.. no on nss:iSI..
have CONSULTATION on every Gaze presented.
Iiay!ns thoo.anda to ro!sf to, comparisons are
readily made. No experimentinr-simpiy, sp.
piyi1s The tr1a.msa. that h; timss without 4
their succsss md the rs,scp such marvellous
cuIe ~ heretofore Re porssd have been made
ritter the bssr local physicians pronounced Thorn
hopelessly incurabls. {,
MN hronic affections Ehothsr from early
!ndi,cretions. vIcneresl Exceass., teminal
. HssaHsss a mat !. n ,s s1aSGi1 from a'e e]ejasia ast a.. 1;" q
the pleasures Of life. treated and onrs after
absolute failure By ethsrs l)r.; Liobig d Go 3
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Women. has all the lAtest appliances and
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tA1ARRH-And kindred affections Of this
Eye, ar. Throat and Lungs successfully trsaled
and in , manner SO mildly IS to be acceptable to
tic most delicate child.
Traces for spinal Defo, mites Club Feet. stc.
manufactured .tatisiaction suarsntesd.
large number Of patients. Those who cannot
e esa . 4 sss ss.i1 e.se 10 8 81 ls .ns "Is aren't, f1 sss.atian
given 10 corr spondsnce and medicine AMI ap-
pltsnces sent by exprsss.
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APPLICATION FOR 4 PATENT.
u, q. LAsp OyEIcE,

f1BLENA. MONT. eepL ~, 1898. J
Notice Il hereby given that Ihomss D. Reilly
whose postotics address is Helena. Mont, has
this day his! an .spplication for = patent for
LAG. 81 linear feet Of the Sycamore quarts mine
Or vein bearing gold. With surface ground ss2.s
tzed3 mining district, county Of Lewis and
the field notes and Official plat on hle in this or
flee as survey No. 4,21A In township 8 n, range
w lnnsurysYed). Ut priAcipal base line and
meridian Of MontanA, said survey No. 4.2D3
being as follows. to-wit,
Beginning At corner No. 1. from which the COR.
ner to section. !, 8. I and II, on y boundary + v n.
~ y. beass . o deg IL min v 22S5 It, and run
thence q deg Is min O BIS II 10 cor o. 2;
thenco IL &c deg I min 0 PAS IT to cor No. 8; thence
a II deg sc min Q 1851 # to cor No. !; thence
a = deg 70 min " s82,S feet to cor No. 8; thence
Is dog ~ min v l44&s # to cor No. ], place Of
lightning.
Magnetic vari.tlon IL dog Is min g. containing
ls.4 ncros upon which . aotics Of ssia pplion-
Ihe location OF this mine is recorded in tho
recorders ofice of evils and Clarke county
In book :. page 5i2 Of lodea.
he adjoining olAinAnts arc the Moopshino
lode tunsurvcyedl on tho north, olximants IN.
knows.
Any and Al persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Sycamore quartz lode mine OF
bur..ce groun arc rsouil cd 10 flo their adverse
claiMs = It'll tha register of the United stAtes
land once At elena. IN tho state ot MoptsDA,
during the sixty. days period Of publication
hereof. or they will b. barred By virtue Of the
provisions OF the statute.
=: A. SWIGGETT. i~egister.
Date Of hrst publication. SEPT. u. 49,.