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The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
A SUPREME AMERICAN.
abraham Lincoln and the Place He Hole
in Onr Hiafnr4.

abraham Lincoln n the Place He Holds
In Our History.
A Calendar of Great Americans 1.
the title o? ar article contributed to
The current Forum by Woodrow Will
son. In it he very Interestingly dis
cussed Lincoln's greatness. Lincoln,
lie says, more than Jackson, was the
lfupreme American OF our history.
The most singular thing about his
wonderful career IS the way In which
he steadily grew into a national
stature. He began an amorphous,
unlocked cub, bred in the rudest Of
human lairs; but, as he grew, every
thing formed, informed, transformed
him. The process was slow but IN.
broken. lie was not 1T to be Presi.
dent until he actually became Presi.
dent. He was fit then because,
learning everything as ne went, he
had found out how much there was
to learn, and had still an infinite ca
pacity for learning. The quiet voices
OF sentiment and the murmurs OF
resolution that went whispering
through the land, his ear always
caught, when Others could hear moth.
ing but their W words. He never
ceased to be a common man; that was
his source OF strength. But he was
a common man with genius, a genius
for things American, for insight into
the common thought, for mastery OF
the fundamental things OF politics
that inhere in human nature and
cast hardly more than their shadows
ON constitutions for the practi al
nicetIes OF affairs, for judging men
and assessing arguments Jackso !
had no social Imagination; no unfa.
miliar community made any im.
preston on him. His whole ubre
stiffened young, and nothing after.
ward could modify or even deeply at.
feet it. But Lincoln was always
a-making; he would have died unfn.
lshed IL the terrible storms OF the
war had not stung him to learn In
those four years what no other twenty
could have taught him. And, as he
stands there in his complete man
hood, at the most p~erilous helm in
rhristendom, what a marvellous COM
positc figure he is! The whole coun-
try is summed up in him: the rude
Western strength, tempered with
shrewdGess and a broad and humane
wit; the Eastern conse vatism, re-
gardful of law and devoted to fixed
standards of duty. He ven under
stood the South, as no other Northern
man Of his generation id. lie re,
spected, because he comprehended.
though he could not hold, its view OF
the constitution; he appreciated the
memorable cOmpulsions OF its past In
respect to slavery; he would have Sc
cured it once more, aud speedily il
possible, in its right of self-govern
ment, when the fight was fought out
TO the Eastern politicians he seemed
ike an accident; but to history he
must seem like a providence.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
SINGING OF COOL TINES.

let's stlfi sing of the happy times-the happy
times to be,
As sing the rivers, streaming on In music to the
sea!
As sing the birds-they know not %why-wheu
springtime days begin;
20 let US sing the sad time out, and sing the
glad times in
Let's sttll sing of the happy times; though in the
wintry frost
The sweetest roses Of the world are withered
now and lost;
Come time they'll bloom for us again-and all
their sweets we II win;
Let's sing the withered roses out, and sing the
new ones in
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Tanning Is usually done with oak
or hemlock bark. But now it has
been found that the palmetto tree is
equally serviceable for such purposes,
For several months a tannery at Mar
low, near Savannah, Ca, has been
working with this material, and the
leather turned out has been largely
used for making harness. A lot
Weighing about 1000 pounds was
sent to Baltimore last month, and
was sold as ''oak tanned" This
leather is said to be strong, pliable,
and bright in color; its weight is
normal and satisfactory, and the new
astringent performs its work in such
a way as to make rapid tanning de-
sirable. T~ime-saving in some of the
old processes was attained at a sacri.
ice OF quality.
1t is the leaves and stems of the
palmetto, and not the bark, which
are thus used. Two crops a year may
be taken, and it seems that the cut
ting stimulates growth and improves
the condition OF the plant A con.
uAAbuboi " thc IetCOEu
says that o fraction over two pounds
of salted hide, at 2 cents a pound, is
needed for one pound of leather.
The labor employed costs 4 cents
more The palmetto added another
cent, making the total cost between
o cents and 10 cents a pound. The
leather sold for n cents. After pay
ing freight and commission, the
profit was so per cent. Having done
duty IN the vat the palmetto 1ber
can be sold again for use in cheap
mattresses, a factor not introduced
into the foregoing calculation; and
under better management it is
thought that palmetto tanning can
be rendered less expensive than at
present. Here is a new and very
PROMISING industry for the South
New York Tribune
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
HE MATRIMONIAL CARRIAGE.

AhAG mn hAAlAOSNhHo
I took my darling for a drive,
Just such a night as poets love;
The stars were twinkliDg and the moon
Shone radiant In the sky above.
And, as we in the country drew,
My horse instinctively went slow,
The situation taking In
CTS funny how dumb creatures knowD
/ asked her II she'd like to drive;
She took the reins-my arms were free,
And one stole lovingly-oh, well,
You know where 1t was apt to bel
She hill the reins. ] pressed her waist,
And loving words to her | sajd;
Tie old horse almost stopped, rs |
Asked, finally. II she would wed.
She held the relns then listlessly, =,
But when she answered eyes" she seemed
To grasp them closer in her hands; :,
Then how the silv'ry, bright moon beamed
Well, we've been married just a year;
I'd like the single track again;
For since she took the reins that night,
I've never got them back again;
Lawrence American.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
eutteraies Outnumber the Dudes,

Ward McAllister is alarmed over
the decadence OF manageable men
in the Four Hundred. Last year
there wee ninety-seven dehutantes
while only nineteen males were added
to the fashionable circle. Every year
sees an increasing number of de.
butantes and a decreasing number of
eligible men. No wonder the coach
man is called in occasionally to equal
lie somewhat the disparity between
the married and the single. There
is less marrying in New York's ultra
fashionable contingent than in any
corresponding number of the other
grades of society.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
Best of all

70 cleanse the system in a gentle and
truly beneficial manner, when the
Springtime comes, use the true and per-
Iect remedy, Syrup of Figs. One bot
lie will answer for all the family and
costs only 80 cents; the large size 81.
Try it and be pleased. Manufactured by
he California Fig Syrup Co. only.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Reward fol
any case Of Catsrrh that cannO bo cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
W. UasNEY q 20, pr3ps,, IoEea2' S y;
ney for the last Is years, and believe him per-
tectly honorable In all business transactions
and financially able to carry out any obliga-
ton made by their firm.
WET d THUAx, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo,
Ohio.
wALDISG, KIN~AN e. MARVIN, Wholesale
. Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
Halls Catsrrh Cure Is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the biool AMI mucous sur
faces of the system. Price, Zee. per bottle. Sold
W all Druggtsts, Testimonials free.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Francei is fortunate in possessing 11o2
mineral springs, of which 1927 are
turned to account, aud Algeria has forty
kven in use. OF the total in France 319
are sulphurous, like that of Amelie-les-
Bains; 354 are alkaline, such as Vichy
1856 are ferruginous, for Instance orez-
Ia, and 2i9 are of various sorts, some
containing common salt, others sulphate
OF sodium, and a third group sulphate
Of lime.
A duke during the middle ages wal
an independent sovereign.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

A lake of boiling mud, two miles in
circumference, exist, in the island OF
ava, near Solo, Masses of soft, hot
aud continually arise and fall, and
Luge mud bubbles explode like bal
hons, with reports like guns, at the
ate of three a minute.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Baron Haller, a German poet, when
a young man risked his life to save
his manuscript poems from a burning
building. He laid them away, and a
few years later, sitting down to read
them over, was so digusted with them
that he threw them all into the fire.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Byron wrote his first poem of conse-
quenee when he was eighteen, and at
overweight published the poem of
"Chi!de Harold,' on which his fame
chiefly rests.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Burglar-Your money or your life.
In ventor-I have nothing in the
world but my great invention which
I just completed to-day. Take that.
Burglar (retiring II don't want it
I'm out for der dust-not trouble =
Puck.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
Hoods Pills cure constipation.

The register of a country hotel in
Maine n day recently contained
names of Mongolians, Russians, Prus-
sians, Italians, Turks, Greeks, Can
adlap, French and Germans, each
written in the own .r's language.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Clara--I don't think that he knows
enough to propose. Maude-What if
you should hear that he and l were
engaged? Clara-Well, my op MON
would still be the same. Truth.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Vokes - The men who came
through the "a without being
wounded have much to be thankful
for. Carson-Yes, indeed! Being in
good health they can enjoy their pen
sions fully. Puck.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

"a Schoolmaster' wishes to exchanges
his little daughter, aged eleven, for a
boy of similar age" was and old adver-
tisement in the Kentish Mercury. Eng
land, recently.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

A. B. Myers, OF Hanover, Fem,
lost both his hands in an accident
years ago. He was recently married,
and signed his marriage certificate
with a pen held in his teeth. His
penmaaship is fine.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

New York has the biggest gas tank
IN the world. 1t towers high above
the buildings in West Sixty-ffth street,
and holds 1000, 900 feet.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

A woman in Portland, Me-, de-
posted $500 in u savings bank in 1854
ana has seen the amount grow to
SI2GS by the accumulation of interest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Father - Why, daughterl Why
have you on a riding habit? You
haven't a horse! Daughter-l'm going
down town to horse-whip Bill John.
son, and want to be in good form
Truth.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Ii Throat.-"Brown's bronchial Troehes'
act directly on the organs of the voice. They
nave an extraordinary effect in all disorders Of
the throat.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Beecham's Pills instead of sloshy mineral wa
tses' beecham's-no others, rs cts. a box.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Italian soIdiels are given cigars every
day, but have II pay for their under
clothing, washihg and all toilet articles.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

nallleied with sOreeyes use DR. Isaac Thomp.
son 81 Ye'water Druggists sell at25c. pet bottle,
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

Japanese Tooth Powder, Genuine.
A large box mailed .or 10 cents. Lapp Drug
Co. Philadelphia, Pa.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

The Oldest New England Church, in
point of use as q religions edifice, is at
bingham, Mass.
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09

The tord Arizona mean etymologl
cally, &'big nose"
The Penn's Grove record., 1894-03-09
Hoods s,sss;'aili'C Cures
s77

Hoods Pills cure liver Ills, constipation.
,iliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

NOTICE OE STOCKHOLDERS NETTING
~ office l. hereby givon that meeting OF the
stockholders of he Golden Messenger Mining
company will b. heid a. the Office OF the com
pan5 90 the seconi floor Of the Merchants Ma
tiOEal ank building. room I. in the city OF
helena. LAWS and tlArks county. state Of Mon
tanA on FRIDAY. the 9Th day Of March, A.
ID 1894 for the purpose OF submitting 10 such
stock o dsrb . proposition TO SSH and convey all
Of tho property Of said company.
Tho IrupeTty hereby intended to b. cold and
conveyed IS particularly described as follows, to-
vii:
certain right to the use OF water of Trout
creek Moagher county, hnntanA a. evidenced
BY a certain incenture entitled Notice OF Wafer
hight" dated the - IA day o. Nay. 1851 and ex-
1881. At Z o'clock .. m. In book 81 locations.
page ~. Of the records OF heagher county.
also tie Anna Eliza quartz lodge mining
claim. Ito location notice Of which IL recorded
In book - OF lode locEiione. page a65, rec
ords Of healIher county, houtAn@
ALSO the 0olden Messenger quartz lode mining
claim, tho location notice OF which Is recorded
in bcoS ~" OF iode locations page b.5. records
Of . oaghcr county. Montana
also the Assayers Lelighl quar- lode mi ing
Cam. the 10 alton notics Of which is recorded
IN boos p Of lode locations, page 81. records
Of teagher county, Montana
also tho little andy quartz lode mining
clam. tho oottion no ice OF which q reeorded
ID book 'F' oi lodo locations page 81. records
Of Moaghes comfy Montana
hlsD the Hons Guard quartz lode mining
clam tfe location notice Of which u recorded
Of hoaghcr conn y, Montana
Also the Florence qnartz lode mining claim.
the location notice OF wkioh Is recorded In boo 6
@ Of lode locations, page ~. records OF
heHgher county. Montana.
Alec tie lCme buaTd millH.te the location
notice - which 10 reooraed in book Of miscel-
laneous records, page S47, Neagher coanty, Mon
tama-
Alec q Q Little Dandy miIlsita. tho location
not.5s OF which Il recorded ia book I Of miscel-
Lannon's records, psge 3iS, Aeagher county, kon-
tanE
Also tho Golden Messenger millsite the loot
ton notice 81 which ia rofordol In book 81
miscsii AnoOus records. page So, Aeaghsr county,
Montana
/ Also IN. Jim Tandy anariz lode mininE claim,
tho location notice n which Is roc or led IN book
4 -, page e. Of lode locations records OF MoAgheT
couaty. Montana.
flso tho kslir Gulch placer claim. situate.
/ lying md bsing in Bolt mining district heAghof
county. Montana
ALSO tAHt cor ain mill and al machinery tools
an other appliances conneofol herewith upon
tie 10 dsa Aesasngfr mtllsite. or upon any OF
tie MINING ella rus nereIn shove des bed. to
gefher with al 10 iulid .ugs A. houses Of over
d9scrip' on and kind upon fait Golden Sessen-
grr milsite or lsoEhero upou any Of sad prop
critics and Alsn all teraonal property of every
kiud and do cTiptOl ts'onging to said holdan
hesfeurer hiuilg company.
~ order OF tho board 81 trustees.
THOMAS H. DOUGHBRTY.
httesi; 1 resident
fEAsK fULIKR. Secrstary
NALkNfitE HTIsRICH.
Gk. kGE W. CLARK.
CARL Bfl.t SItANp.
majority Of the trustees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05
FLOWER AND TREE

There are 30 varieties Of bamboo, the
smallest inches and the largest $50 feet
tall.
Bachelors buttons take their name from
being once used by young men In divina-
tion.
The great oaks in Waverly, Mass, are
survivals Of am oak forest that must have
existed in the teuth century.
sanvitalia Is a cheerful little border
plant and will stand dry soil and hot
weather almost as well as portulacca-
SCOT water is the best fertilizer for pot
plants. Put pound of SCOT in "a piece OF
cloth Snd tie IL securely Then drop the
bag into a large pan OF rainwater and let it
soak "a hours Use the water moderately
once or twice a week.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

see ths world. Fslr for Tiftesa Goats.
Upon receipt OF your address and fifteen
cents in postags stamps we will mail you
prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the
Worlds Columb ian Exposition. The rsRu-
lar fTleo Is Atty cents but as We want you
90 have ons We make the price nominal
You will end IL a work OF at and thing
20 be priced. IL cOatains full-pa0s vieWs OF
the great buildings. with descriptions OF
same. and IL executed in highest style OF
art IL not satisfied with 10 aftef you get u
We will refund the STAMPS and lot you keep
the book. Address H. +. Buekien & Co..
CHICAGO H.
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The best salvs in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers sah Rhsum, Fovsr
Sores. letter. ChAppsd Hands, ChilblainA
Corns aud all Skins EiuptionL, snd posi-
lively cures piles OF no ray required. IL is
10 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 25 cents per boz.
For ssle By the PaTchsn-D' Aehsul Drug
Company.
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Professor Won Henholtz, the celebrated
electrician, has been elected an honorary
member of the London Institution Of Civil
Engineers. The total membership is ago,
but there are only Is honorary members.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Citizen (who likes homemade breaN-
Nv dear, l hear that the bakers trust has
rushed through a law forbidiing women
to make their own bread.
Wife indignantly)-The have, have
thew I'll show 'em. Here, Maria. run
QUE and get me some yeast. York
Weekly
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

Old Deacon Amos TwitterwortI, who keeps
the VILLAGE store.
Has courted Mis- susanna Chick FOR twenty
years or more.
Whence De- calls. tlcy chat about tho wealth
or and She crops,
And then -lc sigh- and he 81 sha. and the con.
yereatiou stops,
Until a. last De- rises, as her rran'thcr's clock
strikes eight;
~Eow. WHO ii ~ thought" lac says 10 her, '' ai
a. bal grown ~ lafc.'
Tuer
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

A LAS SUMMONS : ~ THE DISTRICT
y corr. 81 tho hirst Judicial district Of the
state OF Montana in snd ior the county Of
- !. 81 aud Jacol Dre,fls. cop1tners
ss Wei. Dresfus 20. plaintiffs. We l.. harris.
lafanIan
Tho state OF Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant
brought against ycn bv she eb9va nanei paint :
10 the district court % the flrst judicial dlsIrlct
Of The etssa of Montana, IN AMI Tor ths county Of
Lewis an1 Clarke. AMI 20 answer ths complaint
hled therein. within en- Gays tcHclusiVa 81 th3
day q eervicsI aflec the service On you q thll
sulumoua II serv8d within this county o. X
frrvet uu. o. this county. Du. Ht N n 4is-rtot.
within twenty d-y-, Otherwise WITHIN forty Gays
1f Judgment by oafault will ba taken sgainsty 20 4
according 10 tos DrsTor of SAIL com olaint
l..o sait ac-i0a D. Dr0ugst "a recover lu1gm %
scalu.t defonuEnt fns ina eum.4f sl1lJ. VIA
.iefeet from aut. I. l-4i. a. the rate ~ - PEI
cent per an um. for goods, wares and mcrch1n-
..rc sold n delivered by IA NUNS 10 aeienu
fnl A. defe ndsnt's special instance Rfd request
between JuIy so and st o.. ]. lee.. ~ the value,
20 ihe ugreed prico AID for which defendani
prom sed 80 pay p.tiniids theTef3r he cum o.
-.4s3, "a on winch eum there has boea paid
fLl suE OF stJ.d2 tnaf plaintiffs oefnaroed AZ
mont Of aid sum that tho defendant has re-
&. fed aud neglected and stlu reiuses a1d ney
locfs 10 pay the thmc or any part thereof. Al
thog g. past q o Ard demanded that defendant
has unreEenuEfiy and FoAaticuall oeihyed tho
"a meat ~ said sum ever since ept }. lAsL
And ycu arc hereby notihsl that II yOn fail TO
appear and an Fsr tho said corr paint. - above
required the said plaintiff viii tak9 Jndg msnt
agAiaat you iur al.3lJ With Interest tEoro1n from
-e3i. ]. 80. a. tn ratc pi H. Iar cent p r an
uum ana cozfs = fuif
Glyon under my hand and tho seal Of the. dis.
state Of Nontana. IA and Tor the
--- county ~ Lows tnc Clarke
T zeal First thi. m day O.. rshrusrv. IN tht
Z Jud inst. r year Of our Lord one thousand
.Hf hmm Taal mn "a D La. a-.fs fr
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y THE DISTRICT COURT or THE FIRST
judicial district % the state Of Montana, In
and Tor Tie oountr 81 Lewis and tlaFke.
n ihs mafter - the disincur p0rstion OF He
"a ieai oompsny
Ant4ca Is leis b. given that tho Helena Neat
COMPANY A. presented q the Judge Of said dis
vet ceurt neti lon and application showing
llAl lhs sfid heisns Meat company l. eorpo
tl"n cay Incorporated under and b. virtue OF
ILH as 90 tie frals % Montana; that ~ .
fp.fla q oct 8 = mo stoc ders Of said com
y a. fall"d for tha' purpote. I'D held on the
i'.n aff 20 ttfraf -. A. a. lssi. o. W1s dscide ,
- tus Inani. ous vote - Oh tho too holders of
shd caInpAn. ~ All COMPANY sheuld di-ln-
corporate AL 81 olive. unl sppiyiuE o. esid
-nigf - o. orlsr ufflarlug sad cnrpcfal Q B
.i'r wed hi rot, ION and applies ton va ..
g. I'd - - asia csrrt n dspa treat
Sc. I'D ouurt a tho court nouso m tie
'uutf n les = aad tlarse -fa % Montana on
r.-.r4al. the 2tth az Of hare a 4. ID. lss-' -
81 GOES o. lu.
ln witness s here !. Joha feAn. clerk Of
said oistF C. corr. have here
+ al trst unto 80 ny hand Fnd AZ u q
Jud ID 81. the seal q al 4 court this 1lat
Z Court day e ebgua-y. A. ID. issI
-r- JlIh H An,
t.srk o. sad court
~ o. q. inrEuAa. Deputy Clerk
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Ilrsrand kidney Cnr..

Parks Sure Cure is the only guaranteed
remedy. lite action ia qsisk and positive.
VIII stop that backsche and sick headache.
A positive spsoido for ill diseases OF
women. Why suffer when il viii cure you?
ola by Parehen- ID Acheul Drug company.
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--- county Of Lewis and Clarke
real First l this 2qth day Of Jan1ary. In ths
4 Jud. ist year OF our Lord one thousand
court. tieht hundred and ninety-foun
--- JOHN BEAN. Clork
By g. q. FRuEMAS, Deputy Jerk
Massena Bull ard. Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

y q. a.. tnEPuAH. Deputy iery
: . b. Purcell. a. orne far ula ltii
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-03-05

good remedy aud there Is not anv.h o.
on the ma het that equals french Iausv
tablets ior tLs relief ana cure Of ainlui oI
DISTINCTIONS. no matte what tie eaus1
Manufactured ~ A. Augendfe. ia IT,
France. ard for sale oulf by Psrebsu
D'Acheui Drug Co. Hslsna. Aout.. sol-
sgents. Price = peF bo1 seut b. mel
nseuIely stA.ed.
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DiEeiFt's akLE-JAMEs kE VIZ. PLAI y
- tin vs. Lizzie o.. Ring Eald and George j
hinrsaId. de Icudnuts.
L ndef ana b. virtue % an order OF sale ami
decree a. foreclosure and sale U.s. ued out OF the
dis fict court oi fstirf Judicial district OF the
ttate ~ Montana. ia and for the county Of LOWS
end CLARKE. "a Zoo $500 Gay nf l-n.uarT. A..
ID Is9.. no me nbovs entitled seton wherein
arfrt tHHsIu. Ire above nauel plain m oh
tanned a Judgment AID decree OF foreclosure AMI
-alu a..l.lat llyle t.luF v 49, aAu GeO 20
,. ing Fa.d. defendants, on the 9th daY
o. ehruary a. D. Ies. for tho
fum o. S.A3 4i Losidoa interest: COSTS
au ihn l..H day n enTuhr, A. % lss re-
corded 10 Judgment book SO - sid court At
fsge -. am commanded o. seli IN hp-s certain
lsfs. pioc8 or parcel 81 laud. situntr. lying and
hoi O. bon Che county ~ lowI- and tIarke. state OF
Etara. AMI bounded and described as follows
O. wiz
o. uumb.rrd tweufy-seyen cI.. snd the
I2s.. DO beck numbefei ffty-hfe So OF the
or -lnal ioEn-its % toe city o. heiena sad
county aHd -tnfe
loss hrr with al sni finzu ~ The tsnements
ferfd Iftrlfnt- AMI aupurt"ran o. tuereuntD b.
lurr Hg or iu q AWfo supfrI an nH
luhiic notioa Il hereby given that On Wedness,
ouf tlr ttl ia ri tinrci. a. ID. l-sI, A. y
o clocs ni. ~ nat dag a. the front door - this
cpGrftu u-s. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana uill. lu obedience 10 said order 81 sale
fut deer a. foreclosure and fale. nell the above
uf-crIpsd property. or 80 much thereof ~ may ~
nfrtsary 60 satisfy raid Judgment. with interest
AL cost. 70 ihe highest and best bidder TOT
Given under my hand this 18th day Of FEB
CHAUIIsD. CURTIS. shoriG
RID T. lioss nder sheriff.