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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Lavaca County Convention.

Special to The Statesman
HALLETTsvILLE, Tex, June, 10
Lavaca county convention today in
structed for Gresham for Congress by
vote of As to 40 for Lane; Mccall fol
governor; Finlay, comptroller; SLEIGH
er, land commissioner; Carlisle, super
intendent of public schools; Henry
attorney general; Phelps, Henderson
and Simpkins, for judges criuina,
court of appeals; Williams, civil court
of appeals; Sam Green, dirtrict attor
ney: g. A. Allen, of Colorado county
for sRater; Horace Chiffon, for United
Stat:.g senator. County ticket and
repEsSentative will be selected in pri-
maries, June 30.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Setting a Good Example.

Emperor William of Germany, It
seems, will not visit the theater on
Sunday. While on his recent trip to
Italy the managers Of the Theatre
Fenice, In Venice, gave special enter
tainment In his honor on Sunday, but
the audience waited In vain for King
Humbert and the emperor. 1t was
learned later that he had called In
stead on Countess Annina Morsini, and
told her, according to Italian papers,
that he had not attended d theatrical
performance on Sunday since he had
assembled the throne.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
A Bantam Fight.

NEW ORLEANS, June 14.-Johnny
Connors of Springfield, ILL.,, defeated
Jack Leuy, the Englishman, before
the Olympic club, in five rounds, to-
night. The match was a 25 round
boxing contest for purse of $500.
Connors is very strong for 100
FOUNDER and started in to make the
battle fast one. COnnors landed
freely on the ear. nose and eye, clos
ing the latter and put Levy at dis
advantage, The latter was never in
it, except during brief rally in the
third round. Levy kept growing
weaker rapidly and in the fifth round
vicious upper cut on the point of the
jaw put him to sleep in short order
Connors will fight Barry, who con-
queled German, to settle the cham
pionship of his class.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Arrested for Forgery.
Special to The Statesman.

special 10 Inc oIdtesudu'
GALvEsToN, June 15.-Charles A.
Schroeder, a prominent real estate
dealer, given to morphine and liquor,
raised several thousand dollars on
forged paper and skipped out, Seven
thousand five hundred dollars of the
paper has already turned up. de was
arrested in Houston. where ne was
found ;uaudlin drunk in street car
with only 60 cents and pistol in his
pocket His relatives attribute his
acts to morphine and think he con-
templated suicide
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
WITH A BUTCHER KNIFE.
A BOHEMIAN WOMAN ATTFpTS
TO KILL A TAYLOR MAN.
There Is Law Suit Pending Between
Them Which Appears to Be the
Cause of the Woman's Hatred,
Other Georgetown News.
Special to The Statesman.

SpSSlal " 1ne statesman.
GEoRGETOwN, Tex, June Is The
visits OF DR.. F. I. Cook of Taylor to
Georgetown are rendered very inter-
estlng and perhaps trifle risky on
MS part by reason of the fact that q
Eoman living here seems to have de-
Ssigt1s on his life. She was arrested
yesterday for the second time while
IN the act of striking him with long
butcher knife which was probably
sharpened for the purpose. The in
cldent occurred at the court house,
where DR.. Cook and the woman as
plaintiff and defendant are involved
in land suit in the county court. In
the district court damage suit for
$4,000, is pending, brought by the
woman against the doctor. This is
supposed to be the motive Of her at
tempts on his life. She made simi-
lar play during court in January, but
was speedily disarmed. She q
Bohemian, and former tenant of DR..
Cook.
The delegates who went from here
to the Repu blican League convention,
at Fort Worth returned last night
They pronounce themselves astoni sh
ed and grateful at the wonderful
growth of Republication in Texas
during the past year.
A fine rain fell here yesterday even.
ing and showers at intervals today.
Ex-Mayor B. A. Strange and wife
have gone to spent the summer at
Palo Pinto.
Mrs. Professor Hyer and children left
yesterday for visit to Kyle
Mrs. ). q. Kerr and child aie visit
ing relations in Weatherford.
Miss Bessie Caluck of this, city and
Mr.. Lee Black of Valasco were mar
ried yesterday at 4:30 p. M. in the
Presbyterian church, Rev. M. M. Hat.
ton, officiating. They left at once for
Velasco.
Careful figuring on the vote as far
as heard from in this county shows
the candidates in tbs gubernatorial
race stand as follows: Reagan, 522,
Culberson, $50; Lanham, AGO; with IA
small country boxes to hear from.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
ILLINOIS BANDITS.
A Bold but Bungling Attempt to Hold up
a Train at Centralia.

A Bold but Bungling Attempt to Hold ur
Train at Centralia.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-What officials
of the Airline allege was desperate
attempt to hold up one of their pas
senger trains near Centralia Ill. It an
early hour this mornidg was reported
to General Passenger d Freight
Agent R. A, Campbell today. Accord
ing to the story received by Mr..
Campbell, when train No. of the
Airline left st. Louis at .
D. III. Thursday arrived at Centralia,
Ill.,, five desperate looking men
were seen to board it. Two OF
them boarded the "blind" baggage
and two entered the chair car before
the train was out of the city while one
took refuge in the smoker. Before the
train was out of the city limits the
two men in the chair made bold at
tack upon the passengers. One gem
tleman whose name could not be
learned was relieved of 500, while his
companion lost several mileage books
and a number of valuable papers. The
men apparently became frightened
and jumped off the train.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Southwestern Traffic Association.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Southwest
ern Traffic association composed OF
Texas lines will meet next Monday.
The executive committee began its
session today to prepare a schedule
for submission to the meeting. A
month ago the association threw down
its freight agreement on account OF
cutting of rates on the Central and
Union Pacific lines. Division of bust
ness of the lines of several freight
contracts will also oe considered.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Prominent Railroad Man Dead.

KANSAS CITY, June ia tele-
gram received here today announces
the death at Los Angeles, CAL, yes
terday from dropsy of Charles w.
Mead, at different times general SUE
perintendent of the Union Pacific,
Missouri: Pacific and Hannibal and
st Joe railroads.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Democratic Chairman.

Special to The Statesman.
WACO, Tex, June 15.-Chairman
Baker of the Democratic committee
appointed Senator Jas. w. Swayne of
Fort Worth chairman of the Second
supreme judicial district.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
Prendergast's Trial.

CHICAGO, June 15.-The Prender-
CAST case before Judge Payne was con.
tinued today until 1870 p. IN. tomor-
row. 1t is expected that decision
will be given as to whether the insan-
ity trial will be commenced Monday.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1894-06-21
ENGLAND.
MARRIAGE BILL REJECTED.

LONDON, June 15.-The house Of
lords today, by vote of 1870 to 100, re-
iected the second reading of the de-
ceased wife's sister marriage bill.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

The death Of Thnckeray's widow was the
breaking Of a link with the past which few
people, even ia England, knew existed. For
more than a half century she lived cloud
ed existence under the closest care She re-
tanned till the last, Ia spite Of her mental
affection, the capacity 20 enjoy her only
source Of happiness-music. She was buried
by the side Of her husband, who was has
tened 20 "A premature grave by grief over
her blighted life. IL r. "a modest spot. The
sepulcher was In Kensal Green cemetery.
Close TO the path plain, fiat stone bears a
simple scription, giving the dates Of the
birth and the death Of the author Of evan
ity Fair" The grave j. surrounded by "A
low iron railing, around which luxuriant
growth Of ivy has twined. In summer a
few simple flowers bloom in the narrow
beds that skirt the turf.-New York Suns
London Letter.
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bedding For Babies.

Babies ~ the last generation were raised
on beds Of down. Now science, fashion and
common sense prescribe curlcd hair for tho
hrst pillow a. well ~ the mattress This
material affords better circulation, an even
and healthy temperature Is maintained, and
u Is believed that the brain gets chanco
denied the infant who Is put TO sleep on
feathers and airproof down. Very many
parents discard pillows altogether. and in
the Interest Of animal perfection the dim.
pied, double listed creature Is put 20 slect
on a level with the puppies aud pussy cats.
No linen Is used Ia the up - date layette
The sheets and pillow slips are made oi
cambria. The little swaddling bands are
knitted or woven wool, and tho bands 81
the barrow coats and flannel petticonts. Ia.
stead Of being clumsy folds Of linen OF mus
lin, are sheer nainsook, delightful TO the
touch. New York World.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MFETING.-
~ hoiice h her ~ given fifht f1eai M ~ ti1
nfaokhuldera - ihs Golden hogfrnelr Mining
eorpany will b. he'd Al 40 - 90 n-o o,in-
p1uF uu fha secont flood ~ Nhe Merchants hH-
lionel nnk buiidins room > in 80 c,iy ~
fara. ou rrilaf. TIA sch tEg 81 March. a.
ID is1i Tor the purpos1 ~ submit ng fo slrl
stock o dsra pfoD0sifiuu 90 tali anI convey oil
90 thr property 81 .sid oompang
lIie rroflofts horebJ intended 90 D. fu.d anil
conveyed j. particularly desofihod a. iploHa &c.
y certain right o. tie n.o 90 sa'or ~ Trout
creek Mrnghcr c0untJ, Montana, a. evidenced
maht" dated tla 2sth day 81 haI, ifsl. and o.
ocuts.i ~ hoInaa CoOnay and recorded Juno q.
lrsi az o'clock @. ga. in bo.h ~ locations,
pagn &c. q the records % hfashor county.
Hi,o tie Anna Eliza qaa,- lodge mining
claim. Tie location nDtlco - which b. recorded
iu book ''i"' % loig locations rage al, roc
Ufdr Of Mehaher county Montana
leo thH Noldon hcssrnger quartz lodo mining
claim. tha location nntice Of which BE- recorded
ln book ~" % lode locations. paso o.. records
81 S eaghor county. Montana
tlao the Afsagors htiisht quartz ioeo mining
clam. tie location notlcn - which b. recorded
in book ~" Of lode locations. paao sd. records
Of noanhor county ontana
AlsO tho lltilo Land quartz lodo mining
claim the location NO ice 81 which j. recorded
BOZ book "P' 81 lode locations. pago BIZ records
Of MelzLer county. Montana.
Alsp tie Hons 6nard quartz lode mining
claim. tho location NOTICE % which b. recorded
ia book '-l' - lodo locations. paEo r. records
Of Maagher county. Montana
Alfo ITO Florence quartz lode mining clhlm
tho location notice ~ watch D. recorded in boo q
90 % lode locations, page ~. records Of
Meagher county. Montana
Also tho Homo GuArd miliaite, tho location
notice % which n recorded 10 book I ~ mlscsl
lAneous records. page 5il. Meagher county, Mon
tana-
Also ~ Little Dandy millsits the location
notice Of which Is recorded ia book 81 mlscel-
lAneOus records. page 3i5. Aeagier county don
tara.
ALSO tho Golden Messenger millsite the loca-
ton notice Of which 10 recorded pa book ~
mise lianeous record, page sii hesghsr county,
Montana
Aieo the Jim Dandy quartz lode mining claim.
the location notice ~ which o. recorded in book
-, page -, Of lodo locations, records OF MeaghoI
l county Montana.
Also the Kelly Cullen placer claim situate
I lying and bring In Bolt mining district, heaghei
1 county Montana.
Also that GER ain mill and all machinery. tool
+ nnl other Appliances conneciei thereWitn upon
! the Golden hasseugsr mlllHite, or upon any o
\ the mining claims heron above describod. to
gather with all the buildings and houses ~ ever
description and kind upon tald Golden hesseu-
/ ger milleIte OF elsewhere upon any ~ said prop
critics. and also all Personal property of ever
I kind and description belonging % said Colder
Messenger Mining company.
by order Of the boarl 81 trustees.
THOMAS H. DOU6HtRIf.
Attest resident.
| FHASK FULLER Secretary.
NALENIINL HEINRICH.
GE, RGE w. CLARK.
| CARL BIZ, SIhAND.
A majority Of the trustees.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
EXTRACTED GINGER.
Tire spent R.,ot Freely Used to Aduiterats
The unaKhnaatnd Spice.

the luahhmuntnn spice
AZ meeting Of public analysts in Eng
land tho subject of spent ginger was
discussed. u was declared that ginger
which had heen exhausted or extracted by
mineral water manufacturers finds a ready
market ~ an ndulterant 81 genuine ground
ginger, and that the detection n such adult
tcration Is infrcqucnt. although dealers
In honest spices have long groaned under
the unfair competition 10 which such adult
terntion subjects them. Tho word adult
tcration II used adviscdly. because the
case Is precisely analogous 90 the ndmix-
turc OF skimmilk with whole milk. One
OF the analysts present said that in the
clse OF ginger wine made from raisin
wine, etc, the ginger was bought Ia the
condition Of root roughly crushed and
then "steeped, % "a 70 was termed en- tho
trade. for a long time Ia liquor contain
ing 20 per cent Of the proof spirit.
Only tho more delicate favored matter
was distracted by that means, and the ex-
tracted, or "spent," ginger was then sold
for the purpose Of adulterating ginger and
spices, and a certain proportion OF IL found
It's way 60 the lower classes Of ginger beer
makers. IL had q distinct value as a flavor
ing material. Probably the whole Of the
volatile oil had been extracted, but all tho
Iunkehl fehlnoua matters were lett behlhd.
He believed he was right IN stating that
the most valued havoring matters Of gin
ger We're really capable OF being extracted
by water, and that the method which was
adopted by the manufacturing chemist,
who specially prepared ginger for the man
ufacture Of Ieratcd beverages, was frat Of
all TO extract the ginger fully with very
strong alcohol and subsequently to pre-
oipitate the whole Of the resinous matter
After evaporation IN vacuo, rcsiduum
was obtained which was practically soluble
IN water without any further precipitation
OF resinous matters.
In support OF the view that the real
nnvoring principle Of the ginger root was
soluble in water it might also be stated
that considerable ginger comes into the
market which has been deprived Of "A small
percentage only Of its flavor by boiling
with water. Subsequent drying leaves
this product very much in the condition Of
an inferior genuine ginger, but II it be not
sold as "spent ginger" the fraud is OBJ
vious. Another analyst said he knew Of an
actual case where ginger, which had been
thoroughly extracted with strong spirit
and which was merely "A mass Of cellulose
fiber and starchy matter, with no resin
left and practically tasteless, was used for
Gdulterating purposes 20 his certain knowl-
edge. Review.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01
A sermon Of Three Hours and a Half

Charles II was wont in his humorous
way 10 say Of his chaplain, DIR. Barrow,
that che was the most unfair preacher in
England because he exhausted every sub
ject and left no room for others 20 come
after him." It was indeed too much
the doctors way. When he got hold of a
topic, lac never knew how TO leave anything
unsaid about II. One of his best dis
courses, that on the duty and reward Of
bounty TO the poor, actually took up y
hours in delivering. -Sala's Journal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

ALIAS SUMMONS N TuF DISTRICT
n onuff - ihH First audirlal district ~ o.
state - Montana. Ia and for tho ooulty n Lewis
soaa asr-r. nls.uiII. VI. Myron g.. Tonpkias.
hassie J smprias hir Hifsl. Al 'r Al. born.
Il. rahlsh. -is usns.s Investment and tank
i-s toinpsnT. liniifri, he frogldaut lrust
lto st.'s n uaataae sonis sres,lns 10 tas
shove 1amss dsfsudauts
Dol 80 hereby roluir'd - sgssss iu Al sstisa
uc Ia $40 di,fflit aosrt u ne glrst Iudlossl
dieiflet . thr safe OF heuian@ % All ior ~
county 81 LOWE aHf Nlarka aad % enspHr re
coHp.a ~ sl-d Tie or. fitnlu - daIa shain-
sva ~ ne tay - ssrsosi sitter the service uu yo1
y lhis aummoa'. y snrfot T.tiih tnia o"uhiy.
o. % sef gal ot ~ this nogn.g hnt Fthin lii. de
pieL sitaln twenty daJs. oiharNfse within forty
caI-. ~ ludgmspt BY defiant Will b. tAkst
sfAnst son according 10 ins pfsYer - sd oon-
The said action is brought 20 rooagsr judy.
ment AGAINST 80 fald d~fsldaata hyron D..
aad hessia lompkua in The SUM
~ ono taoussnd dolars aad iaterast A. ~ scr
cent per snnnm from Az i-gs also for iLo
yer annrm from Aur. Z. istl the sans bainx
accrued and Eupat4 Interest oil 81 which ia ac.
cofdins 70 Oh. ooniiuoss. ~ certain prom e.
iendsuts 80 plaintiff GA fsb. 4 1891. and %
fofeolose certain mortgage on lot nnmher
eleven iil N block numbered seven "a IA
thria heack addition 20 tho city Of nslona.
county % Laws and Clarke state % noutauA
made and delivered by the snid attendants 90
secure tho payrneut % the said prouissory note.
for the sum N sl2s a. reasonable counsel faos
FOR such emit add iof suoh other legal ard
cIuitEbls rel nf usually demanded Ga suoh ohses.
/ particular reference j. hereby hal 20 The con-
! plant on Gle harsin Tor more particulars.
Ana you are hereby notified, that n you fail 20
/ appear and answer tho sAld com plant AZ above
required, the said plaintiff will apply o. tls
/ oonrt Tor tho relief demanded Ia ths complaint.
/ Given under ny hand aud tho zeal ~ the ID g.
I trIot Court " the first Judicial Dlatrir.
] 81 the rtnt8 Of MuntaDa. iu Al A
! '--- Tor tbs ouuty 81 LOWS aud
/ Seal first } larks, this 9Th day % Janl-
/ Z Jud. dat. ary. IN the pear n our Lord
! Court. one thoutEnd eight hundred
-r and ninei y-fouf.
JOHN BFAN. Clerk
~ q. q. FHEHMAN, Deputy flark
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

One Of the pleasantest organizations in
Boston is the College club, which is ccm-
posed entirely Of the women graduates OF
the various colleges living in Boston. A
good time and the chance to meet one an
other are the principal aims of the College
club. It has pleasant rooms on Beacon
street, and once month some one distin-
guished in art, literature or science is en-
tertained. The other meetings are devoted
TO tea and alk-Boston Letter.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

To suffering humanity to tell the great
hensft my wife has received from PArks'
SuTe Cure. the truly great liver and kidney
cue. She has been constitutionally
wrecked for several years. ! ried every
thing fsuitleasly. After much persuasion
from my druggist backed by his Pusrentes
bought bottle OF Parks Sure Cure AMI
the results are more than wonderful. W.
p Bsycs 2iO4 Jones street. Omaha. Nsb.
Sold by PGrchsn D. Acheul Drug company.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORs-EsT OF
~ george g. hoAdarmer. decreased.
Notice il hereby given b. the undersigned, adj
minlsiratOr Of tue estate Of ueorze Al ga
darnler. deceased to tho cFedi or, Of. and
all persons having claims against tho said
doceased, to exhibit them with the NJ oessAry
voucherr thin four months after the FRS pu b.
LEGATION Ofthis notice to the said aiminstrAtur a.
the uthce Of II 2. Hepnsr. IN the MOntHnA Ma
tionsl bank building. at Helena Montana. the
came be ng the place for the Transaction OF
the business of said estate in the county OF Lewis
and Clarke.
jog. n. KENCK,
Administrator OF the Estate Of Geo khoadarmer.
deceased.
Lated Helena. January 3. 1895
Date OF hrst publication January 6 1891.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

When suffering from throat or lung
troubles take only such medicine as has
been p owed worthy OF confidence. Such q
remedy il Ayers Cherry Pectoral, q specific
for sudden colts aud iuvA liable IN all
forms Of pulmonA-y consumption. Sold BY
q ugRists. Peics 81.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

The best salve in the wsrld for Cots.
B-ulses. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rhsum, Fever
Sores. letter. Chapped Hands. Chiibla ms.
Cofns aud all hkns l. uptions. and posi-
lively cures piles or no tay requi' cd. IL IL
guaranteed 60 give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale By the Parch6n- ID Acheul Drug
ComunuV
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

Itching plies are known By moisture like
pe spiration. causing intenso itching when
warm. This form ns we'll az blind. bleed
ing or prottuding. yield at once to DR.. Bo-
sanko's Pile Hemed e which nots directly
on parts affected, also bs tumors. nllHvs
itching and effects n re mansnt cure. Fifty
cents, druggists OF mail. Circulars free.
Dr. BosEnko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold ~
Parchen- 'Acheul Drug Co.. Helena.
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Amber.

Amber, according TO Chambers, is a
concretion Of birds tears. In 1.-THE Fire
Worshipers" Tom Moore says, "Around
thee shall glisten the loveliest amber that
ever the sorrOwing sea bird hath wept."
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

Do not wear Impermeabie and tight Ct
ting hats II at eonst let the blood vessels Of
the scalp. Use Hslrs Hair Ranewer ocoa-
sionally rnd you will not be bald.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-02-01

CHFRIFF's sALE-FRANK A. FELLOWS,
- plaintiff. W John Wilson. r. X Dabney y
z. Ormsby and w l. Telford. defendants.
Under aud BY virtue Of m order Of eale and de
cree Of foreclosure and sale Issued out OF tho
district court q tho flrst Judicial district 81 tho
6tuie Of Montana IN and for tho county OK
Lewis and Clarke. on tho 18th day 81 Jrnuary.
A. d. lsgl IN tbs above entitled action wherein
frank a. blows. the above named plainflH,
obtained judgment and decree Of foreclosure
aud sale asalnB- John MllrUu, a..
Dabnsy. h. =. OrmsbY and W. J.. Ielford.
defendants, on the 10th day ~ January,
A. u. lsgL for the cum Of 81 3i. Decides in.
terest costs nEd attorneys fess. which said
decree was the 10th day Of January 3. D.
1885, recorded in Judgment book No. - Of said
court AZ age am COMMANDED 20 sell all
ia 4 certain lot. piece 81 parcel ot land situate
lying and being the county Of Lewis and
Clarke. state Of Montana. and bounded and de-
scribed ~ follows. to-Vic
An undivided ons-iourth "a interest in the
northwest quarter NV W Of section eighteen
O8l. township twslvs Gzl. north range three (3
west. situate ia this county Of 4 owls and Clarke.
state Of Montana
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hereditameuts and appurtenances therounto be-
loneing or in auywife appertaining
Public notice IL hereby given that on Y ednefday,
the ,th day Of eDruary, A. D. 1874 Of Il clock m
Of that day. at the front door Of the court house.
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, /
will in obedience to said order of sale ans decre1
Of ~ eclosure and sale, eel the above described
property, so much tiercof a. may De-
necessary 10 satisly said Judgment, with interest
and costs. 20 the highest and beet bidder Tor cash
Given under my hand this 10Th day of January,
n ~ ''' CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff.
~ IRED I. loss. Under Sheriff
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