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The morning news., 1894-09-30
HOPED ON BY HAWKE.
The Englishmen Defeat the Quaker
Crlcketers Disastrously.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 29.-The re
suit of the second international cricket
match between Lord Hawkes. eleven and
the team representing All Philadelphia
ended in disastrous defeat for the home
players, the Englishmen winning the
match by an inning and forty runs. The
Englishmen scored 2ll runs yesterday in
their first INNING and the philadelphians
made lO1 in their first inning this morn
ing. and were compelled to follow on, and
were retired in their second inning for
a. a grand total of but III in their two
innings.
The morning news., 1894-09-30
Pope Leo and the Legitim atists.

Rome. Sept 29-The Courriere Di
Napoli says that the pope's object in sum
moning Mgr D'Hulst to home, is to IN
struct him 10 inform the Duo D'Orledns
mat his holiness does not approve OF a
Iegitimatist agitation in France.
The morning news., 1894-09-30
DUPUY NOT TO RESIGN.
PoincarTe Not to Become Frances
Premier Just Yet.

Paris, Sept. 29.-The Echo de Paris de-
MES that there is any truth in the report
circulated by La Patrie and La Cocarde,
that Premier Dupuy is to resign immedi-
ately, and that he is to be succeeded by
NJ. Raymond Poincarre, the minister Of
finance
The morning news., 1894-09-30

New York. Sept 20.-On the cotton ex-
change this morning both the october
end Eoveuber cotton futures sold below
ii rents for the first time in the history Of
the exchange.
The morning news., 1894-09-30
An 1nformer Hold for Trial.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. CIV. +. Nc
Daniel. the ormer Of the Gorin No
train robbery, has been held 10 the granG
ury in Sl,5OO bonds, upon the charge OF
conspiring TO ROB a train. He pleade
not guilty, but failed TO secure "a bonds
man.
The morning news., 1894-09-30
HAVANA FLOODED.

More Than 70 Houses Carried Away
In the Big storm.
Havana, Sept 29-More than seventy
houses have been carried away, and many
others have been damaged. Thousands OF
people saved themselves by taking refuge
on the roof Of their houses, from whence
they were rescued by passing boats. The
water in the streets is now six feet deep.
The morning news., 1894-09-30
UNABLE TO EXPLAIN IT.

"It may be the work of some irrespon-
sible person who is trying to make a
scare, or a careless marksman," SAID he.
Il do not know of any enemies who would
like to kill me, or OF any late ofhcial acts
I have done to incur the displeasure Of
any set of men,
Judge Brentano has been on the su-
perior court bench of Cook county for
about four years. He is the Judge who
tried the Prendergast case, but does not
believe that his connection with that trial
has anything to do with the shooting.
Detectives are at work on the matter,
The morning news., 1894-09-30
AJUDCESFAMILY A IN PERIL.
Three Of Its Members Barely Missed
By Flying Bullets.

The Wife the Intended Target of the
First Missle-Her Daughter and
Then the Judge Have Marrow Es-
capss-The Judge Unable to Conjec-
ture Why Any One Should Want to
Kill Him.
Chicago, Sept. 29.-Judge Brentano of
the supreme court and his family have
apparently been marked out for assassi-
nation, although the facts have been kept
quiet.
The first attempt was made to kill Mrs
Brentano about o'clock Wednesday
evening. She was standing in front of a
window in the kitchen when shot was
fired and the next instant a bullet came
crashing through the pane of glass,
barely missing her. 1t went through the
outer screen and lodged in the wall oppo-
site
Thursday afternoon Judge Brentano's
daughter was playing in the back yard,
when another bullet crashed into the
rear of the house, coming evidently from
the same direction as the first.
THE JUDGE NARROWLY ESCAPES.
I-aSG nlgnJ Jluge BfenJanO hlmSelI was
the one who came near being killed. He
was in the kitchen in front of the same
window before which his wife was stand
ing Wednesday evening The third
bullet from the revolver of the unknown
miscreant came through the window
pane about six inches from the hole made
by the first piece of lead The bullet
u1icsa6 Iy3cra praptopO1e hand hv about
three inches and went into the wall close
to the first one. Judge Brentano cannot
imagine why these attempts should be
made to kill him or his wife and daughter.
He is not willing to say that he thinks
the shots were fired by a wonld-be as
! sassin
The morning news., 1894-09-30

The sporting public is agape over the
enormous amount of money won by MIR
IT, McCalmont's 4-year-old, lsinglass.
Since the colt appeared on the turf his
winnings ia stakes alone have reached
Ejby3J. beating the record Of the Duke Of
Portland's horse donovan, whose win
nngs footed up E55, l54. Mr. NJ CalmOnt
also backed his horse heavily and
won a large fortune. Since lsiuRlass
first ran, as q 2-year Old, he has
won every contest with the
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NOTICE OF BEGINNING OF TINE OF
N Registration. .-NOtios is hereby given
OF time and place for tire registration OF
tho nnmes OF the qualified electors in cleo.
ton district No. 5, In tho county OF Lewis
aud Clarke. state OF Montana, prior TO this
general election 30 be held on Tuesday tue
sixth day Of November, 1894, for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke, will b0Rlu ht
ten o'clock a. N. on the ninth day OF ooto-
Der, 1904.
lhe registering agent will DO at che fol.
lowing ptecinota or voting places embraced
ia said election dislriet No. {. are az fol-
lows:
Rock Geek basin. precinct No. 39-At
Mrs Mamie IluG's house, twill bo home
Oiico) ON October ., 10. II.
A. Cartersvillo. trecinct No. Sat- kiaael.
pauehs, on October ~. H. 10
Al Mitchell, precinct No. 32-At Mitch
clrs on October IL. H. ~.
AZ Craig, precinct No. Sat- Hieroh'a
hotel on October ID ~.
Al homo Office on October %. e9 p. 26
~, "a 20, 30.
Registration hours ton O'Clock u. m. nn.
til ten o'clock y. IN.
JosEpn u. nufr Rcgiatry agent
Wolf Cfe7k, Mont, Oct I, 1924.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
FR EE!
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qhe World Renowned Specialists.
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HELENA.

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Suffering from chronic Diseases, Diseasss OF tbs
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a Go. have established Offices in this city. 1hsy
t.iys q who viii n report T ali conpicsted cssss 70
tho hend Office whore complete records arc kept
Of oil oAsss and the treatment adopted. zach
branch having its spscialiAts, no one phJslsian
hnd Fever less than hye experisnced specialists
have q consultation on every case pIesented.
HAVING thoutandi 90 rafer To, com usrisons arc
readily made. No e1perimontinE-simply ap-
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their success and the relson snoh marvellous
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ef,sr the b,st locA physicians pronounced them
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MKH-Chronio affections, whether from eArly
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The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

CHERlFFB SALE-MARY H. BUTLER,
- plaintiff, vs. George W. Baldwin et al.
defendants: Under and by virtue OF an
o.der Of sale ard decree OF foreclosure and
sale issue out OF the district court OF the
Fret judicial district of the state of Mon
tAna, In and for the county OF Lewis and
Cla'ks. on the 4th day OF October, A. ID.
1894, In the above entitled action, whefeiu
Mary X, Butler. the above named plaintiff
obtained a judam INT and deorse OF fore
closure and sails against George w. Bald.
Win et al, dsfendsnts. on the day OF
Octobe-, A. d. 1894. for the sum OF 81. 1871 10.
besides interest, costs and attorneys fees,
which said decree was. on the Sd day OF
October. A. ID. 1894. recorded In judgment
book No. - OF said court, at page =,
am commanded 70 sell all thoss certain
lots, pisces or parcels OF land, situate,
lying and being 10 the county OF Lowls and
Clarke, state OF Montana. and bounded
and described az foll3ws. to wit; The east
ons-half ~ Of LOT numbered six t6l and oil
OF 10, numbered seven (7l In block nom.
bsrea fifty 1907 OF the LsnoI addition 10
the city OF Helena, said Parcel OF land hay-
ing frontage on Winne avsnus OF thirty
seven and one-helf (37lI) feet and depth
of ono hundred and twenty-five (l25) feet
TO an alley. according TO and as said lots
and blocks are more particularly described
upon the Official plat OF the said named ad-
dition now on file In the manner provided
by Law in the office of the county clerk aud
recorder OF the said county OF Lewis and
Clarke, together with all and singula' she
tensments, hereditaments and appurte-
nsnoes thereunto belonging or In anywis,
appeTtainins.
Publie notice Ia hereby given. that on
FnturdAr, the ?7th day OF October. A. ID.
1894, AT l2 O'Clock m. OF that day, al tho
front door OF the court house. Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana. will
In obediencs 10 said order OF sale and de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale. sell the above
described property, or 80 much thereof az
may be necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment,
with interest end costa, 20 the highest aud
beet bidder, for cash in hand.
Given under my hand, this 9th day OF
October, A. ID. 1894.
CnARLEs ID. CURfB. Sheriff.
By FBED L. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
Mcdonnell, ClaybsTs a Gam, plaintiffs
nttorncyL
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

IN THE pISTRICr COURT OF THE
i Fret judicial district of tive state OF
Montana, IN and for the county OF bewia
uul Clark. Notice 10 credilorG
Estate Of Matthias Bucknrr. dsosAied.
Notice 10 hereby given by the undersigned
Hdmiuiattaior with tho will nnneIoi OF the
estate Of Matthias Buokne', deceased. 10
tbe creditors o. aud all psrsona having
elaims opainst the aAid dsotaGsd, ~ eshlbll
them With the necessary psucheTs vltAiH
fcuE months Aftsf she Aftt publication ot
pa spiiee, TO tes said adnlals'Htef vith
~ viii VnasEea, a. tie lsS srhss Of hAs.
gna nulsrd, rssa e. Geld hlaok. In the
city sf nelsnA, IN The eeanty OF Lewis ana
Clarke sttte OF Montana. tho came being
the placo Tor tho transaction OF the buAi-
ness of said estate 10 tbe county of Lowia
md Clarke JAS. NJ. TucKEn.
Administrator with tho will annexed OF the
estate Of MAthias BuoknsL deceased,
Dated Oct 2 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

VIoroRA. d. e.. Oct. 1.-THE steamer
Atawa arrived hero from Australia and
Honolulu. bringing Hawaiian advices to
Oct. o. Delegates 10 the convention which
10 TO choose senators and representatives.
adopted resolutions that no ono who
not openly In favor OF fannerstion ahould be
elected. Registration for election. which
oocurs Oct. 20, 10 proceeding Satisfactorily.
Nearly 1000 votera have registered already,
which IL only 500 iess than the numbe OF
voters al tho last election under royalty.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

c HERIFF's sALE-MARY r. BUTLER,
- plaintiff, VS.. Oliver a. Stanton, de-
fendant.
Under and by virtue of an order Of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale issnei
out Of the district court Of the First judi
cial district OF the state OF Montana, in
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke. on
tue 4th day OF October. A. ID. 1894. in tbe
above entitled action, wherein Mary n.
Butler. the above named plaintiff, obtained
Judgment and decree OF foreclosure aud
sals against Oliver NJ. Stanton. defendant,
on the 3rd day OF October. A. ID. 1894, for
the sum Of $26lh80. besides interest. costs
and attorneys fees. which said dsorss was.
on the 3rd dny Of October. A. ID. 1894, rec
orded in Judgment book No. :, OF said
court At page :. l am commanded TO sell
all those certain lots. pieces or parcels OF
land, situate, lying and being in the county
Of Lewis and Clarke. state of Montana.
and bounded and described as follows. to-
wit.
Lots numbered twenty-sight (2S) sni
twenty nins (20). In block num- bersd forty
two (42) in the Lenox addition 10 the city
OF Helena. said lots aavins u combined
frontage on Whine avenue OF hfty (50) feet
and depth Of ono hundred and twenty
i've (i25) foe, TO an alley, according TO and
40 said lots and block are more partioaltrly
described upon the official plat Of the said
named addition now on file In the manner
provided BY law In the Office Of the county
clerk and recorder Of the sAid county Of
Lewis aud Clarke.
Tonether with all and singular the tens-
nents, Establishments and appurtenances
thersunto belonging or in any spper-
tainine.
Public notice ia hereby given that on
Friday. the 26.h day OF October, A ID. 1894, al
10 o'clock m. OF that day, al the front door
OF the court house. Holena, Lewis and Clarke
county. Montana, ! will, In obedience 10
snid order OF sale ana decree OF foreclosure
and sale, cell the above described property,
OF 90 much thereof as may be necessary 10
satisfy said Judgment with interest aud
costs, 10 the highegt and best bidder. for
cash In hand.
Given under my bcud this bih DAY OF 90.
tobsr A. ID. 1894.
CHARLES ID. CURTTa sheriff.
BY FRKD T.. HosA Under Sheriff.
Mcconnell. Olsybera a Guam, plaintiffs
nttOrhNvH
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NOTICE is HEnEBY GIVEN THAT
N tho time for tho roeiattation of tho
names VI tho qnal,lsd electors IN Election
Disttlot No. 3. In the eountY OF Lewia AMI
Clarke, aud state Of Montana, pfiot 10 tho
general election, 20 be held on Tuesday, tho
sixth daT Of November. A, -. 1894, for tho
aaid county of LOWS and UsthN will et-
wire ~ zen o'closk y, NJ on tas hiiticth
DAY Of Oetober, A. -. 1894
Tbs names OF tho several precincts ot
polling places embraced in said Election
District No. 4 arc As follow, Mitchell IRE.
cuet No, 80 oarleravillo precinct No. 20,
Craig precinct No. %, Rock Creek Baaiu
precinct Ne. 39
jospu u HuFr Registry Agent
Election District No. 3. Lewis aud Clarke
County Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
WON'T HOLD GOOD.
Claims for the Difference Between the Old
and New Rates.

and New Rates.
WASHINGTON. Oct 12.-Abrogation OF ths
reciprocity treaty between the United States
and Brazil 10 TO havo a sequel in tho filing
Of claims and beginning OF suita against
this government for the total amount
the duties collected on Brazilian goods
covered by the reciprocity treaty from Aug.
27 last. the date the new hrif law went
into effect. mp 10 Jan. / next Ia tho agqro-
gate these duties will each several hun
dred thousand dollars and may reach into
milliona Claims which were msds BY iu-
dividual importers will involve t.st of
the right OF congress TO pass a Law which
violates what, II will DO bsseI ted, is the
contract provision OF n treaty.
In the exchange Of Official notes leading
no 70 tho troaty. Secretsr5 Blaine, replying
to Minister Mondonoa, Of Brazil, stated
that the arrangement would not be termi-
natod except on Mt least three months no
tics- NotwithstandinR this proviDion the
new tariff Law abrogates all reciprocity '
treaties excep, that with Hawaii without
notice.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ time for the registration OF the names
OF tho qualified electors Ia Election Dis-
tret No. II, in tho county OF Lewis and
Clarke. aud aiRte of Montana, rrior TO the
general election. Go ha held on Tuesday. the
sixth day VI November. 1891. for the said
county OF Lewis and Clarke, will expire at
ten o'clock p M, on tue thiftisth day Of
October. A. ID. 1s9A
The names OF the several precincts or
polling places embraced Ia said Election
District No. Al, arc ~ follows. Himini
and Little Jonnin precincts.
JotN NJ. DAM Registry Agent.
Election District No. ", LsWis and Clarke
county, Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
caryer Mn.l YIeln ,hn I,n,m.

KANSAS CRY, Oct u Even tho mosl en-
thusiustio admirers OF Dr. W. II. Carver
cannot but doubt the su eriority OF Elliott
over him M pigeon shooting at thirty yards
fiso and city ,ards boundary. All ques-
tion IN this direction was practically ast-
tied Ht Exposition park to-day by Elliott
taking the thi d aud last match OF tho
series by a score OF nlnely-nine to ninety
three.
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

MontAna Divislon-is Main Stroot Helena
Northern DivftUn-S ast Broadway. Butts
City, Mouthnz
eoutharn niyieion-l2S South Main S'rooL Los
Angeles. california
OsntrRl Diyison-30l to S)I Wost Ninth ttrooL
kAneas ity. Miesonri.
Nsstsrn Diylrian-tuQ tear btroet, Ban Fran
oipoo, California
Kastsrn hivision-IOl Randolph strssL Chicago
ullnolA
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

Tho American beauty owes hor prostqs
mo TO cloar complexion than 20 nny
other attribute. A cup of PnrNa lea will
enable any ono 10 possess this II clears tho
skin aud removes rimplcs aud that shlluw.
muddy look. PARKS Tea 10 uapd by thous-
nnds OF ladies Tor the complexion. With
ont being n chthhTtlo IL euftR oonstit ation.
Sold by Parohen-D' Achenl Drug Co
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

I'M OT1CE-To THE ELECIORS OF
IN reRist alton dist lot No. l. comprising
kesslera. Mouth Of Nelson aud Butler pro-
rnots, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana.
he undersigned rsgst ueont for said
district No. 4, hereby gives notice that he
will sit TO- the purl oae OF registration OF
voters within each and evety precinct in his
Registration district uIon tho dates and at
.hs tlaces named Ra follows;
October Q. 10. ll-Residence n. II. Floyd.
Jones. corner Hhuser boulevard and Gran
ite street.
October II. 13-NoFihern PneiHo depot.
Butler.
October 10. 2O-Posioiilee, Burendale.
October II, lG. ~, lS y, % e. 25 2G "a,
20, 80, residence X. ii. Floyd-Jones, uhusei
boulevard and Granite street
The homo oflce will be at the residence
of X. II. FloyI.Joneg, Hansef boulevard
lrd Granite avenue.
The hours OF registration will bo between
10 o'clock q. m. and 10 o'clock y. 10. on nil
eRal days, emitting the houts from ~ 10
ne y. M. and ak to seven /. IN. from Oct
DIh to Oct. 30th, both inoluaive.
X. II. fLoYp-JoSrs Registry Agent
Helena. Mont, Oct. 4, 1894
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
A Million Friend.

A friend in need Ia a friend indeed. and
not less than enc million people have found
jnst suoh friend in D.. Kings New Dis
covery for consumption, oougha and colds.
III yon have never used this great cough
medicine, ono trial will convince you that
II hna wonderful curative powers in all
diseases Of tho throat, chest aud lungs Each
bottle 10 guaranteed 10 do oil that is
claimed. or money refunded. Trial bottle
free. Largo bottles 30 eentS and 81. Par.
chen. ID chenl Drug Go,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
EnR THE STATE CAPITAL.


OFFICE or THE SECRETARY or STATE.
HELENA, Mont, Sept. 2s, 1894.
Following arc the names Of tho citios nomi-
mated for the place OF permanent location OF the
ing received tho highest number of yoto, ut the
general election held In the state OF Montana,
Tuesday koysmber s lsgh
,ITY on ANACONDA.
CITY or HELENA
UNITED sTArEs OF AMERICA
State of Montana
i, Louis Rotwltt. secretary OF state of the state
cille, have been placed in nomination Tor tho
place OF permanent location of tho coat Of gov
eminent OF Montana. aud that tho eamo and all
thereof were presented to and hlsl with mo
prior 10 sept. 4, 1899. ,an1 that Zach certificate
Of nomination, contalnins tho name Of the city
nominated for tho place OF permspent location
OF tho scat of government oeniAin0d this name Of
the county whsroln tho same h situated, and
was sisnod by 81 leasttwenty- -fyo electors rcsid-
Ing within the county whefoin such oity named
was situated. End contained with zach signature
the place % resideuce huninoss aud business ad-
drcss Of each clector respectively.
further cortlfy that tho state board OF can
yAssars OF the stato of Montana on tho 2lAt day
Of December 1872, duly cauvasssd tho election
returns For place OF location OF tho permanent
capital Of tho stAo ot MontanA" aud deter
mined from the abstracts trnnsmltt0l 10 mo, s
secretary OF state IA said year the votes east at
such election, aud that tho statement mAde out
by me on said day a. secretary of state of Mon
tanA ana secrolary of said board. showed that
there was choice for place VI location OF tho
permanent capital oi the state Of Montana and
that such Statoment further showed that Of all
the citics and towns voted Tor At tho general
election Ia lsg2 tho 'tity Of Anaconda" and tho
CITY OF Helena were Tho two cities recsiVins
the highest number % votes.
And further certify that at tho general oleo-
ton In tho yoar 1891, to-wit on Tuesday. Nov. d,
1894, tho lquostion Of permanent location of
tho eoAt ot govern mcnt ~ Montana u hereby
50 admitted 10 tho qualified electors of the state
Ia AccurdAuca with tho provisions OF au act en-
titled "Au act providing Tor tho uubmissiou OF
tho question Of tho psrmanent location OF tho
aoat OF government" approved March q 1891,
and section p article OF tho conautntion.
In testimony whereof, ! have horeunto 10.
my hand aud aiiixoi tho Great
hcAl OF tho state OF Montana, At
lsEAIl Helena. the capital Of said state,
this, tho asth dAy Of September.
A. u, 1891.
T.. ROTWIrr
SocrotAry OF stats Of tho ptAto Of
Montana
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

OonrS, Utah. Oct li-In The distrie, oou ;
the jury found Deramp Mcdonnell mud
King guilty Of attempted ain wreek,ng,
during the A. Il. u. strike. After lecture
by the Judge they wsIo sentenced 10 i'm.
rriaonment ~ felloWt King, four year,
DoeAmp ana Mcconnell W twelve years
sseh, In the Utah psnitsnilaFy,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15
No. 3ATi
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
U. s, LNND OrrfcE-

HELrNA, Won't. eopt. 20 1894
Notice 10 hereby given that John Cameron aud
hight g. Lilel, ~ bimini Lewis and tlatka
county. Montana aud Edward MoGoyefr, whose
pustuticn Addroua & uttN. silver How county,
Montana. and William OwsleH OF Twin bridges,
Madison county, A on ana, and Luuis Rlailey, Of
silver Iow county Montana hava this day hlhd
their application for pat'nt Tor 1900 liuoar foot
Of tho usley lod0 mino or veln hoArtug gold
and s!lyor. with surface ground from Aa.a foot
TO 900 foot In width situated IN no organized
mining dutriet county 20 JuHauou. and state
OF Montana aud dosignated iy tho field notoa
aud uihclal plat on iile IN this office ~ survey
No Si7i in township north, Tango west OF
principal base lins and mpriliAn af Montana,
faid susyey No. $500 b,ing ~ follow, to- Wit
Iog uutng ~ corner No, 1, a ir'a n In diam
ctor marked ! - aOsb for coruor No l. from
which cornsr No. | OF siryny No. 2idl b1Ara n "a
deg ts u'in oLaDL6 Il, aud tho no curnor ~ e0e
~ ~ Br, RI ". bsara n 80 dog i3 min 2uAh3
a. amt Tlnnlng from thence n ul do .Ul min W
l.t2il n, thonea n dof And 10 min W no H.
thnnce " deg ~ min LhlO n. th3nco " dog
~ mia atAh n 10 shd corner No aud tho
place oi basinning magnetic variation ~ dng
i0 min 9, continuing ~ - acres
Tho locSuun ot this Wton ~ recorded In tho
comfy recorders Office ot lenersou county,
MoutarA hero aro no adjoining clhims,
ny and all pfr ona claiming Adversely any
portion u said uusloy lode mine or anrihco
ground are required 10 Clio thelr adverse claims
with tho roHiutar ot tho unltnl ntatot land ONO,
az licIcn1, in tho ntNta % Montana, during tho
slttJ tlhY, pefioi Of publlchtlon hereof. oT thny
statute ", b. luN Lefistor,
etefiug a Muitly. attorneys Tor claimants.
first puhlioation tspt "a ltN,
The Helena independent., 1894-10-15

Parks sure Gaze 10 a positive stssino Ia
Hll diseases of the liver and kldneys Rs
removing The ais solt IN tho blood Il ouiea
ThsHmatitm. 4. H. Baygord, OF Carthage
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