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Ashrewd little business woman says the^New York World, who kevps a be^uty^parlor in Twenty third street where oils,^creams, balms, lotion*, soaps, perfumes,^powders and toilet articles are offered for^sale, has this inscription over the door^leading to the cabinet: ^Trust me all or^tvtatall.^ Keen eyed and close-mouthed,^wary as only a woman of the world can be,^she brings to her profession the experience^and intellint nce of a medical career and^the refinements of ^ lsdy. For reasons of^her own she lives entirely within herself,^is known as -Madame^ by her customers,^and with the assistance of a young woman^conducts ab-isine-as which, while exclusive,^is both remunerative and respectable. ^o^man is ever seen to enU-r the place save as^a messenger or collector, aid, while any^woman can buy goods, only ^ c.^;'^5n,^^**^axe admnted to the toilet cabinet for treat^ment, and it is from these few that her in^^come is derived. She values her time at^the rate of Si an hour, but she is quick in^treating a case, clear 1b prescribing, ana in^a fifteen miuut* ta k one is often put in^possession of moat valuable hints.^^The patron is seated in an adjustable^chair and a hand glass placed on her lap.^By decrees the shade is rolled down from^the window and madaue looks her cus^^tomer over and knows the thing to be done^in an instant. A greasy, gray face is^thoroughly washed by steaming it. to open^the pores and eruptions. Blotches and^soreness of the lips ^re treated with sweet^oil and cream. li,tUtned lids are ointed.^lashes combed and clipped, eyebrows .^shaped to describe pretty curves, and^where there is a tendency to meet the^bridge of the nose is cleared of stragglinn^hairs with an electric needle. She trains^the nair to grow about the temples In t^manner most becoming to the face^^'scolding locks^ and ^ear pieces^effectually dealt with.
Apuor comploxioo is made the subject^of dietetic philosophy, and if necessary she^will make out a bill of fare which, if ad^^hered to for a year, will certainly prove^beneficial, not only to the face, but to the^general health of the body. She has grei^faith in perspiration, and advises long^walks, even in the hottest weather, with^the face heavily veiled. Kitchen work is^also prescribed. Not long ago a resident^of Kifth avenue, who pays a cook $2,000 a^year, wa ^ told to go into the kitchen and^shell peas, mix a cake, or knead bread for^an hour every day u^ freshen up her com^^plexion. Madame is an enthusiast to an^extent bordering od madness on the subject^of cleanlineaa, and argues that there is a^degree of personal neatness equally as fas^^cinating as beauty. Without actually^cleaning the hair, she will direct the work^and superintend an arrangement most^agreeable to the lines of the face, she hai^recipes for sweetening the breath and i^hundred tricks to make lovely womat^doubly attractive.
Kocinstance, any one ean manicure i^pair of bands, bat few are able to cure red^nee* of the akin and swollen veins. She^advises muscular action. Une woman Is^ordered to fan herself; a lorgnette mounted^on a rod of silver is suggested for another,^so that when not in use the too highly col^^ored members are piled on the tip of the^rod, thus forcing the blood down from the^hands; a third is told to knit incessantly,^and the writer has in mind two beautifu^women pursuing this plan whose names^are famous iu both continents. Of all the^remarkable things done by this very re^markable woman that of dressing a lady's^arms exceeds avery thing else. Some other^^wise beautiful arms are marred by a light^growth of hair, to which sleeveless bathing^suits ai d lace sleeved walking dresses^hav ^ so largely conduced. One^season of bare arms on the beach is all the^lesson a society woman needs: after that^she takes her ocean dip in loug sleeves,^silk mitts and a broad brimmed hat, But^the mischief accomplished, it is necessary^to pluck the arms before the fair creatuie^can appear in evening dress. In this oper^ation the madame is an ^ Xpert. She goes^over the arm with a pair of twe^ zers the^day of the opera, ball or carpet party, and^drawing out the darker hair from shoulder^to wrist, resorts to some delicate paste to^conceal the down that remains. Of course^this treatment has to be repeated for each^subs^ qaeut occasion, and those ladies who^go in society a great deal find the low-^neck and short sleeve bodice a very expen^sive ftsbion. These visits are kept pro^foundly sec ret and are made by appoint^ment One lady pays the madame SluO a-^year to dress her n ht arm only, the left^she does herself, and a well-known sing^^er's prt-try mouth is kept free from the^hateful shade of a dark mustache for $60.^paid in monthly chicks.
Somehalf dozen women of position and^wealth giato the parlor to have their hair^examined aud the threads of silver pulled^out or touched with bleaching tiuid. While^many of her patrons are not in a position^to keep a maid, there are more who prefer^that the s-rvants as well as the mem^^bers of their family be kept in ignorance of^the annoyance resulting from creeping^age.
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Steubenville,O., special: A. U.Davids,^superintendent of the ^'.eubenville Electric^railway, had an experience yesterday with^a direct Edison current that should be an^argument for the opponents of the proposed^execution of criminals by electricity. The^electric railway is pr ivided with the^I'rague system of motors, the power being^furnished by an Edison machine of vo0^voltane. The trolley wire broke and one^end fell to the street. The electrician^being absent, Davids undertook to repair^the damage by using Insulated tools. The^plyers were dull and he had ome difficulty^in cutting the wire, but suddenly it parted^and he received ttie fall force ot the cur^^rent, which knocked him down and ren^^dered him unconscious.
Hesojii revived and was taken to his^room. ar.d beyond considerable nervous^prostration is unii jured. lie described the^shock to be the same as If he were struck^on the breast with a club, but said that^while the pain was intense for the instanr,^it lasted such a short time that it wa* gone^before he realised what had been done.^Other employes of the railway have re^^ceived muder shocks aud ail assert their^fearlessness of coming into contact with^trie ISAe-.oit current, it leaves some of^them sick at the stomach, but no serious^irj lry has resulted.
PECULIARDIVORCE CASE.
AWift Scram a Separation While Living ^^With Her Husband.
WashingtonSpecial: A suit which has^just been entered and which will come up ;^^ r trial in the equity court one of these .^days, present* what is believed to be the t^only case on record in which a divorce was j^obtained by a wife while she and her hus- i^band were living in love t^ gether, occupy- .^ing the same apartments, eating at the^same table and living, to outward appear^^ances, just as husband and wife should i^live. The parties concerned are Cleland^Lindsley and May Ann Lindsley. Cleland^was formerly an engineer in the navy and^at one time was the owner of property^worth 8100,000. j
Thebill which has been filed by Cleland^Lindsley affirms that Mary Ann was a^poor friendless girl when he married her^at the close of the civil war. but that he^loved her then and continued throughout^his married life to love her dearly. From^time to time he transferred to her piece by^piece the property which was his. One of^the reasons why he thus bestowed his^worldly possessions upon his wife was^that he knew he was in the habit of drink^^ing to excess and that his property would^be better cared for by his wife than he^could be sure of carinir for it himself. A^few yeare ago a stranger came on the^scene, a handsome young man, to board at^the house, because it was one of Mrs. .^Lindsley's whims to entertain a (warder.
MrLindsley was never an over-suspic-^gaj man. He did think that :t was hirdly^proper for his wife and the boarder to be i^in each other's apartments rather scantily^attired, or that there was room for protest^when, without consulting him, the two |^would leave town and spend se* eral weeks^together at some distant pleasure resort.^He didn't show his temper very badly, be^^cause as soon as he uttered a word of :^reproof the lady would declare that it was^very unfair to abuse the boarder in that !^way. would hint that the boarder had a ,
Sreatdeal of trouble to keep his hands off |^lr. Lindsley. and would even threaten to^sue for a divorce on the ground of Mr. j^I.indsley's intemperate habit*. Such a |^threat would invariably pacify Mr. L.nds-^ley.
Inthe summer of I*v Mrs. Lindsley^actually did sue for a divorce, but her hus- :^band appealed to her for mercy. He^aakni to give over to her whatever ot the !^property he had not already transferred to^her if she would only ^let up^ on him.
Sheagreed. The remainder of the prop^^erty was given to her, and it was under^^stood between them that the suit should i^go no further. They resumed their former^relations and continued to live together as^loving hasband and wife; but one fine^morning, not many weeks after the bar^^gain. Mr. Lindsley was furnished with a j^notice of the decree of divorce which had I^been given by the court in favor of May ,^Am. on account of the husband's intern-^peranee. May Ann had continued to pros^^ecute the suit, and she was able, owing to j^the peculiar system of administering the^law in this city to prosecute the suit to a^final issue while the defendant in the case j^wa* entirely ignorant of the proceedings.
NowCleland Lindsley sues to have the |^case reopened and to nave his property I^either restored to his own possession or^placed in the hands of trustees to be ap^^pointed by the court, and by them to b-^managed for the joint benefit of himself^and the wife whom he still loves not wit n-^standing the handsome boarder and the^occult divorce.
Ayer'sSarsaparilla, by purifying and^enriching the blood, improves the appetite,^aids the assimilative process, strengthens^the nerves and invigorates the system. It^is, therefore, the best and most thoroughly^reliable alterative that can be found for old^and young.
DEMOCRATICSTATI CONVENTION.
ADemocrats Stats ConvaoUoa Mill be held at^Anaconda on Monday, Aojrcst 26, at noon, lt*^.^for the pnrposa of nominating a r*ncldate for^KapreseatatlTe la (.'outre**, candid ^tea for Gov^^ernor, Lieutenant Governor. Secretary of Stats.^Stale Traasorer, Stat* Auditor Attorney General,^bnperlntendent of Public In*traction, three Jos^Oca* of the Supreme Court, and each other officer*^a* may be provided for By law, th* appointment^of a Stat* Central Committe* and such .other^business a* in their Judfrraent is for th* beat In-^tercel of Montana.
Th*several rountie* will be entitled to the fol
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Wholias fine Hair, and desires to pre^^serve its color, abundance, and lustre,^should use Ayer's Hair Vigor as a^dressing. Il k.-.-|t^ the scalp clean and^cool, and is by far the most exquisite^toilet preparation in the market.
B.M. Johnson, M. I^., Thomas Hill,^Mo., says : ^ I have used Ayer's Hair^Vigor in my family for a number of^years, and regard it as the best hair^preparation I know of. It keeps the^s^ alp clean, the hair soft and lively, and^preserves the original color. My wife^I. is used it for a long time with most^satisfactory result*.
Mr*.S. A. Rock, of Anderson, Texas,^writes : ^ At the age of 34, in Monroe,^tea- I had a severe attack of swamp, or^malarial, fever. After I got well my^hair commenced coming out, and so con-^tinued until it had well nign all gone.^I used several kinds of hair restorers,^hut they did no good. A friend gave me^,t tH^ttle of Ayer's Hair Vigor. Before^finishing the first bottle mv hair began^to grow, and by the time I nsed three^bottles, I had a fine head of hair.
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The^Democratic Committee* of th* several
countieswill call convention* In their sever*.
countie*for the purpose of electing delegate* and
alternate*to the above convention.^By order of the Territorial Democratic Central
Committee.a J. Davrneow, Chairman.
Wi.W^luci, Jr., Secretary.
WENDEL^ STEIN'S
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GasPipe and Fittings, Carpenters' Tools.
Agentfor Botterlck ^ Patterns and Bail's Bazar^Forms.
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ForSale by the Following^Dealers:
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kuphali^ Leopold WROUGHT IRON RANGES
CHASLEHMAN.
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*txtd W. O. Flaher e Cincinnati Hotol and Family
ButteCity,
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Thefamous Pullman vestibule train is^now compose*! of sleeping, dininp, smoking^and library cars, and a new observation^parlor car for the use of ladies and men^who do not smoke, and state rooms may be^secured en suite. The train is lighted by^electricity, heated by steam and all wash^rooms are securely enclosed. For reserva^^tions apply to Mr. C. W. Adams, assistant^general paseengcr agent. No. 65 Clark^street, Chicago, III. The Pennsylvania^1-tuited leaves Chicago at 5 p. m. every^day, for Pittsburg. Baltimore, Washington.^Philadelphia and New York.
Car*For PUM.
Itchingplies are known by moisture like j^perspiration, producing a very disagree^^able itching after gnttine warm. This^form, as well as blind, bleeding and pro^^truding piles, yield at once to the applica^^tion of Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which^act* directly upon the part* affected, ab^^sorbing the tumors, allaying the intense^itching and effecting a permanent cure,^fitt, cents. Address The Dr. Bosanko^Medicine company, Piqua. O. sold by R^3. Hale 4 Co.
|3,500bays a ledge of hematite Iron, I^tlnxing, lime stone and water right,^three-quarters of a mile from railroad.
$8,500bays 440 acres of fenced land, and^all appurtenances for sheep-growing^business, with right of the oldest^and best range in Montana, twenty-^five by sixteen miles in extent. Also.if^wanted, 3,500 head of sheep at |2.50 '^will go with the range. Wood, water,^grass and shelter plentiful.
f1,100 buys an undivided four-sixths in^^terest in 320 acres of coal land by a^railroad near Butte, containing three^distinct veins of good coal, respect^^ively I feet. 4 feet and 12 feet in thick^^ness.
Also,fine building propositions in the
businesscenter of Butte.^For sale by
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REALESTATE ft V IMM, BROKERS,
62E. Broadway, Butte, M. T.
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ofChronic Case* of Rheumatism hav* been sf-^fected '^^^ itfdurlng the past year in Montana.
1.^. MURRAY 4 CO^Man ufsctur. ra, Anaconda, at T^POP! ^ o CONNOR, Agent*.
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thistime. There sre many men who would I appurtenances theron or belonging or appertain
dotheir whole duty in time of war or great i Ing thereto.
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Sheriff'sSale.
87virtue of aa order of aale in my hand*^leaned out of the DlMrtct Court of th* first^Judicial 1 detrlrt of Montana Territory, In and for^the County of Lewi* and Clarke, In the eult of^Helena Lumber Company against John McCarthy^and Ann M. arthv, aulv attested the r.th day of^July, A. D. It***, I have levied rpoa all the tight,^title ard interest of th* said John McCarthy and^Ann McCarthy in aad to the following described
Sroperty.situated in I^wl^ and Clark* county,^lon:ana Territory, via: i.. t number (l*j eighteen,^in block number Ave hnridred and thirty-eight^(Mel, of the Easterly addition to the said city of^Helena, Lewie and Clarke county, Montana Terri^^tory, together with ail and sin.ular the buildings,^improvements, tenements, hereditament* and
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A.H. NELSON,
Attorneyand Counselor-at-Law.
Sevenyears' eroerlenos In the (ieneral Land^Office at Washington. D. C.^Expert In all pabUc land matters.^Room 8, Atlas Building.
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garden hose.
MechanicalTools
OFEVERT DESCRIPTION.
Belting^ Packing
IronPipe and Fillings
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NEXTDOOR TO POSTOFFICE.^Stationery, Legal Blanks Aiken ^ Lambert^Gold Pens, Blank Books and Memorandums, Pic^^ture Frames and Mouldings, Baby Carriages and^a General Assortment ot Notions,
HOUSEHOLDGOODS. ^IF,RII l\ BiOtRlPUV.
n^-d. t^ut who sadly lu-g.ti-t in times of^i^eacf; they would gladly risk their lives^i or ttit-ir country, hut when there is no^such great occasion, neglect their piain I^simpleduty to theirlrod, their families and I^themselves. It is not for want of honor^nor because they do not love their families,^but from pure neglect; as an instance,^statistics compiled by the national author: j^ties show that more deaths result from I^bowel complaints than any other one |^cause, except consumption, yet not more^than one family in six are provided with^medicines that will relieve or cure the dis '^eases. It is the duty of every man to look^after these small matters, and protect their ,^families, and they are certainly, at least .^guilty of criminal carelessness if they j^neglect to do so. Xo one can plead poverty^n this instance, as the best remedy there is 1^for the purpose only costs but 26 cent-. ,^The article we refer to is Chamberlain's^olic. Cholera and Diarrh^ra Remedy.
Notic*Is hereby given thai on the -'1st day of^August. A. D. lfw^, at the hour of 12 o'clock a. of^said day, at th* front door of th* Court House,^Il-l-na, Lewis and Clarke county, Montana Terri^^tory, I will sell all the right, title and interest of^the said .!^^hn MC arthv and Ann McCarthy In and^to th* said above described property to the high^^est bidder V r each in hand
(ilvenunder my band, this the -2Kb day of Inly^A. D.18c^CHAM. M JBrFERIM, Sheriff.
Summons.
Montana,County of
Lewisand
Territory;of^Clarke, a*.
Inthe Justice's C ourt of Helena township, a*^fore B. P. Woodman, justice of the peace.
AlbertKletnschnudt, plaintiff, vs. 1. W Black,^defendant.
Thepeople of the territory of Montana, to th*^above Q.saed defendant, greeting:
Yonare herebv summoned to be and appear^befor* me, B. V vVboCmae. a justice of the peace,^In and for th* county of Lewis and Clarke, at my^Friday, the 21st day of Ju
InHelena, on Friday, the 21st day of Juts*.^A. D 1888. at 10 o'clock a m. of said day, than aad^It I there to make answer to th* comp rint of Albert^isacertain cure for cramos coli- cholera K1'1n*rnmldt, th^ above named plaintiff. In a civil^V, V . ^,lJ^%,.emP ' k wJ^T^^loi^^^ recover the sum of forty-six dollars and
dysentery.diarrLu-*, bloody flux. |cent*, for goods, ware, and met handle*
Iam now cnVrlnir my enUre Mock of household^good* for sale at reasonable rate*. If yon need a
,Piano, Bookcase. Sawing Machine. BMroom^Suit. Stove. Carpal, Table. Chair*. Etc.,
Com*aad see what we have. Th* entire stock^I must be disposed of by the latter part ot th*^I month.
B.E. SMITH.^Corner RWhth Avenue and Hobark street
W.C. MITCHELL,
VETERINARYSURGEON, !
(Graduateof Ontario Veterinary College, Toronto,^Canada Treat* all disease* of Horses, Cattle^and Other Domestic Animals Dental and Surgl- I^cal operations carefully performed. Calls by^mall or telephone promptly attended to. time*^atJ- A Zeigisr'* Livery Stable, corner Wall and^('lore ^ueel*. Helena. Mont Telephone SS.
VaTT
ASure Core for Pile*.
Dr.Kirk s u^rman Pile Ointment has^cured Blind, Bleeding and itching Piles^when all other ointments have failed. It^absorbs the tumors, allays the itching at^once, acts as a poultice, gives instant re^^lief. Dr. Kirk's ^reman Pile Ointment la^prepared only tor piles and itching of the^private parts, and nothing else. Every^box is warranted. Sold by druggists or^sent by mail on receipt of price, SO cents^and SI per box. bold by R. S. Hale A Co.,^HaJena.
morbus,
cholerainfantum,'and bowel complaint in^all its forms. No family can afford to be^without it during the summer months as^great suffering and even life may be saved^by it before a physician could be summoned^or medicine procured. Do not delay, but^procure it at once, before it is forgotten.^For sale by II. M Parcben dt Co.
Thisis the season of the year when the^raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the^hands and complexion. Soft white bands^and a clear *- pesvchy ^ complexion can be^assured!)'preserved by the frequent appli^^cation of Dutard's Specific. If rubbed into^the skin well it leaves no greasy surface.^The skin absorbs IL Sold by R. S. Hale *^Co., wholesale and retail agents, Helena,
ElectricHitter*.^This remedy is becoming so well known^and so popular as to need no special men^^tion. All who have used Electric Bitters^sing the same song of praise. A purer^medicine does not exist and it is guaran^^teed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bit^^ters will cure all diseases of the liver and^kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt^rheum and other affections caused by im^^pure blood. Will drive malaria from the^system and prevent as well as cure all^malarial fevers, for core of headache,^constipation and indigestion try Electric^Bitters. Entire satisfaction guaranteed or^money refunded. Price 50 cents and Si per^bottle at K. S. Hale A Co.'s drug store.
oldand delivered by plaintiff to defendant at his^special Instance and request on or about th* year^lt*-v^. ^na In default iher-of Judgment will be ren^^dered strain*! yen. J W. Black, th* above named^def-nriant. for the sum of f,-m six do Us re and^fifty-six cents and costs of salt In this behalf ex^penned.
Givennnaer mv hand this lath day of June
A.D. lsev.
B F. WOODMAN,^Justice of the Peace of said Township^T. F i .III. Attorney for Plaintiff
ScaledPrcpooals.
Sealedpropoasla will be retadvd for th* con^structlrnof the Turner Hall by the committee^undersigned until Aug. ML 188^. The bid* for the^FtoneworkW.ll be let Aug. 15. 1899. Plans and^specifications ran be seen at th* office of Hetn^seta at Mathlas, architects. Novelty block. Th*^tight to reject any and aU bids I* reserved.
CH.FLIISi HKK.
J.STE1NMITZ
J.ADAM-.
P.Kl'PHAL.
P.BCHIMPF.
Noticeof Dissolution
Thepartnership heretofore existing listsssa^n Harrison and Jam** Hall at Helena,^under th* firm name of Montana ^ ^rantte^panv and Hall ^t Hat neon, has this day been^^iv^d by matual conaeat by James Hall retir^^ing. Mr, ^ m. Harrison will continue the boau-^nes* of the firm aad caalect all outstanding ac^^count* and pay all debts of late firm.
WM.HARRISON^.'AMBf HALL.^Dated at Mlsso-.la, Moat.. Aug 5, lfM,^Wild tend by John M. Ivans.
W.LONG,
ABTBUHOIOS.
0'71CS-BncfcA T*bml9 IMibl^Lowif
t^a-^t T'ois.- vSst^ IfVi
ED.L. FLAHERTY,^TJNDEETAKEE
OS Waerwei at. T*iMr^oe^* tiO
ASHBURN K. BARBOUR,
Attorneyana Counselor at Lai
MASONICTIMPuS HXLKNA, M. T.
Dissolutionof Partnership
Node*I* hereby gives that th* co-partnership^heretofore ex:etlng at Marysville. Montana terrf^tory, beta earn Michael J Car bis aad John A. Car-^Ms In the bite her business Is thl* day dissolved^by mutual consent. John A. Car Ma reUrtng.
Thebusiness will be continued by Michael J^Carhla. who will pay all indebtedness of the late^firm, and to whom all accounts will be paid.
JOHNA. CARBIS.^MiCBAKL J. CARBIS.
Marysville,Mont . Aug. 1. I SB*.
Fre Apparatus.
BsalfSproposal* will be rec**^^d at th* offtc* sat^the city cierk, room S, Bolter black. unUl !^atur-^day. Sag. SI. 18BS, at i* odock as., for oa^hok anc ladder truck, one four a be*i *x^savd SSS feet of4-Dly cotton bos* for the fire de^^partment The city reserve* th* right to reject^any and all bids.
Byorder of th* city councU.
JAb FKATEKRLT,^Chairman of Com. oa Firs D*p t-
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Summons.
Inthe district court of the first judicial district^of the territory of Montana, in and for the county^' of Lewie and Clark*.
O.P. Moore, plainuff. v* Kltoh* A. I. ~ D.^U. Rinse, Thorns* Parks, WInfield Scott and^Jamee Hall, defendant*.
Thepeople of tn* territory of Montana send^greeting to .he above named defendant, Wlafield^Scott:
Vonare hereby required to appear In an action^I broug ht against you by the above named plaintiff^la the district court of the first judicial district of^I th* territory of Montana. In and for the county of '^1 Lewis and Clarke, aad to answer the complaint^filed therein, wlthla ten days (exclusive of the day^of service- after the service oa yon of thl* sum- '^: mom. If served within thl* county I or, if served^out of this county, but In this district, within^twenty days, otherwise within forty days, or^judgment by default will be taken against you ac^^cording to th* prayer of said complaint The^^aid action Is brought to secure judgment for th* !^' restitution cf the Review Relief Quart*Lode mln-^: Ing claim, situated, lying and being in the Havana^i Mining District, Madison county, Montana Tern-^: tory, alleged to be wroagfuUy and unlawfully^withheld by defendants from the poesssslnn of^plaintiff, who to a'laged to be the owner and er. -^tltled to the poesession of the ss-re: f-,r tea^thousand dollars damages for th* withhold there^^of: for twenty-five thousand dollars, th* aliased^value of the rents and profit* thereof, and for^cost* of at.lt-
Andyou are hereby aouteo. that If you tall to^appear and answer the said complaint, as above^required, the said plaintiff will apply to the court^for the relief demanded in this complaint
Otvenusxtsrmv band and the sea. of the dis^^trict court of the first judicial district of Lb* tar^rttory of Montana, la and for the county of Lewis^aad Clarke thl* 31st day of July. In the year of^our Lord one thousand eight hundred and .lgbty^nine.
-1^ ]w P. PAKKKK Clerk
By A. CsK-rxa, Deputy (ierk.^Osossi F SaaxToa, Attorney for PiainttaT.
C.A. PERRIN, M. D.,
LSTBLiSHED 1877
JASs3Icl^IIdLAN ^ CO*.
PRoPRlKTORSOK TKE
MinneapolisSheepskin Tannery,
HIDES,SH3EP PELTS, FURS, WOOL, TAT.T.Qiy
G.nsengand Seneca Root.
sheeppjexts Sc. furs a specialty.
lOl,103 ^fe lOw Second St NorthMINNEAPOLIS. Ml
Shipm-nia Solicited Wntat for C ireuiara.
THEATLAS,
TEICHERT6l WICK, Prop'rs-
AHT T AC DI nri/ KNTBANCKONJACKSO.V 8trkbt^^\ 1 aLsa'AO iJ i.WV^ JTV, Also, from mai.n strkht.
TheMost Elegant Lunches in ihe City.^MILWAUKEE BEER ON TAP^Califcinia ^\X7^iTLe Hcose.
AUGUSTFACK, Proprietor.
Dealerin Par*- California Grape Wines and Brandies for Me^^dicinal and Family Purposes, Old Kentucky Whiskies, Pena-^eylvania and Maryland Ryes.
ANTHONY^ KUHN BREWING- CO'S.
THRIPLEX BOTTLED LAGER BEER^Is far superior to any in the market.
No4*3 South Main Street.
ThePioneer ol the Great West.
PHYSICIANand SBBGE01i.| COSMOPOLITAN HOTEL,
Residencesad oases^Madison avenue Teayphoas WL
Officehour* from I to S P. M. and^^ P M.
trosnI V so
H8LBNA,KONTlIAi
SCHWABA ZIMMERMAN. PROPRIETORS.
TheOldest Moat RelUble L**dlruf Flnsl-dam Hotel In the Trrrlt 11
