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CHICAGO LIVE mTOmK.
oeo,. Jan, 1 ,R at-s-e, eaip. 0 80
clsed 10q lowers ,3.C ane common, 17.104
7.95 acping an m soed. $7,t017.55 prime
t;i i ,40". ,60i pis and other Bights, ic5 250
c -een e 0000 active: strong; nativ.
or. ag8. S wholoOver, com oc as, 5b
COICAGQ PRODUCE.
CIOCAO, Jan. 1O.--Closng-Whesat--Jlrm;
C esh ,78o MMa , 79c,.
Cora- irm; cash, 414o May, 4e%0.
$,. a..i·
Ld-itead; cash, 510.7a1 ?ay, 8105,14.
Rib--Steadr cash 09.734; May. 0614"1.
Bhoulders---9.620 P9.75.
Short cloar--9.85@10.
HELENA WHOLESALE MARKENI.
HuLnMA, Jan. 10,188.
Ovsnnlated nBger 100I........ 6150
Daota Hoar. Mandan. per 100.. 100
iontes flor, '100 .............. 51562 9
or me white, ............ 10
Corn meal, yoliow, 1.. .1 .... 1 8
oeon, dry salt, l .............. 11
Bacon. smoked, 1 ...............: 14
Bacon, cholce brefast, V lb...... 14
HNmV b .............. ...... .
-i, r i.meses. E ... .........
D ed tonmtos oga e.......... 2 71
red poe, peele.......... 15 ý1
B. whsolwat. ...................... 4 95
;Ye, white clover, combs, I b. 18
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables.
Oranges, navels. box.......... 4 2504 50
Orn e., Florida, box ......... a 50
Cranberries. Jersey........... 10 0011 00
(tnge,. Malaga, Q bbl ........... 9 00(10 00
Apps, per bo'x............... o200250
Apples, per bbl, easten.......... 5 0@7 0
oa teonu , l doz ................. 125
.mon. M[lnwt box......... 5 6506 00
Potatoes, 100ol ................ 125
Pottoes, sweat. V bbi............ 6 50
Onions. V 100 lb............. 1 605.1 5
Montana cabbage. cwt:....... 1 75
Cider, new sweet, bbl.......... 800 00
Cider, beet sweet, 3 bbl......V . 4 706 008
Oysters..
Freshb, . cu.... ............. 1 5.
N. X. Counts in bulk, V 1,000.... 150
Poultry.
quote.
Turkeys. dreced. lb............ 818 1
Chickens, V lb...................... 14
Butter and Eggs.
Both the butter and eg markets are stiffenin
up. Fancy grades of butter are scarce.
Creamery, fmancy ................. F2 86
Dary.... ................. ... 8 28
Crenamery bricks..................
Cooking . 12 15
Eerr rah per caes .......... . 7 7
Bay. Grain and Feed,
Montana blue joint. baled, V ton.. $18 O
Jontanatimothy,0 tun............ 1000
Montana uland. ton......... 12 0014 00
bn and lshort .......... ....... 120
[The above quotations are furnished by Her
bert Nicholson & Co.. n . fS. P. Lindse A
Co.J
Exeuralose.
$q9on Pacifc system will sell. Jan. 15,
from Helena, round trip tickets to Pacific
coast eoints, good golng sixty (60) days.
good to return any time within limit of six
(6) months, at following rates:
To Sen Francisco. going via Ogden and
returning same route, 675.
To Ban Francisco, going via Ogden and
returning via Portland, or vice versa, $90.
To San Francisco, going via Portland and
returning same route, $75.
To Los Angeles, going via Ogden and
Sacramento and returning via San Fran
ciasco and Ogden, or vice'versa, $89.
To Los Angels., via Ogden and Ban
Francisco and returning via Ban Francisco
and Ogden, $98.
To Los Angeles. going via Portland and
passing ban Francisco in one direction, re
turning same route, $89.
To Los Angeles, going via Portland and
returning via Sacramento, or vice versa,
$99.50.
Also round trip ticket. to Utah, good
sixty days, at $80. temember this is the
southern and quiekest route to the coast.
For sleeping car feservations or further
informations call on or addresa No. 28
North Main street, Helena, Mont.
H. O. WILnoN,
Freight and Passenger Agent.
ITOCKHOLDEIRi' MEETING -THE AN
Snual meeting of the A. J. Davidson Com
pany (incorporated), far the e'ectlon of officers
and any other business that may come before
them, will be held at their office in Helena, Sat
urday, Jan. 14, 1893.
T. J. DAVIDSON. Secretary.
'rOCKHOLDERB' MEETING. -THE AN
nual meeting of the stockholders of the At
SGold Mining and Milling com nr orth
election of direetosr end officers will be held at
the home oftce in Helena Montaa. Thureday.
Jan. 12, 1888, between the hours of 10 and 1
o'elock a m.
F. CHRIBTMAN. Secretary.
STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGy-THE AN
e nui meeting of the stockholders of the
Helens Electric company .will be held at the
general office of the companr, in Helena. Mdon
Iann, on Toedt,7 Jani 17, 180. at 7:80 n. in., for
the annual election of tmrustees, and for the tren
e.ation of such other business a shall legally
come before the meeting.
11. L. WALKE, Secretary.
I UOCKROLDEtbS' MKILCTIG--THE AN
neal meeting of the stockholder of the Hel
ena Goes Liht and ('oke comlpanuy will be held at
the general offioce of the compar, in Helena,
Montana, on'.'usday, Jan. 17, 198, at 8 p. m.,
for the annual election of trustees, and for the
transaction of such other business a shalt
legally come before the meeting.
H. L. WALIER, Secretary.
TH A nNUAL MEETING Of THE SHARE.
Union or the eae n of officrs and director
will beheld at the principal ofiie or the union.
room 19, Merohant National Bank building, o'n
the seond &atuh in Januar1, 1810 (being
January 14). between the hours of two and fouor
o'lock p. .
2- M . . EHITAKEIt, sreitar.
Holenl, Dec. 80 1882,
NOTICE TO QREDITORf--IN THE DIS
trat court of the Iiret Ijdlial district of
the state of Montana, in end for the county
of Lewis and 'larke.
In tte matter of the estate of Hlenry JOacob
oenck, deeeas,.
boloes is hereby given by the undqrsiaet ex
eetoteof othe last will sad testament or fenry
Jaosob Kenok, deo.eawd, to the creditores of an.
nl persons having claims as pat t So ate dýe
esesa. to ehibit them with th eema
youckes wirtin ten icoatbe aft r the nrst De
l!catio of this notlde tttW ssid execuprea t
tbe emis iO Loele ftatle r, Do.01 Fdwerd
stretet, Helen, In the county of i wis and
C'luark, etate Monana. she same be S the
pirso fort a transaMtlon of the busines of the
Mated this 1th day of Decemr. Ao, 1 A II8I.
sx"iotwtt the eltate ' Mann J. on a
r th d o
e tshe nor
ry, A.. , 35 1dth
c s td 0 t
TEN GU A NT bidder, for
dre rr A 3. head thLe 27th day of
By E TAND D Rt he-G . rie
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ease or aonynt
or.urof thegen
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a eT FAPHRO MEDICINEP CO.27
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mbea. Mont.
1893.
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tHERIFF'B AuLE.-T. H. KLEINSCHMIDT.
Splaintiff v. Nicholu laurook Elizabeth
Blanrook and John Horeky. Ignace Miller and
serman lachter. co-prtner under the firm
name and style of Horse-. Miller & Co., Peter
AWiUlt and U. A. Arnold, defendants.
'ldmr tad b irtues of an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale isscuoed out of the
district court of the First judicial district of the
state of Montana. in and for the county of Lewis
and| Clarke. on the oId day of LJecember A. ).
189H. Ia the above eonttled action, wherein
'. H. Klinschmidt. the above named plain
tiff. obtaired a judament and decree of fore
closure and saer against hioholsa lareck, f.lir
abeth Blanrook. and John eoreky. Ignace Mil
ler and Herman Richter, co-partner under the
firm name and style of Horeky, Miller A Co.,
Peter Wignd and P. A, Arnold defendants, on
the 5th day of December, A. D.- 169A for
the um of 55,18900, bsides interet eeats and
attorney's tees, which said decree was on the 1th
moentboookNo.1 nof said rcurt.t atpegs1en..
1 am commanded to sel all those esrtin lot
cesa or parcale of land, situate, lying and be'nl
intc e auntr of Lewis and Clarke. stats of
Montana, and bonnded andascribed u follows,
to wit:
Lotl numbered one (1) and two (2) in block
numbered five hunodred and ifty-two (552) of the
original tewnsite of the city of Helena. Mo.n
tans, as said lots and blooks are mere paurti
larly descoribed upon the op eial plat of said
townits now en fAle In the office of the county
recorderof raid county of Lewis and Clark.
Toether with all and singular the tenements,
hereditaments and appurtenances thereunto be_
loncine, or in anywise appertaining.
Mublio notice is hereby given that on Saturday.
the 14th day of J, nu.ra..A. D. 189l:. atl2o'clock
m. of that day, at the front door of the court
hone. Helese, Leowis and Clarke county, Mon
tana, k will, In Obddlkenoe to said order of sale
and decree of foreclosure and sale, asell the
above dtsoribed property, or so much thereof
as ma be necessary to satisfy said judgment,
with interest and oats. to the highest and beet
bidder. for ash in hand.
Given undcter my hand this 24th day of Decsa
bar. A. D. 1092
CA'CHAS. M. JEPFFEHI. Sherif
By Hxilrar G. Joacso., Deputy .nerll
A LIAS SUMMONS--IN TlE1 TISTItICT
court of the First judicial district of the
state of Montana In and for tihe county of Lewis
and Clarke.
Insch. Cory & Co, Limited. a corporation,
plaintiff. v.J. W. Lord. defsndatta.
The state of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You ae hereby required to appear inan action
brought ainst you by the above named Ilain
tilf I thedistrtot court of the First judicial die
triet of the stattte of Montana in and for the
county of Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the
complaint filed therein, within ten days
(exclusive of the day of service) after the
ervice on you of this summons, if served within
this coun.i or, if esrved out of this county, but
within this district, within twenty days, other
wie within forty cldays, or judgment by defaunlt
will yetakn against you, accordiung to the
prayer of sid complahnt.
'e saiud action is brought to recover a judgment
against you in the sunt of ,i ghty-six and it- IlO
dollars (80..8) s aid slun being duo Irot ion to
Dplatiff s folollows: ialanoo ott goods, wars
and mnrchandise., conaectlng of iquors and
cigare, soldt and delivered to Iou by plaintiffs at
otur speciel ineiance and request betwetnl
Sept 1, 1892. and Nov.1 105, 11 4.14:1: atoanlt
due from you to F. N. Lang & I.o., of lsltona.
anot.. on .ge account and aslsltned to plain
tiffl, #10; all of whvhi appears iour, e fully in
the com plaint ,f ilalntiffl on file herein, sid to
which reference is hereby made.
.End you are herebo notified that if youn fail to
apper eud answer th. aid conplaint, ds above
renirmed, the paid plaintiff will take j ndement
i.anst you in tihe aum of eighty.silx and Id-l0
dollrs, s demandaed in the complalnt.
Giveln under my halined and the sla of the die
triet conrt of the lre audlioclal distrilct of tle
state of MontLna, in nnd for he
--ý--- copuntty of Lewia and Clarke,
Seal Fit 1 this 4i11t day of lecesuher, in iht
Jed. Diet resr ofoar Lord one ttousand
Court, J eight hantd.ed andi .ineo ytwo
ý--- JOHN IIIAN.ark.
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Josephinein "A Sequel to the Refleetions Of
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will contribute a political novel of great power,
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By the Author of "Jerry."
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Personal Reminiscences.
einme Unpublished Letters of Carlyle. o
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of Carlyle's life far different from that brought
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of themagasine during 189F will be continued
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All Woolen Overooats- ...... From $7.00 Up
All Woolen Underwear ...... From .75 Up
Boys' Suits*.......................From 1.75 Up
Shoes .............................. From 1.25 Up
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Teo popular lin to reanh Lakes Pnd d4'
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Are sold at iall coupon ooffices of the Northern
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.d Wet. in ths United Bttes an Canada.
'IM IOCHEDULE.
In effect on and after Sunday, August 8.
TI.INS ARRIVtY AT E1tLNA.
No. 1. Pacific Mail. west bound ........ 1:S . ,
NoC4. Atlanto mail. eat bound........ 1:0 p.m
No. 6. Le r 'AOse. . slasunla and
Butt. expres . ................. 6:48 p. m
I o. S. Marpevllie passenger ............11:20 . m,
o. 10. Martsilo acommodation..... :Uop.
No. , Wickit Boulder and Elkh orn
.a.tager ..........m e.... ....., :1 P.a
,. 10, Rimini mixed, Monday, Wd
nosd..is and fridays................ 00 p. a
IIINr DLPART 10O aL.aNA.
O. 1, aci Mail. west bound........ 1:45 p.
no. 4, Atlanti ranll east hound........ :.O am
No., 6 butte, Miwsuuiaand caurd'Alene
e xo res ....... ........................ 7:0 a. m
o. o. Marysvllle pssenger............. 7:45 a, m
No. t, Marysvlle accommodation...... 3:00 p. m
No. t10, Wickee, Boulder asd Elkhorn
Nlo. 101, Bme n mid, Mondays, Wed
nsdaysi and Fridays................. 8:15 , m
'I rains hoa. 1 4.1 nd S connect at QGarrison
.ith Montans Union trains to and from Butts.
Dw Lodgs and nuaconde.
us as. I and 6 will ron between Helena
and Walloe. Idaho, without ohange of car.
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