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THEANACONDA STANDARD, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE ift I**.
ricfand J^Feez\\
FRESHFACTS AND FANCIES, WIT AND HUMOR, ANECDOTE
ANDVERSE.
Anolil MStaM of MM^ ^^^k l*1*'^ami likely to uW. m-iit for it lawyer to^make In* will that In' iiiiulit tfaSjSM of his^life-long i irnniiia nn^l savings. Hi* tolil^the attorney thai he liail J.MM^KI, ami pro-^oeiiloil to dictate his iliaiMisitiims. To^hi- wife lie Bale (l.'i.UX), uml $.'..(^^ !i^ cull^of In- three children. These iKHHicsts^MM to tie llrst paid, ami then he went on^toih*|ioMe of the residue: '^^'oiiKiiloriiitr^tlie love and wffeetlon thai I hear lo my^lielox ed nephew John. I (five and lMi|iieutli^to him Itt.ioi. ^ oiinili rinit the love ami^nffeelion that 1 l^ear to my two nieee-.^Sally and Pally. I niv^- lo eaeh one of ilititi^S6,(^'^V^ And lie nan coins on, when the^lawyer laid dow n Ilia |ien. and remark* 11:
^Tin*seems to me a ^ oi k of *u|m-ivio-^Kaiion.
Whatdo you mean'.^* impiired the tr^-^tator. mi i pi is. . I at the remark.
Why.^*aid the lawyer, ^.von *ay youi--^aelf Ilia I you have Iml *:ii.^^^i. and you^have given all that to your wife and^children, uml I WM tMNkltaj if ^'^^ had^noihini; moit', 1 don't see how your^nephew and meeex ale BBStBJ lo net any^^thing.*'
Theold man wan iictthil; hi* eye*^showed fire notwithstanding hi* weak^state, u* h^' au*w erevl:
(^litit! How are ihe.v coin' lo Bit it I^Why, dorg on 'em. let Yin work for it, a* 1^had to do.^^.V^ u Vnrl; Tribune.
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The^ barge ^^l i he Light llrlgade.
W hud not broken into the eharging^pace when |kk^r ohl John bSS. my right^hand man on i lie II.ink of the regiment,^was all hut mashed l^^ u thcli | he gave my^arm a twitch, and with u strange^^ mile on hi* worn old face,^he quietly raid, ^Uoinino! chuill,^^and fell out of the huddle. Hi* old grey^male kept alongside of ine for *ome dis-^laiiee, treading on uml tearing out her in^^tra il. aa she galloped, till ai length she^diop|*'^l with a strange shriek. My com^^rade. I'etcr Mar*li,wa* my left-hand man;^next beyond hitu was 1'rnale lludhy. The^explosion of a *helf had swept down four^or live im u on Dudley's left, and I heard^hiln ask Maish if he had noticed ^what a^hole I hat il shell hall mailt ^ on the left^front. ' Hold your foul-mouthed tongue,^^answered I'etcr. ^* wearing like a^blackguard when you may he knocked^into eternity next minim!^ Just^then I cot a niiiHkei liullet through my^right knee and another ill the shin.ami^my horse hail three Indict Mounds in the^neck. Man and home were hlccding *o^fast iii.h Marsh lieggcd mc to lull out;^hut I would not. point nig out that ill a lew^minutes we muat In-into them, and MI^scut my *pur* well home, und fuccd it out^with my comrades. II via- uImhiI thin^time Sergeant TuIIhiI had his head clean^carried oil by a round shot, yet for uliout^thirty yard- further the headless body^kepi the saddle, the lance at the charge^firmly grip|*tl under the right arm.^Nineteenth t'entury.
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Kt'NOKIIII' TIIK STHKKTK
Whyso pale, pinir rm^lug swo^|*^r,
*why so pule and ami'*^Never mortal looked much cheaper;
Ha*yuur trade Ih-cu bad
inns,air. Is an old profession,
marteI alien tile tlissl^Left. Ill lis great rctioc.icv.iou,
fuutlueidstif mini.
Ourforefatlier* swc|^^ the Croat
Forold Israel's kind,^^w hen the Ked sen idled Us tasking
Wavesen either hand.
Centurieshave dan tied and faded,
Artshave sunk In gloom;^V. have still survived und daded,
inoilier- of Hie broom.
Automaticlakes and hriiHlie*.^^atari switch.
l.niloi!ch'itlisc ftoln slops and slushes
F'pialto out plleli.^Now, alas* our iiado is shuttered,
tiolie,hkn iniiruiltK dew.^All t he mud Dial mice hesputtcled.
Allthe du-i Bat lav,
Ves.sir, all the ,|irt Dial made is
lnwIs swept Up h\ Ihe l,..l,is
\\Itli their ktavsmuta Hants
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0atrMf.
TheIte'il Is Head.
Whenthe astonishing new I arriv ed that^Hoiiu|*irte hail c*ca|Hil from Kllsa anil wa*^marching on I'ari* with an army. Sir^Waller Scott began a letter lo a friend^with a veive. which is all that remains of^the rom|m^*ition. The words art these:
'Koinesa^ Hie doll s dead, the de ll 's dead, the^lie II s tlead.^Home *ay the de tl '^ deail and Uurleil iu hli '.-
1'HldV
Homesa^ lie's t Iseii a :aiu. he's I isi n again, tie'*^I is* ti again,
Somes^\ ||,. v risen again, and danced I lit'
Wl|Min laddie ^^The follimiug rhviiic is familiar to chil^^dren ill l ile-lnn :
homesa\ the,|e'l| 's dead.^An' hut led la h It kraldx ;^Is.iliie -,i\ he II rl.o a. am]^All fear the ille.un' laddie.^Whetln r the stuti/.i iM'hitigs to Jacobite^time*, u* BBBttM uol iinproh.ihlc, and^w helher it has any rclcrcneo to the death^of seine pronounced Kit Ueuldv Whig and^Kirkcaldy hu* a reptiiatiou for eucourag.^lug Hlugtilui protugouisis 1 aw not in u^position to aetlle, nor cull 1 *u^ whether^or Uol it I* the lrai:iueni of u^song. That cliililr.il recite the lines^ill their own melodious and hatltltituj^lashiou there caiiuot Ilea doubt.as I have^heard it done hundred, oi limes an I I^have frco,Uftitl.x jollied in the elianl. Hue^may hear it in the tw ilight. when the r|t^^lagc children huie llm-hed their game*^for the evening, and each it taking ' .iff^Ills several wax^ for the time. 1 rMfMM^hcunl u bright little gui m iidtiig utter an^offeuding mule coturadc this clever pall^^ing shot:
homesals the il-- II s .lead.
Andburied in a Bhlastaaai^hontft ^a\ s lo-'ii i las agafu^Ami fear (IrsjMBa) Will JiliustMaa.^'j'he youth's iiauie was Johnstone. ^^Sot^* und L'(n ei,'...
 s ^^Natural Mistake.
Thegreat Is 'I in tin clts k tower of u^neighiioriug church pi.iled the hour ol^noon. As the sound of the last stroke vi^^brated through tho air the hush of ex-^liet'tuucy that hud preiudtnl the modest^little imrlor was litoaen by the entrance of^the bridal parly.
Itwa* no fushion.iMc wedding. \oco^d\^hot-house exoiie- 'provided with lavish^bund made the air heavy with thuii |* r-^futno. No richly altirotl leaders of upper-^teiidom gave to the .^^,^.i*i,hi tl,,, !s;'lut of n^atiriety event. 1 ba lu ul.il puny consisted^merely of the brulc and groom.
Yetthis pair bud bright cxpivtatioiis.^Youth, health und contentment were^theirs. A young man in moderate cir-^cumstunetaa. but with a gissl husiue** jmh^^itiou.and thet ertaiu Dfxiaprsrttal aiK.m. , -^tueut, the proud und happy groom felt up^^on hi* arm tho soft prcssun' of the hand^dearest to him iu all the world, und ex^^ulted. And upon tin' fair fucc of the^Iwide thoi* was a hsik or pride, of trusi-^f illness, of timorous Joy thai almost w holly^neutralised tbe conventional hue of bluish
pinkwhich eharaeteriiiHl the enil of her^uoM'. These two young iH-rsous were uu-^rt'usnuingiy, nbsunlly. ridiculously happy.
Thefew yet solemn word* that made^them one had iNt-n s|Hiken. The licignlxir*^uml friend- who had witnessed the cere*^mony li.nl crowded ulsitit them umloffcntl^llicm sincere coiigratulatiouH and good^wishes Hi.u come from the heart, and^mean far more than the formal lip sorvieo^of the curious, critical s|M*cta1urs at a^wedding iu fushioti's select circles. The^cUHtoiuury tear* hud Iwen shinl and wi|Htl^away , and the young bu*buml till lie j lo^his Iirnh -:
Darling.'' be xaid, ^it was a pleasing^surprise. Where am the inimiciuus con-^i*caltHl
Whatimisieiaus, Harold'.'
Uon'lprotend innocence, Mnlxd. The^milxlcialin that have la-en playing ever^since 1 cume hen* an hour ago, und^-lopped the moment we entered this room^togi iher where ure they^ Their music^was grand, thrilling, overwhelming! 1^want lo see them and thank them person-^all..
Hut,Harold, indeed then' were no*'
^Itwasu selection from Wagner, was it^not'.^'
Harold,dear.^ said tho bride, the dear^light of truth shining in her glorious dark^ey e*, '^that noise came from the Isiiler fac^^tory on the other side of the buck ulley.^^^Chicutjo Tribune.
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TIIKHUM III' t III. ^WORU.
Heroes,my children,^I idim., 11 fallow me.^ToUon cmiUIiiji^In the great light that breaks^From the sacred i liHtiiplniislilp;^'thrust llnoiigli tin* fHtnoas.^Thrust through the fungous hrood^h|iaant'd In mv shadow^Ami great w Ka My frtftl^'I In list through, ami hearken,^tl i.ai k to the 11 -impel.^The Virgin of buttles^i ailing, -i ill calling ^'mi.^Into I lie pieseurr.
Iam Hie fejisl-maker.^Hark, through a uolse^til Ibr atngJfgllfaB of eligles,^Hal k bow tbe Tl iuii|*'t.
Hiellllstiessof llllsllcsses
Ialls, siller llileated
Andsleril, wlli'le the tallies
Alespread, ami the work^til the l.erd is at hand:
W.K. Henley.
** ^^Chinese Industry.
Fntiuestionuhlyindustry is one of the^gisxl ipialitics which may I*' ultribulctl lo^all the natives of China alike. No doubt^the fact tbut HtMfM of every M I hinuiiicn^|M'i'|M'ltiallv live ^on tbe ragged edge of^pxfatelico*'la mainly uccouutnhlc for this^virtue but it is innplestioti.dll. the leading^characteristic w hich strika a foreigner on^landing in China. No matter w bother his^experience lies in the crowded street* of^such cities us I anion or among the village^communities on the northern plains, tho^same cea-elc.ss diligence is observable.
Abelated traveler passing through the^streets of a town cannot fail to I*-struck^with the Mound* of labor which proceed^front liebiml the closed shutters of the^workshops: mid an early riser in tho^country will Im^ rohts'il ,^f ull self-congratu^^lation by Uniting that the Held laborers^have completed a recogniauble pin t ion of^their day *s work before he was astir.
Theemperor'* day Is-gins during a great^portion of the year Is'forc day light, ami in^every vanillin throughout the html his ex^^ample is followed. Such indefatigable In-^du*try would under favuruhlc circum^^stance* produce a prosper,ni-. w ell-ttwlo^people, but in China the |^opiil.itlon is so^dense that it is only by this means mid by^the exercise of the Mtrictesi economy that^tin* natives are lo keep Issly ami afMsl to-^geihcr. Nothing is wusleil hy them, and^stil-stauei's which it woiilil be Is-tler to^throw on the dust heap are not unfro*^i|iiently converted into bind. 77ic Athrit-^ileum.
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ENGLAND 111 lti|:i: Till: HloltM
Asleepill.del Iter ancient deeds.^Kbc bill s ihe vision plethora htceds.
cult-liel manifold Increase
iasurein llie fi ulls of paare,^eurar isa eartfc i impte.i leni.
Aid
If 11'^\\ Iu
ftfbratin dieui IrsMfat aliattei^ raat.^|s art eked, -In* know*, yet smile*content^As cradle tucked fiem hieasi.
Mc. itlipleits li^ the I Old of Hosts,
Thevalor of bet eifspilug batata.^Mindless Dial mo. on lamt and main^No .note rleid lieillt may giiutit the home.^Save e.e.l .Uat .'ii tnt'tt mid skilled to cleave
Vanswailower autre w till sbiertrl of fnani,^\\ e see not distant heave.
Ill', -land to he hetsterile^.^The -on the umther flings MaeaUee,
Iefare t^Id* and lua.c ihe I .it ^.
AsIn (lio-e at) s ^^f stal l V dales
\\I.en c. nneii i .union's countct blast
AwakelHtl.Iltn//le mil/zle Isiulcd.^And lll di til *^ alhe ef sinoke Ihe mast
ItsfbriMftig rag mitroiieii^^ffVoim Mi ^tilth in Tin .tile innaaj,
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A1 ip Veitr Itllestloll.
^Mr.S|mt^naiiiore,^ saitl the young^woman. Iiuiidly.as the two walkeil along^the .piicl st teet on ihe w ay lo church, ^may^1 presume upon our somew hat short ae-^i|iluiniullec lo ask you it tpieslton V
Whyyes. Miss He Muir,^ he an-^swcn-il. turning slightly pule.
Ilis the olil, old ^lucatien, Mr. S|K^onu-^iilore.
Ilhad coine ll|srHI him tin A|*t'tcilly. He^was not pii pared lor il. Long, lung after^^ward ho rcmcmlN'red how her v oice trem*^bird atld Dot the little hand tbut rested^upon hi aim ullttcltsd vtilli a shy ller.fius-^lie-.- thai a\.oki. a res|Ntusi\e chord iu his^knee.. LoM*% long aftetaaitl be eouhl^close hi- eye* anil see hn vividly^as he did at that moment every^detail of the BrMfamonpluci lund*ea|K^^that cti.troueil him the *triH*t, with^its row- of gas lumps struggling in vniu to^illiiinine the gbsini of u cloudy evening.
thesleepy-1,talking houses that stivtchctl
monotonously,iwny until lost in the dim.^fi^sg. ^ pers|MVti.e. the sombre, bleak sky^o.erin ud, und the isM'usiotiul |M't|t.-triati^Hitting alsmi in the stuiiitlarkuess like an^uneasy ghost suffering from insomnia ami^...liking Ih-cuusc there was nothing else to^^ lo.
Why. Miss lie Muir,^ lie gns|s^d. ^cer^^tainly you you may usk it if if you ft el^that von must.
Then.Mr. S|ssmamore.^ she said,^halting directly opisstitea Ktrccl lamp and^hsikiitg the iit inbliiig young man .ipiurc^iu the face, ^^will you ph ase tell me il my^hut is on straight'.^'- OMfWfft J'rilnim:
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TheI..o,I t,l the Xlsuor.^There i* an amusing story of a York^^shire furmcr w ho cfiiiipluiiift! to u Inwyer,^w ho was looking over an estate for a |sis-^siblc purchaser, ihut a certain arch wns^so low thai ^it wer varry avvk'ntvl in^le.nlin' mil a laud o^ manner.^ The lawyer^thought that ^laud *o manner^ meant u^lord of the manor, but on what pos.ible^occasions, or for whut possible reason*,^lite hint of the manor had to Im^ curried^out of this particular fold, ard on tbe lop^of a curt be could not divine, and not until^he met the v icar of the part-h uml learned^that the ibllleulty was that the archway^of the foldyunl wus not sulliciciuly high
toget an ordinary-sited load of manure^out eoiivcnioutly did lie at all under^^stand tho fanner * nieuliiu,.^The Athe-
PesjrHlaz*.^Lady Cat heart, on marrying ber fourtl^husband. Hugh Macguue, iu 1813, bad i^tbe woil-known line*.
IfI survive
Iwill have live^engraved in b^r wedding ring. At a eome-^w hut later date John Thomas, bishop of^Lincoln, is credited w itli much tho sunn^posy on marrying Ida fourth wife:
IfI survive
I'llmake them five.^Another bishop,Cokes, in fur ladder taste,^ha tin band, a heart, a miter ntid it death's^bead engraved on his wedding ring, anil^inside the i*^*y:
iIII ae three I give lo tin e^Till the fuurtti set me free.
Lnlif/muu'j Miijazine.^s ^ *
A'mostaNative.
Areycu a native of this parish'.'''^asked a Scotch sheriff of u witness who^was summoned to testify iu a ruse of^illicit distilling.
Maistly,yer honor,^ was the reply .
Imean were you burn in this parish V
Xa.yer honor. I wusuu burn in this^parish; but I'm maist a native for a'^that.
Youcame here when you were a child,^I suppose you nieanV^ said the tilieriff.
Nn,sir. Tni ji*l here ubout sax year^noo.
Thenhow do yen e, me to be nearly a^native of the parish'.'
Weel,ye see, whan I cnin' here, aix^year sin', I jist weighed eight stane.au'^I'm 17 static noo, sac yo sec that about^nine static o' mc lielougs to this parish an'^the other eight comes free Canilacbic.^^^I'earson'i Weekly.
* ^ ^^The ^Da^ aad the ^Van.
InBritain tbe presence or absence of^the prefix dc never was a criterion of no^^bility, anil in early time* it was not such^iu France. Even in later times many of^the noblest families of that kingdom never^used it. Louis XIV., however, in lti'.m, for- I^bade the use of the prolix to all who were !^not noble by nice.
InHolland van or .under is no sign of^nobility. ltr. Burnett deprecates iu I^strong terms the frei|iient practice of |^modern times of prefixing He to certain^surnames, ami Ihe extensive introduction^of that practice, from mistaken motives,^into peerage titles. Ho might, on similar^grounds, have condemned the affectation^of spelling certain names with ff, which is.^of course, only u form of tbe capital.^The^Seuttitth Ueeieiv.
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A TtVII.MillT THOt'UHT.
Peacefullyo'er my heart nt evenlus
hoIhe ipilet shadows fall.^Stirring up within tin memury
Hayshcyoiid recall.
TrToitiout the gliMiui I bear a .nice,
A-If Irom ihe heaieiily shore;^^l is |lo|s^, eternal. ^|ieaks In me.
biddinglue weep no mure.
What if Ihe paths are steep ami stony
Thyfeet are often called to I rod,^P.e humble. Inwiy, meek ami mild.
Theywill hut lead thee lip til i.od.
SaIII that sweet prtiiiilm' I'll rest.
Andtake up my burden anew;^Trusting lie, who knowctb our hearts,
\vill pilot mc safely tbroindi.
Jfl ^^ TTart Globe.
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Agreeingto it llasls.
Mrs.F. no Fogg, lighting hi* evening^cigari-Haniel, I'm thinking of buying^some new mottoes for our room*. Wbat^kind of sentiment would you suggest^^Ftiirg ^ Bother! I don't can- w hut you got.^Only let it be something new. We'.e had^enough of your ^(Jod Uleaa Our Home,^^^Tho Lord 1* My Shepherd.^ and ull that^sort of thing. Let it be something new.^Mrs. F.-I'm real glad, Haniel, that our^opinions are exactly alike. How would^this suit you. ^No Smoking Allowed^Here V^^BfMfM TrwiscriiA.
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HowNhe lleedsd Ills Wants.
Kemciiiberdear,^ said tho venerable^father, as he scut his youngest uml most^petted daughter away to Is,aiding school,^^That all my hope* are now centcri-d on^you. liciiiciiihcr in nil your snuggles for^iutelitsrlnal supremacy, your triumphs,^your defeats and your temptation-, that a^g4Msl name is rather to ho chosen than^grent riches,
1will, father,^ replied the weeping^girl, ami the train bore her away.
WillII be belie.od that throe years later^i bat girl married n mull who lane the vil^^lainous name of Guudcrshunks'.'
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Anaalas.
Accordingto linger*, tbe poet, Vernon^wus the iM'rsou who invented the story^attaint the lady being pulverised in India^by a Kittistroke. When bo was dining^there wuh a Hindu, one of bis host's^wives was si union W reduced to ashes,^upon which the Hindu rung tbe bell, und^said to the attendant who answered it:^^Bring fresh glasses and sweep up your^mistress.^ .1// lite year liuutul.
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Advance,lielitoerary.^Figure on Boorstep math an air and^tone of affable dignity;^Will you please^tell the person of tbe house, my dear, that^the luily whut cleans her steps every Snt-^urday is iiuliu'tiuitly laid up III Ltd Willi^nit attack of gout, and lias sent a lady^h lend of hern to act fat liundei study at^the usool churge7^ - Lvudtm ran.
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Ko.T. Boreman Hxpress. brlnca pats^si'iiurrs from all ^^Ukii ru iHilnla. ar-^liies ul N.i tli. i u l'aiiliu drpi,t,^(dally) SiSJpal
Ko.a. 1'ai'ltle Mall. 'I lirouuh trala^fruiti i i.i.ap-. arrlvw at Montana^I rui.-ii depot idallyl S.JOaa
Bo.ins. l'oiiv Kxprosa. Monday, ^ed-^r..-day and Kiul.iv, Noilhoiti ra^llle^I dipot' T:^p
Noi Atlanth' Mull, tliiouphtra nfroin^I'ortlaiul. arrlTvs at Montana l ulou^do|s^t ulallyllJ:0Onooa
llrlius Ifipratt an ni's at Mouiaua^i VuioudeiHit idally;u .ipia
uti'AHtikih at rra
'No i. Taelllo Mall, for Spokane. Taeo-^. rna, Heuttle. l'iirtlaud and all Califor^^nia |silnt^, leaTos from Monlana
I I'n'on deiKit . daily i
ho.a.* l'acill.' Mall, throusli train for^all Coast Batata, through sleep*r^,^lunre. Ironi Mouiaua Vulou depat,
idallyi
Belrnaaud Missoula Express, from^Montana Union .le,.ot idally)........
Bfo.4* Atlauti.- Mill, Ihroiuih train for^St. l'aul. ^ nk-aiM ana all eustoru
Shrubs,Flowers, Etc.,^ALL NORTHERN GROWN AND HARDY.
Weinvite oui patrons to examine our freight bills and satisfy^themselves that our yooJs are shipped lroni Wisconsin and art cul^^tivated there.
Wearc making preparations to establish
ABRANCH AT MISSOULA.
withthe intention of putting in a Green House and packing grounds,^O-ir ob ect in doing this is to enable us to hold our British Colum-^S.a trade.
L.G. BARRETT. Missoula.
Managerfor the Northwest
Upid
Jaoa m^T.soaai
points,leaves irom Montana Uulou
5eis.t 'datlyr.... l! oonooa
Nos. Ho.einau Express, from North^^ern i a. ill.- depot, for St, 1'aul. Old-^i'h.:. .ni.l ad o n p.dots idallyl 9.JJ P 0^^Ko. im. l'ouy Express. Mouday, wat^^^sday and frldav. leaVM from
iiliernI'aclflo deiwtTM.t ^i
Ji4 has throiuiU iloeiwra for M. raul^B^l t hloaao.^^No ,i has throiuth si^ejK^rs for S|Hikane, Ta^^fii'iu v .ul.- ^1 n Portland
ForKates. Main. Time Tablta or SpeeUl la-^^orniattou apply to any aaeui. Nsnhern racist^aaltruad.
CHAHI.EH^. FEE.^General I'aaseuger aud llcket A^^nt,^WM. Tt oHY.frt 1'auu. Mina
tieneraiAeent,^at liasi Broadasi. Butte. MoaL
K
No
XTOT!CBTO CO-OWXERS-To Joho Der^^At aud \Mlllam at'lilesluiter. Mat heirs or as-^aiiiiis-. You aro herahy uouiied that 1. t'laua^(ililhaher, yuur i-o-o.mh i. hale in a^ cordauoa^alth aeotlou of tho tsvised statute, of Hit^l ulteil States, etuended in lanor und Improve.^Biruts iiiioii the NalKBd Quartz lodu imuliit^rlaiia. sllimted In an iiuorKaui/od itiiulua dis-^i rii'i, In Olson culoh, lleer UidKe rouuty, Mon^^tana, lur tin* year . iioui; lieremiier .11, lsstt,^one luitulrisl iioi) dollars, aud for the year^rudituc in..euioer ol. isa), the sum of nun^Ii u.li i'd i liu i dollars, an 1 lor Ihe year oudlat^UeretntiT ai, Is'Ji. llu' sum of ^ae liuudriMl pan^dollar., and you, .loha Hih-s and William^rVlilosln^i r your h^lrs or assigns are lierehy^nirthrr notified that unle-s you l ontrlhiite vo ir
riro|Hrtlou of such exiieiidilurei toK.'thi'r sllh^id.lest and cost alihln nlneiy mui dais aft^ r^the eomplete sorvloe of litis uoticj hv iiiihllea-^lion, all vour rlglit. t I.e. hitoies mid BmB hi^and to tho a arses named qui utt 1 -de Bthttat^rlanu will bacuais th. property of tin) i n ler^a . i.ed. ^our co-owui'i. win |iat pcifonw-ii las^won. and mad. the required rxpendlturit^theia ii.
CLAVSOLUUaUEK,^AcaeoDda, Mont., May .-, im.^rlrit puhilvstioii May 4, isai
NOTICETO CO-OWNER - To r.eorta W.^renu sun Frank nervals, ^our heirs, exaeo-^tors and assigns: You are hereby notitlod liial^Ali en liourl'UDtilt're aud Antolne ItiK-helean,^your ro-osuer^. liaxo. in nreordance with the^ft. visions of *^k-tl^^B .su. Revised statutes of the^I'nited Mala., expended Ul lahor aud impiovas^Bietita ti|k^u tho itn.e i.- .i iiuart/ loda 1111111114^claim, located at the head of Oloson rnleli.
aboutIu 1 from Auaooiida, la lleer Lisd.'a
rouuty.Mont., tor tho jear A. h, tv^t. una^huiidiVd ifluul dollars, represent.u^ work, ui .^II wilhiU '.^' da'v^ from Ihe servir.^ of this notion^tor within 1*1 days alter this notice by publica^^tion ^oii fall or refuse to coutil'-ote jm.r pro-^portion of sia*h ^ \|^ n iiii.r.- as co-owuer. your^interest In said claim win Isvome tue pioiierty^of the subscribers, under said seetl ^n ^-' r.'i.
AIliKKI' lb^l ItIKIN MKlIX.^ANTiHNK kOCHKIJUU.^l^at^sl .\n.icomla, Mout.. Aprils, ladA^lust puliucaliuu, Aprli4, ICAs
VOT1CKTO CO-nWN'KRS.-To tieorge \T^iy l'enu, Kd w in 8, l'eun, John Clay baiiKh. .1. K
Lake.Kilward Huukel,Thomas, your kin
executor,administrators, orassicus:
Youare hereby nutd that 1 iaus Oldlialier,
yourm-owncr. has, Iu accordance with the pro-^visions of n vl Ion 2,aj4. lit vised Mat.ilea of th.^l ulled Mates, expeuded la lalKir aud improve.^Bieuls iipnu th. t'resceue qtuirtz hsle uiinlti.^rlalm. I.^ .del at the head of the West tors isf^tilesoiis itiilch, about In uiileifroin Auai-onda. la^IX'cr l^^iise ouiiuty, Mout., for the year issn,^oue hundred ttluni dollars, represi.utliia work,^aud von, i.corte W .l'enu, F.dward S. 1'cnn. .loha^Claybaiuth, J. K. Lake, Kdwiu liuukle, ^^Tliomas, reputed ow-ners. and all other |^erftona^whom It inav concera, are hereby notilled that^It within wi days after this notice by publlcatioa^f ou fail to pay to the uudcrsh/ned your res|iect-^Ive portlous of said sum uccordhii; to yuur real^Interest. If any, your said iuterest, if auy. in said^elaiiu will become the property of the uudsr-^Ujiucd. I'liriuauttolaa'.
CLAl.1 OLUIlAlUUk
HatedAnaconda. Mont.. Feb. 1, lami.^Vlrtt publication. Fsb. i imu.
NOTICKI'O t'^M)i\ Nfclil-i'o .loscph W'ex.^rlbcroer. YVllliani Mledeckc, Daniel liotuili.^ertv and John Mo'ool. their heirs or asslgutt^too are hereby nolitieo that 1 liuvs expended^one bundled d diars 111 labor and Improiemcmi
upontin* 1a Kaule quart/, lode nulling c,aiin
saidlioldeii i acieiiuarti lode l.eiua in lli^^Fllut 1 'reek minna district, iu the county o|^l'.-er Lodite, stale of Montana, aud filed to|^record In tue oftlee of the county recorder tl^said I 'eei l.od:^ countv, state of Montana. .Mu.^I. IS8T, and recorded iu l'.o ^k ^H^ of Unle l^ica-
li-'tis.on pa-: ie- rds of lleer Lodge county,
Montana,to which lor a more dedtilte descrip^^tion icfercni-e Is hereby made; | In order .0 hold^said premises under the provul.nis of -.|s^tlon
.1.4.revised Still lite* of 111^ I lilted States. Vint
theamount required lo hold the same for tlx^year ending Itcc. ai. WI. And 11 within ninety^days from the service of this noth-e nirniihia^uinetv days after this notice by iiiildlcattoii yoi^fall or refua. to eonlributo your proportion m^such exi^ndlture as co-owuer. xotir ltitctest it^said cairn -viii l ee. 1110 the proiierly of the sua^tcrlLer, i.ndir said sc. iiou ja.'i.
JOHNttltOYYK,^Aiuconda. Mont.. .Ian. It). I^^^-'.
IFirsttiubucaiwu Fsli. 1. issf* j