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CBÜ D ied . Tiie house in which Mr. Blaine died^No. Iff Madison Place (or La Payette Square, as it is also call* ed), ha* a history as interesting and as varied as that of the dis* tingunhed statesman it has shel tef$d,.. It has been in turn dwell ing house, boarding house, gov eritment office, and twice the home of-the premier of the . administra tion. President Polk lived in it ouce four months while repairs were being made in’ the white house. Secretary of State Seward also made it his home for quite a while, during which it was the so cial headquarters of the wealth and distinction of the capital. On the night of the attempted assassi nation of Mr. Seward in this same house a scene of horror was enact ed there the memory of which is •till fresh in many minds T! o house has seen years of hard ser vice as a government office. Its eonvenient location, however, was such an important thing in Mr. Blaine’s eyes that he forgot a 1 other considerations and expend ed a great deal of money to make the house suitable for his family’s occupancy/ It was favorably lo cated to get plenty oi sunshine and to view from its windows much of the busy life of the city. On one side of the hall is a smad reception room, and it was there that Mr. Blaine used to see his callers. The room back of that was private office in the old cabinet days. The windows over« looked Pen tiny lv hu i a avenue ami its passing crowds. The furniture thioughout the house is in liar many with the colonial style pre dominating-in irs aiehiteeturo. A good deal of it was brought from the old Augusta home ol the fam ily; There are many fine pictures cm the walls, some that Mr. Blaine bought during his last visit to Eu rope, and a number of old engrav iirjga and prints that they had hung in their other homes.—Washing tou Latter. Wanted. Agents to evil our choics and bardj Marserj Stock. Ws havs many new spatial varieties, both in fruits and or« gansatals to offer, which are controlled •sly by us. Ws pay commission or Salary. Writs ’ us at once for terms, and secure choics of territory. M at B rothers , Nurserymen, Rochester, N. Y. TTi Valley Restaurant, MEALS AT ALL HOURS. A. B. FOWLER. Pr<àp .T™ W A T C H E S , OHrOCZESIS, W -A.2Ñ 3D A S t a t i o xxex:sr L 1ST T J L t S , L IFhru-itss, O o n .fectioxa.eE 37 -, A n d p O i g a x s A T o b a c c o , p á a F T T o t i o n s - R CHOTEAU, MONT. SUMMONS. In the Justice Cmnt of Choteau Township, in Choteau county, in the State ef Montana, before J. H. Dunlap, justice of the peaee. George Richards Plaintiff. I vs. ^ Summons. Charles McIntyre, | Defend« t. J The State ot Montana to the above named defendant greeting, .you are-here by summoned to l»e and «ppear before me .J. H. Dunlap Justice of the Peace in and for the count v of Choteau at m.v office in Choteau, within ten (10) day« after the completion (if service of this summons upon \ ou, then and there and answer to the complaint of George Richards the above named plaintiff, in a civil action to recover the sum of one hundred and eleven ($111.) dollars, balance due on book account bareing date as follows: October 5th 1889 to the 16th of .Iftuimrv 1890, and iu de fault thereof judgement will be rendered against yon Charh-H McIntyre, tbeabove named dt fondant for the su n of one hundred and eleven ($111) dollars and coatf- in his behalf expended. Given un der my hand this 1st day of February 1*98. J. H. D u nlap , J. F. of stud Township. ThB Montanian la FublishBd wBakly at Choteau ChotBau county, Montanai Sub acrlptlon S3 pBr yaai In ÄdvancB. S T T 3 Ñ T R I V H B S l x e s p C o . — u— -BREED ËR3 OF— ¡F’iR.-Bitfrc'Es: IMT e ^ iostos F r e n c h — SzF^i&TXsiEa: rustid IFiRiBiisraxai-CoTS- \ ■ 11 V” ■■ C H O T E A U , M UiNT. V T ' C L D C R O S S E S . AiKKfbT A\ MvWT, NOTICE I'OR PUBLICATION. L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a , M o n t .-, ? Jan. 23, 1893. \ Notice is hereby elven that the following n” med settler hasfilo t not'ce o f hit» Intention to make final proof in support of his claim, r.nd i hat said p oof will be.made before A. C Warn< r. U 8. commissioner at Choteau Mon tana, on Maroii 7.18V3, viz: JAMES MILLER WALBECK, who mode homestead application No. 5576 for the e& sw-4 and lots 3 ami 4, sectiou 7, Tp. 26 n, range 7 we.t. He i «mes the fol'owing witne‘ Sea to prove his continuous r*><-idcnee upon and cultivation of said liiti'i. viz; John Me' overn, illlnm H Ball, Alexander O. I ongmulr, and f . Mar In Horan all of Ci.o eaa, M .m. k A. -> vlGOEiT Register. LFirst publication Jan. 27.1 [COMMUTE!». I NOTICE FOR PUBLICA 1ION. L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a , M o n t ., ? Jan. 11, 1893. ) Notice is hereby given that tlm fol’owing- named settler has filed notice of hi- intention to make final proof in snpport of his chum, and that Said proof will *>e made ' efOie A C. Warner, U. 8. Commies oner, at Chot an, Montana, on Fe'urar> 28, 1893, viz: J oel R . B u r r o u g h s , who made hom* stead application No. 5882. for the sw4 sw 4, section ‘26, se4 se4 of s- ctlon 27, e$$ ne4. seciion 34. Tp. 24 range 5 w^at. He t ami’s the following wiu esses to prove his coitinuoiiK rrsidci cenpun ntvi caltLa'ion of said land, viz: James n. Holloway, Wi>- liam P. Miller Edward Heer Up and Myron II. Burd, all of Choteau. Mo •tana. 8. A. SWIGGETT, Regieler. First publication, Jan. 20. [COMMUTED.] TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL PROOF.—NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a , M o m ..» Jan. 20, 1893. [ Notice is hereby given that SOLOMON COHEN has tiled not'ce of his intent:« n to make final proof bef >rn a . C Warner. U 8. Commissioner, at his offline in ( ’hoteau. Mont, on Saturd.iv, the 18th day of M-ro «, 1893. on timber cnltnre nppiicstion No 2009, for the sw quarter of section No. 22, in toWasnip No. 23 n. range No. 4 we-t. Ho name» hs witnesses: John Birrow Petor Joyce Phillip Lucero and Reuben (1 Stewart, all of Choteau, Mor.t 8. A. SWIGGETT, Register. First Publication Feb 3, boieniifio America», Agency for CAVEATS, TRADE MARKS. DESIGN PATENTS COPYRIGHTS, etc. sn(i free Handbook write to .M u NN & CO.. 381 B eoadw -. t , N ew Y obs . Oldest bureau for securing patents In America, «very patent taken out by us Is brought before the public by a notice given free of charge In the [COMMUTED.] NOTICE FOR PUPLICATION. L a n d O f f i c e - atv ! I e l e n a ,, m q n ., L ^ _ Dec. 21,1893. [ ’** Notico is hereby given that the following- named settler has filed notice o f his intention’ to make final proof in support o f his claim and that said ro«»f will ba mads before A, C. Warner, U. 8. Commissioner, at Dhotoau, Mout., on Feb. 17. 1893. viz: J ames C ampbell . who mado homestead application No. 5196, to? tho lot 4, section 5, T p . 27 n. r 8 west, and set set, section 81. sVi uw4. Beetion 82, Tp. 28 n, range 8 west •• « .He iiam^s tho following witnesses to prove his continuons residence npon and cultivation of. said land, viz: Joseph Henderson. J. AU fred Vau baskirk, Patrick Higgins and Henry Lenstra, all ut Dupnyor. Mont. 8. A. SWIGGETT, Register. / fFirsi publication Dec. 80.] NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. *« L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a M o n t , 1 Nov. 25, 1892, \ \ Notice is hereby given .that the following- named settle)- has filed not'ce o f his intention to make final proof In si.ppprt of hia’clnim, and that said proof will be made before i , C, Warner. C.8. Commissioner, at ChotconiMoat. ou Jan. 7, 1893, viz: J o h n F a ir b a I r n ,- who made pre-emption declaratory strttomarifc No. 10740, f- r the i»V4 nw4. section\ 27, nK nb4, section 2A, Tp. 23 n, range 7 west. • ^ Ho names tho following witnesses. t«j prove h's continuous residence upon and cul'ivatioti of. Raid land, viz: t>o-«rgo W. Arnold^Andrew C. Hurb nk, Henry Hadclfffe and Honiamln -A. Ji hn all of Bolleview, Moutamt. • 8. A. SW iauETT, Basistov, First publiratlcn Dso. 2 . ' W— «— M W — B— ——1 ^ — — — — NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. ’ L an d O f f ic e a t H e l e n a , M ont , J. January 13. 1893. | Notice is heroby given tliat the following named sottlem ha«lllod notice of their in ton- ti'»n to tnak' final proof m support of their o aim‘ a> d that, said pro >f will be mado before A. C. Warner. TJ S. Commissioner, at Choteau, Mont., on March 6,1803, viz: M attie J ones , who mad« hom stead application No. G309, for the h % bw 4, section 22, and nw4 nw4, section 27, Tp 29 n, r6 west, viz: W illiam D.-J ones , who made homestead application No. 3291, for the 8 4nn 4.nel swl, anil nw4ss4, sw4 net, sec tion ¿2 Tp *29 p, ra-ige 6 Wobt. Theynnnie ti e following witnesses to Prove their continuous icsidenco upon ami coltiva- t'^nof, sad land v z : Jnlinn. F. Burd. of Gh tean, Franois 'B. Jones, Clarence B'.' Per- kms and Ernest Savory, of pnnnyer. Merit. .................... '8; A. .'- WIGOETT, EofilatcT. First i i Micnijon hn. SO t K O I I C E ‘ O P F U S 'A L E N T K T L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a , M o N t * i N«v. 11 1892. J Notice is hereby civftn that the following named settler has filed notice of bis intec, tion to make final proof in support of bln olnim, )>nd that said proof will be made before A. i . Warner, U. S. Commissioner at Choteau, Montana, on I>ec mber 28,1892, Yisi A aron N utall , who made homesto'-d application No. 5180, tm the oe4 s- 4, section 15,s\v4 ew4, and ntisw4, *eo- tion 14. Tp 21 n, r 8 w. Honuni.s the following witnesses to prove his continoons residence upon and cultivation of said land, viz: WiUiain D. Shepherd, William Harvey I-tall Max Orotthuss ana Pat rick Higgins, all of Choteau. Montana, S. A. SWIGGETT, Register. (First publication Nov. 18.) ARMSTRONG & MOMBERG S T A B L E COR. HAMILTON ST. & CHO- I COMMUTED.] NOTI E FOR PUBLICATION. L a n d O f f i c e a t H e l e n a , M o n ., J hu . 11, 1893. . Notice is hereby* given that the following- named sett er has tile i notice o f h's intention to make final pr<Of in support of his claim, n d 'hat su'd proof will be made before A. (?. Warne-, U. s_. Con>mis-i'*n\r at Choteau, Montana, on F^bruray 28,1S93 \iz: E dw rd B eerup , who made homestead application No. 6861, fot the -Vi sei. b '/3 bw 4, section 5, Tp. 24, n, range I west He names .the fol‘owing witnesses trf prova is i-«,intinuousrpsid',nCo upon and cultivation -1 said land, viz: Myron H Burd, William K. Mi Jer >a<> es i ogau and Edward Dennis, all o£ Gnoieuu, Montma, St A. SWIGGETT, Register. First publication Jan. 20tb. TEAUAVE, (A rmsfronfi’s Oi l Sta* d.) CHOTEAU, - MONT. Good Ac onimoda i ins for your It mo. Himlsorae Turnouts ni n aso i- ab e r 'es. In* i'.ac.tu T U l LP'u. Wliw-Ji in wwu. Horsea brand-» td a« shown in out. AdxireBBt OuoasEAV, 3cOMi< 9
