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The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
SUMMONS.

L. the I:.;r.c; Cnc.' q: the Seec:5 Juo:
c.s. t;A:!:c; Of ;h= Ter tory o. Montana
IL A'd !o1 -. Inaaiy ni Si!. II Eow.
KATE shaw Plsinti0. rs. Jam e E sisw
f.e ;@.,:. Of 'he Territory o xon,.na
><nd s!e<'..g 70 Jaan-s L. s7av, defend.
You are hereby ?. Qu!'e: 20 appear n ac
acton o:r'ag:.t ags:i.A: YOU b! tie anove
named y.IAiTf :E. in TIE District CopYf o! tie
SEQ. u ] 1dteiAi District Of The -5!i..Yy o!
No Kama. il aud EY u: Court of silver
Bow. ara II Aa.w@r Tie cs,np!a,t MED
therein. within zen oSy& <xclu I'VE 81 the
cay Of s<1v:ce af:e5 he A%Yv!ee oL you Of
thIs SUMMONS. !! se1 % Xii. ihis cnu:,y.
district. within twenty day.: o.hssw,Ae
lib = forty cays: Or jude NEXT BY o<IAul'
vi Be taken against 900, aec0rcii z 70 he
prayer Of eat' Complaint.
1ae &ai6 ac;i"r - Tough: u %: air &c
"Tse II this curt ciA.n!vH { the ecr Of
DotYin rny neS~in:G4. All VOW III I:sg e
tv<s,. ~ aud kiAin'iI'. upox. The g,sdurus
o! hA'!;ua! srhk-nne-s 1n :o-1 part fos
more than Ie1 10 YEAR, At pact
Al you are her Dy :,otined Thai II you
IA! 10 apr<er AID a. wey Saiei erMs liant -
aorve rec uir.i. the So: ,Ia:r,iH vi. ~.
pj! n 'he c0CYi for the relief IYay<d EyY "a
plAiatIf! . complaint.
Given u Ger my hard an the
eeAI o. he biAi1.ci Court o! Ire
Second district oS {. = Territory Of
49, Nrn'AiA j. anc srY re Ccu -
'~' July in ID. ...r:: DOR L,ra ",e
Tnoaaand E!sh: Huni1-i ana
Sfo. &. RVS. II. Clerk
ExowL1s FoR8Is. A,,'ys for Plaintiff.
ju!Se-wsw.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
SUMMONS.

IN ;he ni.,.;e, Court Of The seec.d Judi
eisl Disi5ict'o: the Territory { Xonta1s,
In and for the County q: silver Bow.
t'.N,xe n '9.~y and rs'r'ckJ erophy.
l!es,tin. =. Jcan- Give. dtse:,dsnt.
s<fs1 sre<ti { {" John -. Diver. 6e!e dart
Voc are Hereby 1e1ujr~o ~ appear l., IN
acton Drought sg,in.t ycu ~ tn above
n "a. l..',,,,'. H. ,te Ii.,i:es C..ur, NJ
Of Montana. n a.s4 for the County Of silver
3 y. and 20 an.WeV the comp !alni died
therein. within ten Days exc u.lve Of me
thi. summon., II ..rved ~!,Linr is county:
q. II st5ve1 COT Of III = county. ~, IL his
die met. witt. twenty dag: o,herw,s<
within fort! d-ys: or jCdsM<..t by default
sili ot t:sen ass!nst you. according 10 n
The said actor s brought 10 recover o!
VOC the sum Of elI2 Il With legal l. :<re.t
and costs ~ suit. sll-eet 70 be due ard on
tne from you 10 plat ti0s O.. M account for
delivered to you b. them At tutte City. n.
! during The yearx ls.l and l.es. Also the
sun o! tc1 $. and ies-si n. Il, December
1et. I.e!. Ail:se1 20 Be Que a:.d owi,g from
500 10 p.ain'ifYs On Al account snf ~.sk
And labor doLe and performed for SOU dus.
irS the .es5 I-el. y 1nonaa Ros 40. a..d
vni en- caid aectu.: IVES On , as.,gne1 70
Tue prop rty attached In THE action a-d
sh:ch il !. sooght ~ sutjsc, l.. the l.y.
meni ol tits claim. - &c esibed q lollSu :
~ Wit That certain quarts loce aim
situased In Summit valley Ninis.g District.
Silver Bow county, AS:.iana ferritoYy.
ana s.own and des gHate1 - the RI oE,fe
lode wnieo v>s NscAied Fec Is. l.,N and
recorded March l6. la-o Ia Box L OF Lf,le~.
pose =. Perosds Of D-<s Lntse equity. " +
And 90 sre hereby ros'n> thst IL sou
1e'I ~ APP ~ AID ansWe' said Gu : plant y
ah've required. ,he SAL r!sinti0. viii Jake
= judgn<n y de!sult agar :, GU 'ur rai1
sum Of e1l2 q. With 1T. rat md the 3. Id
&c % o. ss3.So. u J, tere&t from December
lot, 10ol Al.d }lY costs
Given uDc<1 m. hand ami the aeal
81 the b strict Cou Of The Second
District nf the 1e4s1tLry
Of Montana. In nd ~ he
3SEAI County o! Silver Bow. thu. Sin
'~~> DAY Of July. In the year Of our
1nsd tine 1b0u.snd Eight Hun
0FOkGt =. ikvIN' II. Cle,k
AxoWI0 4 SooDIs, Ats 1oe Plains,lA.
j0ly2hWsW
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-08-02
Historical Lecture.

Rev. ". +. LaMt announces \
course Of Historical Lectures which
will be interesting 70 our citizens Of
al! cla.-e-. 20 man: conflicting the
oYies have teen advanced - 70 the
origin of the different took. Of the
Bible and the telief that they have
been greatly changed since first given
10 :he world: that many end them.
selves doubling whether We really
should accept the Billie at all: aud
whether our -<,-ca!!e,l Bible j. Ike
the Bible Of tie ancient church {:
whether Or not il is entitled to 1eve1-
ence as the wor'i Of God. In answer
to these questions and many Others
o: like impor;. Mr.. La,;4b will crowd
into hi. lectures . large amount Of
very interesting history. The first
If the series will ~ given Tonight al
the Baptist chapel. These lectures
Are free and the public invited.
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SUMMONS.

a.ao,A JnAt !.
~ - UA SSss. ~ 0coaaso- "a
e9e OSet Hss@S ~
sre 49,; o.e,nf;G r.. Jonu y.
.Snio0. Dc <ooaIk vn,s.,.
Toe 1919 e ~ .iss@ Sr1ena
.~0i Gsoof1n8 70 Soe y.
oot. IN m
lie - oocy Ssyse :nsVe
4etoe Nee.S SHsnrs IN -
go E:es. ss =; m,s3st.s - ~ Ssnsssy q
S 49,. ssS II Ia :sS e. coonsS a siive!
eo0. eno 2 snsx ~. -. 80 ns,re 81 ~
th<r-in Vn61o seo c1!s 49, ~ - a
ia! = NesvN<} 3iHt 0s v,r,n 80 roSS
LIS An" o. 49, .n,~ raj 10
y. Z. 80 800: ssher.
his Ls.eet; -. =. ,yasm<ni ET d.
fault WI . teHen s30 ~->-s
10 1< psexo - ecs'o.h; N rreove1
Tue SIG - g sN< - a. 81 -.
JoaSo y, 49, TiS ~ ees.I ~
s1t0 snt<1O ~, IA 4 w0.osahl.
n,@to no - .~>in mr. ~ MO-
etso y.,H "a o.is 81 mt a:sesesd 10 oe
dee and % n Iao@ >. ~ :. sr~.nsco b. xou %
or q. E50S.s ~. Inre IN. 90.
MN =. ooE =, = A.. ss.s saSd ss..a. aud
ace lazy ~ - ,:,tSr.I AIS 70 ,oe<
oeHs @%.a-- exeeuied 81 3oa
49, ~ Stenre he ymeasI
g olo % ~. 49, - ~ = he ~ IA.
q sA@ psVoss, 81 IN Ho,iariu. n.
seS $40 S go lin piece
seso. ~ -. ..,,s,x aye feet in vtst:.
q ptot q c3 ,snr,h. isin o. TIE
81 one eeoaa 't< go: ~ - ~. = taeten ex.
s0to .soe e Ss. - 49,, -. ~, ~ 81 - toTL
t.nsso. o. TO - i,sr~ Soc r,irv 70
q 0.1.S 80 SYks- NO. mn, .coss snd
ssthe, sltc ne u s,,srnsa her.on xSo1 4
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II. Z. CONFBRENCE.
u. =. VOIN1 606ICG.
4 Three Day. se0sto9 In Booze
man.

The -Arant Courier furnishes the
following in regard to the ". K.
Conference, which closed q three
days session in Bozeman last sun
day:
The Ni>.icn show. . favosable in.
crease during the past year, hav.
ing al. ed one hundred member.
and increased hy thirty per cent. its
charities. There were twelve miDis-
ter. in attendance. all in good spirits
and strong hope oF large advance In
the future. Tire. have come TO the
Mi.-ion the past year. aud some
eight E"re are expected the coming
yer.
APPOINTMENTS OF PREACHERS.
Superintendent Of Mi.sion-F. A.
Rigxin.
HeIena-s. F.. wioger.
Butte-J. J. Garvin.
Butte Circui.-iO BE- suppl ID.
Bozeman-To be supplied.
GalI.tin Valley Ci;cuit-(;eorye
Com'ost.
Dillon Circuit-Jscob Mills.
Glendxle-Olin Wesley Mintzer.
Deer lodge-To re supplied.
Nissoula Circuit-Wm. 4. Shan.
non.
ye6efson valley-Hugh duncan.
LeMhi Circuit-To ue supplied.
Salmon City Circuit-John Harris.
sun River Ci5cuit-N. J. Hall.
FOst BentOn-T" be supplied.
Virginia City Circuit-To Re sup
piled.
Crow Agency Nissioaary-Thos.
D. Lewis.
Missionary At larse-wm. ". Van
OnsdeI.
Upper Yellowstose-To be sup.
piled.
MiIes City-To b supplied.
The Mission has established mis-
sion paper. TO be called The Mon.
tsna Christian Advocate with Rev.
J. J. Garvin editor. Also, the Nis-
sion started opesatit.ns for . unives.
stty q some point where the most
fav0s1bDe opening shall he offered,
- soon - practicable. with . semi.
nary dedagtment.
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In aeerrdaDce With p0baisbed
notice the s;orkhoideT. u the Mo-
tans Railssy Company bed their
annual meeting a the sa1h II this
month. II the once # Samuel Wced.
- Gfaaite street. ID this city. and
elected the folio ring 1aDed SenfIe-
men Director o. Tie company for the
ensuing year. to-vit: samuel Word,
Edwin T. Hulani.ki. Robert Blirk-
en-der.er. O. B. O'Banneo. George
v. Irwin. Henry Filing and Wm.
". Norris.
On the same day the direeton met
and excited the following omcens
samuel Word. Presidenr: Edwin
I. Hulaoi>ki. Vice Pressdent: Geo.
v. Irwin. S-rre1aIy: J. ". GanDett.
Auditor and Trs.suref; Jacob Blick-
ensdef:er. Chief Ea&inees.
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ALIAS SUMMONS.

~ the Ju.,.ee's {. .u.,. Township Of Silver
Of Xoessns B<:sr- J. 4 Wilcox. Jas'ie<
Of the Pace.
I s's*s .: =: ;:'.'.','. >~s.nos.
rae peocie .; L. Ter:::orr Of xoe,.na
se.e er.<';ns - 6 ~, kss e, - 'e, .,I
One n The Tovn-hlv Z: SILVER Bow Cou'-
Is q! silver Bow. ~ Terri 'c!y o: Ora.
lace. v. hin :<n lays AIR me lstai publ
re "a ssy O. August A l.. Issc and 40
eve5 lh< ae-ou-t On Gle N IN ae!.oc t. ~
cover 81 you :h< Gum Of .ue huo :Sed col
Lars. .! !eyei o b. balance due o.. scooont
ios God. VAR am Merchs.cise y ID AID
etarce >.d Y-Su~<, rp 10 Jane I'd. i.e..
Ard yoo AZ h>'ee! rofi6et The TO-! 'v!,.s
ds~c!;bed properly has b.<n s"s-h@s; "
sa;tsfy A.it tenaha T. u.<rot: far i:rre
eaett. table clrihs 3sn,s!i tAri. elntns.
~ DON lie o:snke's fA:s ..nI!e b.a1.
x<n T. CON aY.:'s. doue!~ f..A!;fs%s<<.
.,nxle mst;res.. u er:io: !il!ow.. s,ras
rp,m chars 5 Joco .< b-3>isais. s:ag.=
t-d.iea!.. eard table. ~oua'er s.o
shelving. ] eook;' sI've Ard ~" hes en-.
!tirnes b.! .sup- vi:cov eu1's'i':
- seed ! bureau wasaA:ani. ! eAA.
eta 2 camp cnA.Y. care s~a:e1 ehai's.l
centre table. l :nve! -sck. = role. t,we...
e,s..t ply ATT; i!"i,;'.om hs,u'*:
cream 1'ics<rs. r:cke H;.h:~. taa, {
nJ0i. . saue.r.. :: so1r r.a,-s ,:es<,
sn' , large - Ii>n.s .'oz -ecS.Ld @:z<
side a,.ne. s,:.eI ID 'h-. scz~. bowls
:.Aotla ss'ry:.s p4a.. > :'irrin< IAn..
i.n,-l ! .....; !: ;.;:i+s ~. e.oi.
,Sx ~ - -,
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100000.
-Four Big lltnin1 Suits, Which
Take in The 1ntiFo Town
ME Of Butte.
4 Review of the Complaints, -
pslO9.

The firss gun Of the campaign was
dr-d last evening. BY the comm@nc-
ing Of sui, or he pAn Of four mining
eonpanies against nearly al the
property owner Of Butte. 1t has
teen anticipated for some time that
sueh action would Be taken. thoozb
Of eour1e II was more Or )e0 . sur
prise 70 many vho thought it could
hardly te possible that such . move
would Re made. A. it u we have no
doubt the Pc p!e viii fsee the music
vitbou, fear os trembling. The
titles Of the several actions are -
follows: The silver Bow Mining and
Milling Company IS. W. A. Clark
and - Others. This Is IN action in
ejectment for the purpose Of recover
ing possession Of all that portion Of
PAwnbsok<I lode or mining claim
lying within the ,ownsil< Of Butte.
lse<thef With the rents. profits, etc..
and damages for the retention Of the
same.
The silver Bow Mining and Mill
ing Company -. I. W. stooef and
IS others. An action to recover all
that pcg:i"n Of the Ca1lotta lode or
mining Gle i'm lying within the town
site Of Butte, together wi,k the rents.
profits. ETC.. and damage for the re-
tention Of the same.
James A. Talbot and Anthony ".
Barnard ". F. E. ". Pst,en and g
Cher. An action in ejectn,ent for
the purpose Of recovering possession
o. ali that portion Of the Macmillan
lode 0, mining claim. lying within
the town.ite Of Butte. together wi'h
the rents. profits. etc.. AID damages
for the retention Of tie same.
John Soye. It al. ". silss F. King
and PA Others. An action in ject-
nept to recover possession Of al that
IAN Of the Smok<hou.e lode or min
ing claim, lying within the tOwnsite
Of Butte. and Ill rents. profits. etc,
and damages for the retention Of the
same.
These suits cover the entire town.
site Of Butte. aud the proreryin con-
t1oversy i worth &. co., 90.
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Postmaster smith gives ~ the fol-
loving items Of the money order
and registry business in his ome> for
July: Number Of orders issued. 50 !:
amnunt. tlS.3l.S:: fees on same.
tls5.ja. Number Of orders paid.
III: amount, 2.36l.l4. Number Of
letters and parcels registered. As.
Number OK letters and parcels de-
livered. 43l.
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l:345s:sSOls3A5
Xillod By H0 Hose.

Last evening Mr.. Suprnant came
in from his phase With the report Of .
man named Lxbeau being found
dead about q mile above his as1sts1-
Laieau was in this city yesterday and
II h supposed his horse threw him
and dragged him to death.
- when the horse
reached the wood g p where
Laheau lives. the latter's font vae
tightly caugh; in the s'irrup. No
inquest will BE- held. AID the remain.
will be brought to this city to-day.
Lateau wae . wood-choppef.
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J. ". CLAYTON.
Aoothsr Letter IN Regard 20 His
Death.

Nr. e.. A. b. Halvoryon has r.
eeived another letter from Mr.. Hor.
Gee Shelly, of Independence. Ni,-
souri,. in regard to the death Of W. 4.
Clxnt0n. It seems that on the 9Th
Of June Last Q man Was found dead
near Independence. He was walk
ing down the I2ilrosd track from
Kansas City, and Mr.. Shelly. firs,
letter. half only If which came to
hADd was written 70 obtain some
clue ~ to bis identity. The man
w&s we'll dres.e.l, dark pants and
vese, blue 0saDel shirt laced ~ in
frsnt, dark brown plush hat, NOUS
tsehe dark brown. heard about one
week old. slightly bald. light blue
eyer AID One teeth. He APPEARED t.
be shout thirty yean old, and had
evidently started from kAn.as City
and attempted to walk On east, ~ he
was walking On the ssilrued track
aud carrying his valise-a small black
ene-when overcome by the beat,
sod retired 70 the eide If the track TO
ssse, and die. He l,sd in his valise
swo tin types, ooe representing two
men, and the oebes enclosed in =
here shoe frame. showing . man
With . book In his hand. anil On the
book 10 the word -.'
NJ. shelly also says he has had .
letter ftom W. T. Wallace. Of Cal
hoss, Henry county, No., il which
The writer makes inquiries in regard
70 IBIS bcothes-in.law. W. A. ClantoD,
" Bstse City, Montana, who had r.
eently leit biz walIace's plsce for
KnvxvilI., Tennessee"
NJ. Shelly 10 Dow satisfied that the
man found decd 10 no other than
w. A.Chnton, formerly Of this place.
sod he also meDtions . few more ar-
tiejss taken from the bsdy Of The DE-
esased, among which vs. - ticket
dated June ., 1nr HcDani<l's Thea
~, Q sero0d-e3oss variety show in
Kaasas City," 80 these = 10 doubt
Classos msst have been ID thae city
he day befsee be died. The mystery
b thus q ~ solved beyosd any
6oohe.
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Thoroughbred.

M. r. Fa1ri.. OF Msrysvil!e. Mis-
souri,. il again in the Silver City.
This time be has Thirteen head Of fise
thoroughbred colts-yearl;ngs aud
2-year-old.: among them being .
beautiful tro,ting mare. He also has
thirty-.ix head Of hlooded cattle.
NJ. Fasris il 20! we'll pleased with
Montana that he will sell out hi. in.
tere.t in the east and locate in the
Territory.
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NJ ARRIED.

JOxEs-rRAEE IN Bate. Joy -. i.-:
by J1:y< J. B. W. COX. II. Wm jo.e -
and Mr.. May Cane.
sCaEF' R-ScHEYLFR On ak Mils
Greet. Ni.arsu!a e--n-'r. July 1919. Ia:
I? tev. Faihey Focal. Nr P-'<y seh-!
I|Y. j.. N Miss. A'ice Schs fer. late O.:
-. ~cno!asiiQu-. Cs.Sca-
SWEENEY RCGE Rs-Ia Bite. Roo, Val.
icy. July 18th. ~ Rtv. fa:n. D'A.fie.
Mr.. JrLn L. sweeney. ii n 900 .. -
Mr.. E. J. Roger y. Bitter Boot VAL
lev
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FIRST
National Bank

OF BUTTE.
Paid up Capital. 3 1OO, OOO
Authorized Capital $500, 900
A. J. DAVIS. H.I HAraER.
President Vice Pr~s,dest.
JOS. a. HYDE 81. D. HACIER
CaN6!e1. Asst Cashier.
Transact . General DankiDH
Business.
Buy NssA Sell Foreign GMd Do.
Hsestic Erckmage.
~Prompt attention gwen 70 Co leesioos.
County Warrants Bought.
lgt0WE.
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At the last settlement with the
county O TIE 6ne Noaday il June
Trsasurse Welrh had o. ha0d -
90 aDd sinee that dAle ~ has pojd
out >3,475. The seeejpes Don licenses
Pc quarter average abeoe )o,0oo.
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Local News


Prom ~ Daily os senesy.
Police coGn very quiet yes esday:
Protase eo7ss ditto.
Dissyic, Cnur meets o. the second
xooday in S<r<<iIl Ct.
August Hire has fought the Rain
kow sajooo ., walk<svill<.
We seEret 70 state that Harry
Oinseesd il quite -iek II the sister,
Heepit.l.
Dias,hoa il prevalent among
shildsea. several seves< ease@ teins
Hsporsed.
The Recorder Office IL remarkably
qsi<s. nex 0ne-half the bu.ine.- - .;
this time last year.
The excunion tiekete 70 Denver
have not yet been received. b., the
fare for the round trip IL e:4-lo.
The Bell Mining Company lave
removed their olDee n ROOM ever
DonDe.I. Clark 1 La'.bie's hank.
TIE nigh, herd has captured Walk
esvill< and grocery stores are tsans-
formed into Ash market. ese.. &c.
Tb. Odd Fellow. and the Knights
q Py;hiss will occupy the second
story Of the steele + sutton building.
Yes;esIay the N,ul,on company
shipi<d six bars 0. refined bullion by
expres and the Alice company i've
hafs.
The city has one convict 1t work
On the streets and i, requires one
man. one six.hoot<r and . cane 10
keep him 1t work.
There il always one Tar Of bullion
In the express olme': kept for .e<d
perhaps. 1t weighs dry pounds and
- WI b 30. Anything but re6n.d
b that haS.
The rails ore laid - the Utah 1
Northern fS 6ve miles fellow Silver
Bow junction. By the Last Of next
ve<k the tr.ek will Re laid in to Deer
Lodge Valley.
Ds. ". =. Wright i. dangerously
III u wslkesviIle. He has be<n sick
for seves., weeks With inflammation Of
The liver and bowels and il n feared
be cannot recrveS.
Parties II Divide recently pur-
chased Lenel turbine water.whe<i
With which 70 run their e1zstra, r. M
z. D. R<Snolds. He also furni.h d
them With a. cse-csush<f.
w. ase requested u tAse that the
certificates Of stGek Of the Brush
Electric Light and Power Company Of
Butte are ready for the .ub-crib<rs .,
the Bank of Donnell, Clark L Lara.
he.
The serial dance given 1t Walker
vile Last evening va. = great .uc.sse
II every respect and NJ. J. H. jack
80 made il real pleasant for al who
attended. These social. will take
place every satu,d day in future.
Last evening while &. W. Craven
~ holding giant powder cap in
BIZ hand il from some reason un-
koown exploded and blew of the
end of the thumb q the left hand
D.. Ameden vas called in and smru-
taaed the injured member 1t the fir.,
joint.
Master Jane. shields. SOD Of Nr.
james Shields. met with quite Z sri.
ous accident last evening. He
entered the stable where their horse
j. kept. when the vicious brute
kicked him % the LEFT cheek. cutting
deep CASH. II is to he hoped he il
not dangerously hun.
A fellow Was arrested in the WASH
insten Brewery last evening and i,
w. Deces.a1y for Oinc<s, Lyttle and
Warren to pu, On the gripren before
he would 90 With them. He announc-
ID the ;set that he hsd been eating
sGp 1t the Saddle Rock for two
m0nths and wAs chief.
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HILL Nea' Bozeman. IN! =. 1879. Mrs.
FSonk Hill.
CRAvEE-la H:".Ga.e July y ;n:aa:
capEhcs! cf r. L. Craven.
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4 Radical Cur.

De1uDaoeosly eussd - IN entirely nv and
81 0elb0d. Co0G01eAtjo0 00o. eau a a
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BORN.

S1ORAER-ln Brennan. July -. 10 the
wife OF J. E. StCTmey. . <Oa.
CRAvty-At H!lis1ale. Joy :.:h 70 The
wife Of B. L. Craven. ds0Gh:<1.
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0oa an0 Gun Cub.

Thu CluA ha1 their regular weekly
pe2etioe yeseesdsy evening. The
weather was dDe and . resl pleasant
tine ~ had. A. win - seen
Mesa Walker as1 FIeyschsag
made the beDs score. Stewart. Ennis
And Aeck did some exoeI1eatshooeinG
and Jacobs, Who ~ beeo doing
rood voek for IN an2at<1r. cid better
Than usual. Qalvorson also toed The
marx in good shape. The sccre
stood q follows:
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arms and stood painting like frighten-
ed fawn. Then she threw herself ut his
Feet. and clasping her hands eatrcating-
~ she said:
..Oh. most noble prince let it not be
put against thy record that innocence
AMI virtue received III respect ~ thy
ha IDS. Go, entreat YOU! Should my
father return and find thee here, he
would surely first kill me, and then Kill
himself in shame and despair Oh. go.
Il mean thee no harm. Rika. ! love
thee; and when one loves he hurts not
the object of that love. To win thee !
will give up my heirship To the crown
to my brother John. and while he wears
the diadem upon his brow. will coli
tent myself with love and happiness
with thee"
Not so, noble Eric" cried Rika firm
"; Iii thou wouldst make such a saeri-
flee. /, for one, will not be a party to IT,
After such marriage entailing, AS it
| would. 50 much loss love would prove
but a transient guest within our home.
| Reproachcs would drive the tickle god
| away.
''Tell me the truth Rika.' interrupt
| ed Erie with passionate earnestness: "do
you love meP''
$50 well that would rather die than
know that harm would come to one so
noble through any influence of mine. y
! "And yet YOU refuse 10 make me hap
py?'
Il refuse To work Your ruin, noble
prince. The present is not all of life, -
But see, the sunlight has already reach
cd the middle point Of our dial. In ten
minutes more my father viii be here.
If thou wouldst shield me from harm,
j. go,N
Il viii obey now; but will not prom
Use TO give up the hope which invited
4 me hitber Farewell for time, most
obduratc maiden
Then with a long, lingering, regret
full look, the prince turned and de-
parted.
DAYS and weeks passed on. At last
came a time which was to plunge the
nation in mourning The good and
great GustaNus was stricken with 3
mortal illness He died, and was lait
beside his kingly progenitors, and Eric
was the reigning sovereign in Sweden
Young. impulsive, and his own master
with his heart filled with but one image
is it to be wondered at that he suffered
no obstacle to delay his union with tn,
maiden of his love after the days of hi
mourning were fully accomplished, ant
that the pretty mt girl of Sweden be
came its crowned queenP
Search the annals of history, and YOU
will find the romantic story of the mar
riage on record, adding still anothe
folk-tale to those the country maiden
, tell over to each other at that witchin;
: time between daylight and starlight
t when all nature is going to rest, ant
, young hearts are attuned to sympath.
with all true lovers.
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Wishing.

~ all amusements Of the mind,
Crpm logic down to Rshing,
r'hcre isn't one that you can find
So very cheap as "wishingV'
49, choice diversion, too,
IL We UT rightly use it,
And not, as we are apt to do,
Perycrti 1t and abuse it.
Iw;sb-a common wish indeed
NV purae was somewhat fatter.
,rhat miyht cheer the child of need,
And not Iuy pride to fatter:
That might make oppression reel,
As only Roid can make il,
And break the fyants rod Of steel,
As only gold can break it!
wish that sympathy and love,
And every human passion,
That has its origin above,
Would come and Keep in fashion,
Tnat scorn. and Jealousy. ana hate,
And every base emotion,
Were buried fifty fathoms deep
Beneath the waves OF ocean.
wish that friends were always true,
And motives always pure;
wish the good were not so few,
Iwish the bad were fewer;
Xwish that persons ne'er forgot,
To heed their pious teachings;
wish that practising was not
SO different from preaching.
Iwish that modern worth might be
Appraised with truth and cantor;
wish that innocence were free
From treachery and SANDER.
wish that men their VOWS would mimi,
That women ne'er were royers;
wish that wives were always kind,
And husband always lovers.
Iwish--in fne-that joy and mirth,
And every good ideal.
May come erewhile throughout the earth,
To be the glorious real;
Till God shall every creature bless
With his supremest blessing
And hope be lost in happiness,
And wishing be possessing.
JOIN G.. SAKE.