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Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-29
EDITORIAL NOTES.

EDITORIAL NOTES.
The Chinese emperor had two hundred
and sixty pairs of boots made for himself
awhile ago. He must be kicker.
The United States has more than s,000,-
900 men At for military duty and 1t has
colonels and generals enough to command
them.
Felix McGlennon, who wrote "Com-
rades," is going to visit this country. The
American people are good natured and we
don't suppose that he will be killed.
The daily consumption of sugar in the
United States Is thirty thousand barrels.
Averaging each barrel at 800 pounds and
we have total of 5000, 900 pounds used
every day. The Sugar trust doesn't have
to make big profit on q pound in order to
make good deal of money.
Some people have more talent than
tact. An enthusiastic Home Ruler writes
to the New York Sun to make the sug-
gestion '.for Irishmen all over the world,
both clergy and laity, to refrain from all
alcoholic drinks for one year and give the
great financial gain from 1t to further the
work of Mr. Gladstone"
We are prudent as well ss specula-
tive people. OF the $12, ,0OO, 600, 900 of life
insurance written in the world, s., ,500,-
600, 900 is placed in the United States. Be.
tween the years 1880 and 1890 there was
81, 800, 600, 900 new life insurance written
in this country, and but 81, ,00O, 600, 900 in
the whole British empire.
Carter Harrison will be mayor of Chi
cago If being accommodating will elec.
him. The other day he talked like this
before q German audience: "I did not
close the saloons Sunday because re-
membered when was boy how delight
full 1t was to hie me away to a concert hall,
blow the foam off tankard Of beer and
hold under the table the soft hand of q
fair German maiden"
One of the recent volumes Issued Dy the
English Folklore society exhibits the ex-
traordinsry erudition of Miss Roalfe Cox,
who after wading through innumerable
books and pamphlets In numerous Ian
gusgss has discovered that the story of
Cinderella has been told in 34S ways. All
of these different vsrsions Miss Cox has
printed in the volume referred to. The
generally current story of the glass-slip-
per maiden has been known since 1907,
when Perrault published the tale, but 1t
bears no ear-mark to determine definitely
its origin, and is found in the most ancient
literature of India and Egypt.
Mark the perfect man. The perfect
physical man and woman are supposed to
be represented both in face aud figure by
two models that will be sent to the worlds
fair from Boston, as a result of the efforts
of Professor Sargent of the Harvard gym
nasium. He has secured five thousand
sets of measurements of young men, and
an equal number of young women, each
set of measurements showing sixty-fve
different individual measurements, and
from these he Is having constructed what
may be expected to be the perfection OF
manly and womsnly development, while
the faces will represent the features result
ing from the composite photographing OF
large numbers of young men and women.
There is diversity of opinion as to the
value of such sculpture, but there can be
no question as to the interest that VIII be
felt in 1t.
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TALK.

Col Tsylor-What Is all this talk about 3
whiskey trusta Nonscruple-Not word
of truth in 1t. I've tried dozen places
Judge.
Boggs-Do you think man can serve
two mastersa Henpeck-Well, sometimes
he may have a wife and grown daughter,
you knowl-Puck.
Soon with rod and line and hook
The fisherman SO bold
VIII go and sit down by the brook
And catch q fearful cold.
Kansas City Journal
Fogg-I suppose you will go to Mrs.
Blanks funerali Mrs. Fogg-Well, don't
know; yes, I suppose so; but I shall always
think 1t was her place to make the first
call.-Boston Transcript.
"I often wonder what my ancestor,
Adam, said when he first met Eve" said
an impecunious Harlem man to friend.
stWas he an ancestor of yoursf" "Cer-
tainly." t'Then I guess he asked her to
lend him $2."-TeIas Siftings.
Actress (who has been posing in costume
for portrait)-I don't see how yen can be
in love with me when you've seen 30 little
of me. Artist-Oh, I've certainly seen as
much of you as If we'd been at seaside
resort all summer.-Boston Beacon.
"There is one thing like about the re-
ligion that this here Sam Jones dishes up,
said the man with red clay on bis boots
and hayseed in his beard. ''It don't In
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No. rs
ain't lookin' TO- work, sab; only want.

hain't lookin' fo' work, sab; only wants
er orfce.n
Senator Blaakburn, with Ms much ssrs
BUSINESS he could command, assure
kose that he was poverless 90 assist him
10 an '1orfoe," but that he might provide
employment In some private concern.
Old Moses facs fen, but soon hrishsNasd
again.
"Well, Mkrs' Joe. said be hopefully, 'fef
ye tsint git er orfce TO NE. ssh, ies' hus-
lie eroun' an git me or pension. amt kt
all 'tickler, ssh."
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up turned brim. Another black lace hat
was trimmed with a bow made of wide,
green grasses and a spray of purple or
child rising up several inches above the
crown in solitary splendor. Frames of
this sort are also provided In the exact
tint of the straws they are destined to
brim; and they are not only arranged In
the form of bows, but also assume the
shape of quilts or of carved cock's-feath-
ers. Thus an old-rose colored straw hat
has pair of grass feathers attached to
the front Of the brim Qt is a small, low
hat) by bunch of mauve violets, other
branches of the same flowers being placed
at intervals round the brim. This hat is,
quite exceptionally, provided with strings,
which start from the sides, where they are
fastened beneath the flowers.
The hat of my illustration is exceeding
" novel. II Is made with a crown of
bright violet velvet and a brim of black
drawn net edged with gold passementerie.
At the back there are two small rosettes,
one of green and one of violet velvet,
while in front you see large bow of vio-
let velvet, with wing shaped pieces Of
cream guipure, and two large ospreys, one
violet and the other pale tan color.
FLoRETTE.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-29

The Chinese emperor had two hundred
and sixty pairs of boots made for himself
awhile ago. He must be q kicker.
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LAS SUMMONS-IN THE ISTiGICT
IA court Of the First judicial district OF the
state Of Montana in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Csrrie Hazeltoa, plaintiff, vs. Harry Haze,ton,
defendant.
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in m action
brought against you BY the above named plaintiff
in the district court OF the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, and to answer the complaint
filed therein: within ten days (exolusiye Of tho day
mons, if served within this county: OF. if served out
Of this county, but within this district, within
twenty days, otherwise, within, forty days. or
Judgment by default will be taken against You
according to the prayer of said complaint
The SAID action is brought to obtain u decree
of absolute divorce from you. Complaint al
leges marriage Oct. Is. 1880, and adultery by you
in the sity OF Helena. and 8! ate OF Montana. with
persons. unknown to plaintiff. and that the
plaintiff has not lived or cohabited with you
since her knowledge Of such adultery. For fur
ther particulars zee copy Of complaint on file.
And you arc hereby notified that II you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
court Cor the relief in the complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the senl of the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district of the
state of Montana, in and for the
~> county Of Lewis and Clarke
Zeal First this 18th day of June. in the
Jud. ist, year of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred and ninety-three
~-- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
By JESSE RIcKER, leputy Clerk.
T. E. Crutcher. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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THE VIKING SHIP ARRIVES.


49, GtNEGW Hn9#F S0. tWEtehsN t.aeEl
It Gets : Reartisr welcome Than Tie
Predccessor Centuries Ago.
New YoRx, Juno l7.-Thoss hardy Morse
mon. Cant. Anderson and his crow, called
into the port OF New Yosk, to-day With a
counterpart Of the Viking ship OF old. and
wore given q reception far different from
what thor ancestors received 400 years be
fore Columbus landed ON the shores OF the
new void. The Viking came down from
New London. Conn.,. in tow. Sh. wal met
BY . steam barge with the COMMITTEES Of re-
ception ON board. There was q great blow
ing Of whistles and dipping OF aaRs and
the band played a Viking march. When
tho Viking reached Uncle SANS crsck
monitor MiantonoMah, the latter a
hardly ceased booming before o sound like
that OF q big Ere cracker came across the
water. The Norssmen were answering the
salute from tho six little tn
Viking dropped anchor alongside the Milan
tononiah. Captain Sicard. OF the Mian-
tonamah. paid an official visit. Then tho
crew were taken on board the Laura NJ.
Starin, where they were welcomed TO
America by the committee and many OF
their own countrymen who live here. After
an elaborate luncheon was served Prof.
Bojesen delivered IN address of welcome.
to which Captain Anderson replied on be-
half tho Norwegian citizens who had the
reproduction of the old viking ship. built.
Joseph II. Choate spoke briefly as
did Seth Low. Captain Sioard and
Elk Commodore Kains. The procession
then formed to take the ship TO Now York.
The boats passed through He'll Cato and
wont down East river chesrcd by thousands
of people on both banks. under the Brook
l,n bridge and rounding the battery passed
up the Hudson to I~wonty.third street.
Hero the viking cast of the towing limo and
putting out thirty-two oars rowed to Thirty
fou.th street whe:e she droppsd anchor.
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ALIAS SUMMONS-IN THE DISTRICT
IA court of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke.
7. T.. Cru,eher. plaintiff. vs.. Sidney A. With
erbee. defendant.
The state OF Montana sends greeting to the
above named defendant:
brought against yen bv the above named plaintitI
in the district court OF tho First judicial district
of the state OF Montana, in and for tho county OF
Lewis and Clarke. and to- answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days. Exclusive OF the
day Of service) after tho service on you OF this
served on: OF this county. but within thlsdistriot,
within twenty days: otherwise within forty Gays,
or Judgment by default will .be taken againstyou
according to the prayer of said complaint.
The haiu action ls drought to recover a juig-
ment against you for the sum of six hundred
note executed by yon to tho plaintiff ON the 18th
day Of } ebrunry. 1881, Tor tho sum Of six hun
dred dollars. and due and payable Six months
after date and bear ,ng interest At tho rate Of one
per cent rer month from date. Said note has q
credit endorsed thereon of Twenty-Five dollars
paid -ept. IL. 1891
Ard you are hereby notified that IL you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, as above
required. the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for tho sum of five hundred and
sevsnty-five dollars. with interest and costs.
GIVEN under my hand and the seal Of tho dis
state Of Montana. in and for the
~0 county OF Lewis and Clarke.
seAl First this 10Th day OF june, in the
Jud. DIST. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred ss and %r niHety,tS,es
BY JESSE KICKER, Deputy Clerk
II. c. Garland. Attorney FOR Pinintiff.
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Ne ~.
APPLICATION ron PATKNT.
q. q LAND OryrcE.
Mvrr1A 1"stssS jnns a. Is3s

HEtlxA LAND .nIsyaiCr,. I
HANNA, AcatanA Juns ., lesa. J
u Sssas al / l e;si:ss st S:;a M His,s ~ .s MS,s,ssss :
laws Of lie state q NoptalA 81 G9Ssso |. ioo..
II ! sss:s1 .sa e | AL Ia. S 81: Az 'i Sisd a. ss spp!ie. !.
TSltistsa Union ssd Golden led:., \. e%iIoisIViy
Nv. ISSs. AN. "a kSo1 respectively. ii:
ssH,s :'s si :'sSs;.d Ia. = E. .sss c h:ie t sauns,, \ g.
the recorder oa9es Of Levi. and Ciasks ooqnty.
:s. h | :: i ! , ~ tom Wy i ssa ssss;' :. q. ss'a as;
No. at?n.tw b.sse . = de- = min v..Sea
C. ecr laa1 Na 1 s1 themes no as S dec 81 min = .ss.s l.
p eosnsr No. I; thence ! 10 az; 2 min :. .sl6a
ii.sesss.SS I. 70 eornst No. !: ts.acs q. deg. u
min ". 400 It to place Of bssinnine. Excepting
aad excladi.g thersfrem all that p9stions q
ground con6icting with survey Nos. ~, lots ma,
Sah. ssC. SD. and survey Nc. 90, lot 7sh.
J eAvins . net area claimed for the Helena lode
Beslnnins, u corner No. 4 Of said survey No.
bssys . " DEE W min ~ see v. bs7.7 It. running
= sH; :sssa : !, . 8 81 e. ?. Il H MIN :; j. II Ri. !. 4 !. to to corner ssrs:r No. Ne.
HNe4: thence q s3dsx 50 min y. 81 5 It to, place
s feI 1 e. %sisi..e Ss onsoa ia: o e. s ss;.s claimed
!, e! ssf s.a% @i Il { . 3ss. 40 ! : f. :. isss | .eis's 8 w;
bears > o. dog " min N 80 y, 0iA09 Il, running
thence n u deg. ~ min y. s47.l It 70 cornor No. !:
thence n 10 deg. = min :. J.lSl Il to corner No. =;
then . ~ deg 50 min . 6H5 Il to corner No. I;
q snce 9 30 dog - min v. l.il6.2ft 70 corner Nos;
3; thence . y deg, y min y. ~ Y e cprnsr No.
2; thence n 81 deg ~ min ", l8aS II to place Ut
beginning. h excepting and exoludinx therefrom
aIthat portion 81 ground In conflict with sur-
vey No 4,2OS, survey No. ga. lot 1SA. survey No.
$3.50. survey No 2.6O6 and the Unaonvillo !odo
(nnsurveysd).. Leaving = net area claimed for
the & oldep lode Of 1i.24 acres:
Upon which claims this notice was posted on
the I'd day Of June. 1s9S.
he sdjolnins claims to the HelsnA lode are:
On tho southwest survey No. Is. Union lode No:
2, lot 51A: on tina north surveys Nos. 4,200 and
4,207., Whitlatch Union and nolden lodes. re-
spectively; on the cast tho Lnionville lods lun-
surveyed); on the south, Union lodes No. 2. sur
yey No. 20. lot S7B, survey No. II lot s3A. survey
$50 lot 10, survey No. 70 lot SRA, survey No. 21
lot 56.
Adjoining the Whitlatch Union lede on the
west survey No sos Little Muddy M. r.. lot
!93; on the north survey No t02 Big Muddy
loie: lot 7SA; on the south survey No. 4,2Oo, hel-
sna lode.
the Unionville lode !unsurvsyed); on tho south
ANY or all persons claiming adversely to said
premises or any part thereof are hereby notified
to present such adverse claims before the expirs-
tion Of this notice OF be debarred forever.
&. A. SWIGGEIT.
Date Of first publication. June 7. 1888.
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Date Of FIRST publication. June Z. 1893.

CUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
p the First judicial district Of the state Of
". i. Phillips, plaintiff. vs.. Joel T. Smith.
The stats q Montana sends greeting to the
You Are hereby required to appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain.
tiff IN the district court of the First judicial lis
e enSat 81 u n i stai: .o I'd a ufssfs. and q 70 on sn. 1"s the
Exclusive Of tho day Of seryice) atIter. tho
this county; or, il served out Of this county, but
within this district. within twenty days; Others
wise within forty days. or Judgment by default
prayer of said complaint.
The said action i brought to obtain a judg..
Ws1t sD Df ia,d t ssS5t CO. S ,saoi1sss y With f inte aas s thsr 81
18th day Of March. 1892. on yonr promissory
TStG l. aa Pbil la. IL K; 1887, sa,d D%D rsssiifi t fot III sle 9s sam Ct ct
500, and providing for said interest and also q
reasonable s%.to.ney's, f e., Of t.1 AK tx dollars dollars an. and
interest ,es thereon At tho rats Sf i psr cent per
annum from tho 18th day Of March. 1852. on your
promissory no,e dated Feb. :, 49,; payable ia
ferred ard endorsed to W. +. hillips. tho said
plaintiff, by said bank, for value. said note pro-
viding for said interest and also 9 reasonable
legal owner and holder Of said notes. all of which
moro fully appears by reference to the said com-
plant, to which you are referred.
And You are hereby notified that X you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. IS above
required, the said plaintiff will take Judgment
against You for the sum of $500 and interest
thereon at the rate Of u per cent per annum
able attorney Zee of $50, and the further gum OF
$50. with interest thereon ct the rate Of ~ Pei
and . reasonable attorneys fee of $40 and oil
court costs.
Given under my hand and the. seal of thu. dis
trict court Of the First judicial district OF tina
state of Montana, in and for the
~- county of Lewis and Clarke,
Seal First this 10th day of June, in the
Jud. Dist. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court eight hundred and ninety; three
-@ JOHN BEAN, Clerk
BY JESSE KICKER, Deputy Clerk.
W. w. Phelps, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR pERMIs.

NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PERMIs-
Az sion to cut ard remove timber from the
public lands of the United otAtes
Notice is hereby given tina. At the expiration Of
this notice, we. the undersigned, George A.
lishburn and jacob Il. Fishburn. OF Fergus
county. Montana, will. pursuant 10 the require
ments Of Foction s OF tho rules and regulations
prescribed by the honorable secretary Of tho in
terror approved May .. 1871. make written ap-
plication to tho honorable secretary of the inter-
Tor for permission to ont and remove fifteen
hundred cords OF wood from the following d.
rcribsd lands situate, lying. and bsing in tho
Lewistown land district in Fergus county, Mon
tana. VIZ:
Tho M Of section !. thes \ of no 4. the NV 4
Of the noh. and tho Q u OF tho nv \ OF 500 .. all
in I II n. r IL o. snd the sw y Of the ss 4 of 500
35. t Is N. r IL Q. embracing IN orea Of $50 acres.
upon which there 10 now situated about 400, COZ
feet of pine timber. That all of thu. said land is
COMPOSED Of high rocky ridges and deep xulliss,
and wholly unfit for agriculture. and not known
TO contain mineral.
GFOEQE A. FISHBURN.
JACOB Il. FISHbURN.
Edgar g. Worden. Attorney for Applicants.
Dated this 18th day Of May, 1893
tixst publication May ~, lS2a
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~ trict court Of the First judicial district oi
the state OF Montana. in and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
ceased
Notice Is hereby given by the undersigned, exc.
W. .Crnwninshield. deceased. to tho credi or. Of.
and all persons having claims against the said
deceased. to exhibit them with the necessary
LEGATION OF this notice to the said executor at
the law on CO Of Messena Eullard. Room &, Gold
Block. in the city Of Helena. In the county Of
Lewis and Clarke. state Of Montana, tho came
bo ng the place for the transaction Of The BUSH
ness Of said estate in the county of Lewis and
Clarke.
BOWDuIN pRADLEE CROwNINsHIELD.
Executor rf the last will and testament OF hem
iamin W. Crowninshield, deceased.
Uatel May %, A. D. 1898.
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MATHEsON & co.


$50 Dor front foot, fno corner lot on Dearborn
block from two electric lines. A tine location
for q residence. This lot has over 1oO feat 'front.'
aye on Dearborn avenue and is $50 feet deep;
s2s per front foot for 1870 feet on reEton ave-
nue.. adjoining hauser addition. -
ss1 per front foot for 100 feet on Fifth avenue.
: per front foot for fifty feet on Broadway
Sl2 per front foot for 5oz140 feet on Ninth ave-
,s1o Per foot for lot sox14o adjoining Flowerree
addition, payable $50 down, $40 per month.
50 per foot for corner 3Oxl40 on hollins ave-
nue.. on electric line.
Sit per foot for lot fronting en- Tenton ard
five years time to purchaser who builds; interest
SIS per foot for lot 5o@125 on Jackson and Lo-
Ss per foot for lot 1oox1so on .Missoula avenue;
good location for any one wishing plenty. OF
room for poultry business: purchaser who bulios
may have throe years time to pay Tor the lot.
DWELLINGS FOR SALE.
Sc ,.Oo-Handsome brick dwelling in Kenwool,
eleven rooms. all modern improvements mn
ished in hard wood.
s.rest. elegant LAWN. trees. lot $4,000; $3.50 down.
S.,S50-s oven room brick and frame dwelling
on Feosta avenue. bath. 1T 5uxl25; $500 down,
So 25O-A commodious brick dwelling with six
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$3.50 down
s ,85O-Neat cottage on Eighth avenue. near
electric line, four rooms, pantry, clo;ets. cellar
city water. lot 25x140; 800 down, 800 per month.
s. ,OO0-Eleven room brick dwelling. moaern.
easy terms.
ss.25o-New. we'll built brick dwelling on east
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lot 42x1tO; will take $1.250 in unimprovsd real
estate, 81, 900 muy remain on the property.
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shed, city water; 500 down. Is per month; lot
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lot $5Ox140: $50 down $15 per month.
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