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ALIAS SuMMONS-IN THE pISTRICT
n court Of the First judicial district of tho
state OF Montana in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke.
Csrrie Hazelton, plaintiff. VS.. Harry Hazelton.
defendant.
The state H Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant:
You gre 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 tho state of Montana, in and for the county OF
Lewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
fled therein within ten days exclusive OF the day
mons, if served within this county: ar. II 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 tho prayer of said complaint
The said action is brought 10 obtain . decree
of absolute divorce from you. Complaint al
leges marriage Oct. rs, 1850, and adultery by you
in tho city OF Helena, and state OF Montana. with
persons unknown to plaintiff. and that the
plaintiff has not lived or cohnbited with You
since her knowledge Of such adultery. FOR tur-
Their particulars REQ copy OF complaint on file.
And you ure he reby notified that If you fail to
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
for the relief in the complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and tho seal of tho DIS
trict court OF the First judicial district OF tho
stats of Montana, in and for tho
c-t-~ county of Lewis and Clarke.
feal First this 18th day OF June, in the
Jud. ] ist. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court. eight hundred md ninety-three.
- JOHN BEAN. Clerk
BY JESSE Kicker. Leputy Clerk.
7. l. Crutcher. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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BLuNDERs BY NoyELIsTs.
Absurd,tics Written by George Eliot
Dickens and Verne.

A~bsurditics Written by George Eliot,
Dickens and Verne.
Tho romances OF Jules Verne are crsmmed
with the most delicious scientific ahsurdi-
ties, which are introduced with a chow Of
ponde,ous learning and q pretense OF
mathematical e~xnctness than render them
al! tho moro enjoyable. Az however. these
nre not meant to be ANYTHING but absurdi.
them with the mistakes unconsciously
made. the result either OF ignorance or
carelessnoss. Quito different, however,
Is tho droll error made by the
grent romancer In Round tho World
in Eighty Days." when he describes his
clocks we're striking $3.50 O'Clock. This
must have been an instance of momentary
obliviousneas, for clocks do not IA n ruls
strike at this number OF moments before
the hour. such q mistake in q scientific
romance is calculated to destroy all faith
in the accuracy OF human nature. This,
however, Ia but q tritls when compared with
ths blundcrs sometimes made by writers
who lay no claim to %soientiic a~ttainmenta.
Dickens famous case of spontaneous COM
bustion described in "Blsak House" is
an instance in point. II Is absolutely
combustion ever did or ever could
take place, and though Dickens made a he
roic effort to show such u thing was possi-
BILE. he was finally forced to admit his error,
and, 10 Ia said, thought OF revising HIS
novel, even after 1t had appeared in print.
and bringing about the catastrophe by
some other msnns. George Elliot, in the
"Mill on tho Floss" has introduced an
equal absurdity in causing the frail boat OF
the heroine to DO overwhelmed by a mass Of
floating debris that was moving faster than
the frail craft. When both were propelled
by tho same current. such a thing was a
physical impossibility ST.. Louis Globe
Democrat.
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EMPEROR WILLIAMS ROMANCE.
Where tho Rulcr OF Germany Found Hi
Rrldn

Where tho Ruler OF Germany Found His
Bride.
When I was last summer in Denmark,
says the Paris correspondent of Truth. I
went to Primkenau. where tho dukes of
Aueustenburg had their last residence.
The Empress Augusta Victoria was born
and brought up there. The empress had
known, I was told by a member of the little
ducal court. the emperor in childhood. But
going to Cassel and then to Bonn as a
student he lost sight of her, The acquaint-
ance was renewed under romantic clrcum-
stances. When he was 20 or thereabouts
he was sent in the early summer on n tour
to Holstein, and extended it to Primkenau.
The young princess was q finely grown girl,
and blooming aH Il rose. She somehow
heard who was coming. and dressed in her
bcst to receive him. Growing tired of wait
ing she got into G hammock swinging in an
arbor. which WAS scented with freshly blown
lilac. There she fell asleep.
The wandering prince came by the arbor.
saw the sleeping beauty and Yves conquered.
II is said that as he was gazing on her she
was dreaming that. more fortunate than
her mother. she was being waited a mag
nificent throne, and that an imperial crown
had descended'on her head. William did
not mean to disturb the sleeping beauty. but,
a. u6uhI, uo Wdb u uuI1OIO dLu tIe uEuH-
oinR of his sword on tho asphalt of the sum-
m%er-houss and the clanking of his spurs
betrayed him. She awoke and saw o paw
of eyes that looked love at hers. and then
she rushed away toward the residence.
Presently her governness came to tell he,
shat the crown prince of Prussia WAS there.
Her mother, the duchess dowager, being i'll.
it aevolved on Augusta Victoria to do the
honors. She fastened to welcome the il.
lustrious visitor. He lost no time in de-
claring himself her lover, and they were
engaged before no left the house.
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Ihnckerny,s 0dd Plumbers.

Ia confusing the characters 1hnckeray
was PERHAPS moro unfortunate than most
writer's of his kind. and he himself has
borne testimony to the number and or lev
ousness OF his own shortcomings. "As
sure ga i read Il page of my own compost :
ton ! find Il fault or two-half a dozen.
Jones is called Brown. Blown, who 10
dead. is brought to life. Aghast, and
months after the number was printed, | snw
! had called Philip Firmin Give New
come. Now, Give Newcome is the hero of
another story by the readers most obodient
servant. The Two men are as different in
my minds eye as lord Pnlmeraton and
Mr.. Dis,neli, let us say" In one place he
revived LAZY Kew after having busied her;
the elder hewcome ia one page designated
major, OF another colonel. Jack Balsizs n.
one tima 10 designated Charles, and Mrs.
Raymond Gray in one place Emily. becomes
in another Fanny.-St. Louis Globe. Demo
er.t
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MAPPING OUT OCEAN CURRENTS
"Bottie Papers"' Employed in Securing
Valuable Information.

Valuable Information,
In order to add to the exact knowledge
of ocean currents there ore forms which
are called "bottle pape g." On these llttle
papers an invitation. in elk Languages. is
extended to the masters of vessels to enter
occasionally upon the proper lines of the
form the name of the vessel and her cap
tain, the date and the ships position. and
then to seal the paper in II bottle nnd cast it
into the sea. In other lines of this form O
requCst is made. in the same six languages,
TINT the finder will write clearly the exact
place whe e, and date when, any bottle
was pioied up. nnd by whom. and then
forward it to tho photographic Office in
Washington or to nny of orr consulates
abroad. These bottles. of course, drift in
the ocean currents. Some are picked up
soon after they n 0 thrown overheard, 9TH
ers drift for moro than n year before being
recovered. They fu nish valuable records
for more correctly fixing the currents al
ready known. Day after day these reports
ate received by the meteorological Office:
each one 10 acknowledged promptly and
then given to the staff of workers. known ns
nautical experts. The result of their labor
is TINT on the last day OF every month ia
issuoi n chart, on which appears ali the in
formation received during the month that
has gone. Tho chart, then, contains IL re-
vi W of the past month and e. forecast for
the mouth that is to follow. st. Nicholas.
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Professional jail Rirds.

The French nre a practical people. For
many years it has been the custom for the
more explosive Partisan editors to keep a
ghost around the corner. Generally the
ghost is slipping absinthe at the nearest
cafe. But he 10 the titular editor. And
md whom the paper falls foul of tho
authorities and the editor has to 60 TO Jail
it il the ghost round the corner that goes.
Tit scheme Is convenient. Justice
is satisfied, and the paper comes
out as usual. There is an established
bureau in the ltue Druot, with o
register and a tariff. for the supply
of doubles" for wealthy citizens who are
averse to hard labor. 1t does Il ve'y thrlv-
ing business and does not limit its re-
sources to catering solely to the require
ments Of newspaper men. Any gay young
dude who falls foul of the police san. by q
little judicious sparring, SIND round to the
bureau for q substitute, who for q dollar a
day, payable in advance. will take his
place in prison and do tho allotted time
meted out for venal offonses. For higher
grades of punishment tho tariff is n little
mo g md usually comprises an extra sum
of $40 for n new suit of clothes upon re-
lease from iai!.-Chicago Herald
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Far.jeon, tho Novelist.

Not all novelists take an absorbing inter
est in the fictitious characters created by
them. but many Of them. especially of the
better GLASS. do. Dickens is said to have
been US deeply affected by the pathetic
scenes imagined and described by himself
Us have been his readers. Similar stories
are told of other well-known authors of
fiction. When BENJAMIN l.. Farjeon, the
English novelist, was in this country some
fifteen years ago he said when he was writ
Ing Joshua Marvcl' he actually fell in
love with tbs heroine. For the purpose o.
the story 1t became necessary that she
should die. so affected was no by the death
scene that after he had written the las.
sentence he tainted away and remained un-
conscious for an hour. When he nwoke the
inst words lie spoke to o brother, who was
staining beside him. were: II loved her.
Farjeon was born in London in May. 1884.
Chicago Exchange.
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IS SEMENT NOTICE THE LEO MINING
"A nud Milling Company OF Montana; works
silver Bow connty. Montana.
Notice is III hereby given that at a meeting Of
~trusteea of said company hold on the 2th day Of
was levied upon the capita! stock. Of fnii com .
pany. payable on tn 3D. day OF July. 1898, to John
i. Meyer. secretary of said company OF the office
of the Leo Mining and Milling company of Mon
tana. room 70. 410 building. st.
Louis, Mo.
ANY stock upon which said assessment shall re-
main unpaid on the 10th day Of July, 1883. shall
bs deemed do inausnt. and will BIO duly ndycr-
tised for salo q. public auction. and nnless pny.
OF Auau.t, 1898, Z, pay this delinquent nssess.
ment. together with the costs Of advertising and
eIpcn,es of sale. JOHN p. hEYEf.
Secretary Of said Company.
Room No. 40 Commercial Building. St Louis
No., Office of aid Company,
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-IN THE Dis
~ trict couFt Of tho First judicial di.trict d
the state Of Montana. In and for the county
Of Lewis and Clarke.
kstets Of benjamin w. Crowninshield. do
ceased
Notice Il hereby given BY the undersigned, exe.
cutoF Of the last viii and Testament of Hen jamiu
w. Crnwninrhield. deceased. to the credit or. Of.
and all persons having claims against tho So Id
deceased, to exhibit them with tho necessary
vouchers within ten months after the frat pub
LEGATION OF thiss notice TO tho said executor at
tho law on CO If MssFen. Euilard. hoom 8. Gold
Block. in the city at Helena. in the county Of
awis and Clarke. state Il Montana. tho cams
BONG the place tor tho Transaction OF tho bust
ness of said estate in the county Of Lewis aud
Clarke.
BOWDoIN nRADLEE CROwNINsHIELD.
Executor RI tho last will and testament OF ben
3smin W. Crowni6shisld. deceased.
Dated Aay 20. A. D. 1893.
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THE DOCUMENTS WERE FORGED.

An Editor Who Printed Thorn and the
Man Who Forged Them Arrested.
PARIS, June 23.-Dncret, editor Of Co.
oarde. which published the story concern
ing the documents stolen from the British
embassy. and Norton. supposed to be the
forger of the same documents, were ar
sested to-day.
Ernest Vale presented in the depu-
ties to-day the report Of the commits
sion of inquiry into the Panama soan-
dnls. The report exculpates from all
hiame NJ. DeFreycinnet. ex-minister of
war, and M. Floques, ex-president Of the
chamber OF deputies. II pronounced false
in every particular the story that 10i depu-
ties were bought with Panama money.
LONDON, June 23.-The matter of the
documents that the Paris B~oulangist organ.
Cocarde, alleged had been stolen from the
British embassy in Paris came up in the
to-day. Sir Edward Grey. par
liamentary secretary for the foreign
office, replied that no documents had been
stolen from the British embassy. He added
that the documents Millevoye had road
we're gross forgeries and he did not know
from where OF BY whom the foigeries had
been supplied.
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MATHEsON d ca.

MATHEsON y CO.
*s.sso-Ssx bsisr d~slnns IN e..s :iss> hsii'
seven good sizsd rooms, three closets. i pantry.
for $500 per annum.. Owner will take. II for !
year at $500 and deduct the amount from the
price, thus leaving the net price 1880.
&S50--Neat house and lot In Depot addition;
house 10 l4xS8 and has three rooms 12xi4. city
these houses and II ali three are taken will make
$4,000 Fine brick dwelling. on Eleventh ave-
nue.. With five large rooms and summer kitchen
down stairs; upstairs not completed. but SPACE
enough Tor four large rooms; amply supplied
c with e'3 9ma id panty hayin well fro sna city y wa 1de ia lsre en
Eleventh avenue, and lao feet deep; large lawn
treee. bushes, otc.
hall, seven rooms. pantry, closets. lot 42xl00:
$100 down, &25 per month.
$2,s.0-Attractive double dwelling on Rodney
street having five rooms on either side, sewer con-
~nection, city water. large lawn, trees and vines.
fine stone wall, in fact one of the most homelike
houses in the city: lot ifty-thrse feet front and
$%4,oOO-For hotel property near the Northern
Pacific depot, including all furniture and Tx
lures, twenty-five rooms completely furnishes;
attend to it being engaged in other business,
1920 down.. balance to suit purchaser.
", l00-Neat brick dwelling on east side near
Closets. city water. lot Axis with alley; $l,0UO
down; balance on time at six per cent:
SVCO- Neat three room brick dwelling on
Breckenridge. lot 42x1oO. with stable; $500 down
UNIMPROVED PROPERTY.
50 10 per front foot for 100 feet on Benton ave.
nue. within fifty feet from electric line. Pur-
chaser who builds may have three to five years
time to pay for the lots. interest seven per cent.
$1,000 for ten lots in kenck addition. AT this
price there Is . fair chance to double the invest
Ment in a year.
$500 each for two lots on Feosta avenue near
Benton.
$125-Good level lot on Sparta street b0x14O.
city water.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
6ilt-edged stock in sheep company TO trade
for dwelling in Helena.
MATIiESON Il CO.,
Gold block.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS.

New York. June 23.--Bar silver. s1M.
Coppsr-Quiet: lake SiGtO.
Lead-Steady: domestic, SS57h.
The stock market was weak and unsettled to-
day. The bears jumped on the market from the
opening and depressed prices A@1M per cent.
but a rally promptly followed and for . time
speculation ruled tolerably firm. Eank failures
on the coast. however. combined with the strin-
sency in the local money market, and the fail
ure of the Reading plan of readjustment started
up q fresh selling movement as the day ad-
yanced and in several instances important de-
clines were recorded.
1overnments-tirmer. -s
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Notice In hereby given that fivo per eentum on
tho capital stock OF tho Montana Alidlsnd hni,,
way company having been su bscribea, there VIII
pany a. room a. Montana National fank build
ing, at 10 o'clock a. M. on the 18th day OF July:
tho said company. Dated Helena. Mont. June
II. 1903. A. Freeman footo, John. ID. Wilson.
Cutler Whitney. Arthur q. lombard.
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The Cigarette Don't Go.

SEATTLE, WASH, June 23.-The United
States circuit court has decided that the
state anti cigarotte law is unconstitutional,
being i'll contravention of the constitution
of the United States.
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A cond,tiona, sh ut Down.

LONDON. June 23.-It is rumored that the
Herahell committee proposes to close the
Indian mints conditioned on the repeal Of
the Sherman act.
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the purpose OF monopolizinR trade. Judge
Mcdonnell did not make a decision In che
case, but ordered tho jury to find a verdict
FOR tho plaintiff. The Judge declared that
defendant had not shown from the evidence
facts which would sustain his allegations.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS; ESTATE OF

Notice is hereby given by tho undersigned, nd-
miHistratrix of tho estats of Margaret Durnen,
deceased. TO tho rreditors Of and all persons
having claims against the SAID deceased, TO ex-
slhit then, WIN thn necessary vouchers, within
tico. to the faid ADMINISTRATIVE at tho Office
of II. II. goldman in Townsend. MeAgher coun.
Transaction OF tho business Of raid estate.
MAkY LANAHAN,
Administrator Of tho estate Of Margaret Durnen.
doc asad.
Lated May n. 1899.
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ITO JOHN VOTERS. LATE OF EAST
L Helena, state of Montana-iou are hereby
notified that a final rule for divorce has boon
granted against you at the suit OF Augu.ta VOL
tiers. your vito. which will be heard in the court
Pennsylvania, of March term, 1891. No. Ii, on
Saturday, Juy Il, a. d. 1885,. at 10 o clock a. m,
on which day you may appear and show cause,
if any you have, why such divorce should not bs
granted against you.
WILLIAM Il. JOHNSON,
l32 So. Sixth street. Philadelphia, Attorney for
IibellAnt
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The socl., DEMOCRATS Gaining.

BERLIN, Jude 23.-The second ballot in
Leipsic to-day resulted in the election of a
national liberal. The second ballots in
Elberfeld. Frankfort and Solingsn resulted
in the election of social democrats.
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Provide yourself with q macintosh il you arc
going to the Worlds fair, as you cannot be en-
cumberei with an umbrella at all tunes. The
bee Hive has a special sale on those goods this
week and all will do vol. to avail themselves Of
these bargains.
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NOVeruih6HIB- TITIIIer'
Petroleum Merely nominal.

Money on call active ranging from 1920 Per
cent; closed offered 20 per cent; prime mercantile
paper COS per cent. sterling exchange weaker
with actual business in bankers bills at f4.e2A
@4.S3 for sixty-days and $4.AA@4.65 Tor DE-
uemand. ,m.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. @E
CHICAGO. June 3.-Cattle-Receipts. 5000
steady to trife higher; top steers to-day. N.90e
5 Is; fair to good, 81 50@4.8O; Texans. S2.S5@
Alb: others. u. 75dl4.2 %.
hogs-keceipts 10 0OO; active. triae higher
than yesterdays close; mixed and packers, St. II
as. 49,; heay5 and butchers weights. s6.4Og6.50
light, S6,40a6.50.
sheep Receipts 1000: steady, natives. 81. 25G
5.25; texans. s3.:0A4.5O; Westerns, $4.70A5.O 5'
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. June 23.-Wheat-Easy; cash. 64ssc
July, 641c.
Corn-Lower: cash. 40Ac: July, 40Hc.
O~ats-Easy: cash, Soc; July. 29c.
Earley-NUminal.
Pork-steady; Cash, 1925; September. 800 20
ard-eteady; cash, S9.65; September. $1,000.
~Ribs-Steady; each. s. 97ta; september. xa.S2K
Shoulders-.H IS. U0AA 50.
short Gle ar-$9. BOA 9. Is.
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Tor RFNT-LARGE WE'LL FURNISHED
1 rooms, single OF en- suite; all modern i'm
provoments; by day, week or month. Homer
block, corner ark avenue and Clarke street.
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Sarah Bernharde Loses Her Jewels.

VALPARAISO, June ga correspondent
in Rio Janeiro teleeraphs that Sarah Bern
hardt has been robbed Of jewels OF the
value of 300, 900 francs in the Brazilian
capital.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
Location central; terms reasonable. 81
Park ave-.