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THE WRITER

The real name or part OF che real name Of
Maar,n Martens thcpopular Dutch story
writer. o. l. 81. W. Nam der looicn
schwartz.
Mis- Elia Hepwuuh Dixon, the daughter
Of HepNorih Dixon. who i~ making name
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b. also an artist 40 more than ordinary ahu
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Rudyard kipliug sends all bis stories %
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pays Mr. kipling "a stipulated sum for each
story and pockets the profits
Mr. John Fiskc. the well known literary
man, cultivates plants as a recreation dur
ing his intervals of study. Tie has "a small
conservatory with "a number of choice plants
nttache, Co his home in Cambridge.
Garshin. the great Russian realistic writ
or. was victim OF the Russian govern
mcnt's unrtlrnting hatred of uihilism. His
failure To obtain "a respite Tor "a young nj
hiiist caused his death from remorse.
Ibscn dimes every day az the Grand hotel.
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go little table. seldom speaking 60 any
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0rris Employment Agency.
i.a North Main 81 Telsphons
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Man with team 60 take contract hauling ore
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Woman ruok ESQ.
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A LAS SUMMONS IN IHk DISTRICT
n court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana In and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
IliS1 lo.h. plaintiff. vs.. william FOth. de-
fsndAnt
The state OF Montana sends greetins 70 tho
above named defendant
fouArs hereby required 70 appear In an action
brought aEainst you By the above named plaintiff
IN the district court OF the first judicial District
81 the state Of Montana. Ia and Tor the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, aud 20 answer the complaint
HE'D therein, within tan days (exouaive OF the dAy
OF servicel after the service roo Of this sum
mons, neervet within this county or II served ont
Of this county, but within this district, within
twenty day.. otherwise within forty day. or
Judgment by default will b. taken against yor
according 10 the prayer Of said compliant.
he as.1 aetiOn 10 brought to outan eafea
disoiVing this bonds Of mAtrimony here, ofor4
and nov existing bet seen the plaintiff ana the
defendant and that the custody. control ami
the children Of the said parties be adjudgsd to
the plaintin. he grounds on which said judy
ment and decree are claimed is that the defend
Ant Tor more than one rear last past has been
ART. and furthermore that the defendant has
been guilty Of extreme cruelty towards tho
pAintin ever since their marriage AZ is more
fully set out in the complaint nle herein. ref
ersnCe To- Which Is hereby made.
And ron are hsreby notified that II you fail 90
appear ana answer the said complaint above
required. the said plaintiff will Apply to the
court Tor the relief demanded In said Dom plaint
Given under my band and the seal Of the dis
WV '' - ~ stats o. GontanA IN and fS OF s ses
county Of Lewis and Clarke
seal First this 18th day Of April. in the
Jud. List year Of our Lord one thousand
Court } eight HUNDRED and ninsg-ioun
z G. O. BREVMAN. Deputy clerk
=. W. Flsischer attorney for plaintiff.
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foal q Co.. Lowell Mass:
..aieneu:-I ann glad To tcli you that
t@sn given good health hy Hoods
r.,a. For t'rcc years I was an in
s.1.ruE iarrH' fau
.}crvousnoss and L-'nenoss.
.. -stefrnr. ! could ua. Ie.- fae least
aaI . haI % valE With c,utehrs Tor
l.Htls as ] could not put One Of my feet
.a a..r. Physicians Old NOT 90 nae any
..f. s8a friend told me 20 PET Hoods Sur-
4H.,a. tut
said There Was No use.
Iiaa-Fer. auc- taHh.u. t... matter over. 10
r...lt. give Do % TRIAL, and have taken SIX
bottles 81. lio1t's apul.l and the re-
fI.t ! am well as aHy oae could wish
H..aaI eaa 11 .ay sind Of varh. ado
e.H my ..eais tl take Hoods sa-,apl-
ra fr ] believe 10 uI to them good"
'i.ss Srsir uuu-1N. Cotton. California
sood'5 Pills care liver iis. c1us.lrauon,
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t.O SAIL. $50 SPANS or GOOD
horses and two wasona ADply 10 Marcus
nor. lnte-ratiora hotel
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" ANrED- SAILMAKEk OR SAILOR TO
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ToN AN NIscELLANLoU,.

EOE THREE FOUR-HOR,E TEAMs
with quartz wagon. favorable terms 20
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lumber cattle or real estate. ". 5. Dodge.
Winston. Mont
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fOIt REM l.LLING~.
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/, OK REN -HEnBERI J.. REED CO.,
Montana bans have l3- Dom mansion. I'M
equalled by any rental property, in nnish and
Appointments. only as pr month.
FOR KENT - GLOON COTTAGE, WITH
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t.eed a. o., montana bank.
! OR Rim HE a3cII % IEFD & co,
ground floor noltans bank huilding have
the largest let u houses AMI stores ia the city.
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THE MARKETS.

Sis dollars Will bus lo-pieca chinA les 70
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Special harEains in ladies muslin underwear
A. be Bee Hive This wcek.
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Sal first
aud Iiist.
Court.

b q. q. IHEEnAS. Deputy Clerk
/. farhcr feaEey. attornoy for plaintiff
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SAVED by A DOLLAR.

nelens. alaY ! 1874
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Leading Hotels Of Helena

first-class house on he European or Amori-
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IL every particular First- ease table.
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btate OF Montana. in and Tor tn
N county Of Lewis and Clarke
I seal First this SGT day Of October. Il
4 Jud. Dist tho year Of our Lord one thous
\ Court and eight hundred and ninety
---r thfea
JOHN BEAN Clerk
BY JESS G. Kicker. Deputy lsrk
ha-seua BullArd. attorney for p4aintih.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
FINE SHOOTING AT RIVERTON.
WEIGH WINS THE PRIZE AFTER CLOSE CON
TEST WITH FINIETTER.


WEIGH WINS THE PRIZE AFTER CLOSE con-
TEST WITH FINLETTER.
Philadelphia. Aug. 22.-The Riverton. challenge
plate for live-pigeon shooting won again to-day
by Robert S WEIGH his opponent this time being
Leonard Finletter. Welch by one bird. the
score being 81 to 90. The match shot on the
Riverton On. j. Gun Club grounds and proved to
be the exciting of all the contests for the
famous prize Welch won but 1t was not until
within plain sight of the last that he captured the
lead after having trailed along behind for nearly
nne-tenths Of the time. Flnetter shot well from
and made two misses In the first three shots he
took the lead. He killed straight forty-sx. but
after that his work much more uncertain. and
Welch settled down and did grand work toward
the end he gradually overhaued his youthful antag
onist. Ii n great contest of skill. and the ex-
perience of Wech turned the tide in his favor A.
seemed TO dishearten Finletter. who missed az
eighty-five and eighty nine. giving Welch LEAD or
two al ninety The latter lost couple in the last
ten but Finletter let easy one get away and was
hopeessly lost
This was the eighth contest for the plate and
We.ch has five victories to his credit against
the sixth time also that the prize was won by
After the match C. c. Thomas and T. s. Dando
shot a match for the Riverton members champion
ship plate. 1t handicap Thomas being al
lowed stand at twenty-six yards. while pando
stood at thirty. and the former was also allowed
TO shoot at fifty-four birds. against fifty for Dando
They tied at fortyseven each. and In the shoot on
Dando won by killing nine birds to Thomass eight
Summary: Welch had sixteen drivers sixty right
quarterers, eighteen left quarterers. three incomers
and three turner's. He used his second barrel
thirteen times 10 kill and hfty-egnt for safety
Fnletter had twenty drivers. forty right
corners and two turner's. He used his second barrel
fifteen times kill and sixiy-one times FOR safety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
UOPSE AND CARRTA GE TRADE "Oih"'

The many patrons OF the carriage mouse Oh '" ~ "a
GRAY. No 20 wooster-st will be alad TO rear" 'nas
,'..t,. the summer months Mr. Gray mas
uu''"o ,,,, overhau,ed his spacious repository anu
a,o of the numerous improvements are 10 D.
naan at glance the most important OF when Is
the new electric passenger and reign . ,"r oUs
' means no more climbing OF stairs lot Cu
VIM. This one feature alone VT increase MI
Cravs business great deal The stock OF Sgn, Do
has also ed sye of carriage and
includes eveis which are OF perfect build ana worh
nmanship in every particSuada'' No IKE West Twenty
,brds entirely s new 'H the rear one
Of rved and it then leaves the 6oa% Ii +, has
inches lick seats b9dy esrns se CORD
with black, mhv Co. OF Newark. j., say v se
the orders for carras are still coming n and that
this a re ppreparn for good a work IF
floors are and as DURABILITY the breppshams
of the house this year especially w'''h'
eta attention.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23

inlaaeipha November a. University OF Michigan
IN detroit; Thanksgiving Day. Lehigh in Ithaca.
Inc hrst game the New-York City people viii
princeton, which VIII be played at Manhattan Field
OH oe'ooer 70 A number of the Cornell candidates
are now IN training in Ithaca. but regular pactice
VII not begin until September l. at which time all
edruoates are ordered 10 Ithaca for regular training
Inc swimming championships of the Amateur Ath-
leiic Union will be held in connection with the an
huai ne.d and track championship of the Amateur
SATURDAY; September Is. To give the competitors an
opportunity for rest. contests will be held in
tne morning and two in the afternoon. The 100
yaros VIII be called about 10 o'clock a. m and the
mile will be called at 2:l5 and the onemle AT the
$50 O'Clock. anu
Chairman Sullivan. of the New-Jersey Athletic
and bicyc:e races that are to be he'd in connection
with the "O.ympad' that is to be he'd at Bergen
Point on Labor Day. Besides the open handicaps
there Will be ma ch race over the l2Oyards hurdle
has also been invited to compete. Entries cose with
August %
The popularity Of the eighty m.e novice run next
surpassed al expectations OF the committee In
charge OF the arrangements. At Secretary Nc
Laughins home No. 70 Washington Place entries
are coming in every evening and extra arrange
ments have been made at the hotels and places of
rest for the accommodation of all. feature OF the
run VII. be the number OF women riders in line;
twenty having already entered. a number OF out
of-town clubs have entered their members. that
the run VIII now lose all semb.ance of local affair
as was first intended. AT present il looks though
$50 entries would be in by tomorrow evening. and II
so the committee will c.ose its books. Il viii not
De aole 10 accommodate any larger number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
When the Liver Reprima nds Us

so' neglect Of It by incting upon sick headache
" dyeins the skin yellow. coating the tongue with iu'
producing vertigo pains in the right side and sourins the
"sa'h little less than lunatics II we disregard
inc chasisement II call Hosetters Stomach Bitters
70 our aid tranquility and health follow speedily and
WIN ihs departure Of the symptoms mentioned departs
o irssuarty tho bowels which invariably attends
axorder Of liver maaria complaints the liver Is
s"ays Involved and IL IL fortunate Circumstance that
mn hne bilious medicine is also the finest specific in
existence for every Of maiaria disease Nor
- emcacious for dyspepsia. failure OF appetite ana
strength. and rheumatic tendency It re-
US the ability TO Sleep and greatly promotes con-
'sseSeencs after wasting diseassA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
GAMES In OTHER CITIES.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22-The Phi!lies ker: up inc.
winning streak today b. beating Baltimore III u"
best game Played here this season. ,n was T the
played throughout but after the hrst ,niiIite yere
Or'olss coud 40 nothing with Taylor. There WEIR
$50 people present. and the weather was hhe. score
Philadelphia .................0 -
Baltimore .....................Z "
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, Baltimore D. Errorsr
Philadelphia l. Baltimore Batteriefy-m niyee 80 :
Clements and Buckley; Inks and Clarke 'i"p'''
campbell and Belts.
Boston, Mass. Aug. 22-Comiskey tried fournier'
New-England League pitcher in the no* 'o-uas,
and the champions had hard work to 90 ahy,n'"s y,
with him HIS bases on balls and lucky NJ, y.
Sanzei's In the eighth inning beat MN; smith !
batting Cancels throwing to bases anu =, Do -
work snort we're The features of the c9ntesd
io,' has been suspended and Sent nome '''
ea work Attendance 1910 Score; G
Boston ...O 0 0
cincinnati ......................o pos
sasehi,s-Bos,on 10, Cincinnati II; End Camel:
f'urnler and Murphy Umpires-Dwyer anu ''''e''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
PARKER DEFEATS ROWLAND.
THE YALE MAN LOST THREE STRAIGHT SETS TO

THE YALE MAN LOST THREE STRAIGHT SETS TO
THE NETWORK CRACK-oTHER MATCHES.
Newport r. l.. Aug. % (Spec!aD-After the attrac-
ton OF a pionship match on the frst Gay theFe
was little interest as a rule taken in the tennis
singles to-day. for they were generally SO onesioen
as to be dull There were some EXCEPTIONS ho"e'tI'
The match between John Rowland. OF Yale. and W.
Gordon Parker Of New-York was the attraction OF
the day Parker secured the victory, winning -
a. e. Howand's recent good form maze MN
the favorite but Parkers steady net game com
blned with hard driving. was too much Tor 'he lae
man His lobbing also excellent ho"''''' >
NAV was poor at times. and Parker placer a'ou'''
him not giving him chance to SMASH in's ~, .
Parker only Thomson and Read to peat oe''''
reaching the semi-hna.s .x.o ,ov. clar-
f. p Fischer Parker's running mate g1 az, ,,mn
o,re Hobart quite a scare in their ma'ch ny III,
ing into the lead 81 the hrst SCI, ne I'm me Wo
only one point for the set sevefs "a, n. won the
hart rallied enough to prevent H. ana NJ WI" Wv
Again in the two sets Fis Sn cTedltable
getting four games In each MAKING
Goodscdy the Irish PLAYER made aaS h pay nG'
matches winning each easily in , rnnee the Pacnc
rnast ard George r Brown. jr Of Boston i@ a,
before him In the afternoon; The irish"a" wv NV
let nsse succeeded in winning the first set from
Nalcolr, Chace but after that he was not j" '"'
s4 The summary Of the days play follows:
preliminary rourd-M F. Goodbody beat r. A. Rowan
e-s GO. 81 49,, ,,..,,ra 4
Era s I?" e cTarln beat ' { BRADLEY ~ ~
p Read , beat %os C. \ cTo' Rowland % ~ 6
s%' ~, q % a. 2:o's%s' 59'
Herrief "a .s g n Hs' r. 'f e. cutting Ut
s-i.S-i: W 4 Lsrned boat y u LGrd C. r 70 r SANDS
ssa NieT smith "a 81 y qho GnaSs S sss'
ION 1 beat paV V. McKttrick. 90. 60 O. Ga
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement ana 'emu'
TO personal enjoyment when righ'iy uSe'
many. who live better than others ana e"'0'
no more with less expenditure. by more
promptly adapting the worlds best products "
the needs of physical being. Will attest '"e '"'uo
TO health Of the pure liquid laXailne ~
embraced In the remedy syrup OF r!ss - tho
It's excellence is due to It's preseii.nt az ,osta
form most acceptable and pleasant TO .ne aaSo ~
the refreshing and truly beneficial properties VI
Wv r,aot Ia yative. e0ectually cleansing the sys.
tenn dispelllng colds, headaches and levers, ana
permanently curing constipation IL mas -, given n'
,rowaI az tho medical profession because IL acts
on the kidneys Liver and Bowels Without ~ea ar
ening them and it is perfectly free from every
Objectionable substance ,.,.,.,s T., ,oc
Svrup of Figs is for sale by AL druggists IN o.,
and 81 bottles, but 1t is manufactured by tne
California Fig Syrup Co. only whose h" ~,
nrinted on every package. also the name, syrup
Of Figs. and being well informed, YOU WILL ho'
accept aay substitute II offered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
,,,,r, rpoN TWENTY CLUBS TO RACE.

On Labor Day the annual joint regatta Oh 'i'e
,ast small yachts from over twenty clubs wn,sn
form the New-York Yacht Racing Assoc'a.'0"
takes place In this interesting contest owe.
hundred yachts. divided into eighteen c'a Is,ann
pa tho course is through the Upper Bay INTO o ,ns
Lower Bay and back The iron m"ke the
,na;nos: Leaves Twenty second,st No ann a M
leaves Ffe sSr cy H 70 o. m leaves Pier
No l. North River. 1920 a; m nd tbev can be
The price of tickets IS 80 csn.s viii be refresh
had at the above landings '"e'o "
,,aants and music on board
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
Az ELECTRIC STORM IMPENDING.

baltimore Aug PA big deal which promises 70
be the beginning OF a lively fight in electric matters
Is reported to have been contaminated here to-day
The Wenstrom Electric Company. OF Baltimore
which has a capital stock of S,ooW has sofa out
TO the Fort Wayne Electric Corporation OF ror'
Wayne Ind. This deal puts the Fort wayne |o"'-
many in control OF patents which. 1t is said are
80, ,rfr,ryed unon by other electric manufacture
ers and the Fort Wayne company WILL t Is saio.
Immediately begin an active tight upon an VINO are
renor,ed as Infringing Ii Is understood that this
means a fight to the death between the FORT "ayhs
neople ard the General Electric Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23

Armitage. I07...................... .tsims)
Tme-1:2
Betting-Pochino. I TO 5; Armitage TO >.
Fifth race-Titan course. 400 yards. Purse $500
Backhawk, by Hyder Ali-Mss Clay. 100 d..
- Or. DoggeO
Harry Alamo I07 ..................(De lehanty) .
Shadow Hardy Fox Vespasan and Sam Bryant also
Time %.
Bettng-Blackhawk. TO 1 and TO 10; Harry Aonzo.
and to ?. Solitaire. 30 TO and 10 to l. Shadow.
Hardy Fox. 70 and TO .; Nespasian,
40 / and ~ to Sam Bryant. 100 to and 20 to l.
Sixth race-One mile and sixteenth. Purse 5000
Benedict. by Pirate Of Penzance-Feipa, 1o3 io.:...
(HamiltOn)
Connors. VI
Time :53t.
Dettiny-Benedict. 1 to 10: connors. TO l.
Seventh race-Six furlongs Match 800 each. $1,000
added
sCienmoyne by Gl.neg-Moync 40 n. .diamIton) !
Stoneneif IFS tSims)
Time--I:l5h
sFnished first disqualified and stonenell placed first
Betting-Genmoyne TO 10: Stonenell, il 20 TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
NOTES AND COMMENTS.

The New-York and Louisville teams VIII play at
the Polo Grounds to-day
The benefit to Charles Bennett the o'u ~
catcher who had his legs cut off in a railroao
,cedent will be held ia Boston next Moiiuas'
al King raised 500 in the stock also feerward
On mick" Engle will forward a like amour
Frank Mckee yesterday presented TO the ., IN
Club gigantic bat. measuring nearly siH i,nn,ng
enr,b 1ange used the bat in the eightn lnf,ins
ana the Situation would have been pccuIai o' az
had he made hit and any runs hau oee'
TIA; inning l., cha o5-cent
The local admirers Of Burke In the Ttb a
Neacheres yesterday presenter 'hei ''''
hndsome bouquet of flowers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
TENNIS ON STATEN ISLAND.

Tho singles OF the tennis tournament OF INV
s,a,a, Island Cricket Club were finished yester
dav, G. A. Willis met W. s. Calender In the ma,
round. willis took the lead in the hrst SET anu, M
malhtain ,a q nive Calender a large handicap ne
never once his nerve in fnf' co ms The
a., sat gent TO Willis 6-3. ana the secoih
after deuce had been called once also VEN most ot
This cot unnerved Calender. for ne lost no ne
IN! ms roints in the following set by KNOCKING D"i'
ont OF court and losing, 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-23
IN THE FIELD OF SPORTS.

The Cornell University Football Association mo-
Just completed It's schedule as follows: Sep'e'"o ~
:" Syracuse University. In Ithaca September 50"
syracuse Athletics. In Ithaca; October o. Union -
.aaea October l3. Lafayette. in Ithaca oN.ooe'
~ Princeton. in New-York City; October q" n"
Yard. In New-York City: November 3. University OF
Michigan, in Ithaca; November TO- Williams. In Al
oahy: November H. University OF Pennsylvania, IN