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al ones you meet every day. think !
have a touch Of the Bohemian about me.
! cannot make my parents responsible
for IL, because they are emlnenty cor
rect. as you know, but one of these days
j shall investigate the career Of some OF
my ancestors. for | doubt not that they
are to blame. ] am sure they knew how
TO get the best out Of life. and ! iind It
hard that they bequeathcd me their
restlessness without the power of graft
flying IT."
She had become quite interested In
her subject and failed to notice the
change In her listeners expression.
'It is "A pity we have only one life to
live. Is ii not? | could easily enjoy Two.
The dull, everyday one We live To please
the world, and another broader exist
ence where conscience is not ruling
factor, and where we can rey"l In those
pleasures consentionality denies us now.
You sce'-lauEhing have IN" spirit
Of the age, the investigating intellect
that Will not be put OF with platitudgs,
He looked at her thoughtfully. How
pretty she was, and how pure looklns
The freight fiickered on her. mobile
face, her eyes shonc and the lips that
were yoicins such dangerous sontiments
earnest? Did she really mean what ste
said, or she was trying to draw him out
and discover What his own opinions
woie? He would give her the beneht or
the doubt.
You dor't mean all that" he said.
you have gotten of those views be-
fore, and people who cared nothing at
all for you doubtless applauded them,
until you have almost persuaded your
self they are yours You don't know
how odd II sounds to hear your mothers
daughter fretting against the everyday
life God help the poor woman, who
has tried that other existence you speak
Of 1t IL because YOU are So innocent
so ignorant OF what II is-that you
allow your thoughts for moment TO
dwell upon IT."
Ignorant" she said with a laugh.
THE woman of to-day is never Nhat."
lie started as though some one had
struck him and the slow blood rose
In his cheek.
What have you been doing with
yourself?" she said. one might be-
lieve that you had been asleep In some
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ters asking many questions about the
household that had once been SO much
to him. and now and then one of the
family would reply, From them he
CLEANED that John was sin cotton"
Philip mad about sugar" and Mar
garet "as fond of society as ever
1t is doubtful whether she thought
OF him at all during these years; for
was but shadowy kind OF friend
ship. that had made little or no i'm
preston on her.
But no one would have suspected this
from her manner when she welcomed
him back; there was a pretty earnest
ness about her that intimated that he
and that she had never quite got over
his departure. 1t was a little way of
hers: she did not intend to be insincere-
she always meant what she said at the
time.
For a few minutes (after he had ex-
planned his presence In town their con-
versation was upon indifferent topics;
nsn iarned upoS took ola mss He reeaeS ana
great many incidents that she had for
gotten; but she looked interested and
sympathetic. and he, was too carried
"Do you remember" he said. the pic
ME at Grows. and the photograph Deane
took of us?'
II should think did" she responded; ;
II have never quite forgiven MN for
his caricature Of me, but yours, | rec
the way, you have changed very little.
l would have known You anywhere"
Would you?" he said. in a disap-
pointed tone, II rather battered myself
that | look older"
"Oh, OF course, you look older--six
years could not fail to make some i'm
preston"
ment," he said, for, II anything. You
have gone backward"
She smiled sppreciatively: That is a
very pretty speech. and j like pretty
genuine"
"Do you. really? Now to me a COM
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THE FITzsIMMoNs BENEFIT.

The date Of 1.-THE Evening Worlds"
benefit for the Sick Babies Fund at
Bath Beach has been changed from
Saturday. July 20. to the evening pre-
ceding, Friday. July 10. Manager
Jacob Brodie very generously per-
mittei the change to be made.
1t seems that on the first date
selected the Gravesend Yacht Club
hops at the Argyle. Fort Lowery and
other prominent hotels. Lawyer Eman-
uel Friend was besieged last night to
SoS snd 'R have ohanos Hs s
Peter F. DAILY, Of Country Sport"
fame hI has yolunteesed ,1,te to appear at the
strel. has consented to direct. the stage
a affairs. In this he will be ably assisted
by James Murray, who is tist now do
mans ex Mr Mnrss sntsd hs one Of
the first TO proffer his valuable aid to
Another attraction will be Little Car
Td hese fs ana cpsrrs cpes ws Safs ali G
sorts of tuneful music out of bells and
is a wonderful artist in her line. The
attendance at the Palace last evening
ties were well received. The Weston
sisters are particularly good. Consider
Ing the excellent character Of the show
absolutely devoid of vulgarity Of any
kind. the price of admission IL dirt
cheap. Manager Brodie has had an up
hill climb, but he intends to keep UP
the high standard Of entertainment he
in with.
Baby Lions Collect for the Babies.
The sight Of two little baby lions collecting
money for THE Evening worlds'' Sick Babies
Fund can be seen daily at wombwslrs Trained
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six Sold Toys.

To The Editor:
1nclosed please md 3.lo. which We collected.
We made q stand Of our own little toys, and
sorry could not make more than We did. Wa
would like to have come OF our pictures but think
II Is too much trouble for you.
Oracle Harfeld, Estella lIarneid,
May Dudony. Sadie Harheld,
Lola Cavanaugh, Jennie Won Oertssn
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Fair mt DOretta Meyers.

To the Editor.
1nclosed please nnd s. o. for the Sick Babies
Fund from the four undersigned sirls who have
had fair at the residence OF Doretta Meyer 62s
East One Hundred and Thirty-six street. which
they hope will help some OF the little suHerera
Mamie Hayes Lille buchanan,
Doretta Meyer, Margarctta Scheuermann.
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FREE TEST TREATMENT.
Summer Resorts.

Summer Homes on Long Island.
Long Island" . sew iilustratsd descriptive
book; and Summer Honss" boot de.erieins
hotels ana Sosrdins;a"u's on Loas Island tree
way. New York: at sss xHiton =, nrookya naS:s
summss Bureau. and At FlatoueA ave stat'sn :
" SMITH Tramo Manager / 1 RI. Lons islaaJ
City.
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Three Have IA stand.

Daisy Wilson. aged eleven. Of 70 West One Hun
dred and Second street; Mabel pAvey. aged
twelve. Of "a West One Hundred and Second
street, and Walter Davey, aged ten, Of u West
One Hundred and Second street, had . stand at
One Hundred and Second street and Amsterdam
avenue and made Sc. "a
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To the Editor

We had a stand at W East Eighty seventh
street and received ), so. which We hope will help
the poor Of New York These are the names:
Annie Miller. August Miller
Julia Hand, Archie Tripler.
Grace CoseroyA
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Maude CarrOll's stand.

Mauds Carroll. al West Fortieth street. as
sisted by Annie Flynn. Rosie Ward. Lillian
Hines. Hattie Charlton and Mary Adams. had q
stand in front of her door for two weeks. and
made s2.15.
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Yes. Indeed, II VIII Help.

Roth and Frances List had 4 lemonade stand at
22s East one Hundred and Tenth street and
made e2S&
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seven Little PlRymates.

To the Editor:
Seven little playmates send 81 20 for Sick
Babies Fund.
Florence McFadden, Nellie Hughes.
Nellie Mcmahon, Nellie Coughlin,
Florence HughsA Elite McM2hon.
Ettle HuRhes.
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Maud Harrington aged TO- OF 2@ sackett
street; David Corinsky. H. Of at sackstt s,reet
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Mr.. Weaver said: 81 suffered with ssthms
since 1892. Doctors gave me up. They did no,
appear to be able to do anything for me.
could not get my breath. 1t was awful. ex-
perienced q continual choking sensation that
vas painful and frightened me The wbsetns
In my throat vas terrible l had 10 alt UP
day and night in order 10 get my breath |
could not sleep or get rest could hardly
climb upstairs to bed. II would exhaust me.
Under the treatment Of DoetoN Mccoy aud St.
John I am . cured man. My asthma 10 cured"
Mr.. Weaver says none can realize what won
derful relief It Is to be cured Of asthma, This
and throat which attacked the bronchial tubes
and stomach.
SUMNER rs THE TINE TO CURE CA
T4RRH MTtRELENDS HER AID Io THE
WORK or THE PHYSICIANS THE LIABII-
III 7r MiSfNtM III rs dk Rt1E dNH dHNhHs6NR MSNRHH e
TW0 IN zHS EiN1Ek "0"in
DURING THE SgAMER MONTHS OFJtNE,
Xxx Nn,l.S AHD y 4rGtsT Ths tsr1L OFFICE
2 to SP n
FREE TEST TREATMENT.
For the benefit Of those who have
no definite knowledge of the work or
reputation of Doctors Mccoy and St.
John in the treatment Of all chronic
diseases, trial treatment and medicines
are free. There ia positively no charge
for consultation, examination, test
treatment and medicines for the first
| visit.
DOCTORS Mccoy AND ST, JOHN,
Omcss sl5 Madi.". Avenue, Corner VI
New York City.
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Nine Trilbies in the spell Of nine Sven
gals. or vice versa, Is what you will see
at the Polo Grounds on Tuesday after
noon, July %. Then the actors of the
Rialto. who will each be costumed as
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DURING THE SUMNER MONTHS OFJtNE.
JULY AND ArGt tST THE USUAL OFFICE
H0URS 9 4 n TO 1SA!s to 6P NJ, AND
10 9P n
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MOTHERS will And MRs. WISsLow' SOOTHING
sfRUP the best remedy tor their children. 26c -
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LADY with one side Of face cleared e
freclles by Nine. Rupperts Face Bleach car
b seen at my parlors; call and ses her:
It may persuade you to beautify your own con-
pleSion. Ame. Rupert East 18th st.: book
free.
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Butler, Bea pre-, Bair, Brown,
Barron, Bynun, Eurd, Conner,
Cowell, Cooper. Cowau, S. NJ.
Corson, Byron Corson, Crawford,
Dunlap, Davis, Drake, Dean,
Dodge, Fawce't, Gibson, Hopkin-
son, Hofer, Hicks, Harris, Hirsh
berg, Hodgskiss, Jackson Sr..
Jackson Jr., Kelley, Lyons, Logan,
Martin. Mcleod, Momberg, Nc
Donald, Perry, Penrod, Richards,
Ralston, Steele, Smith, Taylor,
Vance, Wamsley Zimmerman, the
Misses Silverman, the Misses Ham
ilton, the Misses Aspiring, the
Misses Ralston, Miss Jennie Nc
Donald, Miss Jennie Schmidt, Miss
Lucy Steele.
All of the people of the county
are cordially invited to turn out
and join with US on that day in it's
proper observance. ~
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CHoTEAU, May Is, 1895 .

EDITOR AcANTHA:-Mr. James
Gibson, a member of Sheridan
Post, No. Is, Great Falls, has re-
ceived orders from headquarters to
assemble the old soldiers of Cho-
teau and vicinity or May 80 next
Decoration Day-to hold memoir
ial services and to decorate the
graves of soldiers buried in the
cemetery here.
At a meeting of the citizens held
since then ii was resolved to OBJ
serve Memorial day by inviting all
the people in the county to join
with then in Decoration services.
In response to this invitation the
Masons, the A. o. U. w., the
Ladies DE rec of Honor, the
Knights of Pythias, the Choteau
band and the public schools have
each promised to turn out in force.
In addition to the Grand Army
service a. the cemetery, addr' sses
will be made by good speakers,
patriotic songs will be rendered by
a quartette under the direction of
Mrs. Jackson, and also by the
school children, and good music
will be furnished by the Choteau
band.
An attractive program has been
arranged by Prof. Moulton and
mrs. B IRON that will be given at
the court house at night by the
pupils of the public schools.
The committees having this ser.
vice in charge, so far as have been
announced, are as follows.
General Arrangement-Gibson,
Bair. Bristol, Drake, MouIton, Miss
Hardin, Adam, Mcdonald.
R. ception--Bristol, Gibson, Nc
Donald, Drake.
Transportation-Cowell, Arm
strong, Brown, Hopkinson, Ham
ilton, Schmidt, Hodgskiss. Tru-
chot.
Music-Rev. Logan, Mrs. John
Jackson, Jr., and A. J. Vance.
Hall and Platform-Moulton,
Tin norman and Dodge.
Finance-Mrs. Gibson, Miss Har-
din, Miss Mcdonald.
Flowers and Decorations-Mes-
danes Acton, Adam, Armstrong
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SHERIFF'S sale.

By virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued out of the District Court of the
Eleventh Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana, in and for the County Of Teton, in
the suit Of John H. Carnes against Charles
L. Green, VIM. II. Green and Jessie NJ. Green,
defendants, duly a~ttested. the End day OF
May, A. d. 1895, | have levied upon all the
right, title and interest Of the said defend
al is, Charles f. Green, VIM. H. Green and
Jessie NJ. Green, to the following described
property, situated in Teton County, State
of Montana, viz:
Section twenty-nine 30, thirty-one --31-
and thirty-twO % in township twenty
three -23-- north of range three ) west,
and containing 1893 acres, more or less, ac-
cording to the official United States survey
thereof, also $50 inches of water for use upon
said lands, all in the county of Teton and
State of Montana.
Notice is hereby given that on the 10Th day
of Hay. A. d. 1895, at 2 o'clock P. M. Of said
day, at the front door of the court house in
the town Of Choteau, Teton county, Montana;
l will sell all the right, title and interest of
the said defendants in and to the a owe de-
scribed real property. or so much thereof as
shall be necessary to satisfy the amount due
plaintiff, to-wit: S4, 45i.24 and costs.
Given under my hand this the 9th day of
May, A. d. 1895. JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Sheriff.
By r. o. CRAMER, Under-Sheriff.
First publication May II.
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ChOteau.

S. l.. Potter returned from
Helena Tuesday.
]. E. Webb, of Columbia Falls,
is spending a few days with friends
in the city.
VIM. White, the Great Falls
architect, was q business visitor in
Choteau on Wednesday.
Rev. Logan went to Dupuyer
yesterday, where he will hold
religious services on Sunday.
e. B. Largent. income tax COL
lector, interviewed u people
Thursday with reference to their
incomes.
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The Knights of Labor have or
ganized a lodge in Choteau. There
is a membership of twelve or
fourteen.
A. A. Campbell, travelling agent
for the Helena Independent, was
looking after the interests of his
paper here this week.
E. Storms, representing the New
York Mutual Life Insurance COM
pany, hos been in the city talking
insurance to the people
Walter Cowell, Mrs. Chas. W.
Cooper and family and Mrs. A. J.
Cowell and family returned from
Missouri on Fridays coach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Hirshberg
have returned from Butte, where
they went to attend the funeral of
Simeon Jacobs, Mrs. Hirshberg's
brother.
Geo. Adam and A. G. Warner
leave Sunday for Butte, where
they 60 to attend the grand lodge,
Knights of Pythias, as representa-
tives Of Chevalier lodge, No. IL, of
this place.
This community is greatly in
convenienced by the change of time
on the Great Northern. All mails
to Chot ,au are n day later, and
the dailies r two days old when
they reach here. The stage coach
Of olden times would be an ad-
vantage over the present arrange
ment..
Farsou, Leach & Co., bankers.
Of Chicago, were the successful
bidders for the $40, 900 issue of
gold bonds, paying therefor one
and o%ne-fourth per cent. premium,
ana furnishing Autographed bonds,
subject 20 the approval of the
school board, without expense.
The credit of school district No. /,
Teton county, Montana, seems to
be all right.
An insane person was brought
into town from he Burton bench
the fore part Of the week by the
sheriff. and confined in the county
jail. The chairman of the board
of county commissioners has been
notified to come to Choteau and
appoint a board to examine into
this u~nfortunate's coalition, but al
this writing, Friday noon, he has
failed to put il. his appearance.
We presume Landing will be ended
in a couple of weeks, and then the
worthy chairman will find time t.
attend to the business of thu
county. In the meantime tn
sheriff is advised that ECONOMY
is the watchword of the commits
sioners, and if this unfortunate
person becomes violent it will saw
the county considerable troubl
and expense to allow him to bea
his brains out against the iro1
grating of his cell.
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rHK DUpuYER HCHNrHH.
SATURDAY, May Is, 1895.
LOCAL LAYOUT.

II tCdA oho
Born, on Sunday, May IL, to E.
Shea and wife, a Is pound son.
Born, on Friday. May II, to R.
Morgan and wife, a daughter.
Allen McPhail was in Choteau
this week, attending to business.
John Hunter is moving to town
and will occupy the Burd residence.
Willie-Do you still think you
can run the Acantha out of the
county
Religious services will be held at
the school house this evening at 8
o'clock.
For SALE.-Three Thoroughbred
Irish water spaniels. Call at the
Eclipse stable.
J. B. Peters, boss farmer and c.
A. Clark, assistant farmer at the
Agency were in town last Sunday.
You may be happy even though
married, if you will buy your goods
of Geo. A. Fry & Co. Bynun, Mon
tana.
Miss Grace, daughter of Mrs. G..
A.. Imson, is expected here from
St. Paul, and will spend the sum-
mer at this place.
The trustees of the new church
will have a meeting In Dnpuyer
this afternoon and perfect a per-
manent organization.
LosT-A gray mare, with
saddle and rope on. Branded X on
left hip. Will pay S. for same de-
livered at Frank Cowell's ranch.
John Hunter and wife returned
Thursday after having spent a very
pleasant weeks visit with friends
at Great Falls and Choteau.
John Boucher, alias John Cnina-
man, the half breed Chinamau and
Cree, who has been living with the
Crees at Birch creek, died last
Tuesday morning at 5 o'clock.
Preaching tomorrow morning and
evening at the school house, by
Rev. Logan, of Choteau. Sunday
school will be held at the usual
hour in the afternoon.
The Stockman's Exchange, corner
of Montana street and Park avenue,
will be opened on Monday next,
with John Hunter as proprietor,
A choice line of wines and liquors
and keg beer will always be found
on hand.
A letter recently received from
Carl Harris states that he will
leave Germany and arrive home in
Dupuyer sometime in July. He will
stop IN Chicago and purchase 6
large new stock of goods and al
once start up his store at this
place.
F. P. Cowell has purchased from
Mrs. Beckett, of Helena, 100 acre
of land adjoining his ranch. Witt
this purchase Mr.. Coweil has
Place containing $40 acres of a
good land as can be found in Tetol
county. The Acantha congratu
lates him on this evidence of pros
perity.
]. G. Rutherford and Isaac Ellis
two of Montana's old timers, passe,
through town this week, en- rout
to the Hot springs of the Mort
Fork of Sun river, where they wi
spend the summer, prospecting fo
riches. Mr.. Rutherford hopes ais
to derive some benefit from til
baths at that place.
The following is the price Ii:
recommended by the Norther
Montana Roundup association
cattle owners for their adoption
cases where stock has been kille
by the railroads, the object bein
to settle o. a uniform rate which
is thought the railroad will agrt
to, and thus facilitate the cole,
ton of damages Four-y,ar-o
steers, $40; three-year>old steer
$50; two year old steers 1922. s.
one>year-old steers, SIS; COW,
two-year-olds and over, $40; yea
ling heifers, $12; heifer calves, 81
steer calves, $40; bulls, al age
$40.-River press.
rhntoon
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~SHERIFF'S sale.

By virtue of an execution in my hands,
issued out Of the District Court of the
Eleventh Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of Teton, in
the suit of Joseph Hirshberg, Julius Hirsh-
berg and Alfred Harris, co-partners as
Joseph Hirshberg & Company. against George
Ri hards and Lena Richards, defendants,
duly attested the goth day of April, A. D..
1895, l have levied upon all the right, title
and interest of the said defendants, George
Richards and Lena NJ. Richards in and to the
following described property, situated in
Teton county, State Of Montana, viz: The
south half of the northeast quarters Z of
ne grand the west half of the southeast
quarter-wR OF Sc qr-of section humble
twentv-three-23-in township twenty-four
-~24-nor of range five weSt-r 5 w-of the
principal meridian of Montana, containing
100 acres. according to the official United
States survey thereof.
Notice is hereby given that on the both day
of May, A. d. 1895, at 2 o'clock p. M. Of said
day. at the front door OF the court house in
the town of ChOteau. in Teton county, Mon
tana, l will sell all the right, title and inter-
est of the said defendants, in and to the
above described real property, or SO much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
amount due plaintiff, to-wit: S2.441.95 and
$4,000 attorneys fees, and costs 49, 30, besides
costs of sale.
Given under my hand, this the 9th day OF
May, A. d. 1895, JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Sheriff.
By Il. o. CRAMER. Under-Sheriff.
First publication May II.
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~SHERIFF'S Sale.

By virtue of an execution in my hands,
Eleventh judicial District of the State Of
Montana. In and for the County of Teton, in
the suit of the Superior Savings Bank Of Ham
Milton D.. Cooper and the First National Bank
OF Great Fails, Montana, duly a~ttested the
Both day of April, A.. D., 1895. I have levied
upon all the right, title and interest of the
said defendants. Milton D.. Cooper and the
First National Bank of Great Falls, Montana,
in and to the following described property,
situate in Teton County, State OF Montana,
northeast quarter 81 of neA) and northeast
quarter OF the southeast quarter (neA of seA)
section one (sec,. y, township twenty-four
north FTP. "a ny, range six west (r 9 wy; lots five
west quarter IN or of sw qr) section six (Sec.
o. township twenty-four north tip "a ny, range
five west (r 5 wy; south half of northwest
quarter (sa of NV orr, northeast quarter Of
northeast quarter me or of ne qr), south half
Of the northeast quarter So of ne qr) and
south half SO of section fifteen (Sec. 15)
township twenty-four north (tp "a ny, range
five west (r w, and southwest quarter of
fourteen sec. II township twenty-four
north-tp 2in-range five west-r B w-con-
tanning eight hundred and twenty-eight
-2S--acfeS, more or less, according to the
government survey thereof.
Notice is hereby given that on the first day
Of June, A. D., 1885, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. Of said
Choteau, l will sell all the right, title and
interest of the said defendants in and to the
above described real property, or so much
thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy the
amount due plaintiffs, to-wit: 81, 790 90, S10.5
costs and $500. 90 attorneys fees, besides costs
OF sale and interest at the rate of 10 per cent.
per annum on Judgment from date Of same.
Given under my hand this 9th day Of May,
A. d., 1898. JOHN ZIMMERMAN, Sheriff.
By r. o. CRAMER, Under-Sherif.
First publication May II.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1895-01-12
A Married WOman'S Will.

If a woman makes a will before
marriage the fact OF her marriage
makes the will worthless. This is th.,
common-law rule, and still prevails in
the large majority of States In Yer
mont and perhaps some others mar
riage does not necessarily invalidate a
wOman's will, but unless one is certEn
OF the point in her own State she
should attend to the matter by MAX
ing a new will Immediately after mar
riage, aud, if possible, securing her
husbands consent to it written and
signed on the document itself. This
consent is not everywhere necessary
but is always wise In Massachusetts
it is absolutely necessary if by it's
terms the will cuts off any claim which
our law gives to q widower on the
estate of his wife A mans will, ut
common law and in the majority OF
States now, is not invalidated by dis
subsequent marriage alone, but if a
child is born the concurrent of the
two events makes his will also worth
less, and he must write another
-Chautaquuan.