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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
Etiquette EtchinEs.

10 the Eultor.
Is there any difference between evening
dress and full dress, and If so, what is it?
A. s.
There is no difference between the terms
evening and "full dress" as far as gem
tlemen's attire is concerned. Full dress for
ladies generally means low neck and short
sleeves, and evening dress" does not
always neceSSitate these.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
To the Editor.

What course shall pursue as regards
lifting ones hat upon meeting ones aunt.
who has several sisters. TO whom GER
tainly lift my hat am only several years
younger. =.
A gentleman should always lift his hat
to lady whom he knows In the street. even
10 an aunt or mother-in-law.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-04-19
To the Editor.


1. How often Is il proper to make after
noon reception calls upon . lady you are
not very well acquainted WITH ?. In
calling upon friend who IS staying with
people you do not know, how should your
card be sent IMP S. In calling upon sew
eral persons In the same house, who do not
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
an Editor Announces his Terns.

ANY galoot who wants the Ripsnorter
for year can have it left ut his bar
room on payment of three red chips
i'm advance Now's your time to chip
in. Boys. she's "a dandy.
Advertisements will he stuck in mt
liberal terms. and dust and mules
taken in exchange.
Ey~Nou ducks who hagn't paid up
your subscriptions, want {" hustle. We
warn you that we know who You are
and we are going out collecting IN Il
day or two with "A new brace of Coils e.,
ready for all slow customers. We
mean business.
As.s- Funeral notices must be accom-
panied by the address nj the corpse,
not for publication hut ~ II guarantee
of prompt payment.
gG"Ne are personally responsible
for all news published IN these columns
Office hours from ID II. m. To . p. IN.
JACK JosYiS, Alias Sirapping Jack.
The Red Gulch. Ari.onal Ripsnorter
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The Tlind See.


I'ii fititi'i .fti'tH' - 'f''N-s
Prom Matiain Euuof We learn tEat nr.
Cu!berisp son. the Oculist and Amrl>t 81! the
iudianal,oli> Eye ana Ear !n"rinary g w.
Warrington -. hal wrought Il most re-
nfarl,ah.e cure ia the case ci "a Nut.hs iady
ua.ued Minnie IaA nor, a ward Ii MIR. jos.
Sparks. ot this city. ana thinking II tire
facts were as W" heart them they were
worthy %. notice. wc called ~ Mr. SPARK :
residence on North Ninth street, Weslnes-
day afternoon. ans. had an interview with
10th the young badly aui family. who
seemed about et,ua! ia their graz i.d,' and
praise The Doctor Ciuln.n' ssIii ~ an
operator j. Acknowledged H.. the Profession
as we'll rs the rubiic' INT tine ease II thus
young lady appeur- To have cilitt! into
geuui -ition the qualities oi Tie Xprrenced
phvsiciau ~ well .H the ucltlist She hau
been lict.d from infancy "ifh cuigenitai
defect IA her constitution whiciI settled ~
her eyes, and after many years of suffering.
rendered her blind. r,ls con>iiiiri many
ex,er.nceu doctors. win no h'neslti they
4 pronounced her incurable. and il Was de-
cded To send her to the bind rs. !um al
indianapolis. Mr.. samson Boone. oui
worthy rr,ls' &c, advised the friends To con
suit Dr. tulbtri>un, wliu. on thorough
examination at the ease, pronounced hei
curabie After Il persistent and CareIulI.
conducted cDur~" ct treatment, with th'
Kind and consider rate cooperation ot Mr.
sparks family. she = now restored, art
the dseas,. erad!cated from her system
She >ees distinctly, aiiu her eyes arr nr',sii
ami clear.
Taking this uror girl from the gates o
the blind asylum (Which had 'hey heei
eio>e, upon ner. would have cDisigned he
to lie ui darS,e,..) rern.alientiy rt>tor
ing Ter ,.gii. and placing ia the brgh
sunlight cheerful haliy hriua. with
life at usefulness before her. is "a ,rniessiona
achievement of winch D.. tu4brrispn ma,
we'll i,r nroud, and one that entijie, BIN t.
thc,leria.ting gratitude ot Tie parties i'm
medaieiy Interested, a. vel! rs the be-
wishes 81 al. Iigh, tH.A&,uI pcpp -.
The Mineral argus. [volume] (Maiden, Mont.) 1883-1886, 1885-08-20
The New Gold Fields,

Considerable excitement has been
raised IN Butte and Benton over the
alleged recent discovery Of gold in the
Sweetsrass country. a letter publish
ed. written by gentleman in the hills
10 friend in Butte, said he was max
ing So to IS a day mining the ground
where he had 10 carry the dir; nearly
a quarter OF a mile to water. The
letter calls out "Prospecter' in a re-
cent number OF the Inter Mountain,
who says placer ground was known TO
exist in the Sweetgrass Hills fifteen
years ago, and would have been mined
but that water would need to be
brought ITO miles from the Rocky
mountalns. etc.
\ recent number of the River
Press says:
There IS no question about the
scarcity oil water in the Sweetgras>. but
ave are informed the bars are SO rich
that 'air pay is made by carrying the
dirt a gooaly ways TO the small Streams
"A, hand. Vita plenty OF water il
~o.sid be. we nave no doubt. great
placer camp"
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Libel on Mankind.

Last weeks Chronicle, stimulated.
apparently by the account Of keency's
.eopement. published in the Courier.
attempts to write up the affair, and IN
..loing SO says. -Four years ago
keeney went East and married a
Miss Clara Parker, of Massachusetts,
and has had two children by her.
It seems to us that this was reversing
the natural order of things, bu. there
IS no saving what is liable to happen
these days. II Clara had had two
children by Keeney it would moi
have been a matter Of great surprise
but the fact that keeney has had two
children by Clara is a most remark
able phenomenon. The people o
Montana will await further develop
anen,s with Keen(eyl anxiety.--Avan
Courier.
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MONTANA fTeMs.

senator Vet MI @n@ Iin-.''''
u IT. .uz I II ,''s' ei.'oi u ii'.ei
Tornsend AMI i bite sulphur 'pn"gi
we're conn-ciel by telephone last "ert
SATURDAY..
The Montana I've stock Journal.
a u,onthl,. published IN Helena. VIII
appear Is a dab, during iau week.
Tie Union printers OF hutic, are
-u,ieayoling TO induce the tailoring
element to Boycoii the i'uite Miner
Mr.. Belcher, live stock agent OF the
Canadian Pacific rairoad. thinks that
.company Will run a branch to hcnton,
ere many moons
Iaborer engaged in Blasting in the
Mulan tunnel had his ieg crushed by
a loose boulder falling on nam. Am
.outa,ion was necessary.
The Stock growers convention meets
in Helena on the goth inst. 1t Is ex
pected that every state AMI territory
will be represented BY prominent stock
men.
The fourth trial Of the Billings hotel
rase was decided Saturday i'll favor ol
the railroad company. and the defend
ants took an appeal To the district
court OF Yellowstone county.
Passenger rates over the Northern
Pacific TO leading places in Montan;
have been reduced To 500 for unlm
tied first class tickets from St. Paul OF
Minneapolis. Second class, S42.5o
Butte has cleared out the rounder
and thieves that were wont To ilourisl
,here. and Helena is feeling the effect
in the shape Of house breakers, pick
pockets, etc. Post up your 81 Z
and back it up by prompt measures
The little thirteen-year old daughte
,of Edward kehberg, a ranchman oi
silver creek, near Helena, was in
humanity beaten by one OF her parents
last week, and is now in the ST. Jon
hospital, in critical condition
Rehbcrg claims that his wife was til
.biu,e, but his character is so We
Known. the story is disbelleved.
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At a spread given the ST. Paul ex
,oursionis;s at Garrison. speech-making
was the order The Pioneer Press re-
porter says:
"EX-pelegate Masinnis WAS called
upon, and he told capita! story, in
which he figured as the unfortunate
nero. A rough and plain-spoken
miner dropped IN on him in an Office
in Helena, and. withou: knowing
who he was picked up an illustrated
paper containing his portrait. The
miner began orltlcizing Maginnis' pr
vate and political record, and ''rodsted''
hum IN a most outrageous manner.
Referring to speech Mag!nnis deiiv-
cred in Washington ON Decoration
Day, the miner said he didn't believe
Maglnnls ever made the speech. as he
hadn't the head on him to do tin
iact, that he was short on brains.
The miner went on in this strain foI
some time. Al first Maginnis was
amused, but in little while the joke
began to De serious. Then he inform
ed the miner that he was the Magin
MS referred TO- Without changing :
muscle of his face or betraying tn,
least sign OF being Hurried, the mar
SAID; "Maslnns is the greatest mar
in the TERRITORY, and has more brains
than all OF them put together Th'
story brought down the house, an,
put the crowd in q very hllariou
mood.
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~ y rriir.r' ru l'riuc'ls, .!',+i..
anal 'tr-tsii vl ,hrt '-.ufr'ri Son.. .s.l in'ir;t
A.. 90 nUt!apo. ln.i.ttI utt u .
pr,,i,. ."H4liy.
Whit >uiph.,s ~s.;",.~ ,.ss@'i.i 'ni.,- Cor
ruir day.
FOREMAN. Ausa-s tis.. ana. '.at:,.
H.lrns. A"gu.t 2Gih. - aud 1-t.s.
Al Afflicted with ANY di-'st-e 81 thr i.ye
scr bar Gatarrh. ,r.e~ Eye Tat Foot .
Spinal Curvature. ri!.-. hridai,."f chrome
Disease. rtc, 's,u consult Him Tree al
chars.. Artificial Eye inserted. Er'nciil-
her h. dates.
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Notice Of Final Entry.

LAND ofrirE AT HELENA. MONTANA
July ;tfh, lss3
Motto. is hereby given that tie following manned
settler has flied notice q: his intention 90 ma =.
final proof in support of his claim. and thi SAID
proof will be made before Frank Martin. a Notary
Public in and for MeEgh.r county, Montana, nj
Maiden, II. A.. September 18th. lssh viz:
James Dempsey.
who made pre-cniption deciaratory statement No.
IL for the NJ NEii sec. y. and NJ NV ),
see ~. Up. y. y. of Range l. T.
IL, names the following Witnesses to prove his
contiuuoiis residence upon and cui, Walton Of sail
land viz: Eugene Townsend. Theodore Lnd.ey,
char,es gaug.s and William VI. Nanncst, all oi
Maiden, Ntaghor county. NJ I.
L. ADHESION. Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.

lANp OFFICE AT HELENA. MoNTANA.l
July ;arh. 1883. }
No,i,-. is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed nutlec of his intention to make
iua. prauf ia support of his claim, and that -ai's
ur,lnf will t,. made before Frank Martin, Notary
Public in aud tor Meagher county, Montana, Il;
Maiden. II. T.. on Friday, sept. It'll, lss.' viz:
john =. Sage.
who made i,ra-enipt ION deeiaratory statement No
j.9i, for tic SWi4 SWi.. ~ NV. aud Me- ?.
NV =, see. 81 Up. l.. y. OF Range ~ 4.
lie names the following witnesses 10 prove ms
continuous residence. uIon aud cultivation of said
land. viz: john II. Vert Charles ". Gardner
Charles II. Bessey and James ii. conlcy, all oil
Maiden. Ieai,ier county, " J.
r. ADKINsoS. T., gister.
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Lock OH Tor Ih.eyes I,


Cowboy. abou, u years old, dark COM
vicxion. brown mustaehe. black, snaky
ewes. walks sta. AMI stoop shouidered ;
We RS ha, ia,rrucl unfier chin. Has large
n inch tapader"s pn his s'irfnp'; sahble>'
drinks, and is quarfeisoihe aud ugly
He stole a light sorrel mare abou, u
hands high, branded / on In shoulder
and 4 on LEFT Gink. ssorn Pioneer Cattle
CO.. ranch. July 2Gh.
lie also took away TWO other horses thai
Ia. obtained Under false lretenses; one, a
light roam, branded u { o:I lett thigh; and
stole a comrades bed worth 80 or $50. and
,.srts oi several snits of clothes from othe'
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william, VI. Nanaest,
Notice of Final Entry.

iAHp OFFICE At HELENA. MONTANA,
July 18th, lssa.
Notice is hereby gived tha; the following named
sett her has flied notice of his intention To make
final proof in support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before John Toomls, Notar.
Pablo, in and for Mcagher county, Montana, ri
Lewisiown, VI. T., ON August I'D. 1850, viz;
Matthias ~ hf,sfts,on,
who made pre-emption declaratory statement M
.s7s for the sLil NNlt. "a SMl4. SWii SEli
See g. township - mort h Of range II east.
lie names the following Witnesses To prove HI
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Joseph Better, Alexandra schnebeien
Alex ander Fabian and William iiortop, all o
Lcwisiown, Meagher county. N !.
/. Atkinson. Register
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Young man ITO Boston gn i see
that contest has been arranged be-
tween Ryan and Sullivan to take place
in August.
Boston girl (loyally}--Yes, and |
venture the prosnos'icaton that our
MIR. sullivan will project his opponent
into the central portion OF the forth
coming hebdomad Of the second cir
culnterenCe.
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TO TINE STOCK MEN or MONTANA.
OrFIcr PRESIDENT l.aAEp Oh !
STOCK coNNrssioNfRs
Fr. MAGiNNis, Aug. 1T. 1850 J

Fr. MAGiANis, Aug. 1T. 1850
There j.. number ri thieves and dead
beats IN the territory who rob and swinile
IN one neigilboriiood until they are partly
found out, and then mcYe into another
where they are not known. and repeat the
dose. The citizens II Moi.iana suffer great
loss from tins source. and II is high time
we tool. steps tn put a stop to it.
A most effective move in this direction
would pe for every man WHO Knows POSI-
lively OF THEFT or breach oi trust being
committed, to at oi:cc send Ia the stock
Growers Journal, AT Miles city, tor publi-
cation the name AID description Of the
thief, aud his offence. siriel with the full
name oi the sender
see no good reason why any person
or community should be terTorizci into
keeping silent, ar ieel any 9elicaey ahont
exposing the rascal, Who plumber and
prey upon them. being careful net to act
upon suspicion hut only where no doubt
exists u To the partie, guilt.
A. proof that intend to practice what
preach, ! SEND FOR PrnLIcArioN the names
of TWO thieves who have been depre'iating
in this vicinity, and trust iny fellow took
men will all do likewise. The Territorial
B,ai,i of Stock commissioners will pay al!
bill.
GRANVILLE SFrARr.
President
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Notice of Final Entry.

Land OFFICE At HELENA. MONTANA,
July 18th, lss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following named
settler has filed notice ct his intention to make
final proof in support of his claim, ana that si
proof " IN he made before Thomas \. NARROW. No
tary Public in and tor Meagher county Montana
AT TT Mayinnis. NJ. T.. September 18th, los ;,
viz:
stephen =. Suitcr,
who made presumption deelaratory statement No
5l.6. for the Ma NEl4, NJ NV !, sec. u. Up H.
north of range -. T.
lie names the following witnesses to prove hi,
continuous residence upon. and cultivation OF. SAID
land viz: John Fo,erty Thomas Casey. James T.
Moran and John ". Hcndries, all of 1T. Masinni-
Montana
/. Atkinson, Register.
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Notice of Final Entry.
I.Axp OFFICE NJ UhLENA. IT. T.. I
sutrtst RI lsS5

IASu OFFICE AZ iIhiENA. IT. T., |
August Ri, lss5
N.,io. Is H. r.by giyan ,hs. the foiioHing named
settler h;, flied notice of his intention to make
nnaI proof in support of his claim. and that said
proof " II BE made before John loumts. notary pub
H. in and for Mragher county. NJ. l., at iewistown,
on September llth, lssa via:
sasnuci Phillips.
who maze pre-emrtion declaratory statement NUN
her 1852 Tor the sEii Sc l. Zee. -. township II,
" r. l. east. and lot t. sec 80 and lots n > See.
81 township II. " Il. 10 east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon. aud cultivation OF
said land, viz: William urtop. Frank Day john
H. willard aud Nils G. Hanson. all of i.ewist"wn'
Neasher couHty, Montana.
F. Atkinson. Register
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rs e. . foT working people send 10 cents
~ - D" postage and We viii mail you free. 4
EI royal, valuable sample boz of goods that VIII
pat you IN the way of making n'"fe money ID
a tew DAYS than you cser thought possible II any
business Capital not required You can live al home
and work In spare time only or all the time All OF
both sexes of all ages grandly successful 30 cts 10
a. easily earned every evening. That all who want
work may test the business. make ths nnpafa!-
loled oiIvr: To all who not we'll satisfied We ti
send 81 pay for the trouble OF WHITING us. run
particulars directions etc. sent free. Immense pa.
absolutely Tor all who start al once. Don't de-
law Addrr>s STIs>o> d 60. Portland. Maize.
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Medium size, hca.y set. light complex
ION. red faced. Roman nose. stole Il horse
j.. l,,..r Lodge valley, another on MusSel-
she'll or judith Basin, and still another at
Fort Maginni>. July 2S;h, and abandoned u
small roam horse with silver name and tail,
dim b!otrhcd brand on lcfi shoulder. Ar
rest, and notify me.
GRANVILLE STUART pres't.
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.Ylnra,ies. and bilsei them eut OF variou-
,glu. ui money fron s, q" $40.
Whra i,-i beard "a, no be was apparently
,,oir. to Milo CitY "e Gipmliye srrosi
and nelly tine.
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!t.iEs FERGU. n son.

=. q. Ad,ir,.s-Fort Maginnis, VI. 7.
gange-Bo Elder and Arn.ells Greeks
Ear Marks-,rop and under5it from rlshi ear
Nent-f upside down over bar
Hor.e> branded q on rig lat shoulder
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5000 600 ~ PRESENTS GIVEN AWAY. send NJ
S,nn nA, , cents postage. and by mail YOU viii
S-'o''o" se. FasF 2 package OF goc'ts oi large
SUI. 'AE value. thai will start YOU in work that
will at once bring you in money faster than any
thing els, in America. All about the s.uVWV ~
resent. in each box. Agents wanted everywhere.
Tor Ell her sex of all ages, for all the time. spare
time only. to work i"r us AT their onn homes.
Fort uhes for all WORKERS absolutely assured Don
,el.y II. uALLEIT * Co.. lort land, Maine.
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obedience to their rightful authority.
Before the Institute adjourned the
Superintendent appointed the following
committee on resolutions: p. II. Nc
Cabe, J. X. Ellwood, A. S. Belsel, J. +.
Stauifer, Kate Thomas and HattleKoons.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
DIR. Brooks spoke OH the Couture Of
Perception lie suggested that in
every school a class in observation he
organized, and have them to recite as
frequently as possible.
Miss Matilda Ross, of Chicago, ILL.,,
was then introduced who gave most
interesting talk upon Kindergarten
Teaching" The lady exhibited several
specimens of work that was done by
very small pupils in the Kindergarten.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The lecture was preceded by some
very good vocal music by the Rowland
family of East Mauch Chunk. Prof.
L. W. Ballet was then introduced aud
gave a very interesting lecture ON The
Culture of the Feelings"
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Welssport Items.

! "OAosPSlb AJOulb'
Mr.. John w. Krum, of Lawrence
Kansas, who is visiting friends here, will
return next week to his home.
Mr.. Clarence Weiss, of Lehlghton
explained the Lords Prayer on Sunday
evening last in the Evangelical church,
to full house.
Lafayette Meyer, aged - years, died
of consumption on Tuesday morning.
He leaves a wife and several children
to mourn their loss.
Daniel Arner and Miss Hattie
O'Brian were joined in the holy bonds
of matrimony on Monday evening last,
Rev. a. Bartholomew ofiiciatied The
young couple have our best wishes for
life of happiness and prosperity.
Harry f. Greenawalt had a wonder
full escape from death late Sunday even
ing. While at work on the new iron
bridge short distance above here his
foot slipped and he fell head first from
the high scaffolding striking the trestle
and bouncing off into the river, dis
tance of thirty feet, He was consider
ably cut and bruised about the head and
body but no bones were broken.
The members and friends of the
Evangelical Congregation took possess
sion of the parsonage on Monday even
ing last, while the pastor c. II. Egge
and family were at singing practice. and
presented them with lot of groceries
and dry goods. The members and
friends present Were %.
--EN-postmaster VIM. II. Knecht
opened Chicago meat market on Tues
day last at Mauch Chunk. HECTOR.
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The band was to Stemersville on
Monday; furnishing the music for
surprise party at that place.
Squire Musselman was on a busi-
ness trip to Mauch Chunk on last Mon
day.
VIM. Snyder lost two valuable pork
ers by the cholera, one of which weighed
over 400 pounds.
j. II. Longacre spent Sunday with
West Penn friends.
All our teachers were in attendance
at the county institute during the week.
This shows, if it shows anything, that
they are alive to their high calling.
"A grand exhibition will be held in
the New Mahoning school house on
Saturday evening, Dec. 20. All are in
vlted to attend.
"A novel way of disposing of sour
crout was employed by Stephen Fonster-
macher the other day. He fed it to his
cows. Various reasons are assigned:
one is that Steph. don't like sourcrout:
but Charles thinks his father intends to
embark in the milk business. DASH.
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Wreck on the Lehiqh Valley Road.

Saturday night the local accommoda-
tion train on the Lehigh Valley
Road which usually follows the early
evening express was sent out of Easton
ahead of the express, owing to the latter
being late, The local was delayed en-
route, however, and when Cherry Ford
was reached it was twelve minutes
behind time. The express was close
behind and an effort was made to turn
target to warn the approaching train,
but the target would not work and before
the engineer could be signaled the two
trains were in collision. The engine of
the express was wrecked and the baggage
car badly broken. The rear car of the
local train was wrecked and Daniel
Vile, brakeman. was injured internally
and both his legs were broken.