Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-02-19
CHATTY PARAGRAPHS
Cross Grain Allows Himself Full
Swing To-Day and Touches
UP Indiscriminately.
The Leap Year Ball, of Tuesday
Last, Excessively Touched
and Detailed.
BITES AND SCRATCHES.

BITES AND SCRATCHES.
Cross Grains sIll-Naturednsss Breaks Ont
In Fresh Place-The sacred Lenten Sea-
son-shop Window Decorations -Misera-
BILE Coal.OiI.
The Lenten season has begun aus.
piciously at the Episcopal chapel, and
the rector of the parish has reason to
feel encouraged. The Episcopal Len
ten service, To the aesthetic taste is
beautifully impressive. Every word
in the prsper book breathes of the
True, the Good, the Beautiful. The
rector's sermons are instructive and
models OF eloquent thought and rhe.
toric.
Tonight Mr., Horsfsll will discuss
this subject: Are we sinful or are we
sinless ?n IL will be a doctriual dis
course; and those who are desirous OF
knowing what EpiscopsIianism means
theologically should hear 1t.
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Talking about bay, bow or show
windows, who is not attracted by the
display usually made by the Camp.
bells? The passing strangers step is
arrested involuntarily, and he looks
into the window with q pleased de-
light; then he measures the building
with his eye, takes closer peep into
the store; is favorsbly impressed with
what he has seen, and in correspond
ing degree impressed with the town
that supports such an establishment.
Ii pays TO make beautiful or impos-
ing display.
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Lee Eisenberg 10 tasty young fel-
low. During the summer his windows
were quite attractive and mode many
blushing damse's heart ache and
pride covet the beautiful things be
displayed TO such good advantage.
This winter the frost artist took th at
part Of Lees occupation from him, and
adorned the window panes far be
yond human art, conception, or execu
tion.
The coal-oil sold in Miles City fol
Illuminating purposes is far enough
below the standard to subject those
who sell 1t to prosecution. Ii emits q
miserable light, also bad odor; and ID
dangerous, besides. Why do they sell
such miserable stuff when good fluid
costs but little more.
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II there Is one mortal on earth TO be
commissersted more than another that
mortal is the reporter for q country
daily newspaper. / often wonder II
he really is mortal and If he il net con
tinually in sheol and not on earth
His "tbipkn and his will are so con.
tinually and sorely puzzled that | won
der that he is not raving maniac in
stead Of the quiet, pstieut-sufferine
martyrs we always find him. Selah
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This reminds me OF very dsa
friend Of mine;-0 | knew him full
well. He was reporter for an inlan'
daily land Heaven bless him for hi
many sufferiugs,) Once, when told o
u fright.ul accident, he srdently ex
claimed: II hope no one was killed.
Why so tenderly sollcitious?. All.
will tell you why. II the five gentle
men who had been hurled from sea-
fald to the hard pavement below,
distance Of forty feet, had been killed
my friend would have had but tw
items; viz: An account OF the disaste
and the funerals all ou one day
Msngled aud crippled, he could tai
abou, them every day for a week
Even the reporter has An eye to bus
ness.
IL makes me tired TO think ofsuch
life. would rather be hsugmsn q
the Chicago jail.
Life, with It's pleasures and pains,
Multiplies ever new forms,
Varies their features and charms
Their nov beauty and use are iis gains
But never the same the chorus ,hey yield
Ocean and forest, river and Geld.
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found the following, this morning
on the sidewalk in front Of Conrad a
Co.'s merchandise house. ! think
was intended for publication. AT leas
1t was not marked confidential. Iii
creates a row, tax the costs TO me. o
course YOU do the lighting;
The purpl. dawn II. beauty spreads
Behind II come, the food Of day
10 10 my hean Thy lore Il came
! The purpls-,hen the silver spray,