The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-09-28

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Ferry Hanshaw of Portland, Ore, has
rome into the business of raising Nom
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They are all doing finely.
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s nssr + bis .1~ So%s IN the se. Twen .,sc on 1hs d lie
large and ID lirtle ones in the lot.
Of California, are two men now on the
suprems bench who owe their places to
b sse snaa;at asho DAVID I davis G.n and I'VE Noah Tn1 II.
Swayne, are dead. Justice Miller Is nearly
rs years old.
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lady sending the best proposal OF mar
ria9e. Points to he considered are com.
reasons for wishing to be married. Maid
en- ladies over 15 are barred out.
The men who has been going around
III the tails OF horses, has at last beer
caught. He turns out to be insane. He
explained that he wanted the hair to make
the woods, where he had three bags full
of hair.
TIA youths Of Belfast, Me-, are having
great sport in dipping the small herring
BILE torch is extended some six or eight
feet over the how of the boat, and, when
word is given to "puil hard, boys" and i'm
fish.
Switxers as II no doubt had ever been cast
on his existence. A grand Tell monu-
ment is 70 he erected by. public subscrip-
Llcerne, where the patriot shot the apple
of his sons head. The federal council
hive promised a handsome contribution.
More eagles have been seen this year
along the bluffs at Seneca x New
York, than at any time during the past
four To seven flying about at once. They
are the genuine gray eagles, the emblems
Of liberty which grace the coins OF our
country. The people of the lake never
kill an eagle, hut a few young ones have
occasionally been captured alive.
The title of .%...prince," with its correla;
Kingdom as a title OF the peera9c. II is
simply like ''hiGhness" and "royal high
ncss," a courtesy designation. Until he
Is created a peer, by the title OF duke or
other rank in the peeraRc, member Of
the reigning fnmily-evcn the sovereign's
sS.p poH y r h;nhness'"s "i ~ law f Iua e com.
mOncr.
In the ate war between the Black Flags
OF TOnQuin and the French, the leader Oh
the Chinese outlaws made a monetary es-
innate Of the value of his enemies. He
offered his men a sum equivalent To $i25
for the head of every Frcnchmau and rs
additional IL the victim had gold braid on
his coat. The fact that most Orientals
express great contempt for native Chris
tians was illustrated i'm this Black Flag
proclamation, which offered $50 apiece
Tor the heads Of native soldiers i'm the
French service, but added that $15 for the
heads Of native Catholics was all they
were worth.
A family residing in Harlem has q novel
manner Of evadinQ the excise law, through
which IL also gets credit for being very re-
ligious. Frequently ION Sundays one or
the other of the members of the house
hold II seen TO leave the house carrying
what appears to be a bible under his or
her arm. Instead Of going to church,
however, he or she goes to q saloon ON the
avenue and comes home again In ABOUT ~
minutes. What il apparently a hand
somely bound and gilt book liz nothing
more than q case, the top OF which Ii a
hinged cover. Inside il a flask which can
he aiken out, and i'm which In family
finds the Sunday beer.