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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-11-27

Of their own importation, which enables
.hem 10 uuderseu such as are dependent on
middle men,"
Policeman Jane, f Reilly. Of Washing
ton. who was beaten by a party of rourh~
recently and died from the effects a couple
Of DAYS thereafter. was a brother of Editor
Reilly. of the Martin-hurg Herald
A collision of freight trains on the b. *
O. ,re-sling a; Harper's Ferry. east of the
Potomac Pulp Mill, on Saturday morning.
resulted in the wrecking Of "a number OF
cars laden with coal. wheat, &c, &c.
sam johnson and Lewis Queen, colored
b,v. got into an alteration last Saturday
u;rht when the former stabbed the latter
In the shoulder witha pen-kuiie. The wound,
we understand. is mo-, erious-Spirit
The pretty lit le babe OF Mr.. Eugene Shu-
CERT fell from its carriage ON Friday lastand
sustained a cut on the head, but was not Sc
riously injured The accident very natural
Is gave the parents and friends fright
Prot. Loisettes Memory System is Gre
ating greater interest than ever m all parts
OF tine country. and persons wishing to inn
prove :heir memory should send for his
prospectus free as advertised in another
column
Last week the b & o. depot was iorcibly
entered and four trunks taken out upon the
platform. One of them wa, opened and the
contents. iu part. taken The thieye, We're
frightened away before they opened the 9TH
er trunks.
Whilst playing 10 school on Monday,
Willoughby TAYLOR. son of Mr. Geo. W..
TAYLOR. ten and fractured the letJ arm
breaking one bone and dis'ocating the elbow.
Dr. Mason and Neil gave the needed sur
gicll attention
Members OF the Charle,town operate As
s,ciation rehearsed Saturday afternoon and
night at Beryvilie It is expected their
entertainment WI" De gwen in O'"' '''
Washington II '.'' 'N'' P''''' VI" ''' '''''' r
OF December ON.
Mes-rs. Geo T. L.gntaud JAY Eyster and
C"p'' On"''e' T. % ~ ''' ''' '''.'''' 80,
from " nuns l' H. -.
''.'''.''7 '.'' ,-i .t...., +,
.''', 'u ... W ',,' '- s,',...
Nll''''D o...', ,'..-- -. NV
Bv the new time table of the =. Y. R.R,
I'm rfrc, since sunday. trains now pas,
Chrre,,own norhuarl NJ $50 a. 90. and
Q8jpm: southwark 81, S87a. m. and 1911
on Train No .l2Ila lisa fast ex-
press ana stops "t Oh'iie''o"" ou'S %"
signal.
,,
The common h'u'euN' l" E'"u Hr',''"'
can lHy -ou1D eggs n seas'h' I'@
great pity % h"u~rtF can Dee grai'ed on q
hen Wen ort the price oI e-s, M''.u
come DOWN Do Do could Dee done.->'tPAt
'.f' register
Remlrsiu- un0n the hen and the house
ay DiI you oversee q, hem house Hv2
-
Mr. Martin Ci1unt 81 -..npcred citizen of
f,,.-t.. ......- .........f AZ Tbs, r.
N'"' N0 N''.'.'f $50 ".''0 '' -'i'' ''''
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1889-11-27

Respectfully,
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
benieIben berbunbene Ma7aee. 8

benieIben berbunbene MaHage. Dieie
Wttiamtsit AM ndditen fommt bt,
Glet!ricitdt, unb lit bic idnele NnrreH'
hung berlslben bdufig BON raihem ST
fols beeleitetl Ginfade 9autreise> nls
5enfteiee unb tuartae lmihldee, Ipir'
ten aud idmerslinoerno. 8eionoers
empfebIen ipir aud cine Shpibcur.
8eim froniihen Mustelrbeumatis'
mus muB man, tpts idon a~nseoeufet,
eft piRen, Db man es NIT einein droni'
ihen Shnapstrinter pber NIT aur Set.
letbietsit eeneisten Meniden gu tbur
bat';;. AUDI muB fefsefeQt tperoeu, OF
nidt etpa cine alte 8luttrant9eit 81
srunbs liegt unb l1riade ber Sdmersen
1T. Sc na@ benz 8sfuno mub bann
AUDI bic Mr3uei unb bas 8erfabren Gin
tanoeres fem. Wie Bel allen drpniihen
'2eiben, 10 auh Bier, miiHen Qrst uno
Battent bel @ebnlo unb Musoauer pa.
Ben ,unb manderlei neriuden, ebe man
bes 2sioens Qerr tpiro. Sen ldnseren
:@ebraud bes u@rtract Of @iatersreen"
glettricitdt, Mtafage uno AUDI eine por=
iidtig seleitete &altwafercur f6nnen tptr
aber aus g~rfabruns empfeblen. @ine
boriid:iBe Beidrdntung Der Didt uno
ausreidenbe nebuns uno 8etpesune
Der ertranften Musfeln LIT inlonberbeil
sa beradfdtigen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Ser 8iefenfuasiawa

DerIslbe 1T Elm allsbauernbes, tcrz
treffides Obergras, weldes CUR Gultar
,ebr au entpfeblen 1T. @egen ieines foe
ben 0euertrages miro es NIT 8orliebe
~anssbaMt. Sas @ras beftcdt fid gang
portrsiRi4 unb bilbet berbdltniBmdBis
biGte 0otae. 8litbesett Mai Bis Stunt.
Ser 8teienfu@siHmans bertrdgt 8es
ihattaag urb Berieislung NIB tptoer,
ifebt benz Mtnterfroffe, tpebbalb er In
ben nsiasn 2aoen NIT grfOls cuttitirt
usrSer tann ; eth etraS feuttes alima
iagt ism jsood am ineifen gu. Sa 8e.
,ug auf ben Boben 1T Der @ieisnfuds:
fhman3 3iemlia tudbleriih; am beten
geoeibt Ct auf mdbig feuhtem, bumus,
REDEEM 2ebnt. poer Tbonboben unb auf
ieubtem Sanbbooen, Der In gutter Dung,
fruit ffeht auf trDdenen 8ooeuarten
wdha er rur fpdrlih nno tpiro bier letht
bon anberel @ieienpflan3en berbrdnst.
Da istne Bursel fih r,ur DberHdhlih
~ausbreitet urb aiht tief IN, ben Booen
etnsuoringei1 perntag, 10 1T Elm geuifer
Hsihtbum Der 4dsrfrurae an aufaebm-
baren NdbrffaTen Elm unesld5lides ST.
forberniB fir Sas @e6eiben b:eies 0uttes-
erales. Naraus ergibt fih, baB eins
Dnnga1g NIT Sauhe uno Gompsf,
tpelfe ben Dbsrlddlihen @arssln lsiHi
aufnebn,bate Nabrung Iiefern, ben
Studs Sss observation-disclosures tpe'
isn.lih fbroern nsuB.
Ser 8isienfahsihwans gelangt eff
I'M 2. Sabre nad bee Nusfaat 80 ieinel
pollen gntuidsluns /; aus oteiem @runb
eisnst Ct iids rnebr flr p~srntanenie @ras
/, nnlagen uab nantenllih ffr Mdbeuie
lien. Sc entridelt ih, tpie geia9t, fxt
frab3eiiie, unb Die alne fino on ur.o fl
! fid sismltb srCb e. miro besbaIo leid
bart, lagert fidh uno fault leiAt bei bid
tenn stanhe aus bieien gr:Aiben it (
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Dama- 1tttn Iann1mtrtbfdaft,
(Bou W. @ err d, Mitpaufee, Wis.)
Oa8 Gimpthn1raS,

Das Timotbbsras 1T Elm Obergras,
tpelhes iih ibnea unb re:dlid beitodt
uno lodere, buidIise, bobe 6Drfe biloet.
Seine 9alme fino fabl uno felt unb ct.
rei9en eine !9bbe bon 2a-33 Sub.
Bl0tb.3eit Suli Bis @ueuft. Su ieiner
duBeren @rldeinuns bat es erDbe Mebn'
liateit NIT benz @ieier' u@sidpans,
tpelhen ptr ipdter beihreiben ueroen.
ga AUDI Die ltrenefe 8interfdlte Dem
T~imotbp9taie niht fdaoet, 10 selingt
feline Gultur III aqsn @eaenoen i'm
feudten Glin1a tpiro bas Sutter jeood
frdftiger unb tpeider als i'm trodenen.
Sn 8esus auf ben 8ooen felt es feline
3u boben gnipride; Die b5hifen gr:
trdee liefert es auf trdfti9em, gut emit.
tpdHettsm 8ruh' mnb Moorbooen, aui
fri1@sm. REDEEM 2ebm. Dber Tbonbos
ben. Sc sebeibt AUDI mod auf feu4ten,
nabtalten, i1peren 8ooenarten, udbz
renb fsin Mnbau auf gang trpdenem
2eba1s uno SanobDben, auf trodenem,
tiefigem 8oben unb auf leidtem, trpde'
mem Raltboben ni1t mebr lobnenb 1T.
Durd eine Dinsung NIT Saude t6nneu
bic Grtrdge beoeuteno 9efeigert trer'
ben.
Da bic @ur3eln bes carbohydrates
iebr tief In ben 8oben einoringen, 10
tperoen BET Der Gultur beIIelbert rur banu
befriebtgenbe @rtrdee er3telt, uenn be,
8cben Dor ben Musiaat mbslihitt ief Re:
arbeitst tpirb. @benlo 1T tuesen Der
Seinbett bes Samens barauf gu balten,
baB Der Mder fein prdpariert tutro. Scar
tann bas Timotbpsras iotpotl i'm 6srbf
aIs aud I'm Sriihiabr, NIT pber oknt
1eberfruht, atsiden.
8on allen @rdsern tonnn1t Der Safner
bes carbohydrates IN Der bsiten Auali'
tdt I'M 0anbel ppr;, maj, ioQte immel
ettpas Timptbb,anoeren @rasmiihunger
auieben. ga oas @ras leiht bart tpiro
unb bas @ieb bas grobe, barte 9eu oer'
i@mdbt, 70 muB man NIT benz Mdber
Beginner, fobalo bic SaeInabre ita ent
tpidelt. Das Tinotbn5ras entDidel
iib iibrigens ipdter als bic metffen an
beren Mdbeerdier, uno feline Saeindbr
fommt eria gum, @orfdein, tpena 81
ibrisen S~uttererdier bereits tn poQe
8litbe fiebsn. @or Der BIitbs gu SCI
eemaht, liefert es Elm aasseeiAnete'
Butter, pelhss bonn 8ieb germ genom
men tpirb. Die @rtrdae bes Ttmctbp
graies idspansen hebeutenb, is nod be
8obenbeihaHenbeit uno benz DIngunes
ufanbe ees Mders. Das T~imotbpgra
tpirb meiifens im @euenge NIT rotber
alee unb anseren Suttergrdiern angt
bart.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
@snIgenbe Mustunft.

Sin berliebter Siinslins NIT beidets
benen 8e3iigen min ben @ater oes Mdos
dens, bas ct liebt, Elm tpenis ausbors
den.
v6err .. &C., tpie bel Gintlnfte mub
Elm iuneer Mann baben, I'M beiratben
III t6nnen 2" fraste Ct bieien zines Tas
ges.
4err 3. Sc. ertpiberte nahbenflid
vSe nun, id BABE Bel 1000 f. idbrlis
dem @intommen geteiratbet uno BABE
gut uab eliidlid selebt."
u@irtlih 2" fraste ber iunge Manr
ertjidt.
vSa," fdbrt Der 8ater fort, vaber Id
beirltbete elm armies Mdbhen, tpel&es
IN iparen perfano /; tpenn ta aber ein'
pertp6bnte iunse Dame, trie Srduleir
3. Dber 6. ober gar pte meme eisen'
Todter eebeiratbet Bate, 10 tpiiroe Id
aum minoeiten 100000 f. sebrau@
haben."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Garbenitnn.

Gin jdnser @ed fommt In Elm Sra:
pattensefhdft, benimmt fia bort glenn:
l:d fIeaeIbaft unb berlangt BON Der bib.
iden 8sttdufsrin i@liebIid, fe ioQe
ibm eine blaue grabatte eeben, bte gan,
ssnau gu Der Garte ieiner Iused
pa1e.
u8ebauere," ~anttpprtete bic iungs
Dame, vblaie Granatten haben tptr let
Der niht mebr ~porrdtbis. Mber Id
fam Stnen cine rotbe eeben. bic bor'
treffih gu Der Garbe Sbrer Naie pafer
pirb."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Das @iefenriipe ngras.

Das Acknowledgements ift ein friibtrei.
benoes l1ntersras NIT elatten 0aImen ;
es ftebt fhon I'm MpriI In boiler 8ege:
tatiDn unb bliibt i'm Wtai unb Suli. Sc
bilbet teinen 9orft ; es treibt Nusldufer
unb biIoet einen fdDnen, bidten, suiam;
menbdngenben &aien. Da es Elm iebr
oidtes uno biel per;tpeistesW urselibfem
beiist unb tnfolgebeiIen ietbif elmer am
bauernben Trodenbett reht gut uioers
itebt, 10 gebeibt es auf ben meiiten $50:
eenarten uno tomnt ielbft auf trodenen
BDoen nod fort. 8pn ben meiifen
6hriftifellern tpiro ietn Mnbau AUDI auf
trodeneng6s e~mpfobler, inb iie idrei'
ben, bab Mnbauperiude In bieier &ihs
tuna einifige &eiultate erseben baben.
Quf' Sanobooen fam es aber nar bann
nit @rfolg Sebaat tperoen, tuenr oers
ielbe 1sbr reid an Qun1us 1T. Daraus
gebt bsrppr, baB bas Wieienriipensras
ei9entlid feline Yfanse bes S%anbbooens
1T. Dte bDditen grtrdse ltefert es ib.
rigeus auf trditisem, buu:usreidem
2ebmbeben.
Das @ieisnriipengras berbantt feline
frlbseitige 0egetation benz nmifanoe,
oaB es iebr tpioerifanosfdbiS seaen bic
3dlte 1T uno trob BET ipdten Sriibiabrs=
frDIfe nod munter uno lppie fprtpGhIf
es 1T bebbalb zines Der seiddbteiten Unit
nabrunssreidIfen nntergrdier fir per.
manente @eioen ; bier leiftet es ausse'
seidnete Dienffe, neil es bon eroBem
8ortbeil 1T, tpenn man i'm Sriibiabl
cine iippige @eioe aur @erfisung fat
Man, empfisblt es iobann AUDI fit BIZ
8iloung zines ih6nen &aiens in 9arf:
anlagen, ba es ousbauerno III, bas 11ns
fraut unterbriidt unb etnen ihDnen.
bidten STATEN biloet. Nud eignet es
fid nor3dslid gum 4usiden bon @iisn:
babnb5lhungen eber anberen Steqen.
uo es fih barur. banbelt. in tiraefe,
Belt einer biht seidlsnenen STATEN 3ll
8sfdiisung bes 8coens gu er3ielen.
@ia man es ais Mdbeeras benuben, ir
mub es tpeeen ieiner fliten 8sg'tatior
NIT anoeren @rdiern unb alee ausge
idet tperben, pelde fth ebenfals burd
cine fribe @ntwidluns ausseidnet.
Su 8eaus auf bic 8ooenbearbeitune
III gu bemertsn, bab bas @ieienriipen'
gra8 nnr bann bobe grtrdse ltefert.
tpera Der 8pben Dor Der Musiaat burh'
aus rein bon l1ntraut 1T, tief bearbeite
unb fein prdparirt uurbe uno ft& IN gu:
tenn Diggunsssuffnnbe beftnoet. Das
Acknowledgements Tam iopobl TN 9erbf
als I'M 8ribiabr ausseidet peroen. Di'
glusiaat I'm Sribjabr mub 10 ssittg all
mDglih erfclgen, banait ith nod &c:
niieenbe 8ooenfeudtieteit sur 2eimant
oes Samens pprfinoet. Sci Der Mus.
iaat I'M 9erbf 1T ebenfaas cine frub
seitiee gefeauns gu empisblen, bami
id Die gnan3en nod Dor gtntrit bel
8inters frdftis beffoden t5nnen, IN
nidt 10 leidt bonn Sroife ailsgeboben 8
merben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
empfsbenstpertt. bieies Gutteraras redt

empfebIenstrertb, bieies Tuttersras redt
friibsitig, ielbff nod boz gintritt Der
Blitbe> 3u mdben. SIN erinem 3us
iianoe Dber 3sitig gu 6eu semadt, ptrS
es bon alien gtet, namentlid aber bonn
Rinopieb, germ eefre6en. Inter ginifi.
gen Observation-Disclosures III Der @ieien=
fuasihuan3 zines Der erstebisifen Gut.
tererdier. st iOIte beBbalb auf ben au
ieinem Mnbau seeieneten 8ooenarten TT
allen 'Mii&unBen fir Satteridldse nit
3~-4jdbriser Nnbungsoauer nnb fIr
Daueruieien rertreten iein.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Ser fIetne @rIbIer.

2arId en-: vMama, ih CLAUDE
bod nidt, oaB ou alles better tueiBt, ala
ih."
Mama uDod, bod, meit Sunse.
SD BIN il aud bel dlter alS bu."
3arlhea Sra, bann lag mir Elm.
NAL fiinf a~ufeinanoer fOlsenoe Sage, ii
oenen tein ein3iSes a borfommt."
Manla: Die gibbs ia gar niht, meir
Sunee."
8arlhen : uDod, Mama : 8crge.
fern, seffern, bsute, u,creen inb iiber
mprgen!" Siebff bu, bu peiBt bod
nidt allies Setter oils ih."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
RInbtgmngSgrunb b.

Srau gut Maso: uSie tpOaen mei=
men Dienft perIa6en? &ann i@ ben
@runb pii1en? !"
Maso: u@arum nidt, sndoise
Srau babsn In lester Belt fir bic 8irtbs
idaft cine Usage anseiaaft, nno eth
ioldeS MfiBtrauenspptum fam tA mir
ntdt eefalen Iafen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
SrsunbIt@er@ u d.

uNun tpieber bieier austpdrtise gons
ours gs 1T gun. &aienbmeroen, i'd
perlier' nod ben 8erffanh bariiberr"
vNlDse Der 9immel fe Dor srbBern
gerluf1en betpabren !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21

- SO bis s5001 tperben ansstIiete,
arf R6beI, Hianas. Sterile, &agen,
1iauaanten nnh ALE 8ertbgegeaiianen
Nimneipta 3ona Gsmbanb, Simmer is
ush IL erie &atiaaal 8ant Gehdnhe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
q ) e.

8itte meiner Srau nidt mebr gu bors
gen, ionoern mir, ba id flr nidts aufs
tomn,e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Mrtis.

uRarlden, Bier bait bu einen Mpfel.
Stun, mas mlB man iasen !"
sd Bite, nod einen !"
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
OpppeIfinnia.

u8itte, 9err 9rofeRor, identen Sic
mir nidt mebr Elm. i'd Babe eenus."
vMber i'd iebe ia, bab Sic nod gal
nidts int 2opf babsn!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
TretIi4 d..

STUDENT gu feinem Sdneiber Gber,
Mann> tpenn sic 10 oft mabnen, mub
man ia gang bic 2ult am S@uloenmas
den perIieren
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Smers ,.nn Grmf.

MpSerne 3ierpuppe.
MuEen tapejirt uno fir,.
Snnen ihmuoelis uno nir,
2auft bsrum cas- cine DING,
@ertb iif's teinen 4fferlins.
11no als Mitsift bat Der Tropf:
Sali@e 8dbn' uno fallaen 5opf.
Gin mpberner Treier.
gu biif tnie eine ellie,
eo BOLD, 10 i65n, 10 i@lant,
Dasu aus gutter Samilie,
GAIT @eIb aud, Soft lei Dant
Stir if, oIs iout' Id MIDI wenoen
SIN beinen 8ater eletA,
8ittenb, eab id bid erbalte.
go i@6n, 70 idlant, 10 reid!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
l3arteefuhl I.

Baron: uSrau @rdfin, ib fable Ell
men raiheren &reislauf meines blauen
8lutes. @s muB ireeno Elm Plebsiey In
Der Ndbe iein!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
g d gIaubItA.

Du, i'd peiB factiia niat, tpo td nast1
@elb anlesen ioQ.
60, mebbalb niht?
Stun, neil ib - fetn's babe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
sebr tpi6ttg far Siuetfdmfer!

Die 3eit lift iebt ba. no man ieine @erz
tpanoten unb Sreunbe bon Oeuti6lan6
fomhlen ldBt unb tpo1en mir 6a6er nidt
%unterlafen, uniere tpertben 2anbsleute auf
folgenbe mi6tige Punfte aufmerffam 31
MAIDEN:
y 8enn S6r cine Treifarte fauft, laBt
@u6pen benz betreffenben Ngenten cine
Qutttung eeben, tporauf bemerft lit o@ut
fir IL Wonate unb nia giienbabn ben gans
gem Weg in Nmerifa."
q Se6t 3u, baB Sbr nebit SET S6iffsz
farte elm burdgebenres Gi%ienbabnbiaet be-
fommt, 10 6aB Der @mi9rant iein @epdf
bonn 0anoungsplabe Direct mad feinem 8e-
f~ttmmungsort 6efen fam. 2abt gn6
ntdt stpei @tienbabnbtlets seben, benn III
ioldem Sale muB Der BaHasier in Gbt=
caso ietn 8iaet umtauiden, ipas getpobnz
lid nit llnannebmli6feiten unb .1lnfoften
perbMnben lift. 8e3ablt bic &arte nt6t.
bepor Sbr Gu6 bon bieiem Buncte ni6t
iberaeust babt.
|. SdlieBlid mO@ten mir nod, erpSbnen,
A~E As
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-03-21
Barrier @eItausHeHmmg

am. u.s. Wtat 5. S. ero6net tptr6. Onrb
borjigli6f 8%ebingungen nit berl6ie6enen
gompagnien itnb mir idon iebti i'm Stan6e
benz reiienben beuti6enBublieum Gaiiitenz
iomobl tpie 3mti6enbefsbtQete biat9it 3its
fomnten au lafien. Sir ndbere @usfunft
tuenbe nan ii6 miin6li6 ober idriftlid ant
8Dttmtan & SobrbaMer..
0euti6es We@ieIz II. Bafiaseseidaft
100 @nSbtngtpn Mnenue. Glib,
LVV Minnedpolis, : Mtnn.
ct. HaaI cfiee: 387 ;SibIeb Strake.
eEs- MIIe 8riefe abreifre man
mad unierer Office In M~tnneapolis.
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
MONTANA PLACERS- HIGHLAND.


w Butte the adjacent country he in search
of placers that, when fond supposed to srpass
those of the early finds of the class i'll California.
Within easy sight Of Butte, looking southwark is the
Highland mountain, and there twenty years ago
of the ivlest camps i'll the Territory, and the oca
ton Of placer grounds that then fabulous in their
richness. Among those the ground in those early
days N1essrs Rod D. I-cggat, Joe NJ Vcnable,
Frank Beck, VIM. Owsley and others Of Butte Green
Campbell, Of Salt Lake; j. G. kerley, Of the found
ers of the Independent; Prof Swallow, w. F. Chad
wick, in Helena; Billy Todd, of Fort Benton; NJ.
A. Flanagan, of the place; E. S. Stackpole, Lou
Coleman and ]. E. Dickey, Of Deer Lodge, and
of others whose names not recalled
The Highlands more than typical mining
camp. Money and went freely and, although the
methods used to the precious metal the
primitive hume, it was sufficient to produce fabulous
amounts. Highland was at that time a mecca for the
adventurous Spirits and the amount of business done
was something enormous. The owners of the stores
and saloons made and spent fortunes, did the lucky
strikers Now it is virtually deserted village yet the
gold still there. The difference is that one bold man
with faith in the locality and faith in himself has stuck
by the ground and is the fair road to fortune.
After years of labor he has succeeded in acquiring title
all the waters of Monmouth crcck Highland Gulch,
and their tributaries and to tract of placer land six
miles in length, which 200 acres; and
from it is taken the purest gold discovered in Mon
tana The clean-ups have shown nuggets ranging in
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01
H. L. FRANK, BUTTE.

MR.. II. l.. FRANK is engaged in the wholesale
Nv liquor and cigar business in Butte, and is of
its prominent and respected citizens, having served
years mayor In connection with his liquor trade
he is the agent for Ph. Bcsts great St Louis brewery,
which last year manufactured 5'OOOO barrels Mr..
Frank has fine ice house and bottling department for
the better handling of this justly celebrated beer, and
sells large quantities, both bottled and in bulk. His
stock Of liquors. wines and cigars embraces quite
rcty Of brands and includes the best that can be found
in the market. His patronage is extensive and is in
crcasing with the growth Of the Territory An active,
energetic man. always at his post, and whether in ofc
ia business social life, courteous gentleman Mr..
Frank IS credit to any community and especially to
the city Of his adoption.
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01


value from So $780, and the gold is all coarse. The
hydraulic pressure the mine is something immense.
The main ditch is about miles in length and has
capacity of 600 to 700 inchcs with fall of from
5 feet to the 100 feet. A l2nch pipe conveys the
water from the penstocks to two of Hoskins latest i'm
proved Little Giants which, under the pressure
Of 275 feet, throws nch stream of against the
6Ofoot bank that is being worked, and cuts it as
though it mist The mine is beng worked
day and night of the strange things being that,
notwithstanding the altitude, 900 feet above the city
Of Butte, the water freezes The many friends
Of Rod D. Leggat congratulate him upon the perseve-
ance energy and industry he has display of
character which he possesses III an eminent degree,
and which he inherits in with the Lcggat fam
lily from his Scotch Ancestry in putting his immense
placer i'll shape for working, deserves a rich reward
TO OUR READERS AND PATRONS.
IT 7IIE HOLIDAY MINER sends its usual greeting
" to its patrons and readers The aim Of its man.
agemcnt has been make worthy Of the city of Butte
and of the Territory of Montana, and represent the
varied industries of this great section. AS this book
will show, Montana is beggar the doors of
gress for admission state but fully equipped for
the responsibilities of that station which it firmly, vet
respectfully demands. Partisan politics may delay,
and cheap politicians, who by accident have been placed
in position, may deny the people of the Territory its
just claims, but the fact remains, that the empire in
habit is entitled to statehood than twothirtls Of
those included in the list and that the objections
admission becoming tircsomc. Montana needs
neither apologsts defenders. It can take care of
itself. But the and women who inhabit it, and
who have made it what it is, are in the habit of
cringng and crawling. Its mountain does not grow
such CATTLE Copies of this HOLIDAY MINER will reach
every member of the American congress, and if he has
the time and incinaton which he should have glance
its pages he will find that the claim just and
duly substantated. In the preparation of the work
effort has been made to represent all the sections and all
the industries of the Territory. The result has fallen
short of the anticipation, yet enough has been secured
to show to the unbiased reader what wonderland we
nhabt. Eastern reader do think our prosperity is