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Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
SHE DESERVES HELP
4 Hopeless Cripple destitute and Unable
TO Help Herself.

4 Hopeless Cripple Destitute and Unable
TO Help Herself.
The attention of the TELEGRAM-HEa-
AID was called yesterday TO Il case de-
serving ol,charity. at the Hooker block
corner OF Hastings and Kent-sts. A re-
porter called at the place III the after
noon. and found Mrs. l. VI. Watson
the woman alluded to, IN room y.
She is 4 hopeless cripple from spinal
disease, and has been unable 10 work
for three years past. She is unable t.
help herself at all, and is obliged to be
lifted n and out of bed. She has Il
son - years of age, who supported her
while ne had work, but he IS now out
of employment, and she is in quite "a
destitute condition. Her ncighboTS
give her the reputation of beng a
worthy woman, and the kind-hcarted
Will ind her fine field for tue exer-
else of their charity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
TOWN TOPICS.

Il l-tr ka93 Pfsob0s are lleqzaLee.
Arhlr 3 q lesI1 s-.90 Cabinets.
Iae cfq eierk has nst ss.led .lcenss
slace A.sember.
lne postponed rega a. meeting ~ the
q reetgfs ot Ene Ec4re % Trade Hill pe
held nexE TUESDAY glt
Ils L4grage- street ketormed Cnurch
sln .lAv-sea0ol al celebrate ChrlsIn1ss
aasa a c0lcert and snfertalaale.lt.
Tie xin OF the late Loois h. Hunt
has aesn h.ed for probate. Il gives tie
eltIe estate - tAe sdoN ana chli-
Ins rezul4r IsleeL1ag 0f tas 81. & se lia
-oo sty Ill - held t0dzy ztz - in tiood
Iem plafs' Hall. Cd south Diyis.on-st.
6ftsen thousand dollar park : TOO
A even for Grald Aagaas. - s4ys aer
d 0f Aldermea- - AaLaaaEo0 1sls-
PA
4 carload ~ crockery from Tun.tall
Eag and, arrived for IA. Leonard &
-Ins yesterday, and Was placed IN the
oll,ied warehouse
Tie Young Peoples Society. Of the
- Ga Memorial ClarcA, give a soc al
GAS evening m the church pari0rs. Ad-
.s.ou ilee, and every one invited.
All members ~ tae Third Mich gan
attending the geul ln AZ Hastings viii
procure tleir UcAel- at the depot, As
arralz llelts have been made Tor re-
l.e rlt
Ine regular monthly meeting of the
Womeus VI ssl0nary >ocIety 0I -.
sItrk Church was .eld yesterday az
f.rllcl At tuc kp.-eoaal residence on
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

r. E4sW Wln Hsia oae Nszt sss he-Hs

Il EAsmln Hssd o2s Nsas Sss ie@fa
tse
D. aecoraaacs Wlh tAeF usaai cas-.
t.r, ~ Ffes ana t..s.i :. ..vateh meet.
-. ras
- -s@s -~-'lis -
follg eoinm ttees have t~eA ~R
f.o.nts3
t-......,.... f.es.s..tt.. a IA Caaan
r. -
ees, eAaii NAB " ?" "F''@'.d' =
lean, " Il bQyns q. II i'e'iFAAt,
~ lA"si3i -. ~ b3ss't~i
f-uAnce--l v Chaunceyi - ,. AieA
iHsQn "a ~ hostQ<S.
ln.laaons-N L.NAlts, u. ?. o''s'ei
ID N.0-R
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Let Her Flicker.

The electric light plant at the Sol
diers' Home IS not working in a salts
factory manner, or az least a part OF It
j. not. One of the Mather dynamos
works very nicely. but the other one
has the rheumatism or some other COM
plant that battles the skill of the men
who have been setting the machinery
up. An expert has been sent for TO
solve the difficulty. The trouble Is
thought TO be the result of some defect
III the construction of the armature
and Is connection with the cOmmuta-
tor. The expert will probably very
soon set matters straight and is ex-
pected 10 arrive today.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
THE FREE TRADERS.
A SIimiy Attended Meeting-L. v. Moul-
ton speaks

n >itAnl1 Attchhcu hcctihS-i-. v. 'a~"'
ton speaks.
The second meeting OF the Free TrAde
Club va, held in the circuit court room
last evening. The attendance was not
as large as at the meeting for organl-
zatiOn.
The committee reported Il declaration
of principles that starts of like the
Declaration of independence. Follow
ing the preamble comes a SYNOPSIS OF
the object of the organization. They
are: FIrst-TO teach the science OF Gov
ernment. SecOnd-TO expose the de-
fects OF the present system. Third
TO determine what benefits, If any, are
derived 10y society from the indirect
system of taxation. FOurth-To deter
mmc what benefits, If any, would be
derived from the abolition of the pres
ent system of taxation. etc. The COM
mlttee recommended that no bylaws
be adopted until the club IS more thor
| Oughiy organized.
The committee also reported that they
| could secure the Use of the Royal Ar
Canum Hall for two evenings per month
at cost of Sl5 for three months. The
club voted to engage the hall for three
months.
Hon. L. V. Moulton then delivered
an interesting address on the subject OF
taxation, rs viewed from a free trade
stand DOint.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13


KAs scarcity ~ sssas ~ ths asss Dc
slrAbis Novelties - ktaEs.
= e. nerkaer ls showing IA Immense
Ins of rare and o3stlF gctlk. ~ e
ao1asfal i slz.ll4I sALl-tl.tsQa. .a na-s- f
u.tGae Aso t4Hrts ~ ~ te-t-~ ~
Western Michigan AT- heEAhef ai-@s
unusual ehoEss in preparing iot ti.f
aa.. dag trade zl1 t4e dls{Aae Ae L
n E.ug Ills year fag eellpsss eli l..si
Vnlrts lu ceu KefsailQn fNstsl4aA a. 30
hE Hefkuer leprvse4 iat3ft ~ tAie
IaLE8EAN-HERAAD learned nlanE iatis
concerning novelties n rngs. tae 4t-
mand Of oertzln precious gelas, sl-4 ti'e
sIvlrs of fiu&s tn4t seclA - 0e tae nlesi
f8pulAF al the present tine that illsl 81
u0a "a these oo.aanus ean uot hclp b1t
gaose of interest q tlle ttLke AN
HEkALbs readers
Inc newest novelties ln rings consists
Of tAe beautiful oomtsuatoa oi
co.3gs ln gems, that -, oslofed
ones. saCh as rubless tia'
eralds. sappl.res and diamonds, 10 ini-
lue beautiful CONTRAST oI coiois .A
shapes OF $40 stone Itlgs set diAEOl-
ally across tAe nnger With light
wlre settings. The Marquis ring seems
% be the most stylish Fng OF the sea
SON This ring cons st, % a long dia-
m0nd. shaped top. Studded closely Win
diamonds. 80 thai nO gold shows, only
/ tue beautiful effects 0f the gems btiu =
seen Ine ruby ls considered now %
| b. the mo,t costly 0i al precuu,
| stones. a. across the water rub.cs were
| 80 much sought after by the mobility
and tue scarcity oi them makes iucse
| gems so high Probably IN tnls whole
city there j. not one that would be con
| sldcred tine ruby.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Mxstlc Shriners.

The mobiles of the Mystic Shrine,
Saladin Temple. held their annual
meeting for the election of officers last
evening. The election resulted as
follows.
POtentate-George T. BuSs.
Chief Raban-Franeis Lrteilier.
Assistant Kabau-lia-ry h. Dcaue.
High Priest-L. b. A iudsCr. of Reed City.
Treasurer. n Lucas.
Secretary y-Sam l., " atson.
Oriental Guide-A. ii. Reynolds.
The rcma ndrr of the Offices are ap-
pOinuve and Will be filled by the ap-
pontments Of the potentatc hereafter.
The shrine IS in fiourishing condition
and numbers upward of 80 members.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Notice is hereby given that the man
ufacturers of the celebrated brand of
cigars American Field" under a fac
simile label of that popular journal,
dulyauthorized, known 10 all the sports
mems clubs of the United States, have
constituted and appointed Ed. Z.
Mohl, of Grand Rapids, as their agent
for the distribution of this brand of
cigars to the fraternity at large
throughout the state of Michigan,
where they Will he promptly served
upon the same terms and with the
same care as by ourselves.
A. W. FOoTE q Co,
Sole Manuias urers,
New York, y. Y.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
THE APRON SOCIAL.
The sale Held by the Young Ladies' of
the Church OF CHRIST.

the Church OF christ
The apron safe AZ McMullcn's Hall
last night was charming alfair. be-
sides being a decided financial success.
II vas under the auspices Of the Young
Peoples Missionary Society of Christ
Church" ," and they left no stone un-
turned 10 BRING about a rich harvest of
dollars. Two hundred and fifty aprons,
Ot every mag nable size, shape and
texture were otte..2 for sale, and of
these 80 were sold, averaging about -
cents, netting quite u neat sum. The
balance Will be sold at the hail this
afternoon and evening. The com
miftee having the enterprise in charge
y re the Misses Kate Johnson, Mertic
Whitfield, LIZA Bellany and Jennie
Hills, and Messrs. c. W. Stlllwell and
George Bellany.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
RAILROAD COLLISION.

\ Freight Train and work Train Come
Together.
CEAwFoRDsvHLE, Ind, Dec. ll-This
morning. q few miles south Of here, on
the Nandalia road, a local freight and
WORK train coliilcd, m which Fireman
Martin Bcckro. OF Logansport, was N
stautly killed and three Others badly
AUgt, including Engineer Edward
Tr.tt. Of L0gansport. The cause Of the
collision WAS the negligence of thcwork
tram conductor. who forgot the ap-
yrOacMng freight.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
Ona of the Best

Investments you can make is to take
stock in the Fidelity Savings, Loan and
Security Association of Michigan; home
Office, Grand Rapids. The first series
j. now open, and stock and all IN
formation can be obtained from the
secretary at 95 Monroe-st., next tO Nor
ton House entrance. Read carefully
their printed matter. and remember
that this association Is working under
purely building and loan principles,
and we promise nothing that can not
be fulfilled except 10y legitimate and
business-like practice.
4. +. WoRDEN, President.
f. A. GoRHAM, Vice President.
II. W. NASH. Treasurer.
A. 4. NEREN, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For curtain, top desk, polish fin
ish, four feet wide. for S29, go to Vine
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Rev. ". r. Richardson's lecture on
the American Problem, FOR the bene-
III of the WOman's Home and Hospital
will be delivered at the Church OF
Christ. corner OF Lyon and Ransom
sts.. Tuesday evening, December H.
1857. Admission, % cents.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Toilet cases by the million. c. c.
Davidson, 40 Pearl-st., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For a fine plush rocker. sprng edges,
biscuit tuftod back. Tor -, 30 10 Vine
gar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For a good blanket for $3.50, a fair or
a good cotton-filled comforter for $3.50,
or a cheap blanket for Sl.2j a pair, or "A
cheap comforter for 90 cents, go to
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For extension tables for $3.50 to S25,
20 TO Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For fine lady's writing desk, polish
finish, solid oak, $3.50, $3.50, SD 70
$50, go TO Vinegar Furniture Company
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13
CoTET RECORDS.

CmcUIr CorEr-Hoa. Wm. T.. Grow,
prc.Ire Judge - Charles Brcaricy,
murder; on trial.
PaosAre Corw-H.n. Crw T. Pv-
Rims. ludse-Estate oi Holden Spuk,
deceased; petition for admmisir'uon
flied hcauug January g. Estate ut
John Bcms. deceased; executor au-
uu1l account filed. hearing December
30. Estate Of tnarlCs ~u1w, deceased;
executor. final account flied hCa -.ug
january 3. Estate of liagga Wcsbrook,
d rc. ed, inventory filed. statutory
allowance granted To widow; hccus0
@ srl persona. property at auction
gnut.d
Ppt Carnr I'm Joia Ua'no.
ll.H. 81 iEr Timothy i9nrh, afuHsi
hH.i % =. smith. drunk. huct -.
jaWfe .nIittn. drunk, nnrd -. iinfv
Davenport. assault and battery td-
.urt .l December 80 at 90 p W.
fd r, atur oi,ae. ut.ncn
p.Hded. Geo. 81. HlacH. 4Wc u'-
atIHweJ tli peruii - at ID
Nm Fhlhpe serr o''rn.. ad-
I.HH tN peremlsr l4 at nt
l'" mtH hao'p. larceHf. -
~. iamifs.f. r.ius.rE to as .t
r.I ti N.o.r rfD.r iE ~ iHa. a.
itHf, i.fluuas
a.Het B. at 81 q. n.
t.aHb HrI I0tr
4t.t au1 battery a1ri ts.
mrn rnA r.nrn cufrt
'g Nf 'aF Todd. - NHnr
s'oose a-a sao~ ~to,--s saa nrsss-s'
i"as Save thr snfHs ihrF afe
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For fine pier glass, 20x72, French
plate. solid walnut frame, for S2S, go 10
Vinegar Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Novelties, novelties, novelties at c. c.
Davlds0n's, 80 Pearl-st., corner Arcade.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For fine sidebOard, solid oak, polish
finish, for $40, go 10 Vinegar Furniture
Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For a nice chamber set, ten pieces,
for $3.50, go to Vinegar Furniture Com
pany.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For parlor cook stove, Sl2, go TO
Vinegar Furniture Company.
For nice, i-hole range, with n fun
set OF furniture, Tor So, 60 TO Vinegar
Furniture Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

u. J. Doornink sells Ben Hur Cigars
Try them.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For folding chairs and tables for par
ties. etc. 60 20 Vinegar Furniture Com
pauN.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

As yOu arc passing, call m at 95 Mon
roc-st. for full information IN relation
to the + .dc;ty SavmC~ Loan and Necur-
ity Association of Michigan. IL vii
pay YOU.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Pears is the purest and best Soap
ever made.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

For an OAK. walnut. or solid cherry
mantci top for 50, go 10 Vinegar Fur
uIturc Company.
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

Hfk rHt Y - =. --.s---s -. 80
s-... - s"s - ALS "a e. =. ssS.s -
Telegram-herald., 1889-12-13

sfnete asf taee 90 is,set ana nratfsf'
l"asf.f fate thr snfas EhrF afe
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.
orpi,E At HELENA VI. T.,
Nav -. l-~.t


INNro rpieE At HELENA VI. T.,
May =. l,so.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice 81 his iniei-
tion to Iaake final proof in support "i hls
claim. aud that said proof will lie made De
fore the Judge, or in hi absence before the
Clerk Of the Fourth Judicial District Court
in aud tor Fergus county, Mont. III Lewis
town. Mont, on July -. ls-'. viz.
Patrick %. shields.
who made homeStead application w. '.sH'
Tor the SEt ST.. See. >, and NJ! Me-, See
II. IL. ~ ". u. ~ T..
lie names the following witnesses to
prove hi> ,i,ntinuous residence upon, ami
cultivation of said land. viz: Richard W
Noble John l.. Wicl-uan, James Weldon
and George Brown. all of lewistown. Mont
Any person who desires Ia protest against
the allowance al such proof. ar VIII" knows
of any substantial reason under iiie Ia"
and the regulations of tine Interior Depart
meni- why such proof should not i~ at
lowed, will he given AN opportunity Al the
above mentioned time and place To- cross
examine the witnesses oi said claimant. and
Ia offer evidence ia r,buttal al that submit
ted 10y claimant.
Wv. L,xouoENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Notice of Final Proof.
IANp OFFICE AT HELEsA. ~. T..

IANp OFFICE AT IELEsA. N.T.I
April y, lSs9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named -, Ter has filed notice of his inten-
tion Ia make final proof in support al his
claim and that said proof will he made be-
fore the Judge or ia his absence TIE Clerk
of the Fourth Judicial District Court in
and tor Fergus county, NJ. r.. at Lewis
town. Mont. on June Ia, ls>Y. viz:
Harris VI. Packard.
who made homestead application No. 2i19,
for the T.. MEL. Sec. :; W! NWI, See. :.
FL. iGN., Il. - east.
lie names the following witnesses To-
prove his continuoUi residence upon and
cultivation al said land. viz: William
SHELTON. Hosea l.. Fisher. Daniel Thomas
and James NJ. Croft. all Of stanford, Mont.
Amy person who desires Ia protest against
the allowance al such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reason, under the law
and the regulations of the Interior Depart
ment. why such proof should not bc al
lowed. will lie given an opportunity al the
above mentioned time aud place Ia cross
examine the witnesses of said claimant. aud
Ia oilcr evidence in rcbutial ri that submit
ted 10y claimant.
;. W. L,NonnENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Notice of Final Entry.
Land Office AT Helena, Mont,
Nax -. lS>,,

Land Office AT Helena, Mont.
MAY -, Is>'.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his in
tention to make final proof in sup
port al his claim and that said pr'"'f will
he made miorr the Probate judge in aud
for Fergus county. VI. r.. NJ irwistown.
NJ. r., IN July ~. I>>.'. viz:
John Day,
who made Homestead application NJ. e1i.
for the NJ. NW!, amt lot I. NV, NE',.
Sec. "a; SW! SE.',. See. a.. FL. - y. range
III east.
Iienanlc>i he following witnesses to prove
his oniinuo,i~ residence upon aud ru'iiva-
ton III said land. viz Isaac d. pawkin>
aud Charles VI. tlary. of i.rwist"wn. Mont;
Jasper u. Be,iori and Charles ". Eayiies.
oi bet, Mont.
Any person who desires Ia protest against
ilir allowance ot such rro"i. ar who knows
I'll any substantial reason. under the law
and The regulations al the Interior Depart
ment. why such proof should not he al
lowed, will he given AN opportunity ut the
above m-niinne,i Time and place 1" cross
examine the WITNESSES Of said claimant, AMI
Ia offer evidence in r-huiiai E" that submit
teal by claimant.
s.W. LsN'noE>f, lie. isier.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Training for Girls.

When girl j. ten years old she
should he given household duties to
perform according Ia her size and
strength, for which II sum of money
should he paid her weekly. She needs
- little pocket money AMI the knowl-
edge how tn spend it judiciou,ly, which
can so we'll be given 10y II mother to
her little girl. She should be required
tn furnish "A part OF her wardrohewiih
this money. For instance. ii she get >
ten cents II week. she should hs r--
a,Iired to furnish all her stockings or
all her gloves. rs he mot her may de
eide; and doing this under lie mot her :
supervision, she will soon learn to
trade with judgment and economy.
Of course, the mother will >eetoit that
the sum is sufficient to do this, and
vet leave Il triile for the child to spend
as she pleases. This will supply II
healthy stimulus; it will give her u
proper ambition and pride in her labor
and the ability to use money properly
As she grows older these household
duties should he increased, with the
prOportiOnate increase OF money paid
for the performance of them. We
know of a lady who divided the wages
of a servant among her three iaugh-
tiers. There is a systematic arrange
ment of their labor. which is done witt
II thorouehness and alacrity rarely
found. either with hired girl or with
Il daughter who feels that she has Ia
Ito it with nothing tn encourage and
stimulate her in rhe work -Praci heal
Farmer.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
An Editor Draws the Line.

We greatly dislike to find fault vii h
any of the customs OF our beautiful
little city" says II Dakota editor, 'but
we must nevertheless insist that people
keep their swine out from under the
office OF the Tribune and Palladium.
While engaged ut our desk writing our
leader on The stability of our Terri
torial Institutions for our paper this
week, one Of senator Mcl'rides razor
backed hogs bumped up ITS spine and
began scratching its back ON he beams
under the floor. jarring the whole build
ing and making IT necessary Tor us to
stop our work on the edit orial, crawl
under our office and welt the critter
along the side vii h "a column rule. This
interrupted our train of thought. and
the editorial IL not what W. conld
wish.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06

IANBOrricE Az HELENA. VI. r.,
Ma, H. lss9. ]
Notice j. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice III his inict-
ii"n to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will he made he
fore the Probate Judge ri Fergus county.
III IrwiStown. Mont, on June -, ls>.,. viz:
G0rmry u. Markham,
who made homestead application NJ. i1.s',
Tor the Sci, See. -, Tp. II ~, u. o.; T..
lie names the following witnesses Ia
pr. - his continuous residence upon. and
culiivation 81 said land. via: George Sam
piles. Henry r. Dent and John ,'rig-r, of
Denton. Mont, AMI Nelson Pr.ilit. al Lewis
town. Mont.
Any person who desires 3" protest against
the allowance al such proof, ar who knows
al any substantial reason. under the law and
the regulations al the Interior Depart nrni,
why such proof should not be allowed,
will ie siyen an opportunity nj the above
meniiunr time and place Ia cross
examine the Witnesses al said claimant.
AMI Ia oirr evidence in rrhuiial oi that
submitted 10y claimant.
:. W. L,NouoE>E, Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Notice Of Final Entry.

Land Office at Helena, Mont,
MAY ~. l>>o.
Notice l. hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice ri his inien
ton Ia make final proof in support oi his
claim, and that said proof will hc unair
before the Judge, or in his absence before
the Clerk Of the Fourth Judicial District
Court in aud Tor Fergus county. II Lewis
town, Mont. on July u. is>,. viz
Rrwbrn Godfrey.
who made homestead application NJ" :a";i,
Tor the SWI NE!. NJ. NV, and NJ MI,
Sec ~, Tp. ~ ~. u. H. H.
lie names the following witnesses to
prove his contnuous residence upon, and
cultivation of. said land, viz: Joseph l.uiz
George Jackson, Michael Met lave and Al
fred Duilicld. all Of TIBET, Mont.
Any person who desires tn protest against
the allowance at such proof, or who knows
of any substantial reasons, under the law
aud the regulations of the Interior Depart
mcnt. why such proof should not he al
lowed, will he given AN opportunity at III"
abov. mentioned time and place I" cross
examine the witnesses al said claimant and
tn oilrr -, idrncc in rcbuttal oi that submit %
ted 10y claimant.
;. W. I,N"unENE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Notice OF Final Proof.
Land Office at Helena. Mont, |
L

Land Office at Helena. Mont,
May I, lss9.
Notice j. hereby given tina, the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ii"n Ia make final proof in sup
port at his claim, and that said proof will
i,c made before the Probate judged i Fergus
county, at Lewistown, Mont, on June ~.
lS>9, viz.
Thomas r. Murray.
who made homestead application No. 800,
for the NEi Sec. -. III. ID ~, u. l., r..
Tie names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation at, said land, viz: Eugene
Icwrlght, Charles calbreath. Jerome Lew
right and William Mills, all ri Phiihrook.
Mont.
Any person who desires Ia protest
against the allowance oi such proof, or who
knows oi any substantial reason. under he
law aud the regulations of the Interior De
partncnt, why such proof should not be
allowed, Will be given an opportunity at
the above mentioned time and place to-
cro>,-examine the witnesses ot said claim
ant. and To oii.r c,idenc. in rchuttal al
that submitted 10y claimant.
S.W. L,NaunRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1889-06-06
Women Worth Millions.

Philadelphia Press: The wide pub
LEGATION oi the fact that Philadelphia
lbo~~e--ed three young ladIes-slnce re-
duced to two by marriagc-who pos
-e-s,d upwards of s5.Uoo,oOo apiece
in their own right. has caused New
York city tn look up its heire>-,S with
the following result published in IA re-
cent ~S,ir of the New York Morning
Journal. Each lady j. supposed to
POSSESS thr sum mcni Toned IN her own
right:
Miss l;lIinrlanl-r, an orphan. tall
and stately and high church, : J.W~.-
900.
Tie Misses Rockefeller. 2O and ~
rrspectively They are Baptist do not
dance and never wear decollrte gowns,
III, 900, 900 each.
Miss Daisy Stevens. % years. a tall
blonde. daughter of Frederic stevens,
and the lady who is now Mar,lul>e lie
Tallyrand. S2.WW.Om.
Tie Misses Armour. blondes. and
both under II. daughters al Herman
-. Armour Of Fifth avenue, very tie
won't. S5.,m",.WW.
Miss Bowdoin and Miss Edith Bow
dom. of Park avenue, S5,On.O0O
each.
Miss Bishop, Just | : and very do
INVESTIGATED. Presbyterian and daush-
ter of Weber x. Bishop. ~ ,Wm,WW.
The Misses Drex,l. cousins of the
Philadelphia helreSSes pretty. blondes.
the eldest being 30. Miss l.ucy plays
the harp. Miss Katharine the violin
aud Miss Elizabeth the violoncello:
~ .WOO. 900 each.
Miss Clara lIuntinst on. daughter nj
Coils T. Hunt ington. II claiming bril-
n-tte. with eyes al the most eniranc-
ing beauty. u little above the medium
height aud about 23years oi age. $40
WN,. 900.
Miss Davis. daughter oi John W.
Davis. 1000. 600.
Miss Amy l.athrop. niece al Coy.
Gland stanford. - 600. um'.
Miss Alice torbin. daughter al Aus
lin torbn. Just 20. etitrand "a blonde.
S3.Wni. 600.