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The Enec. of Habit.

A remarkable instance of the effect of
habit on horse was witnessed in Alabama
recently, says The Horseman. The owner,
merchant, lives two miles in the country.
For four years every day except Sunday,
he rode the same horse to his store in the
morning, hitched the animal 10 the same
tree and rode homo at night. The horse Is
q sorrel with a white face, and ia known a.
Badly. One day the owner was quite i'll
and unable to come down to the store.
His horse was turned into pasture early in
the morning, but when the hour at which
the owner usually started to the store ar
rived Badly jumped the pasture fence and
walked up to the front gate. He stood
there several minutes, evidently sur
prised that he was not bridled and saddled
Then he turned and walked OF short dis
tanoe and came back to the gate. This
time he waited only few moments, when,
with a low whinny. he turned and started
to town. When he reached the store he at
once walked around to his accustomed
hitching place, where no remained until
evening, when he went home. Next day
the owner was unable to come to town, but
Just to zee what the horse would do Badly
vas again turned into the pasture. he
again leaped the fence, waited few min
utss at the gate and again walked into
town and took his position under the hitch
ING tree.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE, SALE OF
~ real estate. In the district court of the First

NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIVE, SALE OF
N real estate. In the district court of the First
judicial District of the State of Montana, in and
for the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance Of IN
order Of the district court Of the First judicial
District of the State of Montana, in and for the
County of Lewis and Clarke. made on the 10th
day Of May, A. D. 1890, in the matter OF the es-
tate Of L. Nj. Dunphy. deceased. the undersigned,
adminstratrix of said estate will sell at public
auction, to the highest bidoer, for cash, lawful
money Of the United States of America, and sub
iect to confirmation by said district court, on
Saturday the sth day ct November, A: D., 1880,
house in the city of Helena, county Of evils and
eft and estate of tie said +. N. Dunphy at the
timc of his DEATH and all the right, titls and in
terest that the said estate has by operation ct law
to that OF tie said +. NJ. Dunphy, at the time Of
and water right, situate lying and Icing IN the
and described - follows, to-wit: -.
together with the machinery and certain water
right attached thereto
Terms and conditions Of sale; Cash, in lawful
money of the United States of America. :,
Ten per cent OF the purchase money to be paid
confirmation of the sale by said district court.
Ieed at expense of purchaser:
Adm'x Of the Estate of E. M. lIunphy. deceased.
Dated Helena. Mont, October Is. 1880.
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SAVED $500.

Gen. j. b. Jackman's Experience at
Republican Convention.
Major William Irwin, an old-time poll
tician who died at Harrisburg the other
day, was delegate to the republican ma
tional convention in 1860, when Lincoln
was nominated, says the Philadelphia
Press. Among the manv "reminiscences OF
that historic occasion that the mejor was
fond of recalling was one in which several
men whose regulations are now national.
figured amusingly.
IA republican convention was novelty
in $780," the major used to say, "and hun
dreds OF democrats fooked to Chicago to
see the fun that year. General J. B. Jack
man, the ltiffest kind of democrat, but
great friend of Simon Cameron. was there,
and never missed chance to give Cameron
a lift among the delegates when he caught
any Of them outside. General Jaokman
had built the greater part of the Philadel-
phia & Erie railroad, and had made q for
was tip top fellow. and, being true gem
tlelnan, nobody enjoyed little game Of
noker more than he did. The morning
after the ratification meeting over the
nomination of Lincoln was at the Briggs
house, where all the Pennsylvania delegates
btOpEoUs nuN WIZ CAAoNA~ SSAAAo "A~-A Wv
General Jackman.
Halo, major said he, come IN and
have something.
II went in, and after we had had some
thing the general began to feel for his
money. Every pocket was empty.
""iherev he exclaimed some internal
black republican has robbed me-.
sI asked him how much he had lost.
Fifteen hundred dollarsv he said. No.
he said; hold on. Let-me-see! There
was $3.50 that Aleck Mcclure pulled out of
me on that full, when thought sure he
had nothing but bob-tail flush; there's
the $50 ! had in the Jackpot that Thad
Stevens walked away with. md there's the
&3OO that Andy Curtin coaxed away from
me by standing pat on an ace flush, and |
thought il was only one of his bluffs. That
makes 500. By Jove! I'm luckier than I
Thoughts was. There's 600 saved out Of
the q 800, and I'm only out $500 after all. =
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:. MONTANA CONSOLIDATED COMMERCIAL co...

SHERIFF's sALE-JlRAH /. FOCTE, PLAIN.
~ tilt. Va. James b. Lewis. Louisa j, Lewis
Alfred Bourk, Isaac Bourk, Newman Campbell,
Nilds Campbell. b. Harris and B. Brown, de.
Under and by virtue Of an order of -ale and de-
district court OF the First judicial district of the
state Of Montana in and for tho county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the oath day of October. A. D.
1850; in the above entitled action. wherein
Jirah /. Foote, the above named plaintiff
obtained Judgment and decree of foreclosure
Newman Campbell. Nilda Campbell, Alfred
Bourk. Isaac Bourk, b. Harris and b
Brown. defendants, on the 28d day OF
October, A. D. 1880, for the sum of 81. 1857 be-
sides interest," costs and attorney fees which said
decree VS. on the 2sd day Of October A. p 1880
at psgeI,,f am commanded to sell ali that
certain lot; piece parcel of land situate lying
and being In the county of Lewis and Clarke
state of Montana. and bounded and described
n: south ioO feet Of lot number 20, in block
d dit ,, to the city Of Helena, :. Lewis
according to the official plat of the sAid ad-
dition fled in the office Of the comfy recorder,
Public notice is hereby given that on Saturday.
n. of that day, at the front door Of the court
tana will, in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF and sale, sell the above
described property, r SO much thereof, may
be necessary to satisfy eaid Judgment. with in-
forest 1ni e1sts to the highest and best bidder
Given sa andsr my hand thi, 25.h dsy Of October
ISAAC HOLBROoK. Deputy Sheriff.
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SUMMONS--IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
- the first judicial district of the state OF Nom
tana in and for the county of Lewis and Clarke :.
Emma Weldrube plaintiff, va Fred Weldruoe.
defendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant:
You are HEREBY required to appear IN an action
brought against yon by the9boye named plaintiff
IN the district court of the first Judicial disric.
OF the state of Montana, in and Tor the county OF
hied therein, within ten days exclusive OF the
day Of seryic e) after the service on yon OF this
summons. if served within this county; or. it
served out OF this county, but within this dis
trlct. within twenty days; otherwise within forty
Gays, or Judgment b. default WILL De taken
against you according to the prayer OF said COM
plant.
The said action is brought to. dissolve the
bonds OF matrimony heretofore and now existing
between said plaintiff and defendant. for the
reason thet id defendant abandoned said
nlAintih wilifuily and without cause, and has
continued SO to do for more than twelve months.
And you are hereby notified thu. il y0u fail to
appear and answer the said complaint, - above
required, the said plaintiff will obtain judy
men1 oy deianit AGAINST you, and ask for the re-
lief demanded in complaint.
Given under my hand and the zeal OF the dis
u1ct court OF the First Judicial district OF the
state OF Montana. in and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. this twenty-eighth day Of October, in
dred and ninety.
tsEAl JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
p i. I r Tzo.rsos: Deppty sisrE
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
judicial district Of the state Of Montana, in

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
1 judicial district ct the state Of Montana, in
and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter Of the estate of James c. Mcdonnell,
deceased: o der to show cause why order OF
sale Of real estate and shares Of mining stock
should not be made:
Chas. Watson, the administrator Of the estate
Of James G. Mcdonnell, deceased, having filed his
petition herein praying for au order of sale of all
the real estate of said decedsnt and 800 shares
Of mining stock bels nging to said decedent. for
Its therefore ordered by the Judge of said
court that al persons interested in the estate Of
sAid deceased appear before the eaid district
court. on Saturday. tho 9Th day Of November.
the court Of said district court It the court
house in Helena. county of Lewis and Clarke, to
show cau,s why order should not be granted
to the said Chsa Watson. as administrator afore-
ceased, also 800 shares Of stock in tho Big Or
Mining and Reduction company.
And that copy of this order be published at
the Helena Daily Independent, newspaper
printed and published in said Lewis and Clarke
county. WILLIAM II. HUNT,
judge.
Dated October 9Th. 1850
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The Hsr,A Enriched.

Ths faeilitiss Of The present day fop The
b ~ DsAseial welfare and comfort OF
naAkhA are almast unlimited and vhep
6yrnD Ct R1GD was 1yst pseduced the world
vss snziaheG with the ealy psrfect laxative
knswa. . Il 10 tie emily remedy which 10
truly pisasinR and refreshing to the taste
and prempt and e6ect1al to cleanse tie
systsn gently in the sprin9time, or, in fast,
9 any tlms, and the better il = known IL
0sge popular it heoen, {.
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ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Letters for the following persons remain
unoalled for at the Helena, Mont, postofice
on Nov. 6, 1880. In calling for them please
say "advertised.o
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MAKE NO ERROR !

Ifyou have made up your
mind that you need medical
assistance, employ only the
best. Go at once to DIR. $.
Clay Todd, 43 Monroe-st 4.
room 4, Grand Rapids, Mich.
He will save you much ex-
pense aud loss of time. DIR.
TOdd's hospital and other
experience i'm foreign coun-
tries. together with his
purely vegetable and harm
less remedies imported di-
rectly from those countries.
aud % years special prac-
tice in the largest cities I'm
the United States. render
him peculiarly fitted for the
work Of curing apparently
hopeless cases.
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70 Lady Randolph Churchill, 81
Anerican giFs. knd ths d4ughkex Of
I.eoaara Jerome, II New York. i due
TIE re-slsctl0a u ber husband 10 ths
hose Il oesnlnons.
Nrs Gladstone has more shzn onoe
l. a heard GA ths szans platform With
her Grand Old Man. and ske always
maces . personal canvass Ia his behalf
Mrs Governor taekens. of south Caro-
Ina, foftaeriy the beaati1sl Lacy boa
corabe, II Texas, was f2moes hespxlect
ia elecUon time. On one occasion
rOagh bat gallant Inenber u the le,yis-
lEgure was present AZ hor reception. She
bockonad 10 him o. take a sat by her
side, but be excused himse1 GA tho
ground that Lis had baea eating onionsi
Disappearing from the room for a mo
ment. on her return she again called 10
him. adding, Major, you needn't have
any hesitation; I've been eating onions,
too" The old fellow sal down, and she
poured food Of eloquence into his ear
as only a woman knows how. winning
him completely over. by JUPITER he
remarked 10 u com p@niOn. as ne left the
mansion. ''the man who won't suppote
the husband Of sech purity woman
ought - be kicked cut of his deestrict.
If space permitted it would be pleasant
10 recall episodes IN the political careers
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

One there certainly is who in her
own quiet way turned back Demo
cratic tide, defeated popular candi-
date, elected her husband 70 congress in
the face of what seemed hopeless odds,
and who has illustrated the superb gen
eralship of which woman is capable in
whatever she undertakes, especially
when the man she loves best is inter
ested.
Her home is in the suburbs Of Cincin-
matt, part Of the First OHIO district, in
which the normal Democratic majority
has frequently run up to 1000 and !, 900
and never fallen below ! eco. The Demo
crats nominated for Congress Ar. Otway
Cosgrove, brilliant young lawyer. The
Republicans selected Bellamy Storer,
also lawyer and the son of distin-
guished jurist now deceased. Although
not rich himself, he had married the
daughter of Nicholas Longworth, the
heiress of immense wealth. Now the
name OF Longworth is as familiar 10 the
people Of Ohio and the west as house
hold word.
The original Mick" as he was famil-
iariy called, emigrsted from Scotland to
Cincinnati early in the century, when
the village was known as Losantiville.
Trading with both Indians and whites
he acquired a large amount of real es-
tate, then wild and unproductive, but
which as the village expanded into a
city became Of enormous value. This
land descended 10 his son, also named
Nicholas, by whom immense vineyards
were established. The men he brought
from Europe TO assist in their care he
treated most generously, and hundreds
of poor people by his kindness became
owners of their homes, prospered and
raised large families. Growing up
among these was his daughter Maria,
and it viii be seen later on how she
turned their friendship to account.
When her father died he left $40, 900 COO
to be equally divided between her
brother and herself, and by natural de-
velopment and judicious investment her
own share is now worth more than that
sum.
Without going into the details Of her
NO. La Ia l4OAAf WI LII LIZ AAo AssA AASA
Mr.. Storer, decided during the present
year 20 run her husband for congress.
tie reminded her Of the large Democratic
majority 10 be overcome. That didn't
matter to her; she merely told him to
get the nomination and she would at
tend TO the rest. Storer was nominated,
and she did attend to the rest" Inde-
pendent Of the Republican campaign
committee, his wife established q bureau
of her cwn. Naturally they didn't ike
this, for they had expected to see some
Of Storer's money outside Of legitimate
expenses, and a few OF them therefore
felt little interest IL the election. Mrs
Storer didn't care. In a busInessiike
way she gathered trusty heutenSnts
around her, asked what was required
and royalty hopored the requis5ion.
Then she began little personal can
vass "all by herself." The ward poll
ticians were invited 10 dainty suppers IN
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twenty three. When this was told IN
the cOlored school of that city a colored
boy promptly declared that he could
produce twice as many, and to the
amazement OF the teachers he did il.
Some of has designs were so unique
and original that they were widely ex-
hibited. and he produced many more
for wall paper, oilcloth, glass windows,
book covers, etc.-vhfch were exhibit
ed at the New Orleans Cotton centen-
NAL. The boys mother, Mrs. Sadie
Banks, caterer, soon saved money
enough 70 give Clarence q tern at the
Cincinnati art school, where he won
high honors. He then went TO New
York, where he hes done some very
good work, though prevented by his
color and age-he is now but 16-from
getting a first class position.
Clarence Is of pure African blood ex-
ceyt for trace of Indian, as his mater
nal grandfather was chief OF the Defa-
ware tribe. The Indians often exhibit
great skill in designs for their mecca
sins, canoes and other ARTICLES, and toe
Delawares are among the foremost in
that line. Clarenoes father was born a
slave on plantation near Macon, Ga. d,
and located in Springfield soon after the
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19


Aires \ 0oiensh appeared at -
lioe oouri yesleFdss ma1alne And eeaa-
pa Asa thAs r. +. saash had commit
tsd upoa hlm a. assault Aaa bAtterf
A warrant wAs issued Haa Smiih was
hEoaghs into eoart aad ara gaoa n the
aflefAson. Bat the oemp aaasul &p-
pakrxa slse. ana states thsi be hsa
Eai.as Inc complaint hastily. ans want
81 - wslhalSw a. Ar beosers ala
nai relish that wAs 81 delng business,
and Insisted that the eAse ought O. 81
- trlal TAI enoagh 20 dstoFIalne who
ought ID las.ics a. te alaas to pas ths
cosls Toe eoMplaI laot aHa aeieaa-
ant. and some mutual lrenas, eoi tns.r
heAas together. and onf - taem iinails
Neug oal a. gel another friend ho Bad
more laonsy thAn lAe already eKstu.
crowd seemed a. possess. Ailer she
f.anr at = paper c4llea satisfaction, =
nhloh stated that peace had i,ctu a.
stored ths coult consented 10 enler
no.ls proc, after The oostS were paid.
Il Was a sd spectacle o. see the aged
father oi Thomas Howell gsAe inio
oouri 10 give bAil Tor = great ssfappng
son tWlct Is large as tie father Howell
has been on e1sna lnatlan charged WITH
burglary and larceny iram TIE toN
gFooers store. Attorney Alien thoug at
tue TACT ui . crock II tlle stolen butter
~as noi evidences ~ the burglary. hat
the court thought otherwise and htia
Howell 20 the present term 81 tbe su-
periot court
William II. Nyman pleaded not
guilty 10 the charge oi false prsteusca
The complaint is that he raised sis 0u
Al organ i.al nas nQt wholly free iram
lncumi rance. Mymgn ull no iu court
again Molhl-y afternoon.
Tho Barney Mccarthy case 81 selling
liquor "a mlaoTs WAS plt 0Fff une more
day. The ease Vii ooue up AGAIN tals
afternoon.
There were three convictions Tor
drunkenness. Dan DOYLE, Peter neboer
and Dan Wood. They have gone 10
jail for 10, IL and Is dags respectively.
There is but one ease on call this
morning, John Walters failure 10 fup-
port There are four cases for tAis al
ternoon, VIZ. John feluner, embraz.e-
meni; Louis j. Shafer, selling liquor 90
minors, John ODonnell. saloon open
after hours; Barney Mccarthy, selling
/ liquor 10 minors.
John O'Neal vas taken 20 headqnSr-
| ters, yesterday afternoon, on n charge
/ OF breach Of the peace. Oh Chlnulck's
saloon, corner OF Ottawa and Cold
/ broOk-sLs.
Charles kynberg and Roger Craig
were run IN, Yesterday afternoon, for
being drunk and dlsorderly.
Telegram-herald., 1890-12-19

''the grand manson On tae hill. where
they talked oveF the Et8ation with Mr..
Storer. while the wife. taking plain, IN
pretenkio0s co1vcy anee, started cat On
social campaign among the cd friends
of her father srd brother soliciting
votes for her husbsnd. ''tscs1se he hsd
married . Lcaxworth. Fo~ every ore
she had hrigbt snailes a0f v7nning WAYS.
ard what else wss - be expected than
tast tbey shoul3 90 - ths faraiy altar
snd renew thew sllezssace 70 old NICK
LonzvoTth- beossse they Rad ben -
rlernharsd ~ his dauehtsr Hsris2 Ard
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raA.ner n whsrh she lad eo1sszne6 tha
good ro~k-
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number of the younger engineers
on the Michigan Central have been re-
duced To the rank OF fireman until
spring.
Edward Fitzgerald, for many years
trainmaster st the Union depot bat now
manager OF the Antrim Iron Works, is
"a the city.
The +. &P. NJ. Is forbidden by State
Railroad Commissioner Rich 10 take up
rs tracks between Zion and Gale, ia 81.
CLAIR county.
L. W. Tray, late of the Secretary of
states Office at Lansing, has been ap-
pointed chief clerk IN the office of Su-
perintendent of Track and Bridges
Doyle, of the c. q W. NJ. and D.,
l.. Il NJ.
Harry Chamberlain, the genial G.. r.
& /. conductor, of Muskegon, recently
took unto himself a bonny BRIDE.
When this event took place HarTy's
friends all supposed that he had settled
down to a hard and stony married life,
and that no longer would be heave
kisses TO the girls from of the platform
of coaches. But his friends are doomed
10 disappointment and chagrin-that
is, they were; for last Monday the ever
Obliglng Harry was kindly helping an
old lady off the coach by carrying a
slx-gsllon jar of apple butter for her.
And from here the evidence of an eve
witness isquoted. He had gotten down
as far as the second step of the plat
form, and was hugging the big jar with
all his might, when, happening % SEE 4
handsome young lady little distance
away, he raised his hand 10 flirting
attitude, when, lO-but there's no use
telling the rest-there was 40 rest of il,
just about enough apple-butter being
left in the jar, after Harry had been
pulled from under IT, 10 make very
sick little tart.