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DINSMORE!

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One Of the growing GOWNS of the
! South, is situated Oh o0tn sides Of
Savan ali, Florida S western
Railroad, just tweiye nIIes from
Jacksonville, Fla. e is high, dry
and level, and a successful hort.
cultural and truck-growing seesioa
of the State. Dinsmors can SS
easily reached from Jscksonvills ex
railroad, by water roals, os Ey "a
hour and q half drive Ovss 80 sssxs-
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Dinsmors is not one o. Eae Es~@
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town that recommends itseR &c
capitalist and laboreR, to fsaassS
and wives who are vigiisRs tbveE
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of their children, to those who ara
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capital to invest for speculatia.
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SIS. Fourth choice $40. Fifth
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for the benefit of those who wish to
farm at IS acre.
Our terms are one fourth cash
and balance in one, two and three
years.
The chain of title will be short
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The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

THOSE New York democrats are de-
termined tariff reformers. The candida
cy OF Smith NJ. Weed for the United
States senate is strongly opposed by
leading party journals, like the Albany
Argus, Buffalo Courier, and other news
papers of influence, on the ground that
Mr.. Weed, who is the owner Of iron
mines in northern New York, is not in
line with the party on this question and
is in sympathy with the Mckinley idea
fofsbusiness reasons only. Mr.. Weed is
an Sstute politician and may make his
combinations successfully but the
chances are against him. The fight
promises to be one of the most interest
ing senatorial contests of the winter.
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

OF offences has been left to lads fresh
from West Point. II there has been,
il there should be, any amelioration in
the condition Of the army private, his
thanks are largely due the newspaper
press OF this country. The days OF
officers as private corporation
have gone by. They must be held
directly responsible to public opinion,
and, if public opinion sees mis-
management or incapacity on the part
OF officers themselves, Captain King
may depend upon it that his sneering
caricatures will not prevent the express
sion of public dissatisfaction through,
its natural channel. the press
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

The San Francisco Call, in comment
ing on the bill for the enlargement of
the Yellowstone Park, says:
'The bill enlarges the park to the
south and west, including large area
OF forest covered mountains, now wholly
unprotected. These mountain lands are
useless for agricultural and grazing
purposes, but they are invaluable as the
sources OF the main streams and the
feeders OF the Yellowstone lake and the
Snake river. The proposed extension
would give to the park picturesque val
leys and bold panoramic scenery, both
OF which it now in great measure
lacks. 1t is said that there is small
but persistent lobby determined that
the measure shall not pass without an
amendment granting an exclusive priv
ilege to railway company to lay fifty
or sixty miles of track, in order to reach
Cooke, small mining camp, lying just
outside of the northeast corner OF the
park"
The Call has imbibed it's mistaken
ideas regarding the proposed railroad
from ignorant and prsjudiced eastern
newspapers. The road will not mar or
disfigure the park in any way. It will
run along creek valley across corner
OF the reservation that tourists do not
visit and will never care to visit. Wis
itors to the beauties of Wonderland will
never be disturbed by the locomotive
whistle. The spirit that prompts peo-
pie to protest against any dissertation Of
the park is commendab!e, but in this
case the protest is based upon mis-
taken assumption that somebody in
tends an unwarranted invasion of ma
ture's wild beauties. Cooke City is in
the heart Of one Of the great mining
districts Of the earth. The treasures
are there, ready to enrich the world as
soon as a line Of communication is es-
tablished. Only ignorant prejudice is
retarding the development Of a great
wealth producing district 4
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29
HARPER'S FOR JANUARY.

In Harper's Magazine for January, Char
les Dudley Warner, in . paper Of great
practical value, describes 1.-The Outlook in
Southern California" Many illustrations
Of scenery and interesting objects in the
fruitRrowing regions of California accom-
pany the paper. The very popular series
Mr.. Child in this number, giving his I'm
pressions of Peru" This paper is also pro-
fusely illustrated. +. Anstey contributes
an article on London Music Halls" which
is illustrated from number Of drawings
by Joseph Pennell. In "Another Chapter
of My Memoirs." Mr.. De Blowitx tells how
he became 4 journalist, and relates some
interesting "reminiscences of the Franco
Prussian war and the days of the Paris Com
mune. The chief place in fiction is given
to the opening chapters of Charles ERbet
Craddook's new novel, I'm the Stranger
Peoples Country" which Is illustrated by
w. T. Smedley. "At the Casa Napoleon -
| is story of life in the Spanish quarter OF
New York CITY, written by Thomas A. jan
vier, and illustrated bv Smedley. 81
Modern Legend il a beautiful short stor,
by Vida D. Scudder. saint Anthony,
Christmas Eve Ballad" by Mrs E. w
Latimer, is accompanied by three striking
illustrations from drawings by C. s. Rein
hart. Other poems are contributed BY
Richard E. Burton, Julian Hawthorne
Charles h. Crandali, Mamie Mayo Fitz
hugh and Archibald Lampman. The usua
variety of subjects 10 discussed in the edi
torial departments. George William Cur.
tcs discourses upon manners and upon til,
ethics of club-life, and comments upon tbs
progress OF opinion concerning the de
yelopment of the female mind" william
Dean Howells reviews some new books, ans
makes a few remarks ON tbs difficulty O
keeping enemies. Charles Dudley Warne
gives expression to train Of Thought sug
Rested by the recurrence Of .'ths time q
yeAr for reforming tho world"
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

IF you are travelling in Germany you
will have to stand up and drink to the
health Of the emperor whether you
want to or not. The supreme court of
the empire at Leipsic has decided that
If you remain sseated When tho health nt
the emperor is proposed you are guilty
Of lese- majestic, or petty treason, and are
liable to imprisonment. II you don't
understand the language and sit
through ignorance, when some admirer
of royalty breaks out with the toast, so
much the worse for you.
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

SUMMONS STATE QE MONTANA. COUNTY
y OF Lewis and Clarke.-In Justice Court Of
Helena Township. before G. W. fleischer, Justice
Of the peace. y
Bernard Loeb and Jacob Loeb. co-part n ,rs do
ing business under firm name and style as Loeb
and Brother plaintiffs, vs.. Peter Lund, defen-
dant.
The state Of Montana to the above-named de-
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before me, ChAs. W. Fleischsr, a Justice Of the
peace in and for the township of Helena. county
Of Lewis and Clarke at my office in Helena on
Monday, January 22d, A. D: 1891 At 10 o'clock
. m. Of eaid day then and there to make ansx er
to the complaint Of Loeb \ Bro, the above-named
plaintiffs, in civil action to recover tie sum
OF eighty-nine and l5-100 { 81 ~ dollars lawful
money Of the United States for q balance due on
goods. wares and merchandise sold and delivered
by plaintiffs to you, at yonr special instance and
request. between the dates Of August 9Th and
September let, a. D; 1867, and for interest
which appears more fully in the complaint on
file herein, and IN default thereof Judgment will
be rendered against you, Peter Lund the above
named defendant. for the sum of eighty-nine and
1h100 ($s9 f5I dollars and interest thereon since
October lst 1887 and costs of suit in this bshalf
expended
ber, A. D, 1890. C. W. FLhI5CHER.
Justice Of the Peace,
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

AN ARMY CRITIC.

Capt Charles King, who is both we'll
and favorably known to wide circle of
western readers as the author of several
charming stories, has a crow to pick
with the newspaper press. It's methods
do not please him. It's representatives
do not rise to the standard of his fastid-
lous taste. It is an obnoxious, meddle-
some busybody. Journalists will regret
to hear all this, but they are magnani-
nous body of men and, when they read
the gallant officers latest book "An
Army Portia,' they will give vent to a
series Of outlaws over his gross misrep-
resentation and caricature of the news
paper reporter. OF course, they ought
to feel crushed and straightway set
about mending the error of their ways.
We are afraid they will not. It is ter
rible sign of the iconoclastic spirit of
the age that newspaper man should
venture to lay his initiated hand upon
the raw spots of our army methods, and
meddle with matters that are utterly
beyond his humble capacity. On be-
half OF our professional brethren, We
apologize to the soldier author We
are not altogether bad. Have we not
given him gratuitous advertisement
in this very paragraph? We trust that,
as he is strong, he will be merciful. We
cannot believe that he will crush ou.
the life Of the chief source of informa.
tion for the people Of this great ooun-
try beneath the heel of his whitening
sarcasm. He will restrain the terrible
might of his wrath, and suffer the err
ing reporter little longer to make
bread and water for his wife and fam
ily.
We are afraid that the newspaper ex
posure Of tho facts in Private Wild.
case still sticks in the gullet Of the cap
tain. His spirit Of camaraderie towardl
his professional brethren cannot forgiy'
tho offence. It is true that newspape
reporters took an interest in that case
It was their business to TAX
an interest in that case. Th
public took an interest in it, an,
We venture to ask Of Captain King il b
knows Of any ono who had bette
right It is the American public VIII
supports the American army, and i
most warmly interested in tho comfol
ard welfare Of tho rank and file. Thei
condition i not Ill it might be. Desc,
tions have been frequent too muc
dtinn IN the matter Of puaishnsn
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29
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The Helena independent., 1890-12-29

The Rocky Mountain Huabandman,
Of White Sulphur Springs, pays this
tribute to Helena enterprise: Last
Sundays INDEPENDENT rather excels
any daily of the state that has reached
our table. It contains twenty four
pages of seven columns each, with much
interesting matter. The display OF
large advertisements is simply immense
and shows that the Helena business
mon are learning that advertising pays"
The Helena independent., 1890-12-29
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