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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

WANTED-GRAND ARMY MEN: WE WILL
W pay $50 weekly for one order daily; eome-
thing new for live workers. Charles l.. Webster
q Co.. publishers. 8 East Fourteenth street. New
York CITY.
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MIsCExLANnOuN

AlSCHLLANEOUA
ROARD~FiRsT.cef.1ss B0SRD q Pa
week. 1l9 Rodnay strset.
WANT,Ep BoARpERs BY THE NAY On
and edwards street.
WANTED REAL ESTATE IN AND NEAR
~ city Buyers waiting, kehrosier q Otolna
216 Power building. s.. - B 3
WE ARE MAKING "A 1PEClALTY OF
Acreage property. Several eastern parties
,ho.ns t e, desirable inyestments. bchrosdsr q
REFORMATION WANTED Mn. JACOB MO-
Sanow tne whereabouts Of his brother, John
aovern. Leave address at Wolf 4 Ditmers a.
~ boarders. At ils Eighth asenus
YOU'VE LADY, ACcoMPLIsHED Mgsl-
Address Mics Temple. No. lisa Third aven1s,
NeW tork City. care OF book store.
EOR. RENT OR LE-CoMPLETLY FUR
- nished hotel at East Helena steam heat.
drsenhood. Bohm d Co.
personal = EVERYBODY CAN BE HER
own dressmaker by using the New York eys-
tem q ufess cutting; cuts . perfect sleeve; most
II l nsa nest syssem ever taught
avenue
TOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED NEW
hotel, Axle two stories, with bar 2OxsA
Address Schwerdt Bros NeihArt. Mont.
BOARD BY THE DAY, WEEK OR MONTH,
and Kelleher. 77s4T Al IN --GE 81
WANTED-A LADY ROOMER ONE WHO
understands sewing. Inquire corner Of
makers. - -
WANTED-MAN 10 TAKE AN INTEREST
In an advertising business that will pay 500
per cent on investment; must have $200 in cash.
address all communications to w. j.. care Ut In
dependent -
WILL TEACH THE SECRETS OF THE
for . email sum. Guaranteed perfect satisfaction
Colossal profits. Lowry. S9h North Third street..
Portland Ore. ~ 4
- NJ Rosiney: Mica home ctmking. Is per week
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

H0R SALE
Eos s1ff-Iofs ii WooDl1WN PA8k,
in ass az ssa Ga 81 ii Hem II a.
wards street.
NOR SALE THE Pavilion" AT LIVING
- ek0u: also til ico house and private res1-
dsncs connected theFewith Inquire OF Me-.
NOR sALE-A FINE BUGGY HORSE FOR
single % double driving; pse1ectv 9entsss
FOR SALE sECOND-HAN9. SIX H0RsH
power, horizontal engine, 8xst-0A91. 0sooo-
man foundry 4 Machine Co
TOR SAI4E-ANEW HOUSE OF SIX ROOMS
pantry and bath room on Howis street. No
~. Also the two adjoining lOls OF EZxlU 1eee
Apply 1t aid house.
TOR sAL.E--CHEAP. a. FIRsT-CLAS5 q.
= horse upright sesA boile. Apply q this
A GOOD CRANDALL TYPEWRITER IlEkAs5
reasonable Apply at this ottioA
HELP WANTED-FE6ALE
W1afE1~1T = EDWARDS sTsfEf. on
$40 per week; four girls for general housework.
WANTED-AT MISS STAMPS DRESSMAK.
W ing rooms, . first-class waist maker. Room
]. west entrance, Diamond block.
HELP WANTED-GALH.
@NeeeseSs-ee1e1-~eSe
WANTED-MAN WILL FIND STEADY EN-
~ employment ON boulder d Elkh0rn d.
vision by applying ct Sanders Agency, N. II.
depot. before three p. m. to-day.
GENERAL AGENTS SELLING THE PATENT
Adjustable chloe are making from $500 to
5000 per year Canvaskecs ~ to .! per day.
Exclusive territory given. Address with twO-cent
stamp, tons0hdated Adjustable Shoe Company,
salem, Mass
WANTED-FIRST-CLA WOOD TURNER.
W Apply to Ketchum u De Noielle.
WANTED-TWO CUOKS. ONE DISHWASH-
" er. 100 railroad laburers, $3.50; 10 bridge
carpenters. Northern pacifc Employment
agency. Main street and depot
WANTED-AT ONCE. FIFTEEN GOOD
W work teams, S. per day, and twenty good
men to work in timber at $45 per month. II. + Z.
Bussey. Jefferson City, Mont
WANTED GRAND ARMY MEN: WE WILL
~ pay $50 weekly for one order daily; eome-
thing new for live workers.. Charles L. Webster
4 Co.. publishera 8 East Fourteenth street. New
York CITY.
WANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AS
W news agents on Northern Pacific railroad.
Apply at news Office, Northern Pacific depot.
WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
" man to push our manufactures ON this
ground. One OF our agents earned $500 in W.
Address p. O. Box l.s71. New York.
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| SITUATION WANTED-AT HOUSE WORK,
~. 617 N. Raleigh street.
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MONEY 10 LoAN.

100000 IoI ., /. on -! I1PaoyED CRY
fonahie raas q interest, and f0f oao to IN
yeakA ~. u. Cummina. q - Z. n - -,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

~ room and modsrn convenienoes. Apply a
premises, 7ss Broadway. Possession immedi.
aialY.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

W work teams, S. per day, and twenty good
men to work in timber ut Sa5 per month h. r !.
Buseey, Jefferson City, Mont
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

room and CLOSET. hot and cold Wefer. on
Sixth avenue near Davis etxeet. ENQUIRE of
MatheeOn Co
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

NOR RENT-SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE WITH
4 all modern conveniences. Apply Il sos
Benton avenue, Orc Elmo Terrace.
4 OR REN2THREE ROOMS FOR HOUSE
keeping. ON South Ewing, tack of church.
Inquire 1t " Warren street.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

FURNISHED ROOMS-FOR LADIES OR
man and wife Inquire at sos Dearborn
avenue.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS
So se.e. >,z,,S :, c;es.ccsS~
ed room, with or without board and use Of
bath al 632 breckenridge.
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rooms ON Main street. IN 81. Louis BiocE.
euitable for office. Inquire Of G. G. Swallow OF
Ben HArria ~ r.. -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

EOK KENT-AN EXCELLENT 0IX-K1NN
. house, harm. stable for six horses, we'll, etc,
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EaOR RENT SIX-AOOM HOUSE, BENTON
Il avenue 4-room furnished house. east side
.-roome for se-koeping, ~ Edwards street
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

EOK RENT-FURNIBHED Oh UNTUR-
= nished residence OF d. Blacksr. SIS North
Rodney street..
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

w er, 100 railroad lahorers, $3.50; 10 bridge
carpenters. Northern faciko Employment
agency, Main street and depot,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

GENERAL AGENTS SELLING THE PATENT
Adjustable ehoe are making from $500 to
5000 per year Canvassecs " to 81 per day.
Exclusive TERRITORY given. Address with tw0-cent
stamp. lonsOldAted Adjustable Shoe Company,
SALEM Mass,
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TOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR IS,
IS and $12 ger month, with bath. SIC Eighth

LrOR REMITTANCE FURNISHED ROOMR
near Main street. Inquire Of c. E Kemp.
orner Park ave.
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NOR RENT-EIGHT ROOM FURNIEHFT
II house, hot and cold water. 6a6 Fifth ~
enue. =,
EOR RENT-RURNISHED HOUSE. All
modern .c0nvenisnces. on motor line. Al
dress r. O. box 162. 81 - -
A'UR kkNT-FUkNlBHED HOU6E N1nT
rooms md bath. hot and cold water. Is
quife IA Ninth svenue.
EUk RKNT-hEVEN-kOOT HOUNK m
Clask street Inquire A3s Clark stsest.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-11-26

TOR UNCOMFORTABLE FURNIsHEI
y rooms ct reasonable rates. Haryey biUck
Grand street. Next door Hotel Helena
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EOR REMITTANCE FURNIBHED ROOMS
and board at ~ per week. liz HOWE street..
TOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS, SINGLE
or en- suite, chesp. 212 North Rodney.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
HoLYoxH

nslyshe h sleaahg1 sRsae r.. eeatral part Of
rnli1fpa 66e6s u lkaseadb II the eenser q what
= knswa = - ssnla kal<S 1s ~ neesA. .wess
~ usiiss lsCshsy9oes; y ~ sast ~ miles b
MeDailGs, wiek 'sSa-<ep ~ south-wsst sl,ost
sAs ssIs dss1s,S00. u poo~ss passenger and
SsstaHs aly'.,-! sasSslssu GlIsp.as.d. which
\ n sxtestnd GaIsp doJ 3ds1 sMoo on,
airadbed AISaw aur mr. q, rs, mnI,
Cullestson
will be c0s.t
wih make Ilol, center and give
~ . direct ros caver. TIE town site
wss welt isesbeu IN tl,c frenchman valiey. The
gdSanaettorl V halt mile wi,ie At this point,
efWsH leyel surface for basiness houses, and
ssssh hill Ane elevation for residences. The
lets were PUT on sale September 9Th 81 about
nsoa and In ave hour 81 lots werc sold, aggrc-
gstsg tss,00o. This Is the largest sale Of the
IAscoin Land Co., In the san,e number Of hours
o. record. llolyoke has made - wonderful and
most pleasing growth; having = population Of
sbout 1000. thrcc news papers, together with al
nsst one hundred business houses, all In good
ruaalng order. The u. = n. have erected two
story depot bullding ~ l0s feet, q Ave stall
Lrick round house and $4,000 eating house.
The Lincoln Land Co.. will put In $4,000 water
works and tho city will build $4,000 brick
sehsol building. Ilolyokc 10 an incorporated
town with good and encient oaosrs. The town
docs nos stand out Ike an icc l'erg by Its self,
but u Il, and always Will bc, supported by the
rich farming coantry around II.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
wAHEMAN NEWS.

SisrIai corrrsi-pnd.ncc tn the IisaALp.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
District Court.

Lincoln Land company VS.. Lucin-
da BurSlette ct al.-COntinucti
Lincoln Land company vs.. Haley
Bros.--COntinucd.
Il. 3. BrunnOn vs.. Mary NJ. Grain.
-Dlsmlsstd Mt plaintiffs cost.
J. W. Whipplc vs.. john Il. Chase.
Continued.
Lizzie G0rlQn vs.. w.s. NARROW, ct
al.-Continucl.
janAx Donovan VI. Jesse p. Cor.
slsm. rskcn under adylsement.
j. BsTurncr vs.. James +. Brophy
and Charles Lanfricd. nga.
Inst lcln claimed by both.
$. S. Bennett vs.. benjamin Strick.
land'--VerlIct for defendant.
James Glynn VS.. l.. c. Withcrbcc.
Continued.
A. A. Temple VS.. Herman Russell,
ct al.-COntlnucd.
James Glynn vs.. james l.. Wiley
and l.. c. Wltherlec.-Contlnued.
Mary Stone VI. Oscar ALERT, ct nj.
Verdict for plaintiff.
Thomas White VS.. James p. Bro
ply and Alex + Mcycr.-vcrlict for
plalntihi.
Il. Z. lirannOn VS.. James Glynn.-
Continued.
Jerome Lewis VS.. building and
Loan Association.-lIcld under nd.
viscmcnt.
lhtrlck Walsh vs. building and
Loan AssOciation.-llcld under ad-
vlsemcnt.
John Madden vs. building and
Loan Assoclation.-IIcld under nd.
vIsemcnt,
Charles ii. Madclcy, q: al VS.. W q
Holland ct al.-Verdict for dcfen.
dant.
N. Callagan VS.. Lizzie Gordon
Verdict for plaintiff.
benjamin Gallon vs.. George T.
Clark. Continued.
Mary +. Ladd vs.. J. u. Gordon 1t
al.--Judgemcnt for plaintiff.
Felix II. Smith VS.. Mason l. Smith.
Continued.
Farmers Lumber Yard VS.. Aaron
Wooison ct al.-Verlict for plantin.
Il Il Isrannon vs.. Is + Anderson.
Continued.
Phillip Zimmerman vs.. A Carson.
Continued.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
To the pvsuo.

With desire to place the HERALD
In the house Of every inhabltant Of
Phillips county, and appreciatlng the
Anancial condition Of many Of our
fitizens, has prompted the placing Of
- subscription price for the next six
ekonths at SO cents, payable iu advance.
We propose to make the HERALD the
mouth piece Of the people Of Phillips
county. It shall on each and every
occasion advocate such measures as
will result In the greatest good to
featest number" It will denoence
taud wherever It may be found. 1t
will In \ word Be the paper "of the
people and for the people, !" and with
this statement Of the course the HER
AID will pursue, II you are with us In
sentiment, we ask you 70 subscribe vt
once.
The state herald., 1890-01-17

obsrth ctTrrIHhtuchct" " Vf uBuALb
Winter at this writing.
Rev. GIlroy aud A. L. Cauble Is courtInx
this week In Ilaiyoke. There is more court.
Ing In llolyoke than any one place In the
United States. We want 10 sec these III.
tie law suits stopped as We are getting tired
of paying taxes. Now gentlemen take
warning.
A. II. Pollock has moved over from
Yuma county. We prcsune he Eot tired Of
the sand hills and cOsne over 10 Gods c0un.
try. wherr ti'e sun shines every day In the
year. would like " nee the people In the
east who have no homes co,ne 10 Phillips
county and buy hancs while land Ii cheap
~ the Tine Is cs'minK when land In this
county will bs worth money.
Why do you i.oscs- people walt fs
spring 10 sow your wheat. Why don't
you INV Il In the fall like any person would
who expects ~ raise q crop. New N -
take little advice aud put your wheat In
In the fall.
Everybody Ii down with the rndtcwsnd.
ways In this vicinity.
J. u. Smith aud wife are hack from Ne
braska. and have been befoSe the petit
Jury NJ Iioiyok~.
ToN TmrNR.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
Truly yours.
GEOmaE y. CLARK,
The sruu,c ,,,,n,nItt.~ nm t.ryItor

The senate committee IN tsrritori.
~ this afternoon listened 10 the state.
mcnts " the representatives Of the
Mormon church declarativc ~ tho
tcachInRs " the church. In support
~ their argument, the constitution
adopted by the people of Idaho for
the new state should not M accepted
by con.rcss. iilshop Budsr. pr'.sl.
dent " the Morn,on church In Idaho.
said hc always hnd ircn taught Ia
ol~y the laws NJ thu land, mud In
The state herald., 1890-01-17

back-bltlng should cease, wo certain
" have enough good men who have
tho interests of our cOunoy and city
at heart to put stop to all that
would tend to inJurc our prospects.
Three or four mean men In any COM
munilv can raise more disturbance
than forty good men can put down.
The state herald., 1890-01-17

Look At that pile of letters,'' said
his bald-hsaAsd hishpass. Joe, brown
II tive immigration bureau. yesterda,
afternoon, and he drew forth y heap
Of manuscript whicl, reached even up
Into the second story Of this plain,
every day desk.
There Was pile Of letters and the
bureau Is receiving them at the rats Of
100 day. Mr.. Brown is up to his
great grey eyes In work, but the let
ten keep pouring In. Yesterday the
bureau received letters from thirteen
states In the union.
The article In the Republican
Monday morning said Chief Clerk
Brown 70 . reporter Of the:Republicsn,
has given birth 70 = system which
will solve the keynote 10 the Inn NIL
grafton question. It's this: Already
over 4 dozen land owners and men
who arr Interested In the welfare Of
Coloradn have called vt the bureau Of
immi grafton and have fled informa.
tion enough 10 supply the world"
The letters which are pouring IN ON
the bureau arc being answered as fast
M pcssible, but II Is Impossible to
keep up with the procession. II Is
evident that the eye Of the enete east
10 turned upon the Centennial state In
IN the year Of 1879. A. u. The bureau
was vis'.ed vest erdsy by gentleman
who said he was prepared 70 furnish
", 900 Acres Of land to actual scttlers
on long time. The result Of advertis.
Ing In eastern papers and also In the
Republican has been 10 bring home
seekers and Investment seekers In close
relations with th0ss who 0wn and con.
troll land In the west. The publica.
tion Of eastern inquiries iu Colorado
newspapers has struck vein that will
rebound 10 the bcnent Of both ends of
the country. The bureau sent Oh $50
pounds Of mail yesterday, simply In
answer 10 the correspondence on hand.
This does not include the regular pa.
pers and pamphlets that ars sent
abroad. The great advantage which
the bureau has over private ndvertIs-
Ing, Ii In thst II Is by state authority.
Not n line Of boom is sent out for any
particular object. II IL sli for colorn.
do and there Ia no object In lying about
anything.
The biggest reai estate firm the city
would be ashamed Ia compare Its cor.
respondence with that II the bureau.
-Desyer Republican.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
Notice..

To whom II may concern:
To owners Of the fo'l"~ Ing lands
take notice; that II the commission
notes arr not paid by March isr, 1870
We will prOccsd u sell the land;
s.w qr. NC !, twp. y. range ~. hlf
and lots ! and +: Of ne az. sec a, twp
! u, range ~ ".
The state herald., 1890-01-17

There Is already great Insulry IN
the cnst regarding Colorado. The
immigration bureau NJ Denver II
overloaded with letters from all over
she emst, what Is bclnw done Ia nt.
iract this great move NJ InniIxra.
iI'n Ia Holyokc and Phillips County.
NOthlng-shail ~ sit d.,wn nnd c,n.
tlnuc to light nmong oursclvcsi and
drivr away gtoi lsvplc who would
COMO among us from IN" ovcrcrowdctl
east, or shall We make up and get
move IN ourselves mud make this
city and cou1ty what II should le.
the bcst In NIL eastern Colorado.
Nothing can bust or irnt Ilolyokc
and Phillips County hut p,irr nnadul.
trrnt1si cus-slne-s IN thu part u
ourselves. II is time this dirty little
The state herald., 1890-01-17

70 learn that Mrs. Kenyon Is very
Raymond Is down vita tine rheu-
n}atisn.
District court Is thing Of the
past.
AL the best grades Of hard and soft
coal vt the Farmers Lumber Yard. 2lf
Whitman & Son have full line Of
hardware and tinware. 2ltf.
Excellent lee Is coming In from
the Frnchman west Of town.
Walsh Is filling his lee house with IL.
The first man who sends false
sensational dispatch To injure Ilol.
yoke, paste him In the '.snute"
Jesse Go;tlon IL u dead sure nat.
ural b0-n landlord. We speak from
the text when We say the Gordon Is
hard To e.t. We break bread there
and know whereof We sEaa.
The White Cap Circus has opened
up again. The liIng.master, Mon
keys and Clowns arc all on hand, the
band begins to play, and M pains
will he spared to make II one NJ the
greatest att ract!ons this comfy has
ever paid for.
Can any one inform us what caused
the whipping Of Bennett and Kelsey
and Tillase. They are all soldiers. Is
this the reasony II ~, there are more
Of Us 70 grind out. Mci1lerson 10 go-
Ing through IN the shape Of persscu.
tion nv Law. Oh, how will II be with
uE.A-A
The white cap trial was conlmcnc.
ri ngain this morning. We under.
s.And there will In several more ar.
rests made. The HERALD will pub
llsh all the evidence with n full nc.
count of the trial. Those WIN wish
10 get II falr and impartial account 0f
the trial will do well to subscribe ut
once.
The Tribune u last week makes dc.
mands Of the HERALD and threatens
u dig up the hatchet and put on the
war paint, ETC.. Oh what . brave lit.
tls thing you arc. Tie brief attempt
10 impune the language and meaning
Of the HERALD could only come ftm
y dehaseti and SoriId brain. or bud
counsel. Frank, who wrote your ar.
ticles for youY Are you your self or
nre you somebody else. The HERALD
never throws pearls to swine.
Frank IIoyt has returned from his
long visit "a Illinois and Indiana and
on arrival here this morning he strong
iy expressed his delight ut seeing Our
dry streets aud roads, M travelling Ia
one II the lost arts In the parts he has
visited, ON account of mud aud water
which Frank describes m being at lea.
st 10 inches deep on the level. II Ia
reported that arrangements have been
completed that will transport Mn.
lioyt 10 our fairy and friendly cline In
near and hSpry future. Frank look
well M hearty and We hope lie has
con,e 10 stmy always this time
The state herald., 1890-01-17

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The state herald., 1890-01-17

forty.4wO years experience with tho
Mormays,9s never knew any teach.
Ing to the hontnary. "The Mormons, y
he raid,, ,.wec taught to- believe In
the divine Inspiration Of the constl.
tuition Of the United States, and
thus believing" he saId, ..thc Nor
nlons had q higher reference for 1t
than the Othcr citizens" The prac.
tlcc of pdlygamy Is decreasing. On
tho subject Of blood atonement,
Buige said there was no such prlnci-
~ he4 OF taught hy the Mormon
church. The delegates represented
the declaration Of the omicals of the
church, sent out fmm Salt Lake City,
bee. u, lsss, Of tho teachings md
doctsines y the church.
t-------- -.
In an sSngssEK SnsxSs, near ths
fausus Corfs. Castle, the following re-
1lalapbls sigs = atln1uyed: .l3oRers
Gyled euFgin. parish 'clssk assd schule.
uasseF, Sioess and undertaken respcct-
fully informs ladys and gentlemen
that he drors teeth within a mint,
applies lacliet, blinste1 on the lowest
arms, flisiks for pace and sells god.
fathers and koriules. lie cuts corns,
bunyOns, doctors horses and hunder-
takers to look after peoples ayles by
the ear. JOseharps, penny wissels,
cannelsticks, fryin pans and other mu-
sikal Instruments Mt greatly reduced
isgers. Young iadys and gentlemen
who larn grammer from me- larn It In
the purtiest mani or: also CRATE care
taken OF the MORALS Of spelling. Also
sam singing, tayci'ing the base viol
ard other kinds OF fancy work. Quad.
rills, possss and all country dances tot
at home or abrod to perfectpn. As
times 10 very bid l have just begun to
sell all kinds OF statrnirc wares, CO !,
hens vOwls, bigs end all other kind Of
poultry. Blackin brushes, herrin,
coles. eskrubbin brushes. traykel and
godly brEs and bib;es, mise traps, brick
dust for skourin, morrell pockeran-
chiefs and all sorts Of sweet meats,
including tatters sassages and other
gardun srss. Bacser and segars,
'anb's vol, taykitt'cs, prandy and
other intoxicant licIrrs-a deal Of
fr.''ts. hats, song. hair oil, patent
bnkcts; gr'nt stones. corn and other
etiOlcs, also co''I and bnnyOn sav and
hardware; l have n large assortment
Of tIr-s Tor Pi'ntin, dog meat and
c''"'s STATES, lol'pops and ginger beer,
nachcs and pickels, all kinds OF fiisiks
srch as, llcpsum soltx, kunecumbers.
ho! slcrs aud wunzer sope. Old rags
bot aud sou Id here by me. Rodgers
Gyles, new laid egs, singing birds.
howls, ID ,nley and Holsters. pees and
strlpG Ocrns "a season.
The state herald., 1890-01-17
Local Lore.

its oar lparlo.r I" note thc arrival srt de.
paFturr u all guests u our city. and request
tbo-c vh. have visitors 10 inform rs Of the fact
IDcai news items are aiwsyssaankfully rcccived
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-12-19

y doctor who had saved the life of n lady,
n personal friend, was asked his charge
He said he generally allowed his patient
friends to rc,nuncrate him rs they thought
hetitting,
But don't you often getdisappointea on
these terms?" she inquired.
81 may say never"
"As you are so easily pleased, here" and
she playfully gave him her empty hand,
while in the other was concealed a check
fos- Il handsome sum. "I1ow easily could
have taken you inv She added, producing
the check.
But you have only succeeded i'll drawing
nc o,t,' he said. declining to relinquish
her hand. Don't insult me with Il check;
am most generously rewarded
Perhaps she understood tile doctors diff
Guilty, and wished to help him out of it; MT
any rate, the giving of her hand led him to
offer his heart. London Tit Bits.
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1890-12-19
Every Family Has nm Isaac,

Mrs Partingtol's' a,ixeties and pcrtur-
bntions have served to aInusc millions, for
the American pres; gave wide circulation
to her "felicitolls infcicities of speech ,'
They long divided honor and applause
with the airy paragraphs and sharp wit
of George d. Prentice. Ike the ire
pressiblc and very human boy, was Il live
ly presence in thousands of households at
time when John Godfrey Sake, Mortimer
M. Thompson r'Doestic,1s'' and Capt
George IIoratio Derby were convulsing II
continent with their qups and luirks, odd
whims or whimsical oddities.
The century renowned dramatic proto-
type of this species of misunderstood and
misunderstanding feminine was ;,ssnrclly
not the model chosen by our home bred
humor;st. Richard Brinsley Sheridan's
Mrs. Mulaprop was an egotistic, gaudily
dressed, well bestowed, imperious and eff
fusirely nristocratic ignoramus, who had Il
good heart and Il weak head. Name and
idea may both havo been borrowed by HUI
morist Shillaber, but his creation Of "Mrs
Partington' is none the less unique or dis.
tinctivc. "Illc" is Il literary creation far
beyond all other pransisll buys that grin
from the pages of modern books. He is
natural in his mischief, and acts like an
impulsire youngstcr always does when he
has too much play time and too many
tempting opportunities. Every family
that boasts of its half dozen active, healthy
boys has one or two Isancs in the house,
and they are too wide awake to nod in
broad daylight.