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NoT1cE4ro THE STOCKHOLDERS

NOTICE-TO THE STOCKHOLDERS d
the Helena d Livingston Smelling and n
auction Company: Please take notice that sI
cial meeting of the Helena Il Iiyingston Sme
ing and Reduction company will 30 fei.: at q
county Of Lewis ana Clarke, state Of Montanss I
Monday, the 9th day of October, A. D. 1890. Al
O'Clock noon, for the purpose of considering N
voting npon the following proposition, tow
That for the purpose of consol dating this col
Rany with the Montana Smelling company,
Great Falls. Montana, this company grant, bI
gain, sell and convey to a corporation to be knot
as the Union smelling and Refining compaJ
the property ct this company at East Helena,
thirty-six 1851, of township numbered TiOi non
of range three Isl west, wherein is situate 3
emelting and reduction works of this compa1
for a consideration of four hundred and eig1
one thousand, nine hundred and ffty-seven al
lars and eighty cents, payable in the comm
stock of said Union Smelling and Refining col
pany. at par provided, said Union Smelling a
refining company shall also acquire the smell
plant and real estate belonging to the said Nd
tana Smelling company, At Great Falls, MontaI
for the sum of five hundred and thirty thous al
six hundred and ninety-ixe dollars and fourte
cents, payable likewise in the common stock
said company at par.
Dated at Helena, Montana, this 18th day
A. j. DAVIDSON,
A. j. SELIGMAN,
s. T. Hal SER,
H. NJ PARCHEN.
G. " Y; CANNON FAN M1S;
A majority of the trustees of the Helena
Livingston Smelling and Reduction company.
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SHER1FF's sALE+J. HoLCBERG AND j

SHERIFF'S SALE-J. HOLCBERG AND j
~ JUS Rechtnetz. partners doing business UNI
the firm name and style of Holcbsrg d RechtnI
plaintiffs, vs. Milo Summers and his wife, NJ
garet Summers. defendant.
Under and by virtue of an order of sale and
cree of foreclosure and sale issued out OF
district court of the First judicial district OIL
state of Montana, in and for the county OF r.
and Clarke, on the 10th day of September, A.
Holcberg and Julius Rechtnetz. partners, do
business under the firm name and style OF III
berg and Rechtnetz, the above named plalnt1
obtained q Judgment and decree OF fOrecloi
and sale against Milo Summers and his u
Margaret Summers, defendants, on the 18th
of August. A. D. 1890, for the sum of 1926.
sides interest, costs and attorney fees. which s
decree was on the 18th day Of August, A. D. Il
recorded in Judgment book No. +. of said col
at page 1923, am commanded to sell all \
certain lot: piece or parcel OF land, situate; "
state of Montana, and bounded and desert
as follows, to-wit:
Lot No. one ~, in block sixty-four [64] in|
original townsite of Helena, Lewis and Cla|
county, Montana.
Public notice is hereby given that on Frid
the Sd day of October, A. d. 1880, at IL o'cll
Nj. of that day, at the front door OF the g
house. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. ~
tana, 1 will, in obedience to said order OF
and decree of foreclosure and sale, cell the ali
described property, OF so much thereof, 9.
terest and costs, to the highest and best bid
for cash in hand.
Given under my hand. this 18th day of
CHAs. M. JEFrER1s, Sheri1
By ISAAC HOLBROoK, Deputy Sheriff.
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b. W. 8, Folk & Co. . Bargains,

u. W. % rum - w. . O0T81IuDs
81 feet front on Main street, fine business loca-
50 to so feet front ON Main street. near Sixth
avenue, 500 per front foot.
front building at $500 per front foot.
100 feet on Helena avenue near Main street, at
$500 per front foot $50
So1lsS On Main street. at $500 per front foot
Four lots in Northern Pacific addition No. /,
near Helena avenue at 500 per lot.
100 feet on a corner Central addition at $3.50
us fest on corner Central addition for s5,ooo
Northern Pacific depot, at $12 per front foot.
., 5 Ok choice corner Beatte addition price
., toz14o choice corner, Bassett addition. price
six choice lots in Jockey addition from s4oo to
SO feet on Edwards street, near Main, at $3.50 per
800 feet on lower Main street from SIS to $50
per front foot: choice property.
FIVE acres Of plated property on electric line
for the low figure of $4,000.
20 acres int de the city limits plated. at $780,
600; This is the cheapest property to-day offered
Three choice lots in Cox addition at bedrock
One lot in Northern Pacific second addition.
l0oxl4o on Eighth avenue. price $4,000. ,,.
at $40 per front foot.
Several choice locations on the Hauser boule.
ward, in Syndicate addition.
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S4,OOO-Two-story frame, eleven room, closets
and cellar, water in house and yard; terms $4,000
cash, 81, 600 at two years, per cent interest.
This property rents for S45 per month.
closets and cellar, water in house and yard, on
lot 4lx14O; inquire for terms;
$S.50o-Two-story,, frame house, ten rooms,
bath closets and cellar, water in house and yard.
$s, 500-1wo-story frame house. eight rooms,
Al modern conveniences, west side on motor
line; terms to suit.
bath. etc. stable on lot, lot so1iS5, west side;
terms 81, 500 cash. balance long time.
o., FIVE houses on Broadway, five rooms each'
$4,0oo-1wo-story frame. five rooms, water in
house: terms $500 cash, balance TO suit
s25oo-Ons-story. fye,room frame water in
$500 -Eight-room brick house, water in yard,
stable for ten horses, sheds, etc., Broadwater ad.
dition; terms $500 cash, balance to suit.
avenue, water in yard; terms $500 cash. balance
s4ooo-Two-story frame house, six rooms and
bath. closets, ETC., west side; terms ssoo cash
$4,000 Two:stery frame house on Clark street
seven rooms. bath. etc.; terms $500 cash. balance
$4,sOo-Two frame houses on Ewing street; No
contains five rooms, cellar aud closets; No.
contains six rooms, cellar and closets 6O1l50
the yard. lot 5oxliO; terms, S1,70O cash; balance
thres and one-hnlf years at 10 Pc, cent.
lots fenced separate, size of lots lOOxllO il
Northern Pacific addition No. l. water In yard
special inducements will be made on Grea1
Falls and Butte property. Acre tracts suitable
Tor plating always on hand Dc
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r. H. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.

r. II. Floyd-Jones, Atlas Block.
BARGAINS.
100 feet, corner, Hasuer boulevard north
front, s., 500.
100 feet Hauser boulevard, south front, 49, $50.
SO feet, corner of Laurel and Choteau streets,
Syndicate addition. north front, $500.
so feet, corner of Jocelyn and Wilder streets,
$500, Syndicate addition.
200 feet, Syndicate addition, S2,601
so feet on Helena avenue, fronting north, $1,000
so feet on Helena avenue. fronting south, IS, 500
.6OJ feet on the east side, near the railroad,
81, 800.
Property on lower Main street suitable for inn
mediate improvement. price and terms upon ap-
plication.
200 feet of property on Center street at reason
able figures.
Lots in the Syndicate addition, large list from
SIP to S25.
Lots in the Ames addition, S11 to $16
Lots in the Bellvue addition, SIS to $50 per
foot
Lots in Hotel park. price and terms on apppli-
cation.
Large list of acres inside and outside the city
| limits at reasonable prices.
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ae.enA neai Estate and Building Ass0eia-
ton.
Herbert B. Reed, Secretary.
eroond Floor. Bailey Block.
Sc Per week. ~A0S e~~A' W S~A -~~
10O lots near Northar, p..;s. 49,. e,sx s.,h.
s. cash AID g per weaI "ne "'i's' w. S"'
~ .v - N Net,hsrn Pacific addition No Z $50
Five lots on Eichth pes, mee. s,oo - ~.
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A NNUAL MEETING-NOTICE Is HERR
"A given tia, the first annual meeting oeI
stockholders Of the Mac Mining and Mi1ling|
viii be held at the Office Of Fortes and u
rooms % and q. Bailey block. Helena. Noat
on the third Monday in September, Uhe istk
of september), A. D.. 1890. at nine thirty q
O'Clock . m, for the purpose OF electing . ID
of trasteee, for said COMPANY. for the enel
year, and for the transactiou OF eunh othH q
ns1 o uaI come before aid NESTING.
'so' = . sssssss:,. sA..A. -
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pROPOsALs-BIDs ARE INVITED FOB 1
L delivery at the court house of 500 cord
wood. half and half yellow pine and fir, to b
quality, sound and dry, and to be delivered
needed. Bids will be received until IL n
sealed and addressed to the undersigned. IL
reserves the right to reject any or all bids.
order of board.
Us TOOKER, Cler
Helena, Mont, Sept. 5, $3.50.
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NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE SIOl
change will be held at the rooms of the ass0l
ton, No. 21s Power block, Helena, Mont,
Saturday. Sept 20, 1880. at 1 o'clock p m.5
the purpose of electinR board OF directors|
other business as may properly come beforal
meeting e W. KNIGHT. Presided
II. 8. HOWELL, Secretary.
Helena, Mont Sept Q.
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Meeting Of the Sovereign Grand Lodge Of
/. o. OF. at Topeka, Kansas,
Sept. 14th to19th.
For the meeting Of the Sovereign Grand
Lodge of the I. O. 0. F., to be held at 20
peka, Kansas. from Sept. 14th to 18th, 1880,
the Union Pacific will make rate Of One
Lowest First Glass Fare from all stations
in Montana to Topeka and return. Sellin,
dates, Sept. 18th and 10Th. Limited for re-
turn until Sept. 3Oth, 1880. A. =. vEAzIE,
r. d p. Agent.
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VIM. Muth's List.

240 acres Montana avenue property.
240 acres choice West End property.
l0Ox125 Bradford addition. corner, 81. 500
900 front feet Syndicate addition. $l4 per foot
Soet s
l0Ox235 Hauser avenue 'front.' $500.
1OOxl50 Bellevue addition, $4,000.
2S112 2 Man E;as street front; SofaeS So g.
80 acres at $40. 50 200
Residence in Faussr addition, $500.
Residence in Bradford addition, $4,000.
Residence in Bradford addition, $500.
Residence in Hoback and Cannon, $500.
Residence corner Breckenridge and Gem
s., 500.
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Wheeler, Word + Co.'s List
LOTS.

LOTS.
200 feet in Ames addition, $11 per foot.
100 feet in n. P. addition, $l2 per foot.
20 feet on Madison avenue for 81, 200.
!0o feet IN Ming addition, Sl2 per foot
igO feet IN n; P. addition No. for S475.
~ feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
Lots IN Mclean Park SIS each. SO cash and -
ACRES.
"a acres near Rroadwater Hotel 1t $500 per
HOUSES.
Residence in Falser addition, $780,
hesidence IN Bradford addition, Is, 90.
Residence in Hoback & Cannon addition, S.
Res!dence in Bassett addition, 81, 500.
hesaosncs N Syndicate addition, $4,000.
WHEELER, WORD CO.
ID and IL Gold Block, Helena.
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By ISAAC HoLBRooK, Deputy Sheriff
NOTICE TO CREDTTORS-ESTA OF L
~ b. Wells. deceased,

~ B. Wells. deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned,
ministratrix of the estate of Levi B. Wells,
ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
ing claims against the said deceased. to exh
them: with the necessary vouchers, within !
months after the first publication of this moi
to the said admin .tratrix at Helena, Lewis
Clarke county, Montana, the same being
place for the transaction Of the business ct
estate. LAURA j. WELLS,
Administrative of the estate Of Levi B. Wells,
ceased.
Dated Helena, Mont, Sept. IL. 1880.
First publication Sept. Is, $780,
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NOTICEITO WHOM IT MAY CONCE
N The Minah Consolidated Mining eomp1
limited, will not hold itself responsible for
payment of the wages Of any employees other (
those whose employment has been sanctioned
its superintendent and agent. the undersig
ment Of any bills for goods of any descripj
other than those ordered or lin writing) q
toned. to be ordered by its reeponsiblelagentI
undersigned. ]. C.. PETERS,
Superintendent and Aged
Wickes, Mont, Sept. II. 1870
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UNION PACIFIC.

DEPART.
For az points east, south and west, Via
r. montana Central and Butte ....... $40 q.
fGr AZ points east, south and west, via
10 M;on M Central and Butte. 1:2s p.
W; NMcItnetn Pacific and Garrison. 7:45 4
VIA Northern Pacific and Garrison, l:5O Is.
. ARRIVE
from al points east, south and west,
:, VIA Butte and Montana Central :. =. 11:40 q.
from al points east, south and west,
W. Butte Butte and Montana Contra: -. GAO p.
W. Garr!son and Northern Pacific. 1920 p.
10 harrison and Northern Pacific. 1u:40 p.
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RAILWAY TINE TABLE.
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

No. I, Pacific Mail, west bound ,.. 1.ss :
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound 10es1 x
no Z. Logan Helena Local, connect
ing At Logan with through train, No.
y, from the east. 1.s0 = ,
No. 9, Heiena, Missoula and Butte Ex, ,l2:O 3. ,
10. y Mafysville passenger Ii:I0 = ,
20. !S. Marysville accommodation, ESQ =. !
klmini mixed, Mon., We'd and Ri 6:1l1 e ,
"ackes, Boulder and Elkhorn pass :. :. lO.0O 3, ,
DEPART.
No. !, Pacific Mail, west bound TN
No. 2, Atlantic Mall east bound. 1i-ss =. ,
No. !. Logan d Helena Local. connecfS
nectng with through train No. 1, for
No. 5, Helena, Missoula and Butts Ex.. rs q
No. Marysville passenger ....,,.. SOD =.
No. y, Marysville accommodation 3:l5 =.
h1mani mixed, 4on., Wed. and Fri 49,. S:l5
"10Aeo' boulder and Elkhorn Pass. -. $50 p.
MONTANA CENTRAL.
A. DEPART.
no. !, Helena and Butte express. s.lo a
NJ nuantlc express. .............. ..l1:lO q,
NO Faclhc express .................. lbs .,
NJ ARRIVE
no. !, Atlantic express Hoo a
NJ F. helena and Butte express. ....... lilo D.
Avn = ecl0c express Observation-Disclosures. 6:A0p
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A majority of the trustees of the Helena
Livingston Smelling and Reduction company.
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WANTED-COOKS AND HOUSE MAIDS.
w Apply at +. +. Browns Employment
Agency, room 4, Gold block.
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FOR RENT-DwELLnGs

FOR RENT-ON SEPT. /, DESiRABf.F.
seven room house on west side. All modern
conveniences. Apply 1856 Lawrence street Or post
flee box S64. ~-'-
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MANUFACTURERS SMART YOUNG MEN TO
w run news agents 10 run on Northern Pa
cifc. Apply at news Othce at Northern Pacific
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ClTUATION WANTED-LICENSED ENGI.
y neer; can do his own steam fitting. Practi-
cal in everything. Address q. VI. 10, indie
pendent.
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SITUATION WANTED-A GOOD WOMAN
~ cook, meat or pastry. capable OF taking
charge Of large kitchen. Capital Employment
Office, 212 Lawrence street.
ClTUATIvN WANTED-TO DO GENERAL
~ homework, city country. Address A. g.,
this office.
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WANTED-THREE GOOD LATHERS AT
w once. Call at Martin Eenson's, TO Broad
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WANTED-WOMAN COOK, OR MAN AND
w wife without children for country, and
young girl to assist with housework for city. In
Quire between 10 and II a. M, 70S Hllsdale ave.
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WANTED SALESMAN-AN ENERGETIC
w man to push our manufactures on this
ground. One of our agents earned 5000 in ~.
Address p. q. Box l,37l New York
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WANTED-TWO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN AS
w news agents on Northern Pacific railroad
Apply at news Office, Northern Pacific depot.
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WANTED-EXPERIEN STATE SPE-
w cial and local agents to represent the Ma
tional Home Building l. Loan Association. Our
agents are making money. Address with refer
ence naming this paper. L N. Clarke. Secretary
Bloomington LII.
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FOUND-ON EWING STREET, PAIR OF EYE
this Office. -
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| CHANDLER, IN THE LITTLE WHITE
" house, corner Edwards and Park avenue,
| wants 100 transfers for all winters work, $50;
one ranchman $780, one cook, $50; one cook, $50;
| two stonemasons, ole carpenter, two painters,
one engineer, three waiter girls, one woman dish
| washer, ten girls for housew Ork. RENE m6er the
place. No. "a Eow- rls.
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LOST.

LOST.
~~ee.e.eeocS
TGST-A BRINDLE GREYHOUND. RETURN
IL TO 1o3 Grand street and receive reward.
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WANTED-TEN GIRLS FOR GENERAL
w homework. Capital Employment Office,
PIP Lawrence street.
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SITUATION WANlED-AS .CHAMBERMAID
- or general homework. Address g. D., this
Office.
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osT-A POCKET BOOK CONTAINING
IL money. Finder will be rewarded by leaving
same at this Office.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05
To nn the Hlrhest Tower.

The specifications of tho proposed Wat
Kin Tower in London have been prepared.
The tower is TO be not less than 1 200 feet
high, considerably exceeding the Eiffel
Tower. The structure is 10 be 50 designed
as 10 resist wind pressure, sudden storms,
and incursions of lightning. The mate
nal preferred is steel, but the designer is
not 10 be confined TO the use Of that or
any other material. II steel is used, the
structure standing maximum of wind
pressure of SO pounds 10 the square foot,
the stress on the steel Is not to exceed ~
tons per square inch. The tower is to be
divided into an indefinite number of
stories, but each is to afford adequate
floorspace and to be capable of bearing the
weights Of restaurants and offices. As to
lifts, London correspondent says that
the engineers who are competing for the
prizes Of 500 guineas for the best and 200
guineasfor the next best design may pro-
vide either one vertical lift going right
up from the bottom to the top or a series
OF lifts The safety of the lifts Is to be q
matter Of first importance, but speed Ia
desired. The tower viii be lighted
throughout with the electric light. .-[Ths
ironmoncpr
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05

Norwegian engineer has invented a
-.arbine which can pack / 200 boxes OF
r.stches IN a minute.
steJ is likely to supplant cast iron in
,he construction Of water pipes, their SUI
,eriority being in nrespect TO lightness and
strength.
The results Of thorough trial Of metal
49, IN railroad tracks subjected to the
,ear of heavy traffic have been highly
satisfactory.
An EngIishman claims to have dis
covered a means by which the juice of
cranes or apples can be preserved unfer-
msnted for 50 long as seven years.
4 method Of transmitting sketches by
,elegraph has been devised. The fugitive
srom Justice will now find his path strewn
with Obstacles, for his portrait can be sent
70 any number of points along his line Of
uavel
Professor Thomson says that the dyn.
,mo Of the future viii develop from 2, 900
n 900 horsepower, and as there is prac-
tically no limit to It's increase, he sees no
reason why it should not go far beyond
those figures.
Edison has loaned the New York Ex.
change for woman's work his exhibit at
parisand donated check forS5 900. The
exhibition viii include "A Peep at the
twentieth Century. 1t will show piano
that plays by electricity, and electric ain
III
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05
ONE GENT

him 50 that in many cases he will COM
mence to act badly. Lengthsn your
check to a reasonable extent and you
win find. in nine cases out of ten. 1t win
benefit both the horse and yourself.
AS To the use of the whip, have
noticed many amateur drivers who whip
their horses for every little mistake. such
rs shying. etc. A whip Is like very
poisonous drug, that must beused seldom
and in small quantities. If said that
under no circumstances should you whip
a horse, think would not be far wrong,
for it only adds fuel 20 the fire. If
horse should shy when driving. try and
make him acquainted. in the most peace
able way you can. with the object he il
afraid of. You must teach your horse
to have confidence in you, and when he
once has this he will learn to rely ON you
II you have been kind to little colt and
something frightens it, it viii run at once
toward you. The horse can be taught
reliance in man just as implicitly and
more intelligently.
Some horses know more than the men
who drive them. added Mr.. Saunders,
iocosely, in conclusion.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05
LITTRE,s DAuGnTER.
Why He Refused GO Explain His lnfdel
Views to Her.

Why He Refused 60 Explain His InaAdel
Views to Her.
The following story is told Of Lttre,
the great French savant: Legouve says
that shortly after Littre's daughter
was born he (Llttre) said TO his wife:
MY dear, you are n good Christian.
Bring up your daughter in the ways of
religion and piety which you have al
ways followed but / must exact one
condition, and that Is that when she is 10
years of age you viii bring her to me. /
will then explain my views to her and
she can choose for herself. The mother
accepted tho condition. Years rolled on,
the 10th birthday of the child soon came,
and the mother entered her husbands
study. "You remember what you said
to me and what / promised, said she.
"Your daughter Is 10 years old to-day.
She is now ready to listen to you with
all the respect and confidence due to the
best of fathers. Shall bring her in?"
why, certainly, replied Littre. @But
for what special reason2 To explain to
her my viewsl Oh, no. my dear; no,
no. You have made of her a good, af-
fectionate, simple, straightforward,
bright, and happy creature. Happy,
yes; that is the word that in pure be-
ing describes every virtue. And you
fancy that would cover all that happi-
ness and purity with my ideasl Pshawl
My ideas are good enough for me. Who
can say that they would not destrow or
at least damage your work. Bring her
in so that may bless you In her pres
ence for all that you have done for her,
and SO that she may love you more than
ever.
Il, too, added Legouve ct the close
of his little anecdote, shave around me
believers whom love, and would con-
slider myself criminal if troubled the
irreligious convictions with my doubts
and my objections, especially when /
know that they find in those convictions
nothing but joy, consolation, and virtue.
New York Times.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1890-06-05
Hia PrIda

A gentleman who once made tour OF
Che Tennessee mountain district SAYS that
The lameness Of his horse compelled him
70 stay all day ct the rude home of one
Of the mountainous, who. in a shiftless,
half hearted way, cultivated few acres
OF corn land in the valley.
During the day the mans son, a long,
'eathery, bony young fellow about 90
years old and at least feet and 9 inches
tail, was told TO 60 to the ''settlemint,
miles distant, for some coffee.
his costume consisted of a 'shick'ryn
shirt and pair of cotton trousers rolled
70 the knees above his bare feet Before
starting he went into the cabin for mo-
ment and when he came out he had
added paper collar and huge brass
ofeaSt pm to his attire, whereupon his
.atner said, partly to bis son and partly
10 the stranger:
Thar ye air agin. rigged out in all that
thar hnerys l tell We, mister, that thar
ooys pride Is bound ter be the rnination
q nm yit All he thinks of is fnery.
tus' thing ne knows hen be gittin' teyv
proud tsw 60 tew meetin' bar-footed.