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The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30

They disappear like hot cakes before St
Louis tramp-"Tansill s Punch" &c. Cigar.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30
SHE COULDN'T WATT.

Lady-"I want to sit for picture"
artist shall be very glad to paint you if you will wait
week, until finish the one | am at work now"
Lady," Oh, couldn't wait long. Why I promised
to be at al five cock!"
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30

"a .0S 80 lar nro.
,,o1u that the steam will be put in
in few days, when planking~ viii he
in order. The vessel will De
fashioned after the most approved
pattern, and she will measure, when
finished, so feet over all, have a
beam of "a feet, and has now keel
of II feet in length. She will be
rugged as a schooner.-Savananh
News.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30
Almost as Good a Man as Her
Brothers.

There is living at point on East
bay, near Pensacola, q remarkable
family of four boys and one young
woman. The boys consider their
sister to be one of themselves, she
being in nearly every respect as han
dy as boy should be, and sharing
the labors of her brothers. They can
draw the lines of a ship, heW the tim
bers, build and launch her, and then
sail her around the world. The
schooner AXel, a fine little vessel
which they have built, is at present
somewhere on the gulf under com.
mand of Capt. G., one of the
brothers, who is most expert navi-
gator.
The other brothers and sister are
now engaged in building another
and larger vessel, which is we'll I'M
der way, and which, when completed
and launched, will be one of the
stanchest crafts sailing the Mexican
sea. The draughtsman who fur
nished the lines upon which she is be-
ing constructed is one of the brothers,
the carpenters who are building her
are the draughUsman and his broth
er and sister, and the master who
will sail her will be one of the boys,
- will take the remainder of the
fO1fthe crew. For miles and
all directions from the home
have secured the forest
for natural crooks to be
.imbers 4 gre9+ "'any of
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1890-01-30

Mild, eQuable climate, certain and abundan
crops. Best fruit, grain, grass and stock countr
In the world. Full information free Address tn
Oregon Immigration BOARD. Portland. Oregon.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
REAL EsrArE
+ >, Frens h = Gu.

FOR SALE.
.eix-room house on Fifth avenue near Beattiss
plenty OF closets cellar, good furnAce, water gas
and sewer connections. now lsassd. Si.Soo. Si.iOo
EiS-room brick house, CORNER lot on Broadway;
$500, $500 tash, 900 In one ysAr, l0psr cent.
nsv. cenvsnienssy nS s1rsnssS $500 ons eiss
cash, balance one year, 10 Per cent.
adssa soss q n:s ss:R
ance ON easy terms, 10 yer cont.
Seyen-room frame house in Lceksy addition
third in eight and Ssisncs In sixteen months. %
.. Msht-roo%, ame house Inst "a Of Msd,sop
Ance cash terms. 10 Per cent.
s,x-room house on corner just of Of broadway,
est ~ room closets fence, range. stables etc
Eight room house an Chanoer street, h.th room,
closets. cellar, shed, stahle etc; $500, ST.
Ess.as ger sea,
closets, cellar, etc.; g. sou $500 cash. balance
and two years, 10 per cent.
supplied with every modern convenience. beauti-
Fiye-room brick hou.s, soxl4o ON Eighth Ave.
yer cent.
Five-room house ON Broadway, bath. room.
closets cellar, etc $1,000, $l,Soo cash. balance
Three room house near Northern Pacific depot;
$50 one-half cash balance one year. 10 per cont.
honse and vsr,i sSaisp etc 81 On ~0f -
2-etory, Broom frame nonee ON fAwrence
street slx10N. stable. she'd etc Il O0.
6-room honee in Xmca Sddition s,ne block FROM
motor "a COe one-thirri - IN nne-fhird In min
ma eirhteen mnnths. lihernI disComnt for cash
I-ron,n hnnee. corner MIrl1O nne honk fron
m ofor and echooi hur "a. 81. 500: CAV lei mn
49, $50 Ftsn RrNr
s-room frame house IN ths Jockey addition
one block from motor, Sss per month 'oA
tnrnlshed S,room house on Lawrence street
5.roDn Brick House fnrnishasl corner IN War
rem streef. noar motor and school honsa. xlh ma,
month -'1A --.N.O- 49,. s0.'oo' 'Ao ~" 20
- -aoox,o, an f.nnon .srae, - Ara. .ad,.
t;on. ~ne.fS;rd cash. oma-sh;rd in n;na nsi"ncs
~ a;ohtean n,nrths ~ ,,cr cant - e' o'A@'Aoe
- q o5ne7SrIss "n W.nEa.h.~ .trao< R-,.a,,..
%,r M n, nv. cre th;rI "nsh h.i.n~a II e;St -,
s;rtna,, ,,nnthe IL mar canf - S-sAo ~A1
81 alnsSr IN cs =" s IN SJ.,sor .v,,,,. p.o,.
so,tS and east. assv tsrm. 10 ,,or ccvs .ra Linit
from nntor md e,ectIir ra;iwsv. oA10 LAWS
- - a 1as ~ Sv; ~ @ esa.
= sx,tssr,s "Ai'' on "i'Vo' Aes'f Asul'oa s'ee''
~ SsS Hsx,ss corner nm u,,s>r h,r,.,.,a
frcnt;nr noTSh. essv terms 1ouAess'o'
III snn. cornar an EracLor.dvo ,s0~1no s..4.
ona,h;r c.ah 10 on .nc' ossn ts 1y.: aeet'
u Mn snri1lf, IN E;fI .vanra. ~ ~, ~, I'm I'm,
cash Islanca IN nina and a;ohteon ro,,nth. ~ nv.
cant NA.o - A-AA0 @-AA o'es'0AA AAl"AA.AA'' Az p'f
oe Ene c,rner m Ninth .,.npa f..;,. ,,r4ho...
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

sterdam and Che Heldsr. It d 1 pictur-
ssque old place which offered Z scout
resistance to the Spaniah in the nix
teenth century, and shows an equal
pal, in the ninetesnth. In flling the square
heaps Of round red and yellow oheesss
streets are thronged with gaily painted
country wagons, from which descend
women wearing broad bands Of gold,
shaped like horseshoe., across their fore
and thus serve the Dutch purpose Of neat
ness, though they are usually anything but
becoming. Large oval roeettes of gold,
often richly wrought, stand out at the
temples. Above the band il worn . full
veil of white lace, or at tho least of fine
down upon the neck and shoulders and il
secured upon the hair by large gold pins.
Long and often costly gold earrings COM
plete this elaborate headgear, which. with
the addition of necklace Of gold beads, is
woman's pride and frequently her only
dresses give to the Alkmaar market q look
OF Rayety and prosperity that is rare
enough IN peasants except in plodding pros
porous Holland.
The fishwives of Scheveningen have al
tered their dress but little in centuries.
AoOOWC04 9A4O OIOdU DVI66G8 8uU TK6uCU Co.'S
TUNES of The Hague only few miles distant
and the windy dunes with herring pink
en- pulled mp ON the beach and unloaded
BY women in huge straw hats spreading
like wings at the sides there is contrast to
wonder at and think on. Last Wednesday,
clouds, there passed before me tall, broad
shouldered women's figures clothed in short
black skirts and loose shawl-like black
mantles lined with red and hanging from
the shoulders. Under the sun-browned
hats caught glimpses of close white caps
that were set like horses binders. Chill
dren hardly able to toddle piled up shell
heaps, even the youngest wearing the caps
without hats and good-sized silver side
pieces. Her head dress the Dutch woman
seems to wear ON all occasions, festival or
workaday, wonder if she sleeps in blind
ers.
Six weeks ago or thereabouts the little
Princess Wilhelmina, heiress to the throne,
had birthday. All the Hague turned out
in procession in her honor, but to me the
most interesting sight was the ten. year-old
window of the palace wearing the costume
of Overyssel, which province had sent, be-
lieve, deputation. She made pretty fig
ure in a black apron with q deep lace edge,
black lace shoulder shawl and white lace
cap plated at the ears and fastened by
1OuuU Ade tOAu OIAoA14o4Ca. ACIOo0 Ac1 lure
head was narrow silver band.
A costume of which one sees much in
Amsterdam is that of the orphan girls of
one of this city's big institutions, who are
picturesque figures in red skirts and bodices.
black aprons, white knitted wristers and
white caps with wings turned up and fast
ened at the sides by silver pins.
Quaintest of all European countries, one
might wander in Holland for months and
find strange sights fresh every morning.
ELIZA PUTNAM HEAToN.
Copyright.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
n W. 3. Folk = Co.'S bargains.


=, Co.. s.,r4 ~, N.;r $3.50 g.. h,.,.,
tion, $500 psr foot.
70 ~ s 5eot ironS on mann sueee near sixth
'front.' hu;,a;nr - ss0o ner Sront tont 'ne iron
IN tsat IN H 81 ~. ~, J.
sa Ley On ts.et avenue near mann street, y
~ iess 4 on Helena avenue cosnsr 1t $3.50 pss
MriaO m Main s+r..t ~ s1oo -, rs,,. -.
$500 ~ II MG n; ssssS q SsoV Uer 1xOnS 1oo~
FoTr iots H North.rn Pacific .ad;t;on NJ
No. H.Ior. a!S y t,s "C0 aa1on NO !.
IN ~ - ., cnr ~ ~.H~ r.. S:.., go ~
w 1851 On coTnsr SenttA sooitaon o. SSAoO
PET FL 'front.' faat foot . c.,..,, ,s,.,. - - ooo
MY avX ,1ec pi; Swes Seraen sdnluon. ciofe to
4, o w onoioe corner beattae addition, price
Sosi4o oholoe corner. B..sott .dditioa. pr.o.
Az cho;r> 1T. II r,,t., .As;..,, &c.. . IN =.
s sc cnSos Aoss N Aockey adoauon rom 800 70
AZ fat IN Fdv.r,,. .,r.,t u..r r.,n =. s.,n,.,
fs en- TOO foot. 80 vs. =, 81. -,
,,ar S.r,ot 800 AAosA eoo 70 eoV
Five asres ~ Diatsa nppreEtv an .,.,t,,. ,;rs
'o5 me s,s 10? In s ~ sS o. SioG
H. i1oinn. - s0 S"es'lsss p'o1'e1.s 'o-uos oneteu
= T 1rsn Choice lat. il cox .da;t;or Z. h.d,c,
prices. - - W. ~>'4o' ~ Aoo s'
se wn e. ~. Northern Pacific second addition.
IOOxiI0 on EIGHTH avenpe. nr:ca a.. ON
l go fsst corner ss Knight street. Hausef addition.
snwarrsi ch,ira i"".t;o,. ~, ~. E.r.,. t,,,.
y.rd II syn9csts csidtinn on tne @oss Do"io-
'N' - ~ A.... ~N
"A ono-Two .stnrv fr.ro .,evon -o,,, .,o..4..
and "el.r wrsr X honse and wara: ter. m
S Sshs;n' Ssooo At two ;sars per cent interest
1s p BTopSrty rents f Tor 20 Per month ,.A
r1ssota ~ rolISr ,,.t~. T. 49,. H ss..s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

Wheeler. Word = Co.'S List
LOTS.
200 feet in Ames addition, $11 Per foot.
100 feet in n. Y. addition, &12 per foot.
so feet ON Madison avenue for 81, 100.
100 feet in N. p. addition No for SA75.
70 feet on Shiland street for $1,000.
Lots in Mclean Park SIS each, $40 cash and -
per week.
ACRES
n acres near Rroadwater Hotel ct 500 psr
sore. s
HOUSES.
Residence in Ealser addition, 5000.
kesiaence in Bradford addition, 5000.
Residence in Hoback 4 Cannon addition, g.
Residence in Baseett addition, "a 500.
Residence in Syndicate addition, $4,000,
WHEELER, WuRD Co,
l6 and IL Gold block. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

Wilson . Co. Bailey Block. OHer:
1C0 acre ranch. good water supply, $1,000
$3.50. I@9s - $50. T7' 80
2.s00-acrs ranch with good hay land.
l8 head grade cattle, IL head valuable horees.
1000 aores under fence, good water right, eto.
$4,000
16O-acre ranch. near town, good water right, I
Per cent. guaranteed on investment for five years
$1,000.
90 acres Immediately adjoining East Hslena
townsite, suitable for plating. $500.
LOTS.
30 fest lower Main street, 800.
100 feet, corner Grand avenue, $l,250
us fest, warehouse property. Gallatin street
$1,000
50 feet ON North Ewing street. $2,5O0.
100 fest, corner Logan and Eighteenth etrscta,
o8.4O0
20 feet, ehiland street, $21 psr foot.
i0o rect. corner e H.ussr si S 5000
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
r. H. FIoyd-JoDes. Atlas Block.

DARHATNs 2N
'front.' $500. =
100 feet, Hauser boulevard, south front, S225o
so feet corner OF Laurel and Choteau streets
SYNDICATE addition. north front. 500.
30 feet, corner Of Jocelyn and Wilder streets,
$500. Syndicate addition.
300 feet, Syndicate addit.o, !. 200. Easy terms
1O0 feet, Syndicate addition, $2.500.
% Feet on Helena avenue. fronting north, &8,O00
ieet on Helena avenue. fronting soath, $500
$500. -A- "-'
Property on lower Main street suitable for inn
mediate improvement, price and terms upon an
200 fest Of property On Center street at reason
Sl2 to SIS $50 800
Lots In the Ames addition, I'll to sc.
foot. y
Lots in Hotel park. price and terms ON apppli-
cation. 'SS'A-
Largo List oe acrss inside and outside ths city
limits at reasonable prices.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
W. Z. Cox, Gold Block, Ohers,

y S0Ae ASAssOAe
Choice lots in the Amss addition ct I'll pse
front foot
A fine variety of lots in the Syndicate addition
from $l2 to $1& per foot
Choice lots in the Bradford addition at vasiOus
Blocks in Highland Park at q. 500 for ohoice.
A fine block In Brooke addition, fronting On
Hauser boulevard. 1t SIG per front foot.
fine selection of lots in Haussr addition from
S22. So to $40 per front foot
Desirable lots in Jockey addition. near Hslens
avenue, cheap.
Some excellent bargains In Richmond HIN.
Come very desirable main street property 9
Two I'VE room houses. new. ground soxlH =
fveive-rc .m house near business esnter. ground
112x1O0, for $500
Several new desirable residences. ~,
Jhfee-<tory brick building, renfs fog 9z15 peR
month, for Su 900. ~
Forty acres inside city limits. vssy desirable
Tor Plating. iF. 80
Fifteen scres adjoining city q about eas-Aali
price OF adjoining Lfoperty.
$50 acrss Just outside Of city limits. saitahls ~
plating s9ssss - 81
40 acrs. mar town, vssy dssinb.s and = ~,
800 ssres in diasrsnt tzaots IN HSasls Alea
SO upwards. Il h 'ss 81 s. "
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
Arlnitage 4 Plat.

ArmltAg0 = PlAtt
ACRES.
$50 per aero, 100 acres nine miles from city.
20 per acre, 80 acres close to city.
$6U per aero, lGO acres five miles from city
$50 per aero, SOU acres six miles from city
Several large .nohes. frst-class in all respects
great bargain. IN
LOTS.
$3.50 per front foot. So lots in Hershtield addi.
ton. n 1T = -
$50 per front foot, corne, Montana avenue I'd
Phoerix aveuuo.
$50 o $500 lots in Northern Pacific second
Ndit.on.
ssb per frcnt foot. onc-f v block in Dc Lac,
addition Warren STREET.
$GcH eaA i, three lot on street, Eastcrly
addition.
N, O0V "A choice blLiness lot; adjoins Montan,
National bank.
SIS per Il At foot, corner Twofth avenue md
Va :len street.
$50 Ler front foot, lots on Hauser boulevard.
-, 5o-full J. on Sixth avenue, inside HobacE
str~et. Fa ff We
$50 Improved property paying 5000 ror
n nth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Copyright.
DEMOCRATIC APPOINTMENTS.
The democratic state central committee
has made the following assignments OF
speakers:
Hon. W. W. Dixon. Hon. T. G. Bach and
Hon. W. A. Clark
FoRT BENTON, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon. w. W. Dixon and Hon. W. 7. Pom
bertOn-
GREAT FALLS, Oct. q.
Hon. W. Y. Pemberton and Hon. W. j
SAND Cou1EE, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon.W. M. Blckford and Hon. j. M. Glenn.
DILLON, Monday, Oct. 20.
Hon. W. NJ. Bickford-
DEER LODGE. Tuesday, OCT. q.
Hon. w. J. PenrOse-
W1oKEs, Thursday, Dot. q.
Hon. Frank e. Corbett-
ANACONDA. Tuesday, Oct. q.
Hon. W. NJ. Bickford and Hon. Frank E.
Corbett
PH111rsBuRa, Wednesday, Oct. q.
GRANITE, Thursday, OCT. %.
ELIIsToN, Friday, Oct. "A.
Hon. j. r. Boarman and Hon. Peter
Baum
FERGUS COUNTY, Oct. 20 to 25th.
Maj. Martin NIaginnis-
GLASGOW, Monday, Oct. 20,
CHINOOK. Tuesday, Dot. u.
GREAT FALLS, Thursday, Oct. q.
Hon. T. G. Bach and Hon. JAS. Donovan
Sun RIVER, Wednesday, OCT. %.
CHoTEAu, Thursday. Oct. %.
DupUYER, Friday, Got "a.
BURoH CREEK, Saturday, Oct. q.
Hon. stephen A. Dewolfs and Hon. r. p.
Vivian
GLxND1vE. Wednesday, Oct. %.
MILES CRY, Thursday, Oct. q.
FoRsr r,E, Friday. OCT. "a.
Bnll> ~, Saturday, Oct. Is.
Hon. r. B. Smith and Hon. A. b. Nelson
BouIDER, Wednesday. Oct. ".
Hon. R. b. Smith and Hon. ". J. Penrose-
ELxHoss. Friday, Oct. "a.
MAJ. Martin M.ginnis and Hon. ". =.
Penr0se.
ANACONDA, Saturday, Oct. q.
Hon Frank 4. Corbett and Hon Frank X.
Armstrong.
Twn BRDozs; Monday, Oct. q.
LAUREN, Tuesday. Oct. %.
yRoNIA CrTI, Wednesday, Oct. 8.
ENNIS. lhursday. Oct. 80.
Red BLUg1. Friday, Oct. 81.
PoHr, Saturday. Nov. l.
Hon. J. X. Toole and Hon. b. h. Smith
Hx1zsA, Tuesday, Oct. g.
Hon. W. ID. HILL
LIVINGSTON, Oct. 20.
Bro TnrBsR, Oct. a..
B0zEkAN, Oct. e.
ToWNsEND, OCT. %.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS, Oct. n
CASTLE, Oct. %.
$3.50 s8AAAAAss @sAU 3AUus W. A.
Clark.
CHINOOK, Oct. q.
GRxAr FALLS. Oct. q.
Hon. W. W. Dixon
BouLDE1, Wednesday, October a,
DILLON. Friday, October n.
ANACONDA, Saturday, October Is.
ST1vEsv1LLx, Monday. October "a.
NmsouLA. Tuesday, October a.
GRANITE, Wednesday, October -.
PHmlPsBuRa, Thursday, October 80.
HKLxNA, Friday, October 81.
DKxR LoDaE, Saturday, November 1.
BUT1, Monday. November s.
Gov. J. X. Teols-
HMxnA, Tuesday, October n.
NmsouLA, Wednesday. October 70.
GRAAlIk, Thursday. October a
Special Announcement /!
Ths Triangle drug Store a4 Nsrthern Paci6o
pepat nov has comDstsnt phaxDaciss in charss
e IL DrescRip&ino dspArtmank Mons but 81
- - -
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

FNOR sALE--WOODLAWN PARK; CHAND-
a., ler Heath are selling lots in the above I'D
oIion Tor $l25; IS cash, SIS per week till paid
wards street = 49,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

EOR 6ALE-CHEAP; TWO PAIRH ~
dranght horses. one riding pony and four
nneeyy wagons. harness, etc. Inquire ct Charles
=. Smlley's livery barn. No. ~ North Park ave
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

SITUATION WANlED-BY A YOUNG GER
s. u care Independent.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
C0SsSNNeSesNsese>S~Se0
WAN1ED-TWENTY GIRLS AT q ED
" wards street.
WANTED-COMPETENT LADY TEACHER,
English branches, music and French. Ad-
dress Lock Box ~, Livingston, Mont.
WANTED-COOKs AND HOUSE MAIDS.
Apply at +. Z. Browns Employment
Agency, room 4. Gold block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

% en0 sang 600 tho uttl0 0&0x0 IN q
gray skirt that covered its little fest lay
Istill - yaapje, so admonished. A funnel
pap of white lawn covered the Aaxen head,
iooming down over tho forehead and the
sars. From each side escaped in front ono
long odd looking curl; the rest Of her hair
bhowin9 short behind. The child wore
lowered red toaice and beside il on the
floor lay two wooden shoes. The .mother'e
1ress vas like it. except in color, g
The smallest detail Her can wa
starched etifny and projected b.
bind. Her skirt vas black and over her red
bodice she had pinned = red and black
houldsr shawl. She had gray Knitted wrist
bling curls drooped like the child's in trout
pf her eaHs. They azs pinned On With the
Zap. non-romanti0 people tell me.
On market day at AlkmaaT ous ssss
Dutch eoetasnss in THAR Clay. Alkmaar =
n almost s1peE.eleau tcun 4 - peoyjnco
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

kOh SALE-3EVEN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
with hot and cold water. bathroom. fireplace
snG etnsr modern convenieuces. Price ES.lOO
eight per cent. interest. Insurance. to the
amount ct S2.OU0 paid up for nine.esn months.
No. 70S Hills0Ale avenue. ~ =
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-20

IT 8. HOWELL,
United States Claim Agent Land and MINING
Attorney.
Room 208 Power Block, Helena, Montana
Authorized to represent claimants in Pension
Cases by the Secretary Of the Interior.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-01
Pinch Bugs.

The milk train on the Central rail-
road Of New Jersey was delayed at
White House station about half an
hour one night last week. The train
draws two passenger coaches behind
the milk cars. On this night there
were half dozen passengers aboard.
1t was warm and they bad the windows
all raised The train had been stand
ing on the side track few minutes
when swarm of large pinch bugs Mt
tracted by the lights in the cars. iiew
through the windows. IN live minutes
the seats were nearly covered with the
bugs. and they had begun to crawl
around ON the legs OF the passengers
and to use their sharp pinchers. The
passengers tried TO brush them OF. but
they stuck like lceehes. In five min
utes more the bugs had possession Of
the two cars. The passengers fed.
AS soon as the passengers got In the
dark the bugs that had clung 90 them
left them aud flew back into the car.
How 20 yet them out OF the car before
the train rot orders to 90 ahead was
n problem. Finally one of the passcu-
gers suggested building bonfire out
side as a counter attraction. One Of
tho brakemen went into the cars and
turned out all tho lights. while she
other trainmen and the passengers
gathered brush wood for the bonfire.
They had enough TO make roaring
blaze In few minutes. Ii was n sue
cess. The bugs deserted the car and
the passengers went back. shut down
the windows and sat in the darkness
until the train started.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-01

Love you. my precious oner
Aud his arms were about her, his
lips seeking hers.
Lena. who had been strolling along
one of the walks with her husband.
reached the yeranda steps at that mo-
ment and caught the passionate words
saw. In the full glow of moonlight
and starlight. that tableau above her.
And she drew her husband back, aud
away from the lovers.
II am very clever woman. Clar-
cnce." said she. when they were be-
yond hearing. Nobody else would
have thought OF way out OF the diff
Guilty. Aud YOU saw Kathleen and,Ar-
thur. didn't youpn
'All the world might see. and they
be none the WISER laughed Clarence
Dresden. Yes. it was clever Of You.
and I'm very glad things are turning
out rs you foresaw. Dear. how your
eyes are shining! Kiss me, little wo-
man"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1890-11-01

She's the jauntiest OF creatures. she's the
dninfiest OF misses
with her pretty patent feathers. or her ALI
with her eyes inviting glances. and her lips
As SEQ , wand es bs the ocean or strolIs UNI
der country kkics
She's captivating dresser aud her parasols
are stunning:
hats arc dreams OF style.
She 10 not 10 very bookish, but with rcparteo
She can set the servants laughing and make
even dudclcts smile.
She has no attacks OF talent; she Is not n
siage-struck maiden
She 10 wholly free from hobbies and she
dreams OF no career
She Is mostly gay and happy-ncver SAD or
Thou1h she sometimes sighs little II gen.
uemnn Is near
She's sturdy lIttieSvalker. and she brfyes all
kind of weather.
And when the rain or fog OF mist drive rival
Her FUZZY hair goes curling like kinked-up
ostrich feather.
Around her ears, and forehead. and the
white nape OF her neck.
She IL like fish In water. she can handle
rrlns and racket.
From head TO toe and finger tips she's thor
oughly alive;
when ste goes promcnadIng In most dis
tracing jacket
The rustic round hcr feet suggests how
laundresscs may thrive.
She can dare the wind and sunshine I'm the
most bravado manner.
And after hours 'of sailing she has merely
checks OF rose.
Old Sol himself seems emitten. and Mt most
will only tan her.
Though 10 everybody else he give danger
signal nose.
She's tribe sentimental. and she's fond OF
admiration.
And she sometimes ilrts little in the sea-
sons giddy whirl:
But win her IL you can. sir she may prove
your ife's salvation,
For an angel masqueradIng Oft Is she-the
summer girl.
Ella wheeler Wilcox.