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swinging their lariats at the same time ana

swinging their lariats at the same time ana
going at tremendous pace.
"Round and round they went at a dizzy
speed. the snake attempting to follow them
with his head, but it was very confusing,
and soon mixed him up badly. Inc mus
tangs galloped faster and faster, ana Just AT
the right moment cowboy on eacn sue
of him. two magic circles swung qulverlne
out into the air, and two fatal moses set
tied down over the head of the big with
inc creature. The cowboys knew their
business and the mustangs knew theirs.
First Tightening the nooses Win
several quick little jerks, both riders let
their rones have all the slack they could,
and then. keeping about six yards apart,
thew started off in the same direction as
fast as they could. The consequence was
that the snake had his feet pulled from IN
der him. so to speak, and was dragged Tor
nearly mile by those hery young mus
'tanes over the toughest road they could pick
OUT :,
well. that is whopper,' at length
mo whopper about it" answered the
Mexican, ''but straight facts. he meas
ured more than twenty-five feet after the
bows got through with him, for he was very
timber and soft after the rough handling
they gave him, and his hide had been brok-
en- on the sharp rocks. We left the carcass
in the field that night, but before morning
band of peccaries, or musk hogs, came
sneaking out of TIE timber. and devoured
every scrap except the bones and horny
tail. There is another one down there, the
female, and mate of the one we killed. The
bows are after her, and | should not be sur
prised if within another week she would be
trapped and served even worse than her
partner"
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NO. 164e.
First National Bank
Or
HELENA, MONTANA
Pioneer National Bank Of Montana
ORGANIZED IN 1853.
Designated Depository Of y. q.
Paid Up Capital, 100000
Surplus and Profits, $3.50 900
( ! + R EsS:.'' -re. f :::!s:s:
u. H. HLNNsC1A1D1. A11t CAsA:s9
GEo. Il. HILL, 6econa Asst Cashiae
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
a. T. Hauser, John G. Curtin,
A. II. Hotter, + g. Hamilton.
Granville Stuart, Q. P. Higdro.
4. II. Kleinschmidt. Henry NJ. Parchsa.
7. G. Power.
General Ranking business G1AaActAA I1o11oe
peid on time depositk.
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lASSOING A e5-FOOT SNARE.

Cowboys, Mounted on Mustangs, Come to
the Rescue of u Mexican Plantation.
Returning from short visit to Chiapas
met a Mexican peon, an old acquaintance,
named Leon Carrizo who had just arrived
from the coffee plantations of the south
west, writes correspondent from Paso del
Norte, Mexico.
Anything worth seeing down in your
country?" l asked.
Nothing specially interesting he an
swered. Except at this season it is the
worst country on the face OF the earth for
spiders and snakes. Why, the toads down
in Pachucha and Orizaba are bigger than
your hat. You may be sitting under your
vines some fine afternoon reading a paper
when all at once big, flabby, gray thing
as large as chair cushion will flop out
from the weeds and approach you with the
utmost familiarity. We never disturb
theni. because they are sure death to poi
sonous insects and perfectly harmless to
us. Down in the lower country We do not
mind such things SO much as We do the
deadly snakes.
There is a sort of hoopsnake i'll the Vera
Cruz country called 'coralito,' slender
but exceedingly active fellow, crimson in
color which has vicious bite which is
RATHER.
About three weeks ago l was passing
throug the coffee plantation of my friend
Sandoval, near Pachucha, when in the hot
broiling sun l was astonished to see the
natives drop their work and rush about as
if they were mad. Pretty soon an intelli-
gent peon shouted for me to so as fast as
could from the spot.
1.-The serpent!' he cried. HE is coming.
Run for your life" For a moment l was
dazed. but taking to my heels followed
the others, and soon arrived at the 'hacien-
da' All was excitement there. Two OF
the most expert cowboys in all Mexico hap
pened to be at the hacienda They gath
cred their riatas or grass ropes securely
and urging their mustangs slowly forward
followed by the shouting rabble, cautiously
approached the plowed field where tn,
snake was said to be-
is this yarn" ! asked. "or is it .
fact?'
Fact assure you,' answered my friend
The cowboys and the crowd moved slowl,
down to the field, and there in the middle
with neck elevated and head wagging from
side to side. was the biggest serpent | eve
saw in my life. Two bulls and one Gov
which he had bitten lay dead on tho grouns
near by. His body was as big as man
leg. and his fiat ugly head looked as lars,
as a dishpan. The reptile saw us coming
and making an immense coil he waited 70
our approach. Slowly the cowboys rode NJ
20 him, their mustangs snorting and pranc
ing, and when within safe distance the,
began to ride around the snake IN . circle
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Sunday Excursions.

Attention 10 called to the fact that on and
after Sunday, May I, train No. l, which
leaves Helena in the morning for Butte,
will leave Sundays at 9 o'clock instead OF
o:1b as heretofore and will continue to de-
part at that time until further notice for
the purpose of accommodating the large
number of excursionists who wish to make
syips to our elegant summer resorts.
B. H. LANGLEY,
General Ticket Agent
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2N Dearborn street, Chicoso, III.
LEX. Il VOOLFOLK. GRANVILLE ". DROWNIH0
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y the first Judicial district Of tho state Of Non
M. in and for the county Of Lewis md Clarke.
Aim. NJ: Williams. plaintif, W. Lemuel q.
Williams. defendant
The State Of Montana esnds sreetine to thu
above named defendant:
You are hcraby required to appear in an action
in the district court of the first judicial district
of The state OF Montana, in and fer the county of
Lewis ana Clarke. . d to answer the complaint
filed therein, within ten days Exclusive of the
day Of service) sitter the service on you of this
m nrnons, if served within this county; or, If
served on; OF this county. but within thi. district
or judgment by default will be taken a9ainst you.
according to the prayer of said com plant.
The said action il brought to obtain decree
of the court decrseing dissolution Of the bonds
of matrimony now existing between you and
said plaintiff, and for ca1se said plaintiff
alleges taa on the 24th day Of October, 1880, you
the state Of Washington then territory; that
said plaintiff has resided continuously in ths
state Of Montana for period of over twelve
moHrhs before the bringing of this action, and
that aboat the I'd Gay of April, 1883, you
willfally and without cause deserted and aban-
separa . and apart from her.
And you are hereby notified that It you fail to
appear and answer the said complaint. as above
required. the said plaintiff viii, apply to the court
for the relief in said complaint demanded.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the dis
tr:ct corrt.of the ilrst judicial district OF the
8. ate Of Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
Of our Lord one tho lsand eight hundred and
D'A''' JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
T. z. CRUTcHEa. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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ANNUAL MEETlNG-NOT!CE Is HEREBY
II given that the first annual meeting Of the
Mac Mining and Milling Co.. held at the Office of
Forbes & Davis, Helena Mont, on the third
NJ nday in September, the 18th day of septemt 9 :,
A. d. lo9o, being ire ynlar in pursuance with the
byl Avs, is hereby called. to be held at the Office
of Forbes & Davis, Bailey block. Helena, Mont,
on the first Wednesday in October the LIST day of
October, A. d. 1890, at $50 o'clock .. m,
for the purpose of electing q board of trus ees
for said company, for the ensuing year, and for
the transaction Of such other business as may
come before said meeting.
SAM L X. DAVIS, President.
JNo. J. FALLoN, Secretary.
Helena Montana, Sept. 49, 1880.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
Judicial district of the State Of Montana, in
and for the county of Lewis and Clarke.
In the matter of the esta.e of James M. Ryan,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given that Saturday, the 4th
day of October, 1890, at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
day. at the court room of said court at the court
house, in the county of Lewis and Clarke, be.
and the same is hereby, appointed the time for
proving the last will and testament of James M !.
Ryan, deceased. and he1ing the application of
Catherine Ryan and John b. Brondel for letters
tsstamentary: and any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the said will, and may file OBJ
ections in writing to the granting of letters test
JOHN BEAN,
Clerk of said Court.
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acter he did, even if he shall prove
10 have been in error. A very IN
fortunate error Ii will have been,
Snd one that he will, if convinced
Of II, be sure TO make Sll possible
smends for. But l submit that
a slanderous is not at sll the term
70 spply 70 it.
An extraordinary Juror arose
LAST year in England to ex-
silt this man into = martyr
or = saint, forgetfuI of the
TACT that many cases of devotion of
the life 10 the welfare of lepers
have existed, and that on the part
Of persons not, like Damien, utterly
devoid Of fAstidieusness, This
craze spread 70 America. Miss
Smart Phelps, s noted Protestant
authoreSs, termed him the " Hs-
wSlisn Christ 40 sacrifice like
his since G0lgotha-" We were told
thar he ChrIstisnlzed Molokai, TILL
then pagan island, and that he re
deemed the shsmefully neglected
lepers from pit of misery.
Last August, just after this
whirlwind of sbsurdities had reach
ed Us. q clerical friend wrote in
familiar way number of queries
about Damien 10 DR.. Hyde, based
on previous information gained
here Net dreaming of publication,
DR.. Hyde replied IN few brief and
hssty words, such IS he fully be-
ieved 70 be true, and sitter several
months of inquiry. still believes to
De the truth. Perhaps he was mis-
taken, but l think " slanderous Is
hard language TO use about it.
Ii Is well-known that DIR. HYDE
was extremely annoyed at the pub
hestion OF this private note, which,
as he easily foresaw, hiss brought
Iong-eontinued storm Of abuse upon
MS head Men generally rage snd
tear when one breaks in upon their
illusions. Nevertheless, It msy
prove that DR.. Hyde's letter viii
before long be recognized SIS having
= though unintentionslly done
the world sn important service, in
exploding sn absurd and miSchiev-
Gus delusioR.
EDIToR OF TIE FRIEND.
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Certificate Of Registration Of Copy.
right.
DEPAEIxEsI OF ZEE IxTEET0E,
HoxOEELr. HAEArIAA LEL.A9pe

DEPAETnEyT OF ZEE IKTEET0E-
HoSOEuLC, HAEAuAs LzI4z8Ds(
NNOW ALL AEE By THESE PRES
Il ents- that u zeoo rdznee with the pro-
visions Of Section Ch2pssr5 q TIE Eezsi5n
Laws Of 1855, JAMES J, WILLIAMS has
fled in the ofics q the Minister q the In
terior an Application for Certificate a
Copyright for Photograph Ct Natives
Ealing Poi Ehich aid Application l. az
compsuied 5y the Oath Of tie said sppli-
can't that he / the original and first s1thor
Of said Photograph
Vow, therefore. this Certificate l. 70
grant unto the szid James J. Williams, his
heirs OF assigns for the term f Twenty
Year from the tEenty-sscond day 0.
April, one th01sznd elgnt hundred and
ninety the eLd1siTe right - print. re-
print publish, Use and VeEf the sid Pho
togrsph Throughout tie Hawaiian King
DON
II Eituezz EhEFsoE ] have caused this
Certificate 10 y iss1s1 AZ Honoluln, this
ID day q April, A D., 100. and the sea-
q the Department q the Interior % y
hereto z6Isd
TLET L.A THURSTOS,
Minister Of the Interior.
97AE Iz5l-ss
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Mk E0IToS- In your report
u nv speech Of Friday evening
Tu1e Is upon the Resolution Of
Ezu- q confidence, YOU quote me
= szxlnE: i was not in favor Of
lie resolution but now II has come
Nov. ! wish % s&y that i Is not
: esa--se- version Of my remarks,
VAST DID SAY WAS That was IN
favor o. the resolution. bnI believed
e vs. The duty Of the Ministry TO
-ss-z- beoz1Se their conduct II the
Eo1Ss Ezs 5 disgrace 10 the eoun-
~ and this assembly. and that
11- conduct IN the TreSIy msTJer
- uot far 70 the public, snd
izrIhsr IhzI the principle involved
q -as amendment was deSrer 70
Ne than the future OF the Attorney
General
T0z f1rIhsr quote ME IS saying
TX i see no reason for the reSo-
-cs5o1 q want Of confidence.
x hs-eSs, ! did say thzt my party
- elected 70 the House 10 find
cx-Ss fO- The removal Of the Cab
mex x1d inst / believed II wSS
1sesssz-y s. this stage Of affairs for
-as Pezce Snd safety Of the country
~ ne Cabinet should be removed.
~ thz- The Hrst seton OF the Leg
.-z-a7s should oe directed 70 estsb-
sing : precedent that 5 minority
q ne CSb5net shall not rule.
Yozrs respectfully.
A. Rosa.
Ezzbsr slee- Tor WSiziuz. Oahu
He1ol1l1- June I6, 1890.
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Certificate Of Registration Of Copy.
right.
DERAETAEST OF TEE IsTKEE0E,
Hoxo-HE HzuaE Ta.rr.


DERAETzET OF ZEE IsTKE0E
HoSoLCLC. HLEAuLs IsLLsrs-f
KSOw ALL MEN By THESE PRES
n eats. thai II accordance With the pro
visions q Section Chapter 3 Of the Session
Lars q 1855, JAMES J. WILLIAMS hzs
filed L the 0eEcs q the Ainiseer q the In
terror sn zpp1ic1tzoz for Certificate o:
Copyrgh. for Photograph q Her late
RoyzI Eignness. the Princess LLkaike,
which said zppIjcz15oo = accompanied By
the oath q TIE sid applicant thzthe Is the
original Erd first suthor Of said Photo
graph
Nov, therefore. tbis Certificate i 70
grant unto the sid James J. Williams, his
heirs OF assigns for the term q Twenty
Years from the tEE1ET=ss0ld day Of
April, one thousand eight hundred and
ninety, The exclusive righE 20 print, re-
print. publish Use and Ts1d tie szid Pho
togrsph throughout the Hawaiian King
dom
In witness whereof I have caused this
Certificate 70 b iss1sd zt Honolulu, this
22d dsy o. April, A D., Iss1, and the seal
OF the Department q the Interior % b
hereto AFFIXED
isl LA THEREEOS.
Minister q the IntSriOY.
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The good nature Of Americans has never
been better illustrated than in the case OF
Miss Florence st. John. She is woodeny
actress. with q fair voice, who failed to
make the slightest impress ion, but in Or
der TO advertise herself. began abusing
America and Americans, going so fas as
to say that she found ne Indies here she
could associate with. Instead of being
Kissed from the stage, as she would have
been in any other country in the world,
she has been left beautifully alone. After
this elderly dame had been in New York
over week. and living at one OF the swell
hotels on upper Broadway, she scnlde (,
her hand very severely. Howf She Ill !
not know that Americans fsed hot IS ures1i
as cold water il their baths. and hav1fa z z
ordered her drsr on the ninth day affek
ner arrival, deliberately put her han :
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under the boiling hot and steamiHg
stream. It is hard to believe that anyone
could be so stupid, and no one would
have believed it but for Miss St. John
herself. who told the story.
Miss Marie Haltou, who will be reEen-
bered as one Of the Casino stars. and who
skipped to Europe with Diamond Broker
Lewis. has secured all the American
rights OF Audran's opera, La Cigaie. 2
She IS at present in London, where she
viii engage q company, sailing frU1a
Hayre April 5. Her leading man IS NJ
TanHenburEer, who WAS in this country
q few years ago with Mr.. Maurice Grasl.
Miss Halt0n. OF course. will sing the lead
ing part III The opera which IS to be pro-
dnced Ia New York about May ~ That
is il Mr.. Rudolph Aronson viii per-
nit her
1t was at the Grand Opera House, Mon
day night The hero in the s'Stowapay'
had met with lnishap He had been
tied to the mast, and the villain, realizing
mis- helpiessness. had struck him with
clenched fist All was silent. The audi
ence was straining its eyes and holding
its breath IN silent expectation Villain
No. 2 came up 70 the prisoner and raised
his hand to strike. when suddenly sKTill
voice from The top gallery broke upon the.
stiffness with, git out. yer coward
And from the tone of the voice
one could readily imagine a ragged and,
perhaps, rough street gauin beneath
whose battered jacket there beat an
honest heart. and whose aspirations were
fraught with 3 nobility which Woald
have done credit 10 q king. The thought
which forced itself amid the laughter
which followed, was that a boy with such
a knowledge of Inanhness must newt
ably raise himself from the gutter TO be-
come respected citizen. Manager Tom
Davis looked him up and presented him
with ten dollar note
The stage Of the New York Lyceum
Mr. Daniel Frohman having acquired the
needed property on fwenty- street.
Campanini has had a surgical operation
performed on his throat and IS said to
have entirely recovered his voice. He
has not sung in opera since he lost $780,
coo by bringing ont sOthello.'
Miss Norah Phyllis, one of D'Oyly
CarJe's new "Gondoliersn company, has
made very pleasing success at Palmer.s
Theatre, where the sGondoliersn will
probably remain until warm weather.
Should the receipts tail OF, The Mikado''
or tPinafore" will take its place.
A report is current on the Rialto that
Henry f. Abbey Will try another season
of Italian opera at the Metropolitan
Opera House next year. Colonel Maple
son and Augustus Harris. OF London, are
said also 70 have made overtures to the
Metropolitan directors.
The total subscription for the George
Knight benefit is reported by MIR. John
H. Russell, of THE City Directory
company. to be g. o305 50.