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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-09-28
Tided Over y Crisis.

? GUTHRIE, Oklahoma, Sept. N.-The fail
ure Of the Capital bank Wednesday caused
run to-day on the Commercial bank.
which nearly caused il to close its doora.
Relief came from other points and the bank
tided over the crisis.
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PENNYROYAL.
Copyright.

Amid the web-wrapped meadow-land there passes
"a child for some laie butterfly achase,
And As she treadeth down the sacred grasses
A shy wild odor rises in their place.
The magic Of this odor swift enfolding
A passer-by whose feet have CHANGED to stay
Uatil, the meadow-aan Is no more beholding
Back through the vanished years he takes his
way.
And stands once more In sweet, FORGOTTEN p]aces.
And hears the voices silent long ago;
While in the low-roofed house be sees dear faces
As in those other days. fit to and fro,
He hears again the rush of children's daughters
Thronghout the cobwehbed garrett surge and
He sees again from down fAr-reaching rafters
Bunches OF pannyroyal sway and swing.
A momsnt only, and the sweet dresm passes
The child and butterfly fit to and fro,
The shy vid col0fs from down-trodden grasses
Throughout tho autumn morning come and 60.
No more swings psnnyroyal from low rafters,
dolGlng sweet peppefmints and sage and
Yet do TIE GAErets with thsir herbs and daughters
Anesr and haunt ~ like some sweet old
Lacy Z TiIsy. in Hazpsr's Weekly.
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Died and Lefs Four slill,op..

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. N.-Elizabeth Dre1-
81 Smith, wife Of Walter G. Smith and ED
est daughter Of the late Francis A. Drexel,
died at Torresdale to day after an illness
of few days. Mrs.. Smiths ahare of her
fathers estate was 100000.
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three little bags and descended. She went
, in the direction of the buffet, to the left, ON
! the other side Of the track. followed her.
I could then admire at my ease her elegant
( figure, we'll outlined in a long sealekin
cloak. also remarked the pretty black
,Sringlets at the nape of her neck, her gray
felt hat and her tiny little feet.
I At the entrance to the hall stood the
steward. Bedecked with velvet skul!-ca
/ he indicated with his hand and napkin q
/ long table to be stormed. entered with
the tide of unkempt, ungloved, Hurried
4 jewellers, and hastily swallowed the sue
4 cession Of dishes served to me; the lady
/ traveller took some broth at q separate
table.
Il l got up among the first and went out to
smoke q cigarette on the platform. The
I twenty-five minutes would soon be passed.
{ The travellers, in groups, came out OF the
eating groom and returned to their carriages.
Il I also reinstalled myself in mine. My
lady traveller had not yet returned. saw
her in the little station book-stall ON the
other side of the track looking at the books
displayed. Though cav her from the
back, recognized her easily by her pretty
style, her sealskin cloak and her gray hat.
Her hair seemed to me to be little lighter,
but that was owing to the distance, no
doubt.
/ Everybody has re-entered the coaches;
the porter shut the door tumultuously.
''She is going to be left, thought and
threw open the window.
Madame! Madame.'' I cried. I was
too far off; she did not 'hear me. The
whistle blew. What was to be done
quick as lightning. She was going 10 stay
there in that horrible cold without baggage.
She should have at least her small belong
, ines-the poor little woman! made an
! armful of the three bags and the rugR and
throwing it all to Q man in uniform, who
-. he kA rraA
ITO that lady yondef p
The man in uniform took the things and
.ssispkagRs..ss .ssasass, ,sss. /.
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lie Was the Man.

lie did not look altogether like a
murderer rs he came into the sta
ton house, nor yet altogether like u
tD-. -.
Il would be pleased to sec the
lieutenant" he asked Of the house
sergeant. 81 have an important
confession to make"
The sergeant, with visions Of slices
Of big reward floating before his
mental vision. tried 10 get the secret
out OF him.
The Old man for q long Iine re-
fused. Finally, after the sergeant
had senE out fer several GROWERS Of
beer, he consented to unhcsom him.
self.
''Yon have isari Of Tssevti, the
murderer Oflhe Chicago millionaire
Snell:'
"Ies. yes" cried the sergeant,
hardly daring 10 breathe.
"Well, cost what 1t will" re-
sumed the old man, 81 am the
man who struck Billy Patterson."-
Philadelphia Times.
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tn1s notable test poiyGamy caso is-froU Y
tho standporns Of . Lasier-day ealns-
Dsss ably ssd clearly sahibitsd "a
':sss.asy ssa.s., E.aIasey. nsps
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hut sort o. change doe. you rru-

! fur?o
Il p.ufus er change dat'Il fetch
me back my trade. Dis yere blame
branch ONCE business dun gone fur
er 'nu6. It's de tall dat Is er wag.
gin' de dog. I wants de dog ter
weg de tail er while. l doan' blebe
you gifts dem letters from de Gunner
ment no how. l noticed dat dar
amt no post stamps on de letters
you gits."
'.Da doan put post stamps on de
letters dat da sends ter de branch
ofifce, am ef you wanter show yo,
ignunce er gin | KANT hep IL. /
has done my hest to edycate YOU,
am ef you is 'termined ter take de
bit o. igrunce twixt yo' teeth am
run off down in de woods o. dark
ness, l shan't hop you back
HI Amt TUX no bit o. ignuns 0
Tween nay teeth an doan' low tel;
but | tell you what I Is gwine ter
take tween my teeth, am de meat
longs ter er niggor dat keeps er
branch postoffice."
"Oh, no doubt, ef you takes meat
tween yo' teeth IL longs ter some
body else. You went ter de penny
tenchy once fur takin uder folks
meat tween yC' teeth
II amt gwine to be slanderet, 50
you got ter fight right yere.D
81 thought suthin' like dat, - Bid
replied, ''an' dat's de reason I set
up nearly all night er stroppin' dis
yere razor. She's powerful keen
now," he added, taking 4 razor
fro n his bosom. "De CONSTITUTION
say, an say 1t mighty p'intedly,
dat when de branch postmaster
thinks er fight is er comm, wy, he
mus; strop his razor, am dem let
Datur' take her co'se.''
"Look yere, Bid, doan wanter
hab no trouble wild you.o
$50 / sees, sah."
"Den let US settle dis err far
"oh, Use willin' to DO that, fer de
CONSTITUTION says, an says mighty
p'intedly, dat de branch postmaster
must settle all de trouble ne kin.o
81 thought" said Abraham, after
a moments reflection, .'dat 1 mou.
sell my sto' ter you"
"Tas, sab, yas, OATS good. I'Il
buy yo' sto' an de postoffice, too.
SLOW much you ginsn
''I'lf gin you er hundr'i dollars in
clsh."
"An' sign er paper takin' all de
representatives. o. lie cffict:"
"Yas, I'll do dat"
The next day Bid sold his wagon
and team and handel Abraham one
hundred dollars. He also signed 9
paper taking upon himself all res.
possibility for the previous running
of the office. Just rs old Abraham
had mounted his horse to ride away
friend approached him and said:
"Abe, l think you wuz mighty
foolish ter sell out fur dat little
price"
"Does you: Wall, honey, you
doan know dis yere life ez well ez !
does has nun 'bezzIed all de posi-
stompS dat has come inter lie Office,
an sides dat de stock o. goods WI,
m0rtgaged for two hunnud dollars
an de pusson gwine lif' de mortgag,
termorrer. Wall, good by, 1 mus
be riuini on toward er quieter neigh
borhood.-7he Horld.
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Story OF the hook Of Mormon
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The Life and Lsbors OF Eliza X
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Tn. signs of the Timc-. by Roberi
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Saints md Sinner. By Phil. Robin
son. &c.
The Fall Of the Great Republic. By
Sir Henry Stsndish COyeria.e- &c.
a Treatiesc on the Horse and HIS Dis
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Gin'I Washington hi.Tuoan sal
deze facks.D ~

] Gin'I Washington hi.Tuoan Ga,
deze facks.D ~
''Un, knows de CONSIDERATION
say dat" Ate replied, scratching
ais head, ''but dat ConsiertutioI
has duubeen 'PeaIed. Gin'l Jack
Hon lie come er long wild his Con
-tertuiion, dean you know.''
wow lOok yere," Bid replied
SIS you 'teEmined to show yo' ig
nnnce, whuheT ur no? Dean you
know dat Gin'i jackson fotch up el
Oil fur de changin' o. dc Conster
tuition, but dat de Senate reached
Town an flung it outen de house.
WY, Abe, has allus gin you credi.
fur bein' er smart man, but de way
you Is gwine on how you Is s'prizin,
me nightly"
"Hop on er minit," said Abe.
rubbing the wool on the top OF his
losf-shaped head, "I does ricoil,k
now. ! has been parnin' SO much
lately dat i jest naehully has.er fur
git some o. 1t. Like yourin' water
In erquart cup, you know, Efyou
keep on pourin'sstter de cup dun
full some o. It boun, ter nun Cher y
"Yas, OATS er faek. Now. wbut
I want ter get Mt Is dis yer.. NJ vo,,
viii gree ter gin me hall o, dis yere
sto', ] won't start de one cross De
road"
"No, l KANT do dat; / would
luther enter inter de CONF ertitIon. ;,
"All right. De wapin nm, f...r,
will be we're utty soon an, Zen der
comfertition will be.,fn sho, nud
But say, you gwine divide die mail
wild me, ain;t your, if
ono, KANT saw dat I,II do datv
GAN right, IN jest 60 or head
wild the branch de best wav ii,
~ let YOU rock along e. YOU SEES
fitten.0 =
BIu's store was soon established
Ii was known that he was p1irg 10
havea branch Office, but as the neg
roes were in favor OF the office that
had received the direct sanction ~
the government the new store drew
but a small percentage OF trade. But
Bid was not discouraged. His wits
were not idle. He went TO a white
man that lived some distance axav
and employed him 10 write n Num-
Der Of letters and a,dress them 10
the most influential neproes In the
The next div. ius.
after n few seed catalogues had taen
received ut the main office. Rid
Tapped 10 the door OF his ststfs AMI |
shouted:
de nail fur de sre,t branch
office hes just arriv'. Is Dan Wcr-
lilly In De crowd?v |
aYere / is cried a husky fellow
.imidly moving forward with an
of asionisbment on h;e
ace.
.All right, yere,s n letter fur vop
a Al Soaper yere?, -
sI,se de man. ), n soustlv Gn;,..
negro answered.. -
"WeIl, dar,s ar letter vere f,,r vm
N this office.v -
He continued To call ofna,es
,ntiI some ten or fifteen leffers had
cen delivered. or course. the
etters amounted to nothing. but
hal made no difference witt, their
ecipieats. All they wanted was
from the outside world.
his piece OF sbrewdness cbangej
he current of trade. The perroes
ocked in:o Bids store. and when
be demonstrated with them the
nly satisfaction he received was
mt Herein office had done noth-
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BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Lowell, Mass, Dec. Ii.-B. +
Shaw, inventor Of the seamless
stocking, Is dead.
Washington, Dec. Ii.-Spence,
Morton Clark, who designed anc
printed the frst greenback, died
yesterday, aged so.
New York, Dec 1.-THE -direc.
tors OF the Quicksilver Mining Co
have declared dividend Of III per
cent en- the preferred stock.
Boston, Dec. ll.-Henry Il. Biue
a clerk employed by Thomas III
Perkins Il Co., stock brokers. wa
arrested today charged with embez
eiing ST, 900.
Unadilla, y. ", Dec. II.-Ex.
Senator Frank b. Arnold shot him.
self through the head this morning
in his office here. Despondepcy.
caused by defeat at the late election.
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Delieacy.

Adolrhus-Autumn is sad sea.
son to me- l wonder why the
leaves turned red?
Angeiina-Perhaps they're blush.
ing.
Adolphus-Ah, but why should
they blush:
Anselina-Maybe they blush to
see the trees so bare.-IDlerica
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or Course Not.

Mrs. Blunt-You snored awfulIy
Il It night, John.
Mr.. Bluut-I don't believe II.
But you did.
l uiu not. Do you suppose I,m
deaf:-Yaakee Blade.
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Edgeiy-Why. he's a very fue
fellow, polite and accommodating.
WoOden--fes, hes polite enough,
no doubt, TO your face, but he's one
Of these fellows who will cut your
throat behind your bsck.-Roston
Courier.
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UINTAH STAKE.

UINTAH STAKE.
PREsIpEST.-S. Z. Bennion, Ashley,
(vernAl r. OF
CouNsKLoEs.-R. s. Collect. James
Hacking. Vernsl P. o..
Uintah County. Utah
WARDS BISHOPS.
Ashley (vernal P.OJ. Geo. Freestone
Glines (yernsl POI Peter Abplanalr
Merriils (vernal Pr 1T. J Caldwell
Mill tvernalP. O.)..,....wm. SfsfsI
Mountain elitvernalP. q. ISL Merrill
Riverdale Vernsl p. Ol..N. Hunting
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WE ADVISE OUR FRIENDS

"HO NEED ANYTHING ~ TIE
w Clothing hnc 20 cali upon ssston q
TO-, % Main 81. where tney Will iad a well
elected stock Of meas aad LoTs' cults
,serals, bats, caps, shirts. etc, a. yc.y low
priees. THIS firm Is reliable and wsii treat
v ~ right ar
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p. T. Barnum is dying, and the
Omaha World thinks he won't have
any show in the next world.
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PrEnDKxr.-Ansas n. Cannon. Salt
Lake City.
CouxsKLoRs. = Joseph 3. Taylor
Charles y. fsnrose. Salt Laks C7Sy'
Salt Laks CITY, Wrds.
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EMERY STAKE.

.A'iDEST.-C.G .Lsrssn, CastleDaie.
''CSsELoRs.-orange Seeley, Castle
DALE VIM. Howard, Huntington.
Emery ConRtg. Jtqh.
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CAssIA STAKE.

RgEsrDESr.-H. d. Hsigat, Oakley.
coUSsELoRS. - MoTSai Pickett, Ma
zion; VIM. Z. Bria, Albion.
CGss:E Cotsnrg, idaho.
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srwhen any changes occur II the fore
going list. the stake presiding onicers viii
confer favor by reporting the Same 10 the
DhsEKET SEws OFFICE, 80 the list may
directed
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MORGAN STAKE.

MORGAN STAKE.
PREsIpESr.--w. G. Smith, Morgan.
CoUNsELoRs.-R.chard Fry. Samuel
Francis. Morgan.
Morgan County. Ctal.
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4 Dangerous Man.
i..rN o-nst

Wooden-Weil, you can say what
IL l..sns.--Ls,. l@u.s lite Ss--i-
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PANGUIrCH STAKE.

PKEsIDEsT.-J. W. CROSBY Jr.,
Panguitch.
CoUSsxLoas.-M. NJ. Steele. David
Cameron, Pangultch.
Garfield County, Uldh.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
CaEnoEville.....w William J. Henderson
Escslsl:e.-..--.-.-. p. Schow
Marion Coyote P.O)....Culbert King
Pspgui,ca.. Miller
PiE,e County, Utah.
neutrality-suspicious. Z. Peterson
junction. Rufus A. Alien
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uraH rsu-

PREsIpRxr.-A.0 o. Smoot. Provo
CoTSsKLoRs.-Dsvid John. H. H. Clu0
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DAVIS STAKE.

fEEsIDENT.-W K Smits, Centervi.i..
CouSsELoRs.-John ". Hess, Farm
ipgton.
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GUNPOwDER IL.

GU NPO w ID Il R.
Le; him nov shoot who neeer shot before,
And him who always shot now shoot the
more.
HAZARDS "Kentusky Rife
HAZARDS TRAP shooting"
HAZARDS "Dack Shooting
HAZARDS mining and Blasting"
HAZARDS brands. the most reliable II
the market.
MANUFACTURED M
FHE HAZARD POWDER C0MP'Y,
HAZARDvILi.E, COM.
aer- 4 90. .sa.s--.1-- 8 rfa4.- : ~srd.
4 - IT, send for diasr1.rt Yes
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SANPETE STAKE.
PgEsIDENT.-Canute Peterson.
Ephraim.
CouSsEIoRs.-Henr Beal. Ephraim;
Jssa p. Maibep. Manti.
WARDS. BISHOPS.
-
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BOX ELDER STAKE.

BOX ELDER STAKE.
PREsIDEST-Rudgs ger Cis 6son, Brigham
rssELoRs. - Aiolpaus Msdsorr
Beai Kelley, BJishSn City.
Brigham T. ...>. Cs-I -
BrighsmCity, a9-zara.-ynry Tim
Brigham CITY, 3rd E4.-Az yjcsois
Brigham City Al Ward. SeAxs,sa-
Deweyvilie --.---...---..J. q
d honeyyiiie.----.....-. II.
l. Mega tBs!Casm City)...P. C. "
fauigasm City. .Tho,--S \
80 North (Brising the r-<srper
Park valleS salvador, NJ. sfechsr1 ;
Snowville..-.-..-.---.- GoofliEe ,
Three MIleC Brigham C!iy). %. A. Perry =
Grouse Creek.---.- Ches. KiTsber, Sen. =
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BEAVER STAKE.

PRESIDE Sr.-Jno.R. MuTdocss Beaver
CoUssELoRs. vm. Fo.heIia ghsm.
NIL. Shepherd, Beaver.
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Boo<s Nailed to any part Of The
United .2okcs or RccetJa Of Proc.
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ST. GEORGE STAKE.
PEEsIDESr.-Daniai d. Macarthur
81. George.
CoUSsELoRs. - anthony VI. WINS,
Erastus b. Snow. 81. George.
IElShinntnn ro.,ltn- Trfrh
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WILLARD STAKE.

WILLARD STAKE.
PREsIDEST.-Irs y .Hinckley, Fillmore.
CoussELogs. = Daniel Thompson.
Scip.o: David e Stevens, Holden
Nillari County. Utah
WARDS. Bishofs-
Deseret- ---..-........Josepn . biAcA
Fillmore. Thomas {. Canister
noljen. Anthony Stephenson
Kanosh.. j. Hopkirson
Lezm,ngton......Lars n. Cnristisason
Meadow. Hiram d. Bennett
Oak Creek. Peter Anderson
Sc,pio. Thomas Ystes
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PARoWaN STAKE.
SNOWFLAKE STAKE.

PEEsrDESr.-J. n. Smith, Snowflake
couSsRLogs. - lorenzo II. Hatch,
woodruff; Joseph Il. Richards,
st Joseph.
I1,rhs Na,,r,.. s-:..
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JUAB STAKE.

JUAB STAKE.
4 OESr--Wm. Psxmau, Nepb:.
TaaoRs.-charles sperr7. James
Jr1b County. Ufrh.
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rOOELE STAKE.
PRKsrDExr.-H.S 8. 0owans. Toosls.,
CouSsELoRs.-C. L. Anderson. Grants
Vile; Geo. 3. Richardss Tooe3s. -
TooeiS rCosxsv. UlsA
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OF TIE
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Presiding Elder.

Presiding Elder
= lard has no poet ofsce OF its
Nnclst post Office to it, and the one
ossn ,tesidenis obtain their mail. IA
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ST. JOSEPH STAKE.
PREsrDESr.-Christopher Layton,
Thatcher.
CoUSsELoRs.-Wm. d. johnson. n
II. Merrill, Thatcher.
Gnasam cosssy, = r
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PRxszDxsr.-E. d. wooiiey. Graham.
couxsELoRs.-Thomas Chamberlain
Graham; Daniel Seegmiller, Karao
- Edae County, Ufnh.
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CACHE STAKE.
PFEsIDENT.-Orsou Smith, Logan.
CoUNsELoRs.-S. u. Msisn. Hyrum;
Isssc Smith, Logsn.
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REAR LAKE STAKE.

PREs.DESr.-Wm. Badge. Paris
ycuNsELoRs. j. II. Hart, George
osmond, Bloomington