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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

~Montanians abroad will always find THy
DAILY ISpzPKNDENT on file at their favorits
hotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan, New
York; Grand Pacific. Chicago; West, Minneapolis
Baldwin and Palace. San Francisco; st. Nicholas
and McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel, Spring
Asld, Ill
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04
IN ,AE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FRS

AHE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
.ynolSn4 district Of the State Of Montana. IN
n tns matter OF the estate Of jams n. Ryan.
Notice Y hsreey given that Saturday, the 4th
eay. u me court room Of aid court, q the court
non noS, A. IN 1ne county OF Lewis and Clarke. ba
proving the last viii nd tsstsmsnt 81 ja@ss III.
HHyan. aeceSsed and hearing tho apDH .atioa q
Ssso o nyan and John b. Hrondl foe lseasrs
N.s .a19Asy: and any pefson ineereoosa Wag ~
pa. and contest the aid WI. and NJ 1ls Is.
sections IN writing 70 the srantine az EtAsgD taaf-
JOHN BEAN,
Clerk Il cid Court
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THE INDEPENDENT

Hsmittancss It che risk Of subscriber unlsaa
made By registered letter, check or postal or sx-
press order payable to The Independent Publish
ing Company.
~Persons desiring TEE INDEPEyDENT served
ct their homes or place Of business can sfder By
postal card or Though telephone No. 100 Please
report cases Of irregular delivery promptly.
Advertisements, to insure prompt insertion.
should 10 handed in before 8 p. n.
Rejected communications not returned unless
postage il enclosed.
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sociable.

The Ladies' Auxiliary society Of the Tenn
pie Emanuel will give social at toe rooms
Of the Helena Business college ON Tuesday
evening next. Good music and some fine
refreshments will be serqed.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04
Under tho Contract Labor Law

Under tho Contract Labor Law.
PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 2-Rev. DR.. H. A.
Menkenburg and Rev. DR.. Loentherath,
Catholic priests from Europe, who arrived
on the steamer Belgenlsnd to-day, are de-
tanned under the contract labor Law, they
having come to act as teachers in the Cath
Ollie college at St. Paul.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

CARTER has let go his tailhold on the
United States at large and i, headed
straight for Montana to begin his cam.
paign Of explanation. He hasn't given
himself any too much time, either.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

he should commit such IN act q in;us-
tice a. this. Besides, should hs pursue
such course in relation to ono pub.
Usher it would be necessary to apply the
same rule to all, and that would bring
Mr.. Wanamaker into very peculiar no
sition az regards the presidential family.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04
UNION PACIFIC

0XBAR3s :
For Al points east, south and Wesk ~
Montana Central mi Hntte .. 40 = n
For all points east. south M 49, Va
Montana Central and Botts. ;. :. ...... las p m
VA Ncrthetn Pacific and Carbon. 5:AS q, N
WA Northern Pacific and Gaf1ison.. l:s0 p n
A1nIvR
FROM Al points east, eouth and VQuk
., VA Butte and Montana Central. 49,. ll:i0 Z n
from ~ points east, south and west
IA n0tte and Montana Central. .. GO .. n
va harrison and Northern Pacific. l210 p m
eA Garrs>on and Northern Paci6o. l.:l0 .. N
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

Our Smooth Congressman.
There was young man from Montana.
As slick az passe banana,
His bills were sell
And his record a. we'll,
Though his frie,ds all shouted hosann.I
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04
THE EARLY DEMAND FOR
Fall 0veYCoatS


Has caused us to open our new
goods much earlier than usual.
The lines we offer this season are
more extensive, more varied, and
handsomer than ever. The new
conceits in style, finish and gen.
eral elegance, are calculated to
make eager and early purchasers.
The box coat will be the favorite.
We have them in all grades and
kinds Of fabric. listers and cape
coats will come in for their share
of popularity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

SICAshi no y .t MEETlNGETHE ANNVAL
ard 11A I.,ss Smelling md hsd.cs;oa eo0-
gn.S ~ a. III for the elsotiee q : 6oard q
~ ~ ~ cc,erslne yeas. win b Aeld & tAe
AlsoA q SO p m. neaenA Aoe. ~
7 slsnA 1eat. Az 4 = Aa'1S' ~
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,,ied, the words sounding like brambles

piled, the words sounding like brambles
cracking.
Il was wondering, don't you see, how
You, being 30 rich, don't You know, could
dinner is very poor, don't you see."
"You will not be troubled on that score
again, dear Beau. for you have eaten your
last meal in this house."
Mrs. Heathwood opens a class in Christian
Science mental healing next Monday evening,
Oct. 9th. at 1850 For particulars call on Or aa-
dress Havileh HeathwOod, room 10, third floor,
Pittsburg block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-04

Hyou have read list published in this from time
whom residences
agree with saying that LENOX almighty fine neigh
borhood which to locate ones home.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04

I'm DFpFa ~ Er 1ssn ,rax a--pxSe3 rsxs uirhf
~ Afrrine y In1lan woman IN the nesi win .
large Tock The woman was ssksn 70 head
qu4rsexs with me xuxsn sid the wsunS.
dremed By the heaxh ed a. 01fe- Gsarrs
nheaaan Who made the arrest lad q dsxpernse
t8hr win Whole hortts ct ssva<es beSoEs ne
suscse1ed
Eay Williams, rronzer IA tie Eureka Bns1x-
MG- house wa arrested ssrfy Friday morning
en canpsasnr of Fref Jorea. vhss claimed snxs
she rsbhed aim The e.se wa stated 10 the cry
attorney yesterday mornInx, who, sfser inqstsr-
Ing info the aza4r. concluded there was aofni1z
In Is. md tie woman Wa Recessed
Charies Clarke y5hn Dsfis5. Wiiiisu Mar-
ply. J. = KeA 81. James Turzer Thomas Eos
srd. Inonas Madden. Gsorys WAiiacs and
Brznk Csupben. notorious thieves and sonshs.
vsre arrested Ga ks1srsed avenue ~ oAlcers
Bowers ana Cave LAST night. and : crsfss eS va
G1zasy Dun AgxznsS fner7
Cazosei Tudsan A. Lewis. Of View York. eleven
TeArs Cuired srafes CONSIST IN Alsiss. VIII ce-
liver hseSare IN sne First Methodist -. ssepai
eauFen On AsEdsy evening. October . lac SUE
JeeS VIII ne, Lie n Africa o. E-eveu fea-1 IN
INA bark eonxia<ne
kawes6. infant sou OF c. LukoskE dea
yssssrsay q me sosre. corner Eden and fwsn-
Ey-scassa sEseess o. Inflammation o. tae bowers
lse IsnesAf vi axe place rom tae $1,000
= eseieck shis sl1efnesns N charge o. DoaAsS
sna sse1a
Jonn LoaAlghars German died ss Providence
- 80. = 2 s'eeA yssss.1aS s.ees " 49,
.. = - ne Iai'srza W.. s-s %. = =
iroH Sonnsy = SssWazts - lsiS oe1ocA snls
- 1
me 10Y 9 s&1.asi = noNafas ne MnA NO
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go aoses { pasaeh. TON l@co.s : lssa -
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04
FoPULAE PREACHERS PKErTDr.
Ssducsd Trusting Young Girl and Re-
fused to MARY Her.


SCRANTON IA, oc1 a-tS2ectal The popular
yoaas PASTOR 81 the Flymoutn Congregational
easfe2 40 las ely. graduate Of Yale college,
- pa1pss osssof o. some pres< nsio1a. re-
cenuy Married man. - Defendant IL sensa-
uon1 pseaea OF promise case. which wa tenn
80 .nas Mozn1ng oefose Jadse GunsrrT, for
$3.50 1sms - essned ~ Mss Annie HGsar
80
- nes.ooeW - ceen regular Attendant
:. 1s.sox h0Sesw eause1. and u has been
sosaesa - - essEy sunday tof some time she has
~ csssy onrlng sne services Neither
80 = noE BIS seeaser were present when the
49, Sss.s, o1s ~ metua1 atTeemeaf me
psoeesdee VILE . NEIL absence Miss
$1,000 MONEYS declared snAs the reverend
= esxso NOS iace sae esIcsnce, ana ex-
ps.anso 49, .ne woman was 20 pf1airssed By
sSAnsS sHss 1sr appearances IA ccsrt va I'M
pDsss..@
= slseef e.oy Vas soid before crowded court
100 100 ~ Aslofney fiscneF. he SAID Miss Hasa
losw 49, =. nofn Ia Norway, ana g an ear4y age
esne 70 tnis Country, . poor, fsieedless girl sae
- Ssspectaoie' ma soon fsund employment -
!. "a me famiiy o. De bHii, ne lannon's
Won na@ Sne iasef on went - View Haven At
seW nsssa sue n1s met Roberts, then . rheo
sSk ~ seuae11 - fsse eosiege-
elnk Ilsif sequasntsSce, sa1d Attorney
Ihe0es- Hooerss esinsd ne eon1drnee OF the
s'1i. ma Dssfsyed nef- Sne pleaded with bin 10
I.ffy nsf. Duh ne bdl her on o5 saying he ex-
peessd 20 fee eve casf % church In Scranton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04
SCANDALS In CHURCH,


CAxnxx. >. J.. Or z-fspeess- The hiutly
nspsesobss sown q Lsnsuerst Camden eounsg.
- bssD Shseao6 Lev. Jos1pb Bosss. the prxsL
yoextse tne18bs1e 81 - Nesb0diw Fruxssrsus
e1use4 tbezs. k1s beeu punmeied uisEfu a
i<ch u III lie - Rstess Tumpss. WELL
kuoWu mess1anE Tins wzs food e1sHxh for
tbe ess6y4 bux when she do efser ii Va
whNDens4 tbss the wis OF ths incnm5ae pastor
be0 eteDo3 Win t6e puxltsstic visower he
tsvn ~ ss1asG The scandal wsa eaosesv
guarded untiI warrants were swarn oss sor the
ss5e8 q THwpas and Mu~ Besrs. when NE
dofnss q ths doniniess Wits ard wIsovsx
1fsmpss beeame ths absorbing topic OF eonver-
eufIOu-
WidowR 1rxmpa4 who bears the yeputasiar
g seins rsksae nsn, beesme sequ2snsea
Win ne Bogss fsusIly. sud inarxslascd himself
into fhe xsod xrsess Of the paator,s pretty wffe.
me vMowsr's calls became frssuent. 9ud he
me6e himself 20 much q hozae shss Ms Bots
~ annoyed. BOD he renorssxated wisno4s
ayail
xssseas however, reaeked . climax On Won
day night last, when the ninistsr returned
nozne from lous day ct vl<ir5nk As Ne en-
tered she ps1tor Mn Bossa hastily ns ont
Leaving Trampes xstSng on the sofa TIE
essfsynsn's small dsuxhtsr was sitting in his
iap PASTOR Bo Il wza suzry. ard followed NrS
Eosss - the kitchen, and, exeisedfy raising his
voice, Exclaimed: sMrs Eosts, have repeax-
ed3J told yos thas do noe Ike 70 see my
daughter sitting n that mans sspt His repasar
ton + mot good and VIII nos have him around
my sousN Tfampas heard what had been
said, md went sway mad. coon after Bosrs
vent = > grocery scaEs near by. and Trxnpss
met MIN
Rough words followed. and Z roughpsn6-
suMhts fght ensusd, during when Boss wss
badly used mp.
HI Jaw vss disiee.ssd, tarss d bis ssssh
uuzaNn 49, -.
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SHIPPING FOR SEPTEMRRR
Report of the Harbor-Master for the
Month.


The races of the Puget sound Live stock Asso-
eiarOa opened 1t sranvcod, n the ssisIsgua-
mish river. yesterday morning The first run-
ming race, 9uarse--uile dssh. free for al, Was
won oy jenny Aaek-ihe Oregon Qzeen,. owned
By Tarnlin Eiweu, Of Snosomish- Ths sx-.cn.-
tursi and stock show is said 10 be one ~ -.
most complete ever exhibited in Saohorr, IN
county. Tae races continue three dsxs
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passenger. who refused to give his name.
while walking around the steamer Premier lsss
night, shortly before she lefE at II otcsock.
aims 10 hare been relieved of 80 Id money
andA ticket for japan he said that he walked
into dark place on the boat, WHEN q man
stepped out and pointing revolver under his
ME went through his pockets The unfcrsun.
40 passenger took passage on the Premier.
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TOO RRIGHTFUL TO MENTION.
Mrs r W. Rsthborne, Dr., Sues Tor ID;
vorce, Making Serious AlIe<xtiou.

vorces MAkfng Serious Allegations
CHICAGO. Oct Especial THE sequeI 70
the scandalous kathborne affair, when hss
caused such eommot,oa among Chiesgo's
400, cAIne today In bill for divorce fled by
ArA 4 w. Rasnbcrne. r. In It she says they
were married In 1873 and lived happily eo1ether
until ISIS, when he began 70 manifest that bad
temper and ugliness which aEserzards ehsrae-
sef.zsd his conduct bat she bore it with aim for
the sake OF peace, and 70 avoid pubic scandal
remained silent
Bat in september OF this year, after submit
ding to indignitfes to frfghtfui, the wife saws.
to mention. she Was unable to stand his con-
dnet any longer and EFF him. she charges him
with drunkenness, ira1asify aad brutal rrest-
ment, and further alleges that be converted
into cash certain properties belonging 20 ner
and has never made an accounting
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Csmmendahis.

AL claims not CONSISTENT with the high eh.,.
acter OF Syrup OF Figs are purpo@eiy avoided -
TIE California Fig Syrnp Company. n a..
gently on the kidneys, liver and bowels ele.ns-
ing the system saecsasiiy. bat it is not . curr-
will not snbxsartiate
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04

On THURSDAY evening Justice Emerson mar.
RED ct Ballard, Gabriel Hansen and f;ur.,s
ksngnssen; also. George NJ Brooks and Psari
Nav Bond
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-04

Pullman rcsrrvauons made Tor al poinss R..s
VA the Northern Pacthc railroad, me vessih.is6
fleeoe- and dinine-car hne a Chffne~- -.
Ieket agent rs second Esroes Boston hlnce -
ienKic, Depot ticket asens eeatrle-
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FoR A CONSOLIDATED CHARTER.
The Application Of the Seattle Electric
Road nixcuksea

Yesterday afternoon the committee Of the
whole OF the city council held long and fruis.
less meeting 70 consader The consolidated ran.
chiss for The sest,le electric road. an ordinance
embracing all the franchises granted to tne
company.
the croinance IS drawn by the counsel OF the
company. J. 7. Hale. provided that the iran.
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80. = go -. - tsw~~rxsxz~.~ ~.~.~ g.
~sv..re ,Sf<sr-v e.-~sxs = - e,s,,r~-ssfers -
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s-ysrrr -fs1.exsrsrs<s~~ e -. f.1e,.~rts-u -
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es~x 49, ~ .r,-~< = 49, 4s4r1
efrpe< $500 1890 - eer.r1I
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3. psr~ ess~.r ss<.~s s-e-,v. 49, go se,.se
q Ksotfh - sse.- s,ss-4n.-f~ 49, xs~ssE
$3.50 - - s-e.s--~~ls. - Tr--,.z7 - ss..r-e
srr.s<s 49, ~s,s<~-s~ 49, - - s.
r,-roe eers-f 49, 80 80 49,. 49,
ex,s~s - srh-vr s<r.-e sss.s-~ 49, - r,.s.
a1sss. .e.-e - - : 49, ~ - 49,
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y-ss~I
49, :. - $500. -
w1--~rr - 1E<.~~-s< - -. =. s-ss-
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49, 49, 49, Z. x.-s.sss- 49, -
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1890 .s.~rs~ - -. $. - ssr.
$500 ssss,.s .~-.s 49,, rs12. s.ss = 60.
pc syensss west sod orshwssesrty ai0ng Ogm-
psc avenue " iLfnots street.
Ihsrd--CsUmeucsn4 81 fde fn1erDees5o1 81
'front.' sskeef with Cedar ssrssk thence noxthefIy
.-,- 49, -. :. - - 49, -
urfs<- 49, = 8. So
~.r s-,ss~ - v;.s -<...- .s 80. s~.s =.
ysley street, noFfh al0rx Valley street 70 N fu-
terseefseu pfts the north exssnsiou 81 ROLLS
street.. - exseuded and 0tnb5lthed b. oedf~
Hsare Va. J,2Sd
~F0uTss-Com UenesnR at tie irsersecfion Of
Pike street With Gsxth stirred, then9s roFsheY1y
On sixth sssees to Stewart thenes uoFsheassersy
On Stewart ssre<t 70 Ejghsa street. thence ns-tt>
eAsseriy en- Eiehsh stsses to E1anchaxd street
thence nss-he&stersy on Blanchard street % the
Ere ~ R0llfa street pFadaced souehs theme
norsh On RoIIjn seree< So the north extension Of
kc5ljn street themes along aad UPON tae Eos.h
exsensfon Of Rofzsn street. to the n0ftherfy
nnifs Of she essy Of seatxle
"sifss-Commene5nx as the fusefsecxion 81
PIKE street with IiEsh street. themes uorshes5y
on Flu street 70 And into the powss-hozse Of
this ernntee situated upon she souta end ~
block No. tive fzY. IN H<frr at sexnh - EeYs
first addition 70 the ety Of Seattle
~sfxth-C0mmenc5a1 Ct the inserzecss0n Of
Main ssrses With Commerc5aI street, themes
norskersy along Commescsa1 street 20 YesIer
svenu@, along and across Yesser avenue -
y&mez srrees alenx sad upou James street %
Second STREET"
The esmpaay 10 sIso granted the right 70 run
over the tracks OF any Other person or corpora
ton that gives permission
The fourth arfiefe pruyidea.
~Thss said rxiIwsy. on each of tf,e sboye dess9-
ratsf routes. may consist Of either single or
dsutIe track. az partly single snd partly dozf{e
r.. che and any sxvxsou a. r<xxf<rs t.ereof rssv
be CHANGED from sinxse 70 d0xn{e TRACKS e NV
time or tines sfI q ne opsisu Of mid xrnutee
herein, sts successors on assigns All srrf sfne5e
srsf ks - shah be laid, shall he conasxuesed with
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1Srx fe<n = rnxsdeat a. fS4 sc ~
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$3.50 ~ rIs1G1<nx 1rner6ee
- - H6iE1e Ht1lete taex Cssss
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cloaks. just opened Doasay 4 n.ru..
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lgse roe f-As< TOTAL
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Fund Fand Fand.
Balances On hard
september ts3Hs70-s8 fE ..-...3 10 70
Amount fcc<fveo ~ H.-as sss slz SCI 70 81
f
Total ~essss.4.s... sssySs4 81 - 1850 %
Amount paid 1Es31 sz$ 5sS 81 ly55{ 10
Balances on hanS
Oesoses I, fs1a <75.szs II ss7s sss
6xs Wafer 1sreesIm-
Fash Fund osovmns
f-~--------s---~----f-
BAIApce on hxnd
September ), 1904 s.fsS - 81 efs 81
AmounS 1eeeIssds rs 2ss 80 . a6g75 s.
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The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-13
A High Old Time.

Under the above caption the follow
ing telegram appears in the Memphis
Avalanche, showing the manner in
which Mississipians celebrate Demo
cratic victory;
WEST POINT Miss, Nov, THE
Democrats OF this town are about half
crazy with joy tonight. Nearly thou
sand of them are over on an adjacent
hill with an old cannon that has not
been used since Tilden was elected,
and having bought all the powder In
town, they are firing 1874 rounds, one
for each OF the majority in the House.
As soon rs the powder is burned, the
prominent Democratic speakers will
fall over each other in the effort to be
first in the oratorical commandment
1t is the biggest time known II this
town in years, but this is the first
chance we've had in a long time. A
native Of each State that won't Demo
cratic was present and fired'a gun II
honor of the event.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-13
LOW NEcKs MEAN IHLUsHEs.
AModest Chioagoan Says Decollete
Rubs the Peach Off tha Bloom.

I did think ! would keep out OF the
controversy on the low.neck dress
question. But there is just one thing
| want to say. Did you ever know a
sweet young girl yet, one who was
rightly trained and modostly brought
up, who took to decollete dresses nat
urally? Is not the first VIC airing Of
one u trial and special ordeal? asks
writer in the Chicago Herald.
1t is after the bloom is eff the peach
that young woman is willing to show
pretty shoulders and neck to the crowd,
and who cares much for rubbed plum
or a bruised peach? / cannot imagine
sweet, wholes )me. hearted woman,
be she old or young, divesting herself
of half her clothes and thrusting her
self upon the notice OF ribald men,
l can sooner imagine a rose tree
bearing Haunting weeds, or a linnet
croaking like q frog. The conjunction
is not possible. The cheek that will
blush at the story of repentant shame,
that will flame with indignant protest
when the skirts of a Magalen brush
too near, yet deepen not its rose at
the thought of uncovering back and
bust in crowded thrcatre or public
reception, is not the cheek of modest
or natural womanhood 1t is not nee
essary to be a prude or skinny ole
haridNn, either, to inveigh against The
custom
] know full well how contemptibl,
the Alterations and hypocrisits of Ii
are. Half that is yielded to evil wa
meant for good The high chanCello
of hadcs has put his seal on much tina
was originally invoiced for the Lord
own people. But there are some thing
so palpably shameless that to argu
about them is like trying to prove b
demonstration that a crow is white.
needs 10 argument.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-13
The President at Home.

From Philadelphia Times.
IL is terrific rebuke that the Presi
dent receives from his own State. The
issues of the campaign were made by
the Republican party and Indiana
answered by electing eleven Demo
cratic Congressman out OF thirteen
and a Legislature with a Democratic
najority Of go on joint ballot,
Mr.. Harrison took the trouble to 60
home to vote, AMI he remarked some
what ostentot;ously to a reporter in
Indianapolis that he counted only one
like anybody else, He seems to uount
for even less,
Presidents have failed in their own
States before now, but no instance il
recall ed wherca President was repI
dated at home with such unanimous
enthusiasm.
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-13

Chicag Herald
Very soon now the 6 eat campaign
OF 1892 will open. 1t may or it may
not be deemed advisable to renomi-
nate Mr. Gle leland for the Presidency
he MAJ not deem that course best
himself; but whether the candidate OF
his party or not, he cannot fail to be
a powerful leader in the cause OF good
government. he possesses popular
confidence in an extraordinary degree.
He has impressed himself upon the
age as a man OF high character and d
honest purpose. In whatever cal acity
he may serve Democracy he will re-
main power for good
The comet. (Johnson City, Tenn.) 1884-1916, 1890-11-13
In Menorlam.

Elizabeth ]. Crockett was born June
4th, 1885, at died and her home near
Bluff City October Dist, 1890, al
the age of IS years, 4 months and II
days.
She proiessed faith in Christ in ear
~ life and joined the Methodist
Church, in which she lived until a
few years ago, when she united with
the Baptist Church and lived an ex
emplary life until her death. During
her affection, which lasted for many
months, she murmured not, but told
her children, relatives and friends that
she was going to Heaven and entreat
ed them to trust in Jesus and meet
her there, where al. is JOY and love
She leaves husband and five chill
dren to mourn her death