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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

- Nerr 0iidarb Jiider Mnb Geo
Wasner wsrOen geate nod MnW slrbo'
abreilen.
- Wic mir uernelmen wirb Nerr Sac
GloHner gctbalbs G'ebdlioe besielen Oil
icin @sbduoe icrtisscltcut ut.
60 stm Samitas albmo mcrbm Ser
unb Trau sSobn 4ino chen sroBen GlM
pians III ibrcr &eiiocns abbalten.
Tolscnbe iinb ice 'epinnmlmmerl
Ser @emdlOeuerlolung pen Nlcr. Sbwcn
binser /: 453, 49,, 200, 26s, los,
,6err Oapio &aebcrle loa 20,
cincm G5siif 9ano, Ncubrub, nidDt me
niger ,pie 40 8ui9cl 8eisen pom Nde'
seoroidcn baben.
Urieori6 Toritcr bciinbet iid
ausenblitlib in minneapolis. sci,
bort ~wnbncnbcr S@wiegeriobn iou ernii:
lid crtrauft ieiu.
49, StabtmarlGaQ q. 3ieber meint
er batte jett einen sanS nel.en &atedis:
mus SIT erlesmcr. Gs 1T Der BoliSci:
regulations Gate6ismus.
Trau Daniel Dinsler purSe am
Sonntas Nadmittag BON einem Sdla9s
anfaa %betrofien. GS freut llns berids
gsege Der Ssnerlns bet'f'oet.
~. 0en hSd,iffu Morftnreis fit
E;er ,,,s W,ttrr he,obJt Sie Mc,n i'm,
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sSn Siael brannten am 0,enltas
mabrcno bes Nreldens bret @trobbaus
len Der Ms'tt1ps seuner n'eoer. Wst
tnapper gfotg fonl'te DC 1relgmal0t''e
Der 5errea ensel II. Nee1af1 Serettsett
weroen.
gonrao Oierts laBt a%eeenmartis
oui ictner, nebeu Ser lutberiibem Stride
oclcoencn Got eineu Seller euSoroben.
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ben.
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fnrSer 3eit an alten plabe misoer ein
pDoto9rapbil9eS Ntclier einribtcn.
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nabc B5ies Minomiible Bate ii@ ei,,e
qroBe Sdaar ;3ul6auer ucrl anmelt,
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Taas, meld)e sur 3eit nit benz goDren
zines Bruun,ns allf Der 6arm pon Soc
@ed tbatis iino, bemertten ant Montas
Qlbenb ungeidbr I'M 6 ubr, oaB cir
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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24
MnTprOerat1tA !

sle Gieienisen, bic bis sum 80. bteies ;Dtonats TIRE
5unOes@ teuern idt besa9lt laben, perbeu ssria.lid BE.
laust. V. Sieber ,Mari6ol.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24
Aniforoerum s.

Nae Dteienisen, pelbe mir idulben, ionen binntn
4 ssobet b%e,ablen, piortseniaus tie AMI Bic idwarse
stite tOnnen, otne slusnabme.
Sac. 9enber.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24
Cottonwood Roller Mill Co.,
Traii s BetlSin, Gigentb.
Mep nln,, Minnclota.

Ne1p Hint Minncfotn.
Ga mir srsbet sseiiers aud galnpifrait sgr gerfa=
Ieber 3eit prompt i,1b 3lr pplcn 3uiritbenbcit 5l8 bebies
men, unb Elm ausse iei1netes Wtebl l%fliefern.
@unid Ser a,,nserl. 1tebt unb f5atterss orten| pmerfaufen
mi: Su ~niebrtgen Grciien 1lnb liclerm %bielcl6cn a,tf Bes
itelu,9 in Der stabt irct ms Sans. iS#
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

Sod Elm Observation-Disclosures.
Nts am Dienitas Bic pon gnselbert,
sScSte unb @ronte pon COTTONWOOD se>
eisnete Dreidmaidtine nad einetl anbern
Ylat bemest murbe, serietb bieielbe in
Brand. Der StroD,Dasen nno Der pore
bere Ibeil Der Drei9maidinc siascn III
&au9 aui, einen Sdaoen BON lnsefdbr
$500 ueruria6enb,
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

Dem YferbesW ettrenncn am
Sonntas fcblte Die n0tbise9 eseiiterans.
Enlightenment mar,selte es aud) angSetts
luitigen ul1o am lieben @elb. Muf ie>
ben Jal 9ing bic; sroBe Menideumense,
mel6e ii@ bel benz Nennplate einfanb,
nidt iebr beirieOist mad 9auie. Breiie
eroberten Sobn &retl6, Mo0wes II.
Wiesner, s. S@nobrid unb $. Srpins
III Der scnanntel Neibenfolse.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1891-09-24

- 0nit. a0bler Bat bas M6beIges
i6dft BON Sobn S9neioer in .Sprinsz
fielb sefauft, nnb miro I'm Nopen,ber
nortbin iiberiiebeln. Der Tirma Name
mirb &0bler u. So. iein. % 9err.
@uit G0bler Elm l~trebiamer iunaer
Mann III, 10 iino mir ii6er, baB er Gr<
fols III ieilem llnternebmen baben wiro.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
SOUTHW EST VIRGINIA NOTES,

The Clifton Forge postoffice is in
cluded in the list increasing the sala-
rirs of postmasters. Our postmastors
Will now receive $1,000 per year, which
Is an advance of 5000 on the salary
heretofore received
The controversy between the stock
holders and the promoters Of the Gordon
Land Company, at Gordonsville, seems
to increase in bitterness, both sides
threatening legal proceedings
During the week the Buena Vista Iron
Company exported siXty-ninc car loads
of pig iron. This means 1850 tons, and
is the largest shipment made in any one
week. This iron went principally to
the Eastern States. 1t is pronounced of
superior grade and finds ready market
both at home and abroad
Work on the Buena Vista glass works
is progressing with great energy, and it
is thought that by September this in
dustry will be in full operation.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
A New Pastor.

Dr. II. c. Garrison, who recently ac-
cepted call to preach for the Fourth
avenue Christian Church, of this place,
will continue his labors on Sunday next,
preaching both morning and night. Mr.
Garrison is young man of great prom
Use and graduate of the Bible College
at Lexington, KY. He was at one time
pastor OF the Third Christian Church, of
Richmond, Va, which he left to com
plete his studies. He has just resigned
charge of the Christian Church, of New
port Ky, to take charge of the work
here. lie comes we'll equipped for the
the work and enjoying the confidence
and esteem of all who know him, both
as an able preacher and true man.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16

The office parlors of the Singer Mfg
Co., 139 Salem avenue were crowded
yesterday from early morning until
late at night with visitors admiring
the beautiful display of art now on ex-
hibition. No one should miss seceing
IL. july16lt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
Faith in Roanoke.

Messrs. Lockctt and Cosby, attor-
neys for Geo. A. Baker, of Pcrryman's
Md, and large real estate owner in
Roanoke, received on yesterday tele-
gram directing them TO withdraw from
all agents ard from the market all of
his property Oh Campbell and Roanoke
streets, which has been done by his at
torneys. Mr.. Baker has always ex.
pressed unlimited confidence in the
future o. this city and mono are better
informed than he as to the hopes and
possibilities of all tlourishing cities in
the Union, and after visiting many of
them within comparatively recent
period his conclusions was that Roanoke
was equal to or superior to the best and
he Still holds to that opinion.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
Let the Rows Go,

Capt. Rives, of tho Roanoke Light
Infantry, is anxious that his company
shall make good showing at the I'M
yelling of tho Jackson statute next
Tuesday. Most of his men are employed
as clerks in the railroad offices and by
business firms, and if they consent to
let the young men off, the Captain can
turn out his entire company. 1t will be
but one days vacation. The company
have splendid uniforms, are we'll
equipped, and if allowed to go will do
honor to Roanoke on that great occasion
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
MAYORS COURT.

The following cases were disposed of
by Mayor Evans in his CURT yesterday
morning;
William Galloway and Paul Hubbard,
throwing stones in Chinese laundry;
dismissed.
Dennis Gold, drunk on Railroad ave.
me; fined SO.
Mamie Bell, drunk on the streets;
fined S..
Pat Ferran, drunk and down at tho
Opera House; fined 50.
The case OF Hatch Mason, charged
with assaulting young Garnand; contin-
ued till July 2lst,
Every lady in Roanoke should take
advantage of the opportunity and see
the magnificent art display at the Sing
er Office, l39 Salem avenue. Ono hun
dred and fifty visitors yesterday.
july16-lt
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
Ladies'

Desiring to learn beautiful art embroid-
cry are invited to join Mrs Gurners class
at Hotel Pouce De Leon. julyl6-3t
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16

THIS SPACE is RESERVED
FOR ELLIS BROS, REAL ES-
TATE AGENTS. liz JEFFER-
ooN STREET. janl5-ly
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
The Roanoke Development Com.
pany.

The Bridgewater Carriage Works, with
an enlarged plant and increased capital,
will go at once upon tho property of the
Roanoke Development Company. No
section of tho United States Of the same
population is buying as many fine car
riages as Southwest Virginia. 1t is pre-
pared to furnish all kinds of vehicles.
Manufacturers of spokes, hubs and
wheels, springs, tires, axles and other
parts OF carriages and wagons, will find
at Roanoke center for their industries
for which market OF hundreds of miles
in extent is ready and active. The tim
Der supply is inexhaustable and of tho
best qualities. In the same line har-
ness and leather manufacturers will
find markets which need no drumming.
Tho Roanoke Development Company
desires to negotiate with such industries
For further particulars address,
ARLINGTON GILpIN,
General Manager Roanoke Develop
ment Company, Roanoke, Va.
,anst
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
Judge Robertson to go to Il,

Judge Robertson to go to the Hot Springs.
Judge Robertson will leave this af-
tcrnoon for tho Hot Springs of Arkan-
sas. The judge paid a visit to that re-
sort on one other occasion when he was
suffering with severe attack of dyscn-
terry and was completely restored. The
Judge will probably be absent till Sep
TENDER LIST His absence will be much
regretted by the Roanoke bar, but the
practitioners in his court will be glad
10 see any one that will restore his
health.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16

by the Russian government Justly de-
serves and receives our unqualified cen.
sure. We extend to them our sincere
sympathy and believe that this govern
ment, in connection with the enlight-
ened governments OF Europe disposed to
unite with us, should take proper steps
to alleviate the wrongs thus afflicted on
this long suffering and oppressed peo-
ple."
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
a German at Coyner's Springs.

Messrs. II. w. Fry, John Floyd and
several other gentlemen left yesterday
evening for Coyners Springs to attend
an impromtu german given by Mr..
Fry's brother, who is proprietor Of the
hotel
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
VINTON.

A star concert and lawn party will be
given at the Methodist Church, in Vim
ton on Thursday night, July l6, begin
ming at o'clock. The dummy will
run to late hour to accommodate all
Roanokers who may wish to attend.
Refreshments will be served in the
church grove.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16
BARGAINS IN WALL PAPER.

The largest and best selected stock of
Wall Papers in Philadelphia, which We
sell to the consumer at Wholesale price.
Samples sent to all parts of the United
States free Send for samples and com
pare our goods and prices with Others
CHAS. M. n. Kill LEN, Ola S. Goth St. +,
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. apr3O-3m
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-16

Knabc, Sohmor, Kranich & Bach,
Shaw and New England pianos, Estcy
and Wilcox Il White organs for sale
only by the liobbic Music Company, at
lowest factory prices and on easy pay
ments. Each instrument warranted
five years. Call at their Roanoke ware
rooms, l57 Salem avenue, and you will
receive polite attention.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
I|&um GO Gcnte for 2lltM

SanHabo9cn tnoebolSenee SncriGc2 O9 GorQc4 bcbt, ~,
loer, nIeO EiaiIo Accomp. iamt , tine aobuc. pprtyrtt,T y q;
Gle Snl, S3rifttna gietiou, ScnmN .inS.% @ Rm
oere ltprlte SnQentpr SOFA Gricfcu o, Den Irifc"Nnn.n,
Mttiit9anpler g.. 4. &,aniou liant Erj5,iits rr.'" ,rs
Slag" WuitfaItcr, o0 alt iOr fttn 80 Gents pprfro;r, O'
Stort % pent Splo8 al Srrtipll ira $50 til So
Eene Ntoltltcr nteo alt 5tlbcber, nlCo pr pnlrret o,.i,
ira 1926 til $5,25 % til brerc Griicr, prrot hct h,bSoI,,,
6trc @nltnrer ira So til $40. @aroutcrcsef hTrr
bebitc fobritcrcoc / Gauoet. "' "
Ia &ontott rloa meofolae bucr @citluo. a
y roccit NapHt I'll ocnt, ION .notlippcr 6cuc 9nrors
elcr nGpner bette Slao. raar 8citiniuocu moirnp,z "'
CARL F, HANSON, ait MainSt, Wnrcncfer u,oo
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
JOr Il seOra4sgpIten.
Gu eicnootnmeltg Ylante.

Der iinbes en- forunberlis Qlante. buis
oprinbelise Siem ftuI baue paret 9alGs
ftina, msu fom III finbes pao enteIte
Steber i Gnslanb. 9enS Gaun er Sal
parp 6lsusr. Greet ntaa iaaeS ON
Baaren-puertroiife 6olt flyer paa 0anss
f%rebas-bpis man oil, at Ylanten ital
tripes. glabene. Der Iisner bet alminbcs
lise GrGtlsuer, uiier en- byb rob Ylet,
tie nlis Blob, iaaiuart DC ipirer op at
Sorben. 0enne PIet itaar nosIe Tiger
os fOrfuinber iaa Iiot efter liot. Sm
Dasen ilaar be tire Smanblaoe ret op lom
ct Rors meS armsne iammsn % BET
suerIte glob bsiet oper Dem, liseiom |
Bon. ON en- Glib ityber ben frem Ell
Iiben gull gIomft os berpaa en- Iibeu ipirs
alformet Stolm, beoGffet meb ffarpe
Iprns. Naar ben bliper Woosn, ~forener
bisie Gorne fig meo b~inanben os banner
ct ~tusIerunbt Sopeb, Der bar en- flaaenpe
Qiabsb meb en- Gornstrons. 8isie Gisns
bommslisbeoer er aarias til, at 8Ianten
bar fact gtaunet Galpary Rlsusr (@cIs
satatlsusr.) o
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

AZ nit anist, msocns bet ituo paa'
Son Itai Iansen iuo | Gabhlnsen, p't'
fcsc saa en- 3anb rs beggnote at bale
ben.
ct Iieblit uar pi ale tire en- forotr~
ret glanoing al iprGllenoe arTlie %
Ben. SEQ baobe itrar cpoa8et, at oct
bar en- iortiert 3auo, ban Dapoe inf
pao, men lea fuube fun iremitamne ltar
tilulerebe 2pb, % ben anoen Seooel Tor
ueo ben fgritc gspGsclic log paa mig
% bolot mig taft.
enoella rgg 9nnben no, % leg tor
Tom Ell Rafet ben til ct GanoIao % be-
apnbte at ifple Munben. 3a le9 no
oenlunoe frnbe tale i9ien, uenote le9
mia ON til 5pren, Der tritmferenoe itoo
os b~etrastebe Tanben.
"3e er en- net Serre," ia9oe le9 raa
fenbe.
"Spnb bebaser, bpao er bet, De
mener?"
Seq mener, at 9e er en- net 5pr;
bet oar life ben 3ano."
"Sar bet life ben 9anb?" ipurgte
ban. al
"Reimen par BET ei, bet bar en-, I ben
auoen SIDE at Munoen."
"Sa, iaa mas &c unbifploe; iaa ifal
jog itrar inappe ben nu."
"Iei! ellers 9af; De ital in8er
uleitisbeb sjsre Dem. - 3rGt 3e bels
Ter Seres ssne 99nber no; mig ital
De life oitere itamiere."
"a je9 git no sjennem 5orpGreliet,
bar bet pmtrent tomt. Samtli8e Yas
bar saaet, ba be bsrte mig brute,
os Der a Inn en- 9ammel Some tilbage.
Wtsn bun bar osiaa itotosp,
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

SfaI 2ieet bape 1T rette Barb
90 sJreoens eiempsI Dor arnc impi'e,
iiaI Stprfe r9ffes ps pan Dor 5Gro
% sit iortrlie ON Saab % 9pi'e,
oa mda oi beee,
pi Step berneoe:
gar OH tiI' 'be,
Cubs ai1rligbeol"
2ipets aampe, naar Gam os Sors
oil pGite 3piulcn, foritprre 6reoen,
oa fol pao Serrcn, ben iaite BORG,
% Siemmet bit bliUer til ct Gben,
al gapu % @l9oe,
mar ri fun beoe:
"8Gr ou tilfteoe,
CUBS 6%iGrligbeb!"
ri islp er Sntet, Mmaetens Saanb,
MAJ leoe os, fol ri iitiert bapne
/ 5reoens Sapn % Sub Selisaano
/ 9ipets BOG ftripe bore Napne.
vi Stgu berneoe
maa altio beoe:
"B9r on itliteoe
Cubs ajrrli9beci~
So, at Cubs a~lGrli9bsbS it9rfe Na9t
maa bore Gtytteu / 9ipsfUrbunoet;
tbi monsIer ben, or ira bper en- Tast
bper 2ipssniIt % burrt ct Saab %icripnnSet
Mob 9goeus &reoe
ri fin ital beoe:
"gGr on tilitcoe,
Cubs a~iGrlt9beo!"
@ilbelm Rielien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
ct mestist sneffreb, fom for tn

st m9gtigt Sneifreb, fom for tire
gar fiben itprteSe neb / 8anton @aaOt,
Sdluei5 ps paa 8eien oprpttebe 3 tuieu
@rans os Surutraer % atcne oeo 2ufts
trptfet sbelasoe n bel SfOp, er fgrit uu
iulbitenbis f~uriuunbet efter at babe
bolbt Stanb / fuloe tire Iar. Sfreoet
bar 600 Meter lnn9t, 60 Meter breot
os 20 Meter bsit ug inoebolbt ca. 800
tulen &ubifmeter Sne. 5or fort Gio
iioen sit ct omtrent liseiaa fort Snes
Ifreo / ben famine Sal.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
STrerpuI Icoia.

On 9Grerpoit er leOia / Trenh Greet Nie'
uiebso, 3rcmpealcau Go, isis. Stoleu boil
bes / Sfolcbuie z WanuebCr ON Naret. NBu
1 Collar OF SOFT for 2aaen. Web 9Grcrs
pOItcu err ~forcnet 4oiteu ipnt atrfeianger
erer Sr9oulit / ? Ment9heoer, en- Eoit iom
oil iu0brir9e ca. 100 Collars om Gdret.
SUis oct torlau9cS, ma 9Grcreu iinoe Jig /
at operta9e euouu 2 MaancoerS Stole / ell
anocn al mine Wteuiabeoer. 4 Wtaaneoers
9lenlioia Spii9clic. Guigluiu9er ienocS
inareit, ieneft trheu 30te 3lIi.
u. gtpbre,
48.2 Sreubpile, Srenpealeau 60, 28ts.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12
cSfar SoimS. "sersenspoiten" bsretter:

Ssfar SpNtS. "Ber9enspplten" b%eretter:
4aa Epitbuiet beritebs inbianbt fig isaar en- Nrbeipss
maubsfoue meo ct Srep o9 bab en- al Yetjentene at itriue
uoenpaa.
"Suem CT bet?"
"Ga, GO bar en- GAN, iaa c isbt paa iamms 9a9eu lao
Sronnius Sofe. 40 iaa babbe es iaa est 90 ienne biuner
Sotp9rafet on, iaa bun funne iaa be tie Sebursoa9en i'm.
81 trur pei life. bon bier tint, for es leuner oe?"
"9iei, bet fan bun life BIZ"
"Sa. for es bar ioa 2st. SO bar talbt ban op ettel
binaer, ia e9 iae botter, ban better Ssfar Spius.
Yoitbetienteu itrep uceupaa:
s. W. Irpunina,
Stpdbolw.
Decorah-posten., 1891-08-12

Mange Cla'er. 8eb Repre ientants
pal9et for 8enne8lano lBO en- Seboel
iaalebes: Ole Gsetanb, Ole 2tabel, Die
Ruenes, Die Smmuuoieu, Ole Omoal.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15
Automatic ~Nranners,

But time changes minds as we'll as man.
ners, though even now when making
changes from one circle to another, It often
requires that adaptability which could b
said found in one who has automatic man.
ners. However, such radical changes not
only appear in dr%awing-room repartee,
the oonveniences and luxurieR afforded
mankind. Railroad travel ia one instance.
a few years ago, comparatively, one had to
consume much valuable time in an uncom.
Portable way to make what is now thought
nothing of as a nights Journey in a sleeper.
The most modern equipment and trans
fast trains Of the Minneapolis & ST. Louis
railway to Chicago. st. Louis, Hot Springs,
Kansas City, etc. Inqaire of any agent OF
the company, or G. M: Pratt, general TICKET
and passenger agent. Minneapolis MINI.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-06-15

-lenTy VIII.
1t is impossible to do much with the art
of entertaining without servants, and
where shall we get themp
In a country village, not 200 miles from
New York, I have seen the well-to-do citi-
zens going to a little restaurant on the
main strert, actually because they could
not get a woman to stay in their houses as
q servant. They are willing to pay high
wages, they are generous ~livers. but such a
thing as domestic service is out of the qucs-
ton. Ii any lady comes from the city,
bringing two or three maids, they arc of
far more interest than their mistress, and
are besieged, waited upon, intrigued with
to come and serve the village lady.
What is the reason? The American
farmers daughter will not go out to ser
vice. will not be called Il servant, will not
work in another PERSONS house as she will
in her own.
The Irish maid prefers the town, dislikes
the country, whore there is no Catholic
church.
Such a story repeated all over the land is
the story of American service.
We have, however, every day, a ship ar
irving in New York harbor which pours out
on our shores the poor of all nations.
TN men seem to take readily enough
to any sort of work. Italians shovel snow
md work on railroads, but their wives and
daughters mako poor domestic servants.
Ihe best that we can get are the Irish,
who have been long in the country. Then
come the Germans, who are now beginning
to outnumber the Irish. Tho French, the
Swedes. the Danes. the Norwegians, all
come in shoals.
OF all these the French are by far tho
best. OF course rs cooks they are ~unrival-
led; as butler, waiter, footman, n we'll
trained French servant, man, is tho very
best. He Is neRt, economical and respectful.
He knows his value and he is very cxpen-
aiyo. But if you can afford him take him
and keep him.
The French maids are admirable as seam
stresses. and in all the best and highest
walks of domestic service, but they are
difficult as to tho other servants, thev make
trouble about their food, they do not tell
the truth.
As nurses they are often very good but for
that drawback-they do not instill n love of
tho truth into their charges.
An Irish nurse ID the best and most ten
der. the most to DO relied on. Children love
Irish servants-it ia the best compliment we
can pny them. They are not good cooks M
Il rule. and they are wanting in head, man
ngement md neatness, but they Hre willing,
and n good mistfoas can make of them al
most anything she desires.
The Germans surpnss them very much in
thrift and in concentration, but the Ger
mans IRE stolid and very far from being as
gentle and willing AZ the Irish. IL II house
keeper gets a number of German servants
IN training, and thinks them perfect, sho
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SHERlFF's sALE--RY VIRTUE OF AN EN-

SHERlFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF AN EN-
~ ecution in my hands. 'issued ont Of the district
court OF tho Second judicial district of tho state
OF Mont,na, In and FOR tho county of Silver Cow,
in tho suit Of Henry l.. Frank against Charles p.
Hin and John iSteinme,s, duly attested the eth
day of May, A.. d 1891, ! have levied upon nil the
right, title and interest of the said Charles p.
Hin ard John Steinmetz, In and to the following
described property, situated In Lewis and Clarke
county, state of Montana. viz;
lots nine 90 and ten t10) in block six hundred
and two t602) of Hobsok 4 Cannon's addition to
the, city OF Helena; also the sv. u of the sw. n
and tho 80. y of the NV, "a ard tho sw, II of tho
so. "a OF section fourteen uD township eleven
an, north OF range three tSl west.
Together with all and singular tho tenements,
hhs~roditsments and sppnrtenonoos thereanto
ENotice is hereby given that on Tuesday, tho
8lth day OF June, A. d. lsni. at tho hour OF
front door of tho court house, in tho laid
city OF iiclenr, ! will soil all tho right. title
and interest of tho said Charles 7. Hin and John
s%toinmets. in and to the .sid above described
Given under my hand this the 9Th day Of
CHAS. Nj. JEFFleR s, Sheriff,
BY II. T.. JOHNSON, Deputy sheriff,
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nent, without seeming to realize it. They
go back to Europe and resume their good
must be in the air.
It is, however, possible for a lady to get
good servants and to keep them (for
awhile) if she has great executive ability,
If she has a natural leadership, but the
whole question is one which has not yet
been at all mastered.
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THE SERVANT QUESTION.
Mrs. John Sherwood Offers Some
Very Good Advice to the
Housekeepers.
English Domestics Lose All Their
Manners When They
Come Here.
characteristics OF the Irish, the Germans
and the Swedcs-The First
Named the Best.

I'VE lily
1 swear tits better to be lowlS born.
And range with humble liverS in content,
Than to be pork d up in gil tsring grief
And wear a golden SORROW"