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ion, theory, or emotion can entor; MS NIB
btfact, rs absolute az the science Of nhtho-
mntics.
the moment opinion or theory enters into
what pnrports to DO n scientific atatement
that moment 10 censes to be such and the
statement belongs to philosophy. not to
Science. The very moment We arc conscious
OF tho truth regarding a scientific statement
hs, for instance, n statement in music or
matheInating, that very moment we digre-
gard opinion and theory. We understand
the principle which governs the science Of
mathematicH, and in SO far ms we under
stand the principle wo can demonstrate 1t.
But the moment we 70 beyond the limit OF
consciousness OF tho principle we t~heorize
and are unable TO prove tho problem by
demonstration
'The one who attempts TO instruct us by
telling what this great man. this eminent
authority, held to regarding this prob
lem, or this statement, philosophizes,
but no can never give ms
by this method Of teaching the understand
ing that will enable US to demonstrate the
problem; instead OF rendering ua aid essen
tlal to the demonstration, he rather dark
ems the perception to the consciousness nee
essary to demonstration. Ali admit this
reasoning as sound; all admit that every re-
atty must have u governing principle; all
admit that science cannot be tempered
with; and that there is Il science for every
thing; then we ask why should there not be
q science of life AZ ineligible.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

The electric light service of the city COS,
1928 last month.
The ball given under the AUSPICES of the
Helena turn verein last night was Il very
successful affair.
Conton Schuyler Colfax No. 2 will install
officers for tho ensuing term tonight. A
full attendance of all cheval.ers is desired.
Dividend No. 8, of two cents per share, OF
the Bannister mining company, will be
payable May q ut the Office Of the company
in this city.
The Broadwater hotel will be the center
of attraction this evening at the banquet to
be rendered Land COMMISSIONS Carter and
Col. Sanders.
An adjourned meeting of the %stockhold-
ers and trustees of the Journal Publishing
company will be held on Wednesday to
elect officers for the ensuing year.
There will be a session of the state board
of examiners to-day to audit a lot of &C
counts against the state which have been
coming in from different sections.
A.. l.. Mohler. general manager of the
gineer of Minneapolis, and Contractor ID.
G. Shepard arrived last night from Great
Falls.
A lecture on Woman, Her Worth and
Work, will be delivered at Adams hall, in
the Sixth ward, tomorrow evening, by
Rev. w. Rollins, of st. Paul's Methodist
Episcopal church.
The big Golden Gate excursion train
which left New York April IA. will arrive
here Tomorrow morning at eight O'Clock
There are seventy-six in the party. They
are on their way home having visited the
coast. A few hours stop will be made here.
Patrick Lennon, of Butte, who pleaded
guilty to an indictment for illegal voting
last fall in Butte will be sentenced in the
United States court by Judge Knowles some
time this week. Several prisoners who
have been found guilty on indictments fol
selling whisky to Indians will also be sen
fenced.
j. B. Massey. Elmer Woodman and Sow
eral Others spent yesterday at Mitchell's
fishing for trout. Massey brought home
twelve fish and Woodman sixteen. The,
found j. Il. Murphy and Mrs. Murphy and
Mrs. Porter camped near Mitchells. Their
horses had run off. They left their wagons
and camp equipment and returned home
last night. Massey killed a rattlesnake
and brought back the %rattles.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18
The World Enriched.

The facilities of the present day for the
production of everything that will conduce
to the material welfare and comfort of
mankind are almost unlimited and when
Syrup of Figs was first produced the world
WAS enriched with the only perfect laxative
known, as it 10 the only remedy which il
truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse the
system gently in the spring time, or, in fact,
at any time, and the better it is known the
more popular it becomes.
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Breaking of the Hotter Boom in tho
Missouri.
The breaking of the Hotter boom. which
was considered the best IN the Missouri, has
scared the other mill-owners and they are
all busy strengthening their booms. Tho
Gfeat Falls IN company are making n
new one and lengthening it 200 feet. Their
present boom is full and they arc catching
logs for the Butte and Montana company,
whose boom Is too light to Withstand the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18
Forbes 4 Dayis-Spec,u,.

1900 East Granite Ito close at once).
1000 Iron Mountain tunder the market).
1900 North Drum Lummon good pur-
chase).
1900 None uch--Tressury (the best stock
o tfered).
5000 @. & ID. Elkhorn (safe dividend pay
err.
800 Cumberland (sure thing).
1000 Yellowstone (safe inyestment).
5000 Milwaukee.
1000 Hiawatha~-12Lc.
2G and "a. Bailey Block.
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DrOuth and Chinch Hurs

ATcHIsoN, Kan, May 17.-Joseph Nc
Crun, who has GOO acres in Osborn county
sown in wheat, received a letter from his
agent, stating that that section had had no
rain of consequence for II month and that
chinch bugs We're doing great damage.
There are patches of six or eight acres
in which the wheat il completely killed.
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New books at The Bee Hive in paper covers
Just received; Attilla the Hun, by Felix Dahn;
Stolen Waters, by Celia L. Gardner: Ion Old
MNaids, by Jnlia,p Smith, Nemesis, by Marion
Susan Fielding. BY Annie Edwards; Hates Ex-
periences, By. J, II. lngraham; Not to the Swift,
by Lewis H.: Watson; FASH Unable Sins, by Stella
Chapman; His Last Passion. by the author of I'm
satisfied; The Cavern of Death, by Caleb Graves;
Iherese Raauin by Emil Zola; Almost Per
May Agnes Fjemming: Love Works Wonders,
by Bertha NJ, Clay; Wild Life, by Capt. Mayne
Held, land hundreds of others.
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Game Not Finished,

The ball game at Athletic Park yesterday
afternoon between the Athletics and the
Famous team was stopped on account of
rain III the fifth inning. The score stood
10 to ii in f avor of tue Athletics. The gate
receipts were divided. Manager Mann. of
the Athletics, is arranging for II game next
Sunday between his team and q nine from
Missoula.
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Ice Cream.

Salade & Hepperdiezel would respectfully
announce to the people of Helena that
they now have their ice cream parlor ready
to receive all those who may favor them
with their patronage.
The finest ice cream and fruit ices will be
served during the season.
Orders for delivery will receive our
prompt attention. Respectfully,
SALADE d H~EPpERDIEzEL,
10 South Main street, Helena.
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st. Aloysius a

The evolutionary entertainment by Harry
G. Frank and his pupils of Helena will take
place tomorrow evening at st. Aloysius
hall. Among the pupils who will take part
are Miss Josephine Hermann, Miss Lizzie
McEvily, Miss Annie Mcdonald, Miss Min
ME Randall, Miss Annie Hermann, Miss
Agnes Cooney, Miss Florence Holloway,
Miss Maud M. Galen, Miss Julia Ranch,
Prof. Caswell and Prof. Harry c.. Franck,
A. M. Tickets for sale at j. B. Lockwood's
drug store. 1877 Main street.
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One Hundred Thousand Dollars of Fund
ing Bonds to BE Sold.

One undr Thousand Dollars of Fund
ing Bonds to BE Sold.
These bonds will be offered for sale on
Wednesday at public auction at the city
treasurer's Office at noon. The bonds are
of the denomination of $500 each, dated
June l, 1891, and bear interest at the rate
of six per cent, payable semi-annually;
interest and principal payable at the Fourth
National bank, in the City of New York.
Interest payable January and July l. The
bonds mature June !, 1911, and are payable
after June l, 1901, at the option of the city
after thirty days notice. The bonds are
authorized by an act of the legislature of
Montana and approved by Il vote of Tho
electors of the general election, April 6.
1891. A special tax is directed to provide
for the payment of the interest and create
n sinking fund to pay the principal. Tho
bonds will be ready for delivery June l. A
certified check or New York draft, payable
to order of the city treasurer, to the
of s.. 800 will be- required, deposited with
the city treasurer by the successful bidder
as n guarantee of good faith and will be
forfeited to the city should he fail to take
the bonds.
Ea1u & ca "a ecaptn.t ,1vrnrinn tn,laf -
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X. A. BELL.
Heal Estate and Mining STOCK
Exchange.

-
Main street Busines House. Rents
1of "l1o per month. Price $12, 900
9'Room Brick (west side), all modern
improvements; fine stable. 3 horses
n COW, coachman's room, etc. This
Is q arga'n Price $500
Broom BIi,k, east side, all modern
improvements, bath, closets. etc..
nearly completed. Price $4,000
7-Room Brick least side), modern i'm
provements; just completed.
H. Price 5000.
6-Room Brick, Sixth ave., near Davis.
nh's Is a bargain. Price $1,000.
o-Room Brick -veneered, Hillside ave.;
stable, 8 horses, woodshed, etc.
Price $1,000
5-Room Frame, closets, cellars, etc,
Price $1,000; $3.50 cash, balance equal
payments every six months.
E4-Room Frame house (new) on Tenth
ave.; Easements and closets. Rents
1or $1,000 per month. Price $1,000.
$500 cash, balance two years.
Ns-Room Stone house, Park ave. Rents
for $40 per month. Easy terms.
Price 5000.
Na-Koom House and stable, South Rod
ney, thai is a bargain. Lot 50xl4o.
Price $3.50.
A good list of Ranch Property for sale.
Also a large list of Montana Mining
stocks Tor sale below market price.
Give me a. call nan c,;+ H., .,a4
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Arrivals Mt The Helena.

Jas. B. Person, New s. C.Pier, Portland.
York. A. l.. Palmer, lnde-
Fd.G unsLurg, New York pendence, Ia.
j. Z. Baker. Bismarck, Il. II. schumacher,
n. ID. BozemRn.
II. NJ. Eoar, New iork. 4, ii. owerdiiger. Miles
c.. s. Whiting, Miles City.
City. Leo senberg, Living
Chas. itottinger. Living ston.
ston: M. :. Jamson, Mime
O.. {. Hook, Muskegon, apolis.
Mich. r. strauss. Chicago.
p. Sierns. St. Paul, 1. G. Slepard, ST. Paul
&C. Johnson, s.. Paul w. q. Whitaker. Cn-
s. s. Hunter, Chicago, cinnati.
VIM. ID. tope. Portland VIM. 4. Millick, Idaho.
Il. Prizer, Rochester. II. Nj. Jordon, Tacoma.
c. Williams, Tacoma Goo. l.. Bonney, st.
All. Moh!er. st. Paul. Paul.
Chss. L. Brown, Chica- h. b. Crowenshield,
go. Great Falls.
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at the Grand Central.

Arrivals at the
j. W. Marshall. Butte.
| job 1 Kemp, Minneap-
oils.I
N. ID. Shea, Marysville.
f. III. Rocker, Marys-
VIM. Mayer, Marys:.
vile.
D. w. Buskett, Placer.
Bert Ford. wife and
sister, Minneapolis.
! i. A. HutSon, ST. Paul.
j.. Il. Nichols, Minneap-
oils.
ca. Felt, Salt Lake.
&. L.. Beveridge, Deer
field. 9. .."@.... ..
b. Morse, Foster. Al.
A. I'll. Mou!to q, Jeffer-
son City. w..
j. owns and wife,
Rolder.
Matt y. cCabe, Kansas
City.
Richard Weble. heihart
j. :. Bristol, Cave
Gulch.
ii. II, Fotting, Mays
vi lie.
Miss Jennie Wafert,
ijoHeman.
j. III. DAVIS, ST. Paul.
MINI.
Vim. {. Loherty. st.
Paul.
Mrs. O, Z. Peck, Chi
cage.
MIR, and Mrs. r. Jones,
Mar sville.
W. G, Morland, Marys-
vile.
Hogena Marphy, Rimiri
james A. Kelly, Missou-
la.
Mrs. Decay. Bould r.
Geo. Ault, Missouia.
&. III. Iolince. tarker.
L.. II. Willard, New York
Mrs j. Duke Murray,
New York. +.
joseph F'riebis, Mil
waukee. $500.
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Athletic Meeting.

The adjourned meeting of the Helena
Athletic association will not be held this
evening, rs has been announced. 1t will be
held tomorrow night, at 8 p. M. i'll the
Board of Trade rooms in the Power block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18

Gfana Central.
Louis Niemeyer, G!ea-
dive.
s. {. / eel q, Manhattan.
Il. f. Hendricks. Marys.
VILE.
II. +. Harris, Marys.
vile
Chist Burfeind, Dillon
Miss y. Campbell
Marysville.
NJ, +. Ward. Col.
W. Lshnen, St. Paul.
Il. M Weight, New
York.
G. y. reca. Butte. ..
A. y. ltowsar, Forest
City, Ill. '".
M. Ii. Parser. Boulder.
L. n. LuIdy, Jefferson
City.
w. j. Jewell, Basin.
Mrs. L.undy, Marvsville
l.. Iembsch, Marys-
vile.
w. II l3pnete. Wickes.
Peer Davis, Gregory.
Anton Hanback,. nimini
DOM CALI CHAN, I hre.
FORKS.
W. IL. Greene, Rcze.
man.
VIM. {. lahart, Jr., st.
Paul.
Val. Stanback, Placer.
G. =: Downing, Great
Falls.
Mrs. Mary McClosky.
Marysyille.
J. A. Airy, Mar. sville,
Chas, Horton. Marys-
vi @.
j, Gleason, Wolf Creek
W Ii. Murphy. Mitch
ell.
T. 7. Reid. Missoula.
Il. Ii. Eeatry, Missoula.
l.. j. j or ng. loston,
Eurt q. Clark. New
YORK.
W. Iarthone, Marys-
vile.
Miss Re ne, Portland.
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james, Thomas Keene, Roland Reed, Fred
Ward, and James O'Neil. But Mr..
Mobiles, although one of the
younger men of his class, has in
some respects filled a wider sphere than
many of them. He has been as successful
in authorship as in acting-at least two of
his plays, Love and Law and ''From Sire
to Son." have been accepted and promptly
recognized as among the very best works
yet given to the public by a native play
wright.
MIR. Mobiles has reached the shady side of
forty, but those who have known him
twenty years can scarcely detect a change,
excepting the touch of silver in the hair
about the temples.
Mr.. Mobiles brings with him an excellent
supporting company, and produces his
three greatest plays, ''From Sire to Son."
Love and Law" M The Phoenix"
The engagement opens at Ming's this
evening.
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After Broadwater's, you wi, find the
Crystal bar, Grand street, II pleasant place
to drop In. Open all night. A nice lunch
and IL glass of beer.
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Pants to order from SIS to 81. Suits to order
from $25 to $45, at Robinson's, the practical
tailor. II Main street, over 1. \. L. Bazaar,
Helena.
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Have you seen the bargain counter at The Bee
Hive? II not it will pay You to call at once.
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Commencing April 5 we will sell all kinds
of chewing and smoking tobaccos at factory
prices. O~PPENHEIMER d ASH,
International Hotel Block.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18

Business lunch from IL till 2, at the Hell
ena Cafe.
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Black Jersey ribbed vests for ladies only SIC al
The Bee Hive.
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Arrivals at Tho New Merchants.

Nv w V IAeftlltuIS.
j. j.. Brock, French j. S. Smith and neice
town. Logan.
jas. II. Lo, s, Stye1tor. f.. y. Proctor, Philadel-
+. w. smith, Minneap- p,ia.
oils. II. Dawns, Pc mont.
Col. t anteth, ST. Louis w. u. Hersey, Milwau.
G. b. AID ich, Mi-souia. hee.
Geo. RoGerte, Elkhorn. j. L. Davis. st. Paul.
w. s. Cherry, Ocono- Tom Mcrague, Deer
mowoc. Lodge.
freeman Riley, Villa s. g.. Ramsey, Missoula
Grove. Geo. Brine, Basin.
H.. J.. Fje d, Alamosa, d.. A. richardson, Now
Cal. York.
P. Holman, Louisville. Z. II. stebhins, Living.
j. j. Hennessy, White ston.
Sulphur Springs. e. S. ArEe't, White Sui
Fed Morri. Carroll. phur 81 brings.
Al. Tferny. Granite s. W. Fischer. Marys-
Mountaia, Vile.
P. A. A@errill, Omaha. Frank Skinner, Chicago
L. j. Markham, Santa l. p. Hoagland, hlmyra
lee. $. Jacobs, New York,
Calis liolfe, Fort Ben j. q. Monroe, South
ton. Rena.
T. j. Sullivan, Billings.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Milton Nohles.

Here is the portrait Of a man whose
face and figure are 80 familiar to theater-
goers throughout America as to render it
unnecessary to place his name under the
portrait.
1t is safe to assert that no member of the
dramatic profession enjoys a greater degree
Of personal popularity among those with
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18
Lightning Rods,

Parties desiring lightning rods placed OF
their buildings address b. +. Woop,
Helena.
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beet music at The Bee Hive only Csc.

Go to The Rec Hive for bargains in tinware
and household sundries.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-05-18
Look at This.

Chamber sets, nicely decorated, specially manu-
featured for The Bee Hive. only 1915 per set.
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CITY OND

Ladies' and misses Jersey ribbed summer vest,
only 12la cents at The Bee Hive.
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LUMBER NEWS.

f.nFn
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whom he is brought
in business, social, OF
professional contact
than Milton obles
1t is a popularity hon
estly won and loyalty
maintained. As an
actor Mr.. Mobiles be-
longs to that GLASS of
educated, legitimate
players, graduated
from stock companies,
which include such
representative men as
Frank Mayo, Louis
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FEELS & Co.'S scented glyoerine toilet soap
(equal TO Pears at The Bee Hive. Only % cents
pcr Lox.
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The Zee Hive decorated toilet set, nine pieces,
only s. LIS: withslop pail 81. They are bargains.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Iackson's music store, Bailey block.
Dinner from eleven to three at the Bon
Ton.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
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Give me a call. I can suit the most
fastidious. Merchants National Rank
Block. No. 10 Edwards street. Box 7S6.
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RALEIGH 4 C!arke,g.
LEADING DRY GOODS HOUSE.
TOMORROW.
We wish to call attention to our extern
aiye stock OF

sive stock OF
F~LOUNCINGS,
In lace, comprising u range Of values,
from Coo to "a per yard; in embroidered
white and black, and black with ex-
quislte colored embroidery, from 81 LIS
to S3 per yard. Waists to match.
These are very desirable for hummer
wear. Special exhibit this week.
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14
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OeS StoItBeO life fulOt no bauOe funnel muale fig NIB
bans.
"Suao nlener ban?" iag0e bun u~u6ertioen til fig isn
Yen lille Bialbgrcue maa life tro, at ica neOlaOer mig
til at uGre bans 0utte.~
"oer linoer leg, buao ies ioser, iasOe ben ange 6gr
tie let, loet ban traabte inc Sammeret. "Gn Sdr,
Somtru 8pnins. SI s life sisre mig Den 3ieueite at
tllppe NIT 6aar Der ueo bet bpire 9re?. ..gei, tom mig
itfe Tor nGr! s er farIigere enc en- Ru9le!"
Sa9ar tos Saren os fIippebe leenoe 6aaret paa Del
anuIlte SteS, ueo Sicen al builtet 6usIsn bauoe aiitaa'
ret en- got laa tet, at en- Gar life fuube Hippo tGttsre'
en lang iort GOT faIbt lpoIpit til Sorben. 9asar t08
ben Op os iagoe:
"Ss9 tatter Gosrs f%pritsIige aaaoe for en- GriuOtEri
ON ben tapreIte Soloat Seuoes MaieltGts Sar. 20
mig at opfploe Ell Bon, naar ies p~reienterer SenHe YOU
% Goers fprIteli9e Naaoe sr Sonse al Spsrise."
"9pao? Saa uns Os aIereoe en- Ser, JON ipaarT
Seq sr fSot 6inIano. Goers Naaoe."
"ylei, laa %esennpttis bapoe ies lite troet, s oar, So@
tru Npnins. 9pao loper 5 mig til GiensiGIo9"
"at tlippe @oers 9laaOss 9aar isien, uaar ben nSr'
&usIs bar taset en- Stump al Grct."
seq taftsr ir gGrsn. Den anben SpaaoOm par l'
fnlot laa COB lom Den isrite. 0ien tom meO Sert SptI,
naar : transer til mig, iua ifal iss sisre, bpao leS 'I
lor at @foriiaa Senoes Maieii0t til at gipe Ser 2tle !
tongeii9 0aarit I~arerife. 9aa @ienlpn iii naite SeH!
; bearer mig nleo 9bers Gar, men Der er plt ano'''
lem treHssr til @osrs yinO." GOrtiaIteS')
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14

bapoe faaet Ole pua Sasar os traaote mo ben6eS Sam.
rter neb ben 6ortroIi9beo, iom fGass 6arer GA Sira.
baoier fremtaIOer unOer ct 6slttog. San buuOe 10 till.
bra9t man9en EN- leoi9 Niten uuoer ell tilfRloio 9fait hos
6eItmarfaIten Os bans 6utru. Den unee, i~utelioeute
forbenpRrenbe Bibliethecaria hos 1ronnino Rriitiuo mar
en- aoipreOeiie, Der tunoe uGre Iise iua aoO lom en- an.
Den, efter Oct itaoise 9aabensnp % RurIGnoinoerues
0riftclag.
Oct bauoe moret ban,, Der ielu par lptS. at ipeoe msS
Son'Tru 5'pninss s9room, os lite min6it at iaa mere at
ploe, END ban allereoe uiolte, ON 0ronninoens 6aratter
o9 priuats etu. eiterat bun par blepen uorelt. Weu Inn
Der bag bans tiIipneIaoenoe liseirenlme Spsrasmool en-
bel Del diplomatic Snubeo, iaa par Suureue lite min.
bre I%ori9tiss. Sasur Signing bapSs life label mere Iotfe
uo al Jig, enS bun ielp ianbt %raaoeIiat, oa berpeo par De.
res fortrol'se Samtalsr TONNE til at Iians ct Yorti
Sda!, bpiItet Strioen FOB ON Oronuinaeu. su tor.
b%srp9renpe I9oilcmfra MATTE 10 uioe. bpor m,o.t inn
bette lynne bapSs at betpoe for ben unoe IioItorene
pun b%sbanoleoe bet meo en- RESPONSIVENESS i'm, Soft
men bet moreoe bense at siennsmitus S~pOrasmooleaes
Yenli9t % at glGtte ben beibGarne Boilers Sniou,r;
mart mso 9aab ON, at ban par elifei, lnart meS autnO.
n;hse ON Sronnlnsens pite uotalte giIfu for Csiit,r.
maal. 6slssn blso en- 6OrtrOIisbeO, lom iieloen ,Oebli.
Der, naar TO Inse soes loupeOsr muuebuaaes ON ct treoi,
ofr liaar oper benz be9se. Susar 9ipnina par blepen en-
nanrparils Seneili' leS;se S;rer en- treootuOeoorio
As'SsES StIt''u, % uiIoe uers bleusu mere. bpis bens
Decorah-posten., 1891-01-14

ben bcbhe, irn3ite, meIt lite % nr'
rinasrisele @rGsuins for oIiIass suGs.
Gen ber oerfpr fuocS i rubver @rTs
.iroblnnSius for ~itroieudrcuoc @rGs
gauge, uaatet oct tager oens Rcoocr
ire aor al iommc til iIlo uopiIIing, %
udatet ben meo 1ioer iortrrnscr olIc
andre Sorter.
III oens upbruote 5Gro life oil raoonc,
% Of 2auo cn9ane iuciaact mco Blue
@rais life ienere fan beupttes for Niger
ioro, or en- aloeles urimelie Us uiano
fGrbi9 ganfauo. 8he @rais triUes
beoit paa hsit, ri9t faliboloigt 2auo %
/ Sipsseu al grGer, men tribes p9'aa
nofiaa soot paa 8roiriclauo. 6or
@rsniuRr runst SnIe p.f.u. or bet ilGr
iomnrtet euten aleue eIer iammen mco
Spioflsper ri ct 6orbolo al u Grno
S%piotlsper Srs til buer 8uibel al
Blue @rais SrS). Saact alene for
~iteoiepnrenoe @~rrseans trrpes to But
ibets Us Yuub) al 6roet pr. Gcre. 5or
at reuie Grassland for lltruo iiuoes in
tet bebre eub Blue @rais, ba bet meb
9iben fortr9uger al anoen Glanteo9rt.
Perennial Ray os Meadow Fescue
er, be9se anbeialeliespGroisc Tom 9il.
iGtnin9er | minbre &pantum til andre
Sorter babe for Sg Og Grasniu9; be
or mc9et n~Griugsri9e % eoes meo 8e.
giGrligbeo Of alildgs suG9. Wteu be
Tan naturli9oi8 mc9et bel unopGres,
Ian fan o9iaa Sweet Vernal Grass, Der
bog finocs ! nRitcu alle 8lanbiuser at
SrGsiroiortcr o9 9iuer iaapel SDet iom
@rGsiet cit ~iGrOeleS bebasclis 8enu9t.
Iae bisIe tire Sorter oil jeg iOrtriu5s
pig atbefale at blanoe meo &eutudp
Blue @rais u9 Suiotloper for @rsn,
luGr cmfring Suie p.i.u., u9ioa iom
"SrDoer pna Ntaocn~ / @~rGsfrgblau,
oinser baaoe for 9p % GjrGs9nn9.
(Mere.)