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him one evening near my residence Rrufiiy
order these young gentlemen to desist from
singing, and nave on several occasions
hoard their excellent music, and it IL very
evident to me that the ordinance above re-
ferred to in no wise pertains to their sere-
nading, for instead of disturbing. anyone;
it il greatly enjoyed by all who love good
music. ,
These Young gentlemen nre we'll behaved.
create no disturbance, and probably have
no Thought Of violating any ordinance. but
complaint will certainly be made against
this officer il he continues to interfere with
music that is heartily approved bv the resi-
dents. If such an ordinance exists will you
Kindly publish the same? An officer who
cannot distinguish between music and
"boisterous conduct should be removed,
for he IL not a proper person to have on our
police force.
WEsT SIDE LOVER OF Music.
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SUNDAY SERVICES.

Rev. j. NJ. Gugel will hold German Lu-
theran services at 1880 a. III. All are cor
daily invited.
Mrs. Havilah Heathwood holds her usual
Sunday meeting in the Christian Science
institute, third floor Pittsburgh block. All
invited.
First Baptist church. corner Eighth ave-
nue. aud Warren street. Services at III a.
m. and eight D. m. Preaching morning
and evening by Rev. G. b. Allen. Jr.. pas
tor.
Scandinavian Lutheran service echt
.. m. at the German Lutheran CHI ron,
corner Ninth avenue II Rodney. st.es,,
Preaching by Rev. N. Doe. Sc~andinavians
are all invited to attend.
Christian church. Benton avenue and
Hemlock street. All the services at the
usual hours. Subject of morning sermon:
..The Model Church." Evening subject:
.sThe Sinfulness of the Controversy on Bap-
tism." The ordinance of baptism will he
administered at the evening service. Every
body is cordially invited. j. N. Smith,
pastor.
Grand Street Methodist church, corner OF
Grand and Warren streets. ID. b. Price,
pastor. Services at IL a. m. and eight p.
M. Sunday school at $50 p. m. Preaching
at II a. m. by Rev. w. s. Bell, superinten-
dent of missions for the Congregational
churches of Montana. sermon IN the even
1Hk DY blC puSUOAs hAOJSSbs 50
Felix. You are cordially invited to attend
these services.
Methodist Episcopal church, Broadway,
l1a. m. Communion service. Subject OF
discourse: "Ihe Passover a Type OF the
Holy Sacrament" Eight p. m. lecture.
Subject: Wrong Developments" Sunday
school, 1915: Epworth league. seven p. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at eight p. m;
Good singing. G~entlemsnly ushels. All
welcome. w. II. Rollins, pastor.
St. Peters church, Rev. +. 7.
Webb, rector; residence $40 Broad
way. Regular services: 7:45 a. m,
celebration of the holy communion Except
first Sunday i'll March); II g. m. and 1880 ?.
m. Sunday school and Bible classes, ~
r. m. w. H. Little, superintendent. Ser
Vice also ON Wednesdays (from Advent to
Easterl 7:3O p. M. Ih rector may be
found at the church rooms, in the base
ment of the church. on Tuesdays, Wednes-
days Thursdays and Fridays from IL a. m,
To 1870 n. m
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The Oldest member of this staff will be III
Helena, at the Merchants hotel, from the
LIST to the 7th of June, and the same days
zach month afterward. Remember that
Drs. Liebig treat all chronic diseases, and
that they have an instrumental treatment
of their own invention which is the most
rational, scientific and specific and there
fore the most successful in the most obsti
nate md hitherto incurable cases of ca
tarrh, otonhua discharges from the ear
and deafness, the result thereby and all
female diseases. Therefore all persons
thus afflicted should avail themselves of q
full weeks treatment. A trial treatment
free.
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PERSONAL.

Judge Knowles is in Missoula.
Hugh McQuaid returned yesterday after
a pleasant weeks visit at Elkhorn.
The press of northern Montana is repre-
sented in Helena just now by Editor w. FL.
Todd, of the Fort Benton Review Press,
and Editor Jerry Collins, of the Great
Falls Iribun
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DELICATE, ALWAYS READY.

The Season for Salads and Salad Dressing is now
upon us. Not a family should fail to try
BURY MAYONNAISE DRESSING. It is a revela-
ton in the gastronomic art, and for richness, piquancy
and delicacv Of favor, it stands without a rival.
To test it's merits is to be both satisfied and de-
lightfully surprised.
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NOTICE TO CREDIToRs-EsTATE OF
~ Mary Winston, deceased.
Motto, is hereby given by the undersigned, ex-
ecutor of the estate of Aiary Winston, deceased,
to the creditors of. and all persons having claims
against the said dec ased, to exhibit them with
the necessars vouchers, within ten months af,er
executor at Emf ire, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana. the same being the place for the trans
action of the business of said estate, in the
county of Lewis and Clarke.
Dated May n, 1891.
JOHN ALBERT WINSTON.
Executor of Mary Winston, deceased.
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EOR SALE-AN ELEGANT RESIDENCE. ON
Il Fifth avenue, with II rooms and all modern
improvements, built within the last three years
Of the lest materials, and built on homer. tine
grounds and quite central. about IA blocks from
Rodney. Win he sold at . very reasonable fg-
ure, Interior handsomely decorated. Matheson
4 Co., 2o9 Power building.
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Arrivals at The New Merchants.

G. j.. Cunningham, J. F. O'Mera, Hope.
Hope. Ihos. Deylin, Spokane.
w. Il. Logan and wife, Wilder F.Post, Missouri
Alhampra. Valley.
i. A. Johnston, Beaver &. +. Schemmerhorn,
head, Glenn Falls, NJ. Y.
+. Holloway, Marysvillo john Purth, Missoula,
NJ. l.. Gum, Chicago. Chas. Nelson, Ekhorn.
V. Mass ", Spokane. &C. Hay, New YORK.
j. Nj. Hamsey, Billings. w. Il. Preston, Hope,
w, +. Cobban, wife and A. Potter, Butte.
son. Butte. c. Is. Aldr,ch, White
L.. l., Lush, Marysville. Sulphur springs.
II. NJ. Cobban, Butte. NJ. l.. Lawson. Helena.
Carl C.Gross, San Fran r. Il. dickens, Chica-
cisco, go.
Gussie Mathews, Denver NJ, Il. Burns, Pocatello
Frank Byers, Anaconda q. b.. Giliispie, Detroit
c. p. Carr, MINNEAPOLIS VIM. Hull, MarySville.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central.

Hugh Mcdonald, Ellis c.. H. Molter, Living,
ton. q ston.
G.. kiggs. East RelenG. Il. +. Strobal, Clancy.
j. B.. Williams, Butte. E. G.. Hobbs and wife,
James A. Watson, Hele- Helena.
ma. G. V. Peck, Butte.
w. !. Dodge, Placer. t. d.. Penny. Helena.
W. J. Brennan, Helena. j. w. Rogers, Placer.
Memo Unzicker, Chi A. Ii. brown, Anacon-
cage. da.
W. l.. Church, st. Paul. M. A. Johnson, Boze
J. Gleason. Marysyille. man.
Frank Duffy. Stemple. Geo. w. Kessler, MIarys
j. L. Warrens, Marys- vile
vile. J. II. Eeecher, Chicago
VIM. Schreiner, Wickes. Geo. Scharf, Wickes.
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J. MCCONNELL,
". Architect and Superintendent.
Rooms Sc and 81. third Hoor Montana National
Bank Building.

Prompt.attention given to orders from clients
ut home or abroad. by strict attention to bust
ness l hope to retain the patronage of old clients
and merit the confidence Of any and all who
superintendent OF the construction of buildings.
Plans, details and specifications gotten out foe
buildings Of any description on the shortest NO.
tics.
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NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES WILL
the erect on and completion of Sunday school
and lecture room of the First Presbyterian church
of Helena, up to Monday, June 8. 1891, l. m.
Bids must be accompanied by a certified check
of $500. Plans and specifications and particu-
lars given at Office of +. j. SHAFFER.
Helena. May %. 1891.
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Drs. LiebiS g. Co.

Fow'es' Cash Store carry the largest line OF
infaEst' goods in the city.
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Arrivals at The Helena.

W. l.. Coder, New Leo H.. Lyman, New
York. York.
Harry W. Amstone, U. +. Hank and friend
Cleveland. University Place.
Geo. II. Bennett, New Mr.. and Mrs. w. q.
York. Graham, Minneapo-
l.. N. Sawyer, Chicago. lis.
!. w. Humes, st. Louis J. r. Sclreldo, Chicago
L. NJ. Malone, Miles n. NJ. Cobb, st. Paul.
City. VIC. Spaulding, Cleye-
g.. q. Whits, Morehead, land
Mimi. S. q. Comstock, More
W. d. Richards, Helena head. MINI.
Miss Alice Aberams, h. G..
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EOR sAI4E-EIGHTY ACRES THREE AND
T. one-half miles north of city limits. SIS
per acre. This is S2b per acre less than any al,
Joining property can lie bought for. Will
Guarantee purchaser = per cent. per annum for
three years on investment Glass d Fletcher.
corner Grand and jackson street. &
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lIJANTED-A GIRL TO DO GENERAL
Wv homework for a small family. Apply at
800 Rodney street.
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WANTED-G FOL GENERAL. HOUSE,
w work in family of two. A. South Rodney.
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NOR SAIIE-S5o DOWN. $40 PER MONTH
L for a neat. we'll built cottage, four rooms
pantry, closets, cellar, large she'd: lot 5Oxis0.
Price vi, 100. Matheson j. Co 209 Power build
inr.
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WANTED "A GGOD GIRL FOR GENERAL
w hous work, to 30 to the Flathead eountry.
Win pay fare. Apply 400 HARRISON avenue at ones.
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WANTED $50 MATRON FOR WORKING
w Woman's Home, 20 Raleigh street. Inquire
at 735 breckenridge street, but none having child
rem need apply. -
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED NURSE.
w Call at re ,idence Of Nm. Wallace, Jr.
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HELP wANrEp-rEMALE.

NAAN1ED-A NURSE TO ASSIST IN
Wv homework. 2 North living street.
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FOR sALE--REA1. ESTATE.

EOR SALE-A GOOD BUILDING LOT, ON
IL five years time: no down payment required
from purchaser who builds. Price $3.50. Mathe-
son & To, 200 Power build;ngr
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FOUND.

EOuND-ON SUNDAY LAST. ON WEST
L side, a black ostrich fan. Enquire at 90
PeostA avenue.
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WANTED-GlRLTO DO GENERAL HOUSE,
w work. at w. j. Bradshaws, Lenox addition.
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EOR SALE-S1,51O sIX-ROOM HOUSE,
L large barn, sheds. we'll; lot 5Oxl4O, on Pros.
pect street; $500 down: balance on time, ct eight
her cent interest, or will take lot in part payment,
Matheso on q Go.
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Special sale of gossamers for 81 at Fowles' Casl
Store.
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EOR SALE-S75 WILL BUY A LOT IN COX
addition 5Ox1i0; only S25: balance $40 per
month; no interest. Matheson y TO.
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LOST

TOR RENT-TWO LARGE UNFURNISHED
I rooms EN- suite, with alcove and bath. very
desirable. III Sixth avenue.
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roR sALE-$5oo FOR 400 FEET NEAR
Davis street; adjoining Cox addition.
Matheson x Co
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
IOR RENT-UNFURNISHED ROOMS FOR
L housekeeping. Modern improvements.
Single or ensuite. S. to S12. sic Eighth avenue.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
~ as clerk in a dry goods or fruit store. Ad-
dress FOL breckenridge.
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SITUATION wANTED-As BOOKKEEPER
y or stenographer and tyi ewriter. Can furnish
Remington typewriter if desired. Address Miss
II. NJ, stenographer. general delivery, postotice.
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
Thomas Cruise, NJ. Sands,
g.. g. Huntley, A. X. PRESCOTT,
A. j. Davidson, Moses Morris,
j.. II. Hershfield. Aaron Hershteld.
j. Switzor.
First-class City, County and State Seouritiss
bought and sold.
Exchange issued on the principal cities Of ths
United States and Europe. Transfers
of money made by telegraph.
Interest allowed on tine deposits. Collections
promptly attended to.
Boxes for ront Mt reasonable prices in one of tn
best constructed fire and burglar proof
sails Deposit Vaults in the country.
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SALE-SsO WILL BUY A GOOD LOT
in Eliston, within three minutes walk OF
rostofiice; one-quarter down; balance on time.
MathesOn d Go.
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TOR SALE-STOCK OF GROCERIES FOE
Il sale and store for rent, corner Helena ave-
nue. and Bazaman street. Long, weil-established
trade. Either long or short lease. Change of
business reason for selling. W.. l.. Kelly, N. p.
depot, city.
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SITUATION WANTED-BY A THOROUGH
~ ly competent woman cook. Address "Sadie,"
tbis nf}ira I
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yNANTED-TWO YOUNG GENTLEMEN
w room and board S26 per month. No 2o1
Fifth avenue.
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STTUATION WANTED-AS COOK IN PRIV
cook. Address M. p. H., this office.
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L'OR SALE-DWELLING ON BENTON AVE
l. nue.; quite central; has eleven rooms, mod
ern, 81 $500; of which 81, $500 can remain on mort
gage for any reasonable time; lot is 42xl1O, to
alley. Matbeson Il Co.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED-250 LABORERS, GREAT NORTH
ern railroad; wages So to 81. 80; send every
day at III O'Clock. N. p. Employment Agency
near depot.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
REF
SITUATION WANTED MANUFACTURING
, your silks and fannels to :03 North Rodney
.trant
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WANTED BUSINESS MEN. CLERKS anil
" others who desire protection in case of in-
solvenCy, loss of position, sick ness or death, to
address for full particulars The business Mans
| reflective Union, Richmond, Va. ANY desired
protection can be ohtained. Good. reiiablG
agents wanted, insurance men preferred.
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WANTED-BY TWO EXPERT
~ enccd ladies. positions as stenographers and
caligraph operators, references. address May
Klein, room IS, lilo Seventeenth street, Denver,
.m
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BOARD AND ROOM OFFERED.

DOARD-FIRST-CLASS BOARD 10 FEN
- week. 119 Rodney street.
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T OsT-A LADY'S POCKET BOOK. ON
IL Broadway or North Warren street. Leave at
this office and receive reward.
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LOB SALE-$q0 PER LOT FOR 100 LOTS
II in Boyce addition; perfect title. Matheson

EOR SAI4E-A $1,000 HOUSE WITH L
L modern improvements, located on west side,
gearing a $1,000 mortgage at eight per cent, to
trade for 81, 900 unencumbered property. improved
Apply to VIM. Muth. Rooms 213, PA, 2l5, Power
building.
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r OsT-A PAIR OF OPERA GLASSES. IN
IL case. Finder please leave at this office and
obtain reward,
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EOR sALE-S250 FOE A GOOD LOT IN
Il Northern Pacific addition No. /; 25xl40;
only $50 required down. OF to a purchaser who
builds two years time given. Matheson u 20.
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TOR sAIE-ELLIsTON LOTS FRONTING
Il on Northern Pacific right of way for 500;
quarter down, balance in 4. 8, and II months.
Matheson d Io.
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TOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS ON
j. corner of Eighth avenue and Center street.
Inuuire ON the ground.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
Advertisements under this head three times
u IJT
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
BRIGHT BI rs.

PROFESSIONALISM see you coming out of a
saloon?
Ninety -four-well. sir. you wouldn't have me
stay in one would yout-Yale Record.
BAeLEY-Did you never have a horror OF be-
ing buried alivel
Brace-Yes; but 1t all left me after had lived
a little while in delphia.-Brooklyn Life.
AGENT OF STEAMSHIP LINE TO complaining
passenger)-Sir. you are a regular crank
shall give you wide berth hereafter
Passenger that's what want.-Colwm-
bid Spectator.
a cigarettel Why don't you buy your ownf
Ends don't want to get into the tpuH, puff
habit OF pun smoking the darned things, Odd
son.-Chfod0o Tribune.
WEARY RAeGLEs (r aiding from a newspaper
he las picked up)-The new 81, 1000 gold not %
are badly printed on inferior paper.
Tattered fompkins-Is that sol It's odd
haven't noticed it.-Puck.
FIRST BRoKEa-what has become of that
messenger boy OF yours2 He was slower than
death
Second Broker-Yes that's Just the trouble,
1t overlook him. Yale Record.
IMPORTED FLUNKEY-Your worship, the car
riage waits without.
Hogtare Newrich destily)-withouti With
out what?
Imported Flunksy (obseQuiously)-wit without
occupants, sIr.-1Oronto NGI.
HoJAcK-what is the difference between a
sailor and psalm book?
Passifer-There Is no comparison between
them.
Hoiack-o, yes there is One is a salt, the
other psaltsr. Chicago Inter Ocean.
UNCLE EBENEzER" said Hojack, 81 under
stand that Madison Clay Washington tried to
get into the Midnight Club. but that the NOM
beers wouldn't have him."
dat am a fac, sab, replied Uncle Ebenezer;
I'VE whiteballed de wufflcs niggar, sah.-Chi-
cdgo Inter-Ocedn.
MARRIAGE is like flaming candle light
Placsd IN the window OF summer night
Entcing all the insects OF the air
To com and SINCE their pretty winglets there
Those that are out butt hard against the pane:
Those that are in butt to get out again.
Cape code Item.
A HUcKsrER in the market was arrested on a
peculiar charge this morning. remarked Squil-
dig,
He took chicken, painted its feathers, and
sold it for partridge
what was the charged"
THE charge was tnet he dyed game."-Pitts-
burg OH ontcle
my SON" said the fond father, as he placed
his hand upon the curling locks Of his best be-
loved. lis 1t your unaterable determination to
be an editor?"
Father" said the young man. his ewes aglint
and setting his teeth firmly, lit is, and in Ohio,
too
''Then, Algernon,' continued the fond parent.
as he wiped away falling tear, "taks these
with a fathers blessing, and may heaven be
with you when you meet the euitor of your
loathsome cotemporary unexpectedly in the
street"
And the fond rarent pressed upon his son a
sho- gun, two bulldog revolvers and a bowie
knife, and wept copiously. Chicago Times.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
The Pastor,s Awful ORDEAL

The Rev. D. J. Burrell pastor Of Westminster
church, recently took a long railroad journey,
says the Sc. Paul Globe, and. as luck would have
1t, was the occupant Of sleeping car together
with the members Of comic opera company.
Last evening, as a prelude to his sermon, he
told his congregation OF the horrors of his
trip
lord Bacon, said Mr.. Burrell, SIN his essay
on 'Fr1endshlp, says that . crowd is not COM
psny. This as most forcibly brought home TO
me short time since when / was forced to
with comic opera company. Closer qnarters
cannot well be imagine than those Of a pull
man car, and was only n n professional there.
At nrst tn re was a little restraint evident. but
that soon wore of. There were twelve men
and as many alleged ladies'. All night, when
wakeful man should have been occupied with
solemn meditation, the air resounded with the
tndelicate Sings OF Girofle Giroha,' still more
indicate stories told by both sexes tie rattle
of glasses ADD the popping OF corks and from
thesmoking room was heard the rattle of ivory
chips and demands two or three as the cass
might be.
Here one would FAY, was a glorious oppor-
tunity to deliver homily. Not so. IL was
glorious opportunity for keeping quiet To cast
homlly before tnem would be to cast pearls
before swine. Could a more horrible doom be
devised for these artists than to be suddenly
transported to the midst Of bright spin sing
ing Holy! Holyi holy Lord. God Almig ty
They would feel as much out OF place in heaven
as would the members Of our pres Bytery driak-
GiIoha >"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-03-11
Scared, but Bagged His Game.

Capt. John Leslie of Birmingham, Ala. who
has just returned from a visit to his orange
grove in Florida relates good story of bis first
alligator hunt, says the Globe Democrat.
He was down Ga Indian river, where alligators
are plenty. and with a native for guide he
went out to kill one. They had gone only a
short distance through the swamp when a
hoarse believing was heard short distance
ahead.
That's a CATER, and big one" said the
native as they began to creep forward to get a
shot. Now You oe ready an don't shoot until
tel you" said the guide as they halted
Capt. Leslie held mis- gun in readiness and
the guide give an imitation of ths whine OF a
dog. This he repeated several times There
he comes, whispered the guide, pointing to a
large, dark object slowly movins through the
grass. Capt. Leslie looked and saw what
seemed to be big black dog moving slowly
towards them. the alligator kept coming
and N few moments his eyes were visible
',eadyF" whispered the guide
Ready answered the captain
it," '0' -i-'-' Ia ""
Capt. Leslie aimed as directed, and fired both
barrels of his shot gun loaded with sugs At the
report Of the gun great black object rose up
out OF the grass TO hight of twenty feet. il
seemed to Capt. Leslie. He caught a gfmp,e of
two longrows Of teeth, and, dropping his gun,
he ran for dear life.
A loud guffaw from the Guide caused him TO
stop before he had gone far and, retracipg his
steps, he found the alligator dead Both loads
entered squarely between the eyes. The al iga-
tor had raised his body from the grass, but fell
back dead,
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The MoavlSe NEWS is on ile at the fol owing
places, where Advertising Rates and other in
formation regarding the psp-r can be obtained:
NEW YORK CITY
J. H BATES IS PARK Row.
g. p RowELL & Co, 10 Spruce street.
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PHILADELPHIA
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PKTTESeILL & Co, 10 State street.
CHICAGO
LoRD & THOMAS, IS Randolph street.
G NCINNATI-
EDWIN ALDEN COMPANY, GO West Fourth street.
NEW HAVEN
TIE H. P HUBBARD COMPANY, % Elm street.
ST LOUIS
EEIscS CHEsMAs & Co., l127 Pine street.
ATLANTA
MoRNISe NEWS BUREAU, 81 whitehall street.
MACON
DAILY TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Ss7 Mulberry street