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The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-08-29

Don't let the worms eat tho very life out
Of your children. Save them with those
dainty candies, called DIR. Bulls Worm De
stroyers.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-08-29

All disorders caused by a bilious state OF
the system can be cured by using Carter's
Little Liver Pills. No pain, gripping or as
somfort attending their usc Try them.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-08-29

SILENCE may be the most effective weapon
in dispute, but 10 generally tho hurdcst 10
use.--Evansville Journal
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1891-08-29

IT IL sort Of satire on the eternal fitness
into fast YOUNG nan.-Capc Cod Item
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THE BABIES PROTEST.

Baby Brighteyes:
I'VE are three babies. earnestly protesting
Against the things which torture us and kill
Wen try to make our story interesting"
All (sweetly) will"
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describe this battle, he took me- one side
and said, Billy, how could you? How
could you kill that tish?' Why, wouldn't
you?' I asked. Never, never, said he, i
couldn't kill anything that had life and
such bravery tell you, I've thought of
what Bob said a great many times since."
"And 10Y let me tell you a funny story
apropos of our life at Camp Beatrice. You
know when we 60 fishing we take our ap-
petites along. You can imagine how de-
lighted We were when the Maryland club
sent mo up u beautiful ham. The whole
camp was stirred up and no one more
SO than Johnny Heckshir. He announced.
that probably he was the only man in
America who knew how to sock a ham
properly. 1t must have a white wine sauce,
he said, and he laid violent hands on every
bottle of white wine in camp. Well, the
fuss that WAS made over the cooking of that
ham. For hours e~verybodya was on the qui
vie, and ut last it was set forth by the
.proudest man in creation. But you should
have tasted it! 1t was like nothing but a
of red shosstrings. We couldn't eat
it. the dogs wouldn't touch it, and the
finally took it for a foot ball. Heck
went around with a look of gloom on
his face and he couldn't understand it
neyor had failed beforehand had the most
suocess--and all that sort of talk,
What was the matter? Why this: The ham
already boiled when the MARYLAND club
sent it te me, and Heckshir with all HIS
accomplishments didn't know a
boiled ham from a raw one. Well now YOU
may be sure that he never heard the last of
that" EDITH SESSIONS TuppEn.
Copyright
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under a constant strain, keeping my line
| taut, and oh, how my shinr ached. Sud
acniy the salmon started Ia and eut among
tho rocks and currents. directly for the cas-
cado. Great Scott! was 20 lone him altar
ALP Hold tAut Billy! There he goes on
the edge OF the falls. No, by George, he
has turned aud up ho aoes again, making
straight for the pool wher0 he first rose. ]
never had such an experience, for salmon
seldom turn Il run up stream the. second
time. Talk Of NAPOLEON crossing the Alps!
to SEQ me padding over those rocks and
stones again would have been a picture for
any artist.
now turning in my favor. was content.
Once moro the salmon leaped into tho air.
making the third sight I'd had of him. he
was pretty well played out when no struck
the water, for I managed to reel him IN a
good bit.
Metallic, Metallic,"I shouted as my In
dian came slowly up the rocks from below
the falls. Come here, YOU black son OF
Hisws,hs. Stand by. BE ready to gait
mot much, thought Mr.. Fish. for away
he went for another run. That was. how
ever, his final effort. Onca more he came
to the surface, but it WAS upside down this
time. But he soon righted--I neyer saw
suoh game tug = tug = tug--rssl = reel
slowly-slowly--in he m
when Metallic reached over to GAIT him
the poor fellow madea little run, but it was
a sorry and Intellectual one, for | soon
recled him up within gafing distance. A
stroke from my Metallic and l laid my sill
yer beauty on the grass at my feet. Forty
two pounds, one hour and ten minutes"
.thoushtfully. II don't feel as / did noe
about gailiing those noble creatures that
fight 30 bravely for life. I shall never
forget that when Bob lngersoll heard me
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not carry more than ninety or 100 yards. !
therefore fels certain that if the salmon
continued his hsadlong flight, I should soon
be at the end of my tsther, and then woe
hetide me, if | returned to Sothern with a
broken or shattered reel. therefore I fer
changs his royal mind and go down the
stream. But then again there was the
strong water down below to be feared, and
consequently, you see, l was between the
horns of a dilemma.
yet steadily on the salmon went. Whirr
-vhirr-went my reel. Will ne ever stop?
was my constant thought. There WAS but
little line left on my reel when MIR. Sal
monsail1sr turned, and, O ys gods! was
making for tbs strong watsr below.
Il reeled In as fast Rs / possibly could,
fearing my ~eantive would get off by the
g!eek line. nor did know whsther he was
on or not-ah! that fearful uncertainty
which tishers mostly dread, since it is ut
tsrly impossible to real in the slack as rap
idly as tine salmon gives it to you on the
rsturn run. No, by Jovs, I've got him ystl
FOR | suddenly felt the tug as he still went
farther on down the stream and toward the
much-dreadsd broker water above the
falls.
now gavs me- a splendid view of his
TAR proportions by leaping into the air.
Ials WA the first tims / had gesn him
slnee be had struck ths fly, and he was a
beauty, with his sll7e$ scales and the myr-
lad drops OF water sparkling like SO many
diamonds in the sun. Will he turn again?
l Thought, 60 to the bottom and sulk, O.
take refuge among the rocks and bouldsrs
at the head of the falls? No, he ID deter
mined to go, and |, psrforcs, muat 90 with
1im, since my line will mos permit ms to
give him more extended range"
30 down We wen1, I holding nv rod al
that as dared, while | picked my way over
SIZE rocks along tho shore. Intent On nv
captive, l missed my footing, and heels
over bead went, rod, resl and all. lam
afraid at this juncturs I forgot the bibli-
cal injunction, Swear not at alr-and
77and-wsll' Of course. / didn't.
l was sure my fish was
Rons hnd l didn't care if I broke rod. reel.
legs, back or neck. But no, ghost of Izaak
Walton! Genio scott and Johnny Heck
ehir! had time yet. With bruised shins.
aa:tersd knees and pounding heart, on We
went. The son OF a gun had reached the
ledges above the cascade and now came tina
Eight for life.
Tug. tug, tug, he went. Splash! Once
more he rose in the air and came down with
a taud. Good! thought /, try that again
my boy. Tire yourself out. If you can
stand it I can.
My tackle was of superior quality. Tho
leseer had was ona made by Forest ex-
n-sssty for me, and / had tested it fer four
teen pounds. My rod WAC a Royal seven
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The Actor Tails How Ho Once
Caught a Forty-1wo Pound
Salmon.
Vivid Description Of q Plucky
Fight Which Lasted More
Than an Hour.
what hob Ingorscll Thinks About Gafr-
Ing n Salmon--Johnny Hecksin and
How He Cooked u Ham.
written for THE ISpEprspxsr,l

u @ s#& lNTlIten TOT IhE iNpEFENBHNT.l -5
rTYHE GAMEsT FISH I EvEI
NJ oau2ht?" said Billy Florence. tn,
Ol9 comedian, fisherman and prince Q,
good fellows, during y chnt the other day
vol, I'll tell you. 1t was on the Natash,
ouon, just above 4 spot called Second Falls
Sothern and myself had been fishing all the
morning below the falls with varying sue
cess, sothern having landed a couple OF
fine fish, while / was a little chagrinsd and
annoyed at losing three--ths first by
bad handling, the other two partly because
Eothern had chaffed me SO numerically
shout my unsportsmanliks treatment of the
lordly salmon by giving him too much butt,
that l forgot to examine my fly until after /
had lost two fish and then found that the
barb was broken.
II At once put on another fly and leaving
sothern below the falls, started to fsh
above. He laupkingly bade me better luck
next time as l trarnped mp to the lodge OF
Che rock forming the wall of the river.
"Just above the fall wss q series of lodges
which made strong ripples and currents,
This broken water extended q quarter of q
mile, and at its head was a beautiful pool,
unhroken by a ripple. l knew this was the
resting place Of many a salmon, for l had
killed a number OF fish in that neighbor-
hood. @
''The frst cast I made my fly "a Jack
Scott) fell about thirty yards from the
shore. Like a flash the surface of this
CLASSY pool WAS rutiled, and n monster sal
mon rose and took tho fly. Whiz-z-z
went the reel. and like lightning he dashed
up the stream.
ANS T l-l 49, > ...-- - 1
low the falls with Sothern II was not
prepared to pay ont much line or have an
extended run. consequently did not have a
large reol with me. The one on my rod did
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE sTATt
I OF Montana, in and for the county of Lewis
and Clarke.
In tho matter of this estate OF Hector y. Hor.
ton. deceased.
Order to show oaueo why order Of sale of real es.
tate should not b. made.
-. w. Ellis, the administrator of the estate OF
Hector s. Horton, deceased, having filed his Dc.
titlon herein praying for an order of sale of the
personal and all the real estate, of said decedsnt,
for the purposes therein set forth.
1t is therefore, ordered by the Judge of said
court, that all persons interested in tho estate OF
said deceased, appear before the said district
court on Wed nesday, the seth day OF September,
1891, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of raid day,
at the court room of "aid district court, at the
court house in the said county of Lewis and
Clarke, to show cause why an order should not
be granted to thesaid Il. w. Ellis, as administra-
tor to sell the real estate OF this said deceased
which shall be necessary.
And that a copy OF this order be published at
least once B. week for four successive weeks in
The Helena Daily Independent, a newspaper
pr1nted and published in said county of Lswis
and Clarke.
HORACE Il. BUCK.
Judge.
Dated August 81. 1891.
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In effect on and after September 10, 1891.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT HELENA.
No. I, Pacific Mail, west bound ........ Las y. m
No. 2, Atlantic mail. east bound -. !. . 10:I0 n. m
No. 8, Logan and Helena Passenger.
connecting at Logan with train No. &
s. Pacific Express. west bound ....... $50 a. m
No. 6, Missoula and Butte Express. ~. 1870 y, m
No. 3, Marysville passenger. ........1 l:lO a. m
No. 10, Marysville accommodation. So. $3.50 p. m
No. 102, Rinlini mixed, Mondays, We'd
nesdays and Fridays ......,... 500 n. m
No. 9, Wickes, Boulder and Elthorn
passenger. -. $50. ........ 1925 q. m
TRAINS DEPART FROM HELENA.
No. /, Pacific Mail, west bound........ 1:50 D. m
No. 2, Atlantic Mail. east bound. /. -. 1895 p. m
No. 8, Helena and Logan passenger,
connecting with train No. 4 at Logan,
Atlantic express, east bound. ......... 4:40 d m
No. 5, .Missoula and Butte Express. !. 7:s0a d.
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For rates, maps, time tables or special infor-
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Er. Pscrccss Pellets regulate
and cleanse
Lhe liver. stomach and bowels. Ono q dose.
Bold by druggists IS cents q vial.
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tssn-footsr. My only weak point wss MY
took, and since I'd had bad lnck in tho
Enc.nina With it, / feared srepstition of tie
same break. Bat 40, shank eoocness! II
etood the fearful strain.
Line hso WAC nov resting for another
struggle, and ] had time to take IL estn,
lily shins, feet aud lsEs panied me from uIy
Sall, hut neyar mind! ] had my frienc on
VIC other end of the line, and for y time
2;ostllltles were suspended. My constant
shouGht was how his lcraship would sos
when he regained his strength. Wouid he
go for still rougher water and make for tbn
cascade and go down the entire falls? II he
should adont this latter course, where would
young Florencs BIS?
y was dripping with perspiration, for re-
member this WAS a hot July day. 1 was
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NoITcE-NQTIGE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

NOIICI-NOTIGE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ tho board Of Worlds, Fair Managers for the
state of Montana willreceive competitive designs
ter a building for the state Of Montana at the
tMHo w aa Disposition, ,11do will pay
for tho design selected, and one hundred (SlO0j
dollars forthe. next best in point Of excellence,
the question Of selection and rejection to DO de
cided by the committee on buildings and grounds
at the meeting of the said board to be held at
Helena, Mont, Nov. 2, 1881.
Designs should be drawn to one-eighth (h)
inch scale, finished with pom in ink, and be for q
building to cost not more than fifteen thousand
(S15, 000) dollars completed lin whole or in part
of Montana materia) and to contain a reception
hall, four parlors. two offices, and d hall for the
display OF Montana products.
The ground to be occupied is seventy-fve (75)
feet in width and two hundred (200) feet long.
The architect whose design is selected will res
ceive regular fees for plans, specifications and
detail drawings. r.
Address all Communications to j. G.. Ramsay.
secretary, Helena, Mont.
5 w M. BICKFORD,
Executive Commissioner.
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,fhysIcs9a-1ea. l thought some OF prEo.
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Dyspepsia.

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