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w shall have stalk on his progtess In Ills
studies. He will explain TO mo tho new
marking system mt Harvard. which groupa
the fellows into classes "A, b and q, without
giving their stending IN percsntages, - was
the old style. He will show me what there
Ia In a name under the new regime. Under
this classification they are arranged hipha.-
betiCally. and a young man named Abb0tt
cannot very we'll help being ~ the head.
He will show ms by what a simple process
Of transposition he has convinced ms
father that to be the head OF class U 10 tile
highest honorable distinction.
Then | shall ask him II he has spent the
day in q proper spirit OF Thanksgiving; and
he will reply that he has been fillOd to the
muzzle with the spirit since seven O'CLOCK
in the evening. when the news came In that
Slugsby OF Yale had had seven ribs tract
ured By the Princeton '.left end,' because
SluRsby was the man who put his tHarry's)
nose in q sling al Springfield.
Afterwards | shall give him some good
advice. shall tell him what he ought to
do in order to prepare for the serious duties
Of life. Harry 10 going to be q lawyer. ]
can imagine our conversation running
something like this:
Harry. my boy, you've deceived your
father systematically"
Perhaps / have
You've worked him for all the o
there was in him." #
Every nickel"
"Now that you're in il you'll have to keep
II up and bulldoze and bleed him to the
end"
ALAS, too true"
Then what more can 1 say except that the
boy mas been getting tho best training in
the world for a lawyer?
So our conversation will naturally drift
to other topics. / shall advise him about
his necessary expenses. 1 shall show him
that taking cards to a low pair when every
body else is raising before the draw will
never result in keeping a young mans bills
down to u basis of economy.
How easily | could see it all in advance.
for who is ignorant now Of the profigncy
and the low ambition of the college stu
dent2 Well, let's look at the reality. NJ
On Thanksgiving day / went out to call
on Harry. I arrived u little after i've
o'clock, just az the lights we're beginning to
plimmsr from the windows that look down
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YVES 30 kOOu. lucu 1 WlAAo dp ~ WNAl vi
my room in a Boston hotel, and it seemed
that l could hear the very furniture smoker.
How il it possible, / muttered, for any man
who reads the newspapers to be deceived
about the life that college boys lead9
Cheer Harry up?" WE'LL I didn't think
vard-Yals foot ball game Il few days before
would be enough to do that. Harry was on
the team and he had played like n steam
SNOW plough. He had won, and he had es-
capped with his life; and what more could he
need to make tho approaching holiday an
occasion of prayerful THANKSGIVING? The
low fractures and dislocations which he
had probably sustained would hardly stand
in the way Of his rejoicing.
Evidently the old man Abbott did not
keep himself posted about college affairs.
AZ for mo, l had read the papers, and l
knew what to expect in Cambridge. Very
likely l shouldn't find Harry. Unless he
happened to be broke or totally Grip
pied, he would probably be in Brooklyn
Watching his late advissries from Yale wipe
up this frozen surface of tho earth with the
Fragments of eleven young mon from
Princeton. If by any chance, be should be
in his room, l could picture my visit as we'll
before as afterwards.
I 5hall climb three fight of stairs in
Thsysr hall, thought !, and even before |
get to this top | shall be made aware that
Harry is getting along very well without
the family turkey. The obssrvances Of the
good cid holiday will be we'll under way.
I shall hear the hymn of Thanksgiving
which goes up from the man with three of
a kind, mingled with : recognition of the
wisdom OF providence from the man who
didn't raise on two rair.
l shall open the door. and there will be
Harry, the pride and JOY Of my fathers old
est friend. He will be sitting at the end of
the table with \ stack of checks in front Of
him and n hnffla nf hAar m anCh Si1o He
will havs one eye done up ina bandaQe. and
will be wes ing only an ear and a half. His
face will have the general appearance of a
CRAZY quilt. His noss will be sewed to the
remainder of his countenanoe with u dozen
or so stitches, neoessitated by his f~ruitlsss
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
/ Judicial District OF the State of Montana in
and for the County of Lewis and Clarke
IN tho matter OF the estate OF Mary A. Reed,
deceased. Notice to creditors,
office is hereby given by the undersigned, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF Mary, A. Heed, de-
ceased, to tho creditors Of and all persons hay
inn claims AGAINST tho said deceased to exhibit
them. with tho necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the frat publication Of this notice,
s. Gold black, in the city Of Helena, county OF
Lewis and Clarke, stnte OF Montana, the place
for transacting the business of said estate in said
county. ..,ar.. ppvY.pp
Administrator Of tho estate OF Mary A. Heed.
deceased. .~". ..... . ~, .N' a
Dated October rs, 1891. U..
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE FIRST
l. Judicial District Of the State OF Montana IN
and for the County Of LOWS and Clarke
In the matter OF the estate of Mary A. Reed.
deceased NOTED to creditors, ~
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned, adj
minlstrator of the estate OF Mary a. Reed. do
ceased, to tho creditors of and all persons hay
them. with tho necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice,
to tho said administrator, al, his law Office, room
Lewis and Clarke, state OF Montana. the place
for transacting the business of said estate in said
county
Administrator of the estate Of Mary A. Reed.
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Dated October %, 1891.
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IN Notice is hereby given to tho stockholders
of tn, Humboldt Consolidated Mining conpany
that II meeting Of tho stockholders of said com-
pany will b. held at tho law o ice of Msssona
1ullard. room s, Gold block, in the city of Hell
ena, Montana, on Tuesday, the 18th day of Do.
cembsr. A. y, 1891. at 1850 o'clock p. M, for the
pany. to serve until the next annual mesting of
the Stockholders, anL until their stcoessors
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Dated Nov. 81, A. d, 1891.
MARTIN NJ. AOLTEli, President.
Z. MAGAZINES. Secretary. "
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NOTICE TO CRFDlTORS-EsTATE OF
~ James n. Roger. deceased
Notes 10 hereby given BY the nndsrsiiSAcd, adj
ministratrix sf the estate Of James II. Roger,
deceased, to tho creditors Of. and all persons
having claims ssainst tho said deceased, to OK
four months after thu frat publication Of this
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NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-HELENA, LEWIS
~ and Clarke county, Montana, Nov. Z, 1891.
You are hereby notified that l have expended,ons
thousand nine hundred $1,000 dollars, in Sbor
and improvements upon the west fifty feet ut
on the Mcintyre lode in Owyhee mining district.
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana said parcels
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United Statee supreme court and before all the
lepartmeats In Washington city, in connection
With Hon. A. H.. Garland, late attorney general.
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-08

and vet know have only Just
touched It very lightly. Some uf us are
young enough to remember the days when
one of the great political parties elected that
the power to make paper currency good lay
ia the hands of congress, and they did mako
somCof Il good, aud some Of 1t good for all
rlaS scS except the money class. Congress
saved the gold for them because II was
forced To do SO to save the life of this M.
ton. We can rCmCmbCr too,
tho howl that went up FROM
those we called "coppcrhCads.' Later
on we were told 10y those who made
the grcCuuaci that "it was right as "a war
measure 80 and In the west tho cops pre-
tcudcd To think the green back all right both
old parties arc trying to kill the now one, but
by different methods,
some one said "rhcrC are hut three
classes Of people in the world; those who
learn by experience they are wise, those who
learn by the experience Of others they are
happy, aud those who never learn they are
i-S.N
The writer does not belong to the farmers
alliance. That party can rrpudiatC this let
ter every word of II, in good faith no Of
fcnsc will be taken If You call me AN old
grCcubaCkcr rhC country paid me in that
currency, and owes me tho difference be
tween the value put upon GOLD and the paper.
MIR Bakers parting words are "llmN as
scrtlons are impractiblC, make the most Of
thcm.' Mine arc: Yours in fraternity,
loyalty and charity. a. ANaRY,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-08
Emma Abbotts incarceration.

Emma Abbott reduced to ashes! The wish
of her heart was realized short time ago
the inciE Grafton taking place at Pittsburg
unknown to anybody saw ethc executors of
the Abbott estate aud a sister of the de-
ceased Even Miss Abbotts aged mother
knew nothing of the cremation until she read
of it Wednesday morning in the newspapers.
She is past seventy years of age and quite
feeble, and strongly protested against the
burning of her beloved daughters remains
The executors feared that if she was notified
of the cremation she might insist on being
present and might not be able to recover
from the shock.
1t was decided about three weeks ago to
take the body to Pitts burg and have it
secretly cromatcd. Two weeks ago last Sat
urday the executors, MessS. HoughtOn ond
Duunng of New York and Major James L.
Mitchell of indianapolis, met in Chicago.
Sunday evening the casket was removed
from the vault ami placed in plain coffin for
the trip to PittSburg. Mrs. Clark, the de-
ceaSed'S sister who was at the Continental
hotel, Chicago, is the only relative who was
present when the body was removed for
shipment.
\ ticket was purchased for the body and
the train men had no intimation as to whose
remains We're in the box. The three eXecu-
tors accompanied the body to l'ittsburg. The
cremation took place in SamSou's crcmatOry.
The arrangements had all been carefully
made, and when the train arrived, Mr.. sam
SON himself met It and conveyed the remains
to his crematory, situated in the basement of
his undertaking establishment. Mr. Sam
sons son, who is Il partner in the business,
did not even know who the corpse was.
The cremation occurred Monday evening.
The body was lifted from the casket and
placed upon an iron litter. The singer still
wore the same dress the corpse appeared in
when so many friends viewed il in Chicago
on the day of the funeral and the wilted
flowers still rested upon the body
The features of the dead woman were still
as natural as they Were the day she died. In
accordance with the request of the will the
electrical test was applied to the body, and it
was then gently rolled into the furnace. Only
the executors and MIR Samson and his son
stood before the glass doors of the furnace
and saw the flesh aud bones of the sweet
singer turn into ashes.
In two hours the work was
done The as hes, enough to fill half a gallon
cup, were teuderly gathered and placed in a
silver urn, which was sealed and handed
Dunning. The paramount provision of the
| singers Will had been carried oul, and wish
| that she had many times expressed to her
intimate friends had been gratited.
Mcssrs. Houghton and Duuning carried
| the sacred urn with them to New York and
| placed il behind the bonds and other valua-
| bleS OF Miss Abbott, locked in a safety
vault In that vault the ashes will rest until
| the Abbott monument at Gloucester is com
plcted, which will be some time this summer
Then the silver urn will be carried to the
Gloucester cemetery and buried beside Miss
Abbott $ usDand, Eugene Wetherill, at the
foot Of the monument
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-08

Alpha Rebekah degree of South Omaha
gave socable Friday night. A large mum
Der of visitors were in attendance, among
them being several members of Ruth lodge.
very pleasant evening was passed.
Colfax Rebekah degree lodge No. p, of
Central City, will celebrate its six tn anniver-
sary on the 10th inst
Omaha lodge No. , will visit keystone
lodge No, 1875 next Tuesday night. It is
given out as a quiet pointer that eXpana-
lions Will be IN order.
Today is the twenty first anniversary of
Ruth Rebekah degree lodge and the event
was ittingly celebrated last night by a liter
AIRY and musical entertainment. A very
pleasing programme was presented consist
ing of a cornet solo by Master George Soccer
with piano accompaniment by Miss Nellie
Wright; song by Miss Grace Crawford ::
piano solo by Miss Minnie Harrison; German
song, i'll character, Bessie Jackson and Lii
lie SOoZer; song by Mr. Frazer. The enter
tainment concluded with a comedy in three
acts. This was followed by refreshments
and dance.
At the meeting of Golden Link Rebckah
degree lodge last Monday night there were a
number OF visitors Council Bluffs, Ruth and
Alpha lodges being represented by large del
egatons. During the meeting the severe
illness of Sister Adelia Showers was an
nOuncCd ana the noble grand admoniShcd the
members to be prompt in visiting the sick
sister. Scarcely had the noble grand con-
cluded hcr remarks when brother entered
the lodge room and announced the death of
Sister Showers. The lodge was at once
closed The funeral OF the deceased sister
took place Thursday morning from the South
Tenth street NJ. +. church, under the aus
pices of Golden Link lodge The services
were in accordance with the new ritual of
the Rebekah degree. Six of the members of
the lodge acted as pail bearers. Members Of
Rutn and Alpha lodges assisted in the
services,
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-08
Musical and Drnmatic.

Runner says that Joseph jefferson is failing,
due in part TO arduous travel and one night
stands.
James 7, Powers in "a Straight Tip has
beaten all farce comedy records made in New
York City.
blue Jeans" closes tonight at the Four
teenth street theater New York, after "a
wonderfully successful run.
jimmy Hill, or as she is known in London
concert halls as the "Nital Spark is break
ing hearts at Tony Pastors, New York.
Sarah Bernhardt closes her Ner New York
engagement at the Garden theatre tonight.
She will return to New York in September
anu produce new play, La Dame de Chal-
lantn
Helen Dauvray and her baseball hu band,
John Nj, Ward, have kissed and settled up
their little difference in London, The failure
of Sydney Rosenfeld's "Whirlwind" blew
some good to the couple after all
Wing-Al the worlds q stagc-and yet
you're going to quit the prolesh! Flies
Wen, not exactly; I'm going to open box
Office for closing performances. Win-A
box Office Flies Yes-an undertaking shop !!
May Howard, of the Howard burlesque
company, Will be a valuable addition TO the
ranks of Donnelly and Giracd's Natural
Gas company next season. Miss Howard
will assume the lole OF Daisy with that COM
pany,
The late William Irving Paulding willed to
Frederick 'aulding the sun of $50, 600 to
be devoted exclusively to the production of
his play, "The Struggle of Life" AT least
$4,000 have already been spent on the new
scenery ana material effects
The supply of comic operas from the other
side has apparently for the present run dry.
Since Poor jonathan, y nothing of special in
terest has appeared in Germany England
shows an equal unproductivity of late, while
France mas only half successes to chronicle.
f., :. Willard, the clever English actor now
at Palmer's theater, has so far made no money
in America. He has been very badly man
aged, and Pamer's theater, which was for-
mery Waltack's, has been the most unfortu-
nate of all the New York play houses this
season,
Edwin Booth has reioined Lawrence Bar
Omaha daily bee., 1891-03-08

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