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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-02
Thomas Cruise Savings
BANK, OF HELENA.

lle lllOllldS CIllSe DaYlllSS
BANK, OF HELENA
Incorporated Under the Laws OF
Montana. -.-
PAID IN CAPITAL, 100000
THOMAS CRUISE President
FRANK K. CRUISE, Vice-President
WIN. j, COOK. Asst. Treas. and Seoy
VIM. J. SWEENEY. Treasurer
g.. Trustees. e..
Thomas Cruise. Frank Fl. Cruise,
VIM, j. Cook, VIM. J. Sweeney,
John Pagan.
Allows + per cent. interest on Savings Deposits.
compounded January and JULY
Transacts a general banking business. Draws
exchange on the principal cities of the United
States and Europe.
Deals in county and city bonds. and makes
loans on real estate mortgages.
Office hours from 10 a. III. to p. m. Also on
Saturday and Monday evenings from Z to 8
o( 0ck.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-02

Cheap bedroom sets and stoves at Taylor's, on
Broadway.
Children's toy books and games at cost prices
at The Bee Hive. |
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-01-02

opening chapters.
The Republican journal., 1892-12-01
The Republican Journal Thursday Morning. December 1892

Thomas Cannon has sold his blacksmith
shop to Samuel w. Partridge, of Northport,
who will carry on general carriage repair
ing business.
The Board of Worlds Fair managers have
appointed Dr. E. w Gould, Of Searsport, a
special agent to collect and prepare for ex-
hibition all the various kinds OF sea and in
shore fish found in Maine waters.
Rev S. L. Hanscom will lecture at the
Methodist vestry Friday evening" on COB
servations and experiences of a Yankee in
Dixie" The material for this lecture was
gathered during his recent pastorate of a
church in Alabama Admission Is cents.
SHIPPING ITEMS. Sch. Mary Eliza took a
cargo of coal, lumber and grain to Isle au
Haut Saturday Sch. 2. M. Bonnie sailed
Monday with general cargo for Vinalhaven
-. Sch. A. W Ellis arrived Saturday to
haul up for the winter. Sch. Roy discharg-
ed a Cargo of lumber at NJ. r. Cooper's Mon
day from ST. John, n. 3. Sch. A. j. Whit
ing loaded hay Monday at F. G. Whites for
tine Frances, Capt. Thomson. sailed from
Baltimore Nov rs for Rio Janeiro with gen
era cargo valued at S40,619. H. c. Pitch
er is loading sch. Village Maid for Deer Isle
and sch. Two Brothers for Swans Island.
F. G. White loaded sch. Alfalfa for Deer
Isle Tuesday. Sch James Holmes was to
sail from Boston for Belfast yesterday
The Republican journal., 1892-12-01

| locket, and later found it in the cellar at his
place OF business. Advertising pays
The old soldiers are reminded of the Waldo
| Veteran S Association meeting to be held in
Memorial Hall on Thursday, the 18th inst.
The Non-Partisan w. c. I. U. will meet
Friday afternoon, Dec. 3D. at 23O o'clock at
the residence of Mrs. Gammons, Church St.
| All members invited
The report of the jackson Town fair
reached us last week, via Brooks, and will be
found on the second page. We are glad to
be able to publish it the same year the fair
was held, for we do not think reports of this
KIND improve with age, or grow in interest
with the passing months
A SAD CASE. A sad case of restitution has
has been discovered in Salem, Mass Chas
Upper, who moved to Salem with his fami-
! ly from Bucksport Me-, several months ago,
died from typhoid fever Nov. 22nd, after
vainly trying, before he was taken i'll, to get
employment He left wife and five chill
dren, not only without the means of provid-
ing for his burial. but without anything to
eat in the house The associated charities
have taken charge of the ease.
A small boy dropped into Mrs. Haney's
clothing store one day last week, and in
answer to questions said lie could not dress
well enough to go to Sunday school, and his
| apparel did not belle his words in the least.
! He was at once taken i'll hand given a bath,
and Bert cut his hair III good STYLE Then a
| suit of clothes was put on him. from shoes
| M no II u
as his word and appeared at Sunday school
| Sunday.
Mr.. VIM. Larrabee formerly of IsIesboro but
| latterly a resident of Belfast, left Monday for
! New York, Where he hopes to get a berth in
the Sailors Snug Harbor. He has been
seafarer for forty years, and is no longer able
to follow that calling. He took letters from
"a numb Der of our citizens. who also made up
| purse to help him on his journey. Capt.
| Otis Ingraham of the steamer PenobscOt
looked after his welfare on the trip TO Bos-
| ton. Mr. Larrabee was very grateful for the
! kindnesses received and wished us to thus ac-
knowledge them.
Castne people have been annoyed of late
| 10y burglaries, thefts of clothes lines. etc,
| but latterly the derredations have been COM
,n;++aa ON Yachts Tho ,,;,rh+ hofo.o +lo
| Presidential alec+;on MIN. an,er bo1os u,ar,
I,orad iptn fine nlaply;ra Of NJ Darna++,s
vorht Danhna ana +ba,, viii, L,i,-os ~. nar-
tics cn+ and seminal w., ,-,o1- ..,,1 ,,ao+
,rl,irtv-ai.rbt aue,ar bolas ware ior.d in+o
Mr. Ntorev's steam ,a,.lt princass and tho
el4.oart woodwork, c1l1 and marked The So
lectmen sent 70 Banoor for = detective who
Thinks ha has disnnvAral +l. o,,;l+,- ,n.s
and if they 94t their deserts they z,iu an
+i,u4. At Tl,o,uastnn b,.f,r. Honor
, ,, ,,. ,,
lsn r,
....,..
n,
,l ,.,,-
,a,,r,. f,i5b+4n4d and overturned tb,. ,,ie,.
which was badly broken. Mrs. Wilson had
ONE f,,np If the rigbt leo broken near +ba
ankle ana 1otb sh4 ana her husband ,v4r,
n,litt. badlv bruised Iitt14 Thr. Ford
had q narrow 4s,.y,,4 from ininr>, last Satur-
d,r We r,s nl,,-;n,, ,y;+1, o+har h,,.. ~
The Republican journal., 1892-12-01
rHE NEWS OF BELFAST.

me Warden Frisbee seized a box con
ne dozen cartridges on the wharf at
sport last Friday 1t was marked to
X Wheeler, Boston.
South American letter this week has
thing to say concerning the coffee trade
aeen Baltimore and Rio, in which sever
s Flfast-built vessels are engaged.
s4ssrs. l. C. Libby & Son have received
IT, from the Maine Central r. r. Co. that
Ken lately shipped to them from Belfast
silled by the train will be paid for by
mpany.
growth of Waldo county is remark
Every week our State exchanges add
b two to her list of towns. The addi-
asst week We're Dresden and Mercer
rtland paper frequently adds quite a
# Washington county to this county
oung man of this city last SATURDAY.
4g wanted to issue challenge to Cor
light at any time or in any place the
nnion might select, for $1,000 and the
money. We understand he has since
u.idered the matter, sobered off and
~ work.
$50 men stepped into the entrance to the
nal office last week and We're soon in
e. communion over bottle. When they
tfted they left two scents behind them
VT copper and one of rotgut. The brass
red to make drinking place of our
WAY they took with them.
rle little fires occasionally seen in the
-44rs at night are not signals to the inhah-
s5s Of the comet, but are set by the night
rc. who relieve the monotony of their
II and warm their fingers, and at the
a.e time burn such loose paper as careless
rz-us may have thrown into the streets.
Iose newspaper going before the wind
i more terrors to the average horse than a
motive or bicycle.
cknell Bros. Ad ertiser for the fall and
rrer, published by the enterprising deal
70 clothing and furnishing goods whose
a name it bears, contains portraits of j.
auell Jr. and f. Bicknell, and of many
,..ir EMPLOYEES. Their place of business
7wrence, Mass, but the Bicknel Bros.
waldo County boys, natives of Sears
Mt, and we are glad to know that they
furnishing as they deserve.
.,or+ If +ba De,,o.ra+;. illu,o;na
hts we mentioned the residence OF j. G.
ok. ESQ. and the rooms Of j H. Havener.
former was a Joint illumination, Mrs.
Me Mitchell, who occupies a portion of
case, being entitled to equal credit with
PARENTS for the handsome effect produc-
Mr. Havener says he is q Republican
HAT the credit for all the DISPLAYS in
1tulding. his rooms included. belongs to
tr- l.4onle.
, M. . ,
-,
,
ID and the papers good item II the warn
s. nit repeated, OF the conductors and
teeluen are not needed a crew of ten
q passed over the line last Week painting
lepot buildings, switch signals, etc...'
ere are heavy freight trans BOTH mp and
SIN the road this tall. large amount Of
drce is being shipped.
IAnxEr NOTES. Nh. L. II. Knight, of
lrolnville Centre, is buying veals, sheep
7 cattle in this section for |. G. Libby &
rs. Of Durham and ships from here every
-ir,Iav. He Skinned seven head of neat
/ HIST waeI, Mr. # II Common. !.
rannrts tb4 na,ls4+ fairI, acri,-a and
rs Iirm at 'he quotations gwen IN our
The Republican journal., 1892-12-01

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured
by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, O.
We the undersigned, have known F. j
Cheney for the last Is years. and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their tirm
WEST & TRUAx. Wholesale Druggists, To
edo, O.
WALDING, K1NNAN & NJ IRWIN. Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bot
tie. Sold by all Druggists Testimonials
1ree. lmo46
The Republican journal., 1892-12-01

W. H. Mcclellan, Jr., who has been in the
law business in Bangor for more than two
years past, wound up his business yester-
day and this morning left for his home in
Belfast. He will pass a few days there and
then leave for the west, probably locating in
Kansas City. Mr.. McLellan's departure
from Bangor will be greatly regretted by
his friends of whom he had many He is a
young man of great ability and the prospects
for his success in the west are very tlatter-
ing. Bangor Commercial Nov. 18th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

Hundreds Ut men and boys M the
Maine coast nukc their living by dig
glng c]umS They usc IL heavy rake
with trctll ten in.lacs long, and when
the el>bi11% 1itls: rS1n,>t.s the little
holes which iln3iratp the presence Of
CLAIMS they Begin to dig In winter
great ulrl't1tit.S IT r|an>s arc dug for
butt, tho ditsg>1's sometinc> working
during the night tides and in tho
coolest wrut.lrt. The tutcl1 is taken
to II little r,ha,lty on the shore and
"shu"7'"'1%' with astonishing ,upitlity
born of long In;1ctice, aud is then
rrn,1y for market,
iH,;ilr 1mr1r14 pf clurns in tho shell
will make t>1c }'u1Tt1 in bulk or in
,rat and that is worth from five To
j; 1o}lurs, The digger, however,
Eus to pay sixty ccnts for his barrel
and forty .r fifty cents for buslt'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

Irl a littl."tuwn of Con1icctlcut
nt4,rly every person IN" 1ntato is IL
rripple, M..u without arms or hS@.
.nr With ]u.ll> ><;lr1'at aud injured
faces, meet You at c%'ry turn, until Il
visitor 1N.si,!;> To feel us if visiting the
grounds of some great hospital uftr
u recent 1;lttle. Tho secret Df this
strange condition IF the population
is that situated near by IRE lcgrrnt
est 1p,vtlrr mills in the world, aud
nil tho r1ip;'I,"> have "'Hn manned
hv explosions Exchangr.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

There il II very general impression
in the minds uf smokers; that the
merrsclluum part of the pipe, which
they treasure, 80 carefully and TAXI
SO much pride and satisfaction iii
"co]orin:$." is compressed st::t f"am.
such, h'Wcyer, is nnt the case The
Gtr>n,,l word lnttrstlluuln means in
English ftnu Ut t@n' sea. but its for
mutton llu~ :,nt|ling tn Ito with thu
SEA. It is It. kind ut clay, comes ont
Of 1,tlm's like 'r>al and is found only
in Turkey New York Times.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
A {tf,ta1 Hand. fft.

Remarkable tor his self possession,
even in the most trying moments 1T
battle, was the f;mons.nd now aged
Marrcllal AEcNahrn. One duy he
was debating II ltttt.r to his SECRETARY
III thu mi,l>t of an action when Il
shell from the crcmy's .1tmp fill Dir
wrtly upon his tent and exploded
within Il few feet. Pail. with fright
the secretary sprung NJ, leaving l1is
letter.
"V1uts tho ,natt,r:' asked the
"'rht shell, ,'sitHir"1 III" frightened
S,1luItl!nutr.
And what lluS the shell IT, Ito with
tie letter yun a,c: c:Wri1iIg: Go IN
with yo'.r work, >i1,'" Exchange,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
4 kANGUiU DEFENDER.

The fu,n: :",nn Nhn Turned TIP Htn'
Tro.. ,cr. Nrf,rc FiEAti1G.
1t WAS u|,uvt dusk IN fremont
street.
ttnnl and wick, Il Bt*tull w;S pro
pairing for thu light before tllt Sab
bath.
Lots TT pretty girls were coming
out 1T lnuly stores. llu1Tyihg along
tu e:lt,'1! r.,rs III trains fur many a
suburban l1o1,~. There were shop
girls and girls that lived ol Beacon
Hill. who l>aAl delayed buying t]icir
candy here :!!.tl t>'inkcts there.
One tair ont looked strikin$<}y prct
tyA* Sllr slas( nut IN the dark street.
Two yr;>1hs s:1'nt~rt'| M the thor
oushia1t ;i1ul ttw tl>t ray'tt:* :1:l,
: ',Al:. there" k;li:l tlny. hut the
:prcttv II i'll &A4{t>1 yt:r " : :*. MI.
tT'tiIl;::t vi,lt!t," Mt1sl:: vta.11t, fel~
low iii III ;3!&&z1;zl height, tlttE;*. of 4
n1<1l111l |1:1t*, ;.> lt t}Irt%>.t,1't il
catt.tt,.tt |tSfli,*' <l4sl <4<lf ve>tt4}It
/ clothes. -: f. y i .:.~.*. H.
It'll, via =:lf Vit''} i t.''>'ls>rtyl ti{I'*
tEi l>;* A"tffttt i N4t1$s 1fs
10 e53i.al. "=*::* *:==*: +. " := = ":: " +:
III i44at. youths lofl<tx1 first ut |1S *tlk
lltat=.AHAyl t1Izz4} 1',1'S51l itt*.ltis lttAnt
len >lis,t>> : == ! .= ""
>ti1,t>:> 81: c.i1. t'o hi,n+ ::=Ea{t1 thy.
::H:,M 1:ly cout. viii xt;'l <aitl 1h
E@of ttle ctrtIin! ll~ss tn*ff|r pretty
si>1. and she luI1rt1 him take it utf.
Tlr,l l,t Hturtctl totul1s u1' l4;@ truu:
scis. aid tile 1,i;;;$$;t$.t youth hit linn
on tl1e l>*#.l. IIe ti1:i>|rs| t,1rnin+< NJ
his trousers. then t,l:1u4l t!ll the bi:,
youth, !" =. .*@:: >..
DO 50 late S<*t.3.1' >alt} l1e, as
b. gave the III" Youth q ltlow right
between tic eyes that Knocked him
spruwlin% into thA glitter.
Tic ntln'r youth 1sl-1.
OF course a ,:t,W', gathered and
wondered ut tie pretty @irl holding
the tol,cuat and the fcll'w III evening
| dress.
Tlen the pretty girls champion
put on his coat AMI |'lo1snt,t s'1n'
mud from his trousers. 11t WAS
troubled to think Ills shirt bt,so1n was
| W1i1kltl.
Who's the fellow" asked M rllcr-
ly gentleman 1T II yn'1n% Harvard
man who Sauntrre1 hy.
Used to he the hs,>s >lr>,rrr when
hc was i'll college, GUESS somebody
ins,1ltt4l his sister,"
"Jovr:: how annoying thr>cr1owtls
arc, Mul'it':' s;&!.} tln: ycu::'@: ,n;l,! III
evening dress, stS lit c:,ilt'l i. t:lt, and
the tw*' drove away UP Beacon Hill
~~Ds,stull Herald.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
august s:
Flower .

Perhaps you f!o not ht!itvc these
Notwithstanding Green $ Aus
gust Flower. WeIl, VT can make
you. ". can't f.rcc conviction III
to your head or ln~d~
Doubling l.: icit,e into your
throat. We don't
Thomas. want to. The money
- is yours, and TIC
misery is yours; ard until YOU are
willing 10 believe, and spend the one
for the relief Of the other, they will
stay >o. John Fl. Foster, 1122
Brown Street, Philadelphia, says:
"My wife is 4 little Scotch woman,
thirty years Of age and Of a naturally
delicate disposition. For five or SIX
years past she has }'een suffering
from dyspepsia. She
Vomit became SO had at last
that she could not sit
Everv Meal, down to meal but
she had to vomit it
as soon as she had eaten it. Two
bottles Of your August Flower have
cured her, after many doctors failed.
Shecan now eat anything. and enjoy
it; and a. for Dyspepsia, she does not
know that she ever had it, "
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

1t is tr11r that >&.nto Domingo ma
hoyany, which w&;s the earliest used,
and II perhaps the richest in color
an'l figure, is comparatively scarce
in this market. und comes only III
k1lntll luS$ $tlt}unl over twelve fett
hing and fifteen inches IN diameter.
Ttr >antu Domingo forests have bccn
yir<ti1':: mahogany rvrr since Sir
Walter Hs&I.i%ll's slip rlrl~r,Iris nd
.ni1t4l t1ltt~wosnl :;;tiA Years ago. but
tllu tl1*,iu tztie btot.1a :t'tnl.Nlt1Al'lH tnr
i.s>+. than :4@lt> yi>:>t's**": f<<t.&yf how
&vtr. th>,~ j.: I''t,TttN .:t Il H.: 7;
ai1N1 t|st I+',ttlllttso,
u'flii, 41ttaV%1t wiz M brought to '1:1l'.
1stt. t'aiHtuli:ts II S<:"' t'r< !:.@.>:* =
s<:t<tt*:'.:} tjla{* :l,ol:N ilatttyStrsl = III
f>ulht iillt1vst,1ts is40=:th''
i1t<:3.;<r it tl1> i:-lurll ,'1:=or>lrr that
,,st: untouched forests Of :l1al4"-:iny
MA :lt{s r>t.tyt|1ltx| E.N&';ni4ffs>* (.
= T.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
Total, !: :
Which we offer you for,
= IA loss TO somebody Of
And a corresponding gain TO you.

TO eUIS{ttH1.N> ONLY Subscribers who
wn4l ke thtttal ~oA2 paying
A.4 Al1nnAt VIII
Wilt 'hrt and the two vnunt IT
-
United ntn Grants
Mr. ht l"n1z the rr1'
ynnd tho o people in
IL h"n wiling ' for
f million t'@" IN" |ut"d
opportunity I" buy Ut the low
General t;rnt> Mt111 "''+"t1
tin p hintnE hitherto sold ty
Magazine. the brightest and cheapest
of equal the t ~ M mngan and
fM
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

Morally Cairo il the champion
fatsclso.M factory in the world Il
know of nu reason fer li$lt'lievin@
tl.' rt.p'rt." >:ail ,1i1lomutist t" 1ne
there, "exrc1't that everybody here
says it IL true. After the death Of
tile late kllt.1ivt lo lp,:nur wis too
will for circulation ur crttltnce. Tie
dead l71ltr bad lnt.tI poisoned }H the
English that rf t1,r>t. was one TT
tlst' first. Contemporary Review.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

Atn TuII>i=l, ht;h:in par,t;u ii visitor
patiently =nhinittt1 tu tue v"ri>,,>
operations q: rubbing, kin.atliny u1tt.
t">'nn'"li'1- :t"1'la13':d n:::tla" treat
mrnt. When the sl'a1nlno wa> over
the uttrnu;t1it dried him WitllA towel,
after which hc dealt tllr lmtit''1t three
heavy a1l ennnr"1s hlowS>wlth tho
tiat Ut the l;lnl.
Mile ton1t.1rt'>t" tie victim r,jac~
,llatctl; whit did you strike me
fnr!'
"Ah! monsieur. don't let that
trouble you," " was the reply; lit was
only to let the other 1nA,l know that
l have done with you, and that he is
to Send INT the next customer You
sce, we huvcl't Il bell III this room. "
~Sirl1f.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

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she IL thF. yet *e il l<Hs' $40 'A Hheh q '''"'r III
May =:
And htr i'a1r e mt s1n.'ean titt1> ~ 't q
=% H1aft H. z. ~ /: *G=*#* " 4 .:* *:*
Il n lit$ = tle@
NJ "ItA*Ftfk stlfa !-htS ftt,===: ==: +: ::
Slit 4s;.jtUt{t Utz 11xt t:4litEHEt tet ts z. eH1
= < III NxS4f Y"
n >ntt "fIr 1lst tIf4# rsit1t1te kr tSffD;tLi a~
z" Wu1.ad. .#=** *;:|= *;#::|*==="==*"z% ="= >>'
rut wl,n al t,,:atlf ts kltId, Nltlt IT, [fF.s I'll
4 n4kii;xe tlf4S1tt Vt =:=:|$*===#=* *::*. *.:"
: f n1lf9a4 thi y I'd N }9xtt us@{tleuE+ Il: "
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10


.Aliltl,;t~.ll .4.1l: w.:tv, II fA1l hut l1,-
IT,: >,n,lt &c. til" Sl=,,y Of Lyons. Ia
printed sl'E.: tlry:=etrn to* bryGn}
them" It would l3,:. %t:-u1tz<> tt THY
,li'l nnt. Printing silk ~ co,n1ntr
at;vc*lE a 14cw prort;,:'. :::ln white
China un41 =alaturt1 1=:col'1ru1l== ln'llat1'
American makers hive lit El..t tn learn.
Thry !ln,n'rt +" Ia'tta1ls at: =1ntr~~>ra
frWl1 II rr;s4Jei,, aud *=so :irli,''ur" uiH>n
them" t1u1t n*thc yt.ar 1T grace l:h'
tl4trc will ltr 1ln nt:tta i'll t1ir nl'llli,h
TT cxltrts:=fVr ;::r,ttl A1uerlc;lI;> ~
"a III" :rutis=Ul' Ly,ott* m **t;t'1nHt tor
anything WIN; trt,zli ILL.,
t;tto;l tho >1'lu:r3f' vt;> :1tt:'er prn-
eminent 1tt=:=<cl lrt:t4 ,t11: ltt@W Lyons
ia'ol.a :l:t: {5/4l,n ,ts..sti, t|cts": or thr
;:a,&zeA tlAtit*.. t*t1t *:t1It>&r u;1','n trnna
Gaza i tl1<.:*:e0s&>.rti=t'ity Whtrr tiIat
tllty.a ia>4.1& it4ti Il 4ih1lA!s:.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

# lu=l*ltrt IL .ttlrc.: the: lte,'&1sar>ln=
: i.'al s.<i<>tx lit Washington, Mr.. ~,
II. li,,llnts sail that tls, cliff Dwell
<sr> i1itulitttl:4 l<;;:lxin about ~ l:1:,.t>
H.: N=V~ I:rG1antl autl embracing ro1:
items 1T Utah. Colorado, A1iztuu
New 1t>&Ngzl,:'l At.:x1tu, Originally
tlry>wt'rc rru''ahlv fnSitlvts from
some titrrr .rl1uitS n1Al sought
refuge in the earth. Gradually they
lt>t tl1oir warlikt spirit an1 Mvn,at'
like human rabbits. ln;steal1c aud
retiring. Thtn they hogan to cult.
vute the earth and to perfect them
selves in domestic urt>, such .l> lt11lld~
i,ly, wtavin. and pottery making, III
which latter art they lecame OK
1H,rt@
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10
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}t'tt,su Snakes %tt.t,r,,

ASA ttll,, vtnn,ilr1l.> snakes ~ltn'p by
,luy a,!1 wander abroad IN thu >}n41t:>
of tvvi1in& to seek tott1 o1*tllink or
inert tl>t.ir t1ut''- III tl:r Wtrnllmt1a:
Durirs tln ,lly rArli""ill II, found IL
1lis l,$41tli;r >l)u+u;ft eni|s] 1lpi1' s',lnn:
trt;rt4l spot. .::vh"rn the tv*tof men
nr le..zt> :arc hot wt,11t - disturb. -
Cincinnati C0'A'nF F1%::I;ll Gs.azntte, +: j.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

The l,iso14 liv.~ t!..: t,Ee Of from
'tirty tn fifty >tar>. the bull leiny
more long lived than the COW When
they grow very ull 10th bull und
COW become blind nnl lose their
teeth. 50 that they cannot provide
themselves with sufficient food. and
fiuully tiwinfllt' away and die. Phil
.d.'1pl.ia Ledger
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-06-10

\ gentleman was overlooking Il
:,uun ut .vork* Ill iiia grounds who
WAS '>tn ptyln@4<=n tank t'y 1nt,;1'r Of u
bucket into tic dram:
l.. w but Il l;tzT :frll>W''" h. thought.
~ c>tzlti ll=tI4:at tlutEt,t t,Nistr tn hls
oncc. ! Tho lllure l4,*:tl>>k4rl tht, NOR:
his Indignation l1lt.rH.1sce|. until :. III
Inst biz determined ttp>< ><14t1W**tl1t' man
how to tlu lit, work: .=** ""*** Are you int
.:r.haun"1, !t~sl>kc4l, tito pour u1t ,u
.ttto1A#tN,',1 tNs) 'tt tI11f>t. ;Nitls ii min
ute The ut1n StF14iod, bit said Iit
could bot well tlu 1l>{J1>' ''>Ncll. III
show you what tnu1't cau hc 'lnln'
:::$Sp he went to work with great z.1ll..
and poured out six or eight p;iils II
minute.
Now" hc said. tril1nl1'i1antl<~
handing hack thu pail. I've caught
ynu lesson hope you will profit
by it. "1'leasc your honor" said
tho man. "wo11l1 you be kind enough
to 20 on that way ;tl4otlur five min
utcsf "Whyt" Because never
doubted but six ]ail> could be poured
out in q minute, but what I want to
know is how long you could 90 on ut
that ratc"~ Washington Star.