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For tickets, rate timetables and other infor-
nation call OIL address
General Passenger Agent, 1860 penusylyania sve.
nuc, Washington d. c. "''
City Passenger and ticket Agent, 7s2 Main Stree,
LynCbburg, Va -
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A. GOLDEN, druggist, Birmingham.
Ala, writes: please publish some OF
the testimonials have sent you for
Japanese Pile Cure" Sold by Christian
g. Barhee. Cd gNSp
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was passin from tho strugglin town of
faiu Hill to tho cntcrprlsin settlement of
Last Chance when crittcr ovcrtakcs mo
In humble way and mockly observes:
| Stranger, we know not what "a day
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= r j,m.. " o,. sfonO RSN
comcth up like M AyH&}
flower and ar cut ~ 4 F.
down" IL
Trooly, my ~ AM But A WORM"
friend, trooly From yer languidgc I
should infer that yo was humble worm
Of tho dust
Yea, am but u worm.''
! And what pcrticklcr limo mr. yc worm
in In now, If it hain't strictly private biz
ncss?''
"a archin," he replies with n mourn
full sigh and several shakes of the head
'a-s' archin fur waterfall and "a lake be-
low it, with islands and green shores
wharon yc kin sot rs night wraps her
mantle about her, and the mcddcr larks
and whippoorwills cum down to give up
to thar sad cnoshuns."
THAT would be too rich fur the blood
of SIGH humble worm as 1 am. I'm not
cXpcctin to live in heaven and Cherokee nj
the same time. When Pm done with one.
hope to take t'othcr. Into each life n
lectlc rain must fall; also man dicth and
wastcth away, and whar is he?
And we know not how soon we may
die. Likewise, Il bird in the hand is with
two i'll the bush Humble worm of the
dust, yc kin unburticn yer woes to me in
strict confidence. / take it that the part
ncr of yer busum is no more on top the
arth?"
NO moro, no moro, he sadly replies IL.
his cmoshuns was visi bic to tho naked eve.
And the bereavement is of recent
datc?'
jest two weeks ago today. It's only
within the last two days that the humble
worm has begun to feel frolicsomc ag'in."
The lamb and the widower may frolic.
and mans inhumanity to man makes
countless thousands mourn"
Yea, stranger, yea. But we kin not al
lus sorrer.''
! Not if wo kin find second wife, and
l think We kin. 1 think we kin not only
find her, but within the hour the sadness
which now occupies the chambers of vel
soul will hev bin crowded out to make
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HE WAS BUT A WORM
iJuMPIN JOE OF CHEROKEE MEETS
A YEARNlNG STRANGER.

And From Purely Philanthropic Motives
He Leads Him To Where n Loving widow
Waits and Installs Him Into the Bosom
of Her Family.
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Tor Malaria, Liver TrOu-
bic, or Indigestion, use
BROWN'os IRON BITTERS
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may bring forth,
and the wind
'blowcth whar she
listoth."
Il hcv observed
that sho do" SCI
], land procrasti-
lnashun ar tho
thief of time.
Eyes, she be,
and he that seek
eth truth sceketh
a jewel of great
price; also, wo
concth up like u
flower and ar cut
<1n,x-,, -
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Southern
Railway.
(PIEDM0NT AIR.LINE.)
LyhchDurg, va, July ], 1871.
Washington and Southwestern
vestibuled Limited
Great Southern Fast Mail.
Lynchburg. Va, July 1, 1894.

Close connections made at Lynchburg
with Norfolk and Western trains. Ele-
CANT service and fastest time 10 all
points North and South.
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Tho widdcr was
barchcadcd, bare
armed and bare
futtcd, but the
way she mado tho
dust fly as she
handled the hoe
had IA soothin cf-
feet on the hum
bic ole worm, who
had ut fust seem
ed on the pint of
gallopin off. When
the widder cum
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shs likes to Earn as Well as spend.

Mrs. Johnston, a member Of Sorosis,
speaking Of the woman in business. SAYS:
"Business is congen.si TO woman. She
likes 20 earn money az well as she likes to
spend IT, She has her own dainty way Of
doing IT,. She likes TO earn money in gen
tie. wOmanly ways. But business life is
different. A woman goes into il by force.
not by choice. She takes into II her faith
fulness and integrity and meets craft
cunning and greed. She shriuks from the
wrong she finds. II she submits TO the
fattery Of men, II she advances herself at
the cost Of giving up her dignity. sacriGc-
ing her ideals, she has lost something she
never regaius. and by lowering her stand
ard she lowers the status Of all woman
kind II isn't business so much AZ bust
ness methods, the woman in the business
world, the woman in the social world.
that make tie business life hard for "A wo-
man. As for the business education. a
business man is said Co be- better educated
than scholar because Of his practical and
broad experimental knowledge. So a bust
mess woman has leisure % read. 20 study.
20 entertain. m come in contact with life
under an its forms that the domestic wo-
man lacks. As an element DO "a business
education for women club life is impor-
tant, as b. Is founded on fundamental
business principle. TO teach women a. De
helpful 70 each other and useful to the
world
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al once saw. said Bertram Reynolds Of
Boston, ''an imported farm, the soil as
we'll as the products being absolutely for
eign to the surroundings. This was in
one Of the coolest parts Of Manitoba, where
! was entertained by family which had
retained it's love for milder regions and
crops. The bill Of fare was necessarily
meager, but some Of the vegetables were
30 bright and green that / could not help
asking how they were preserved so we'll.
To my surprise, learned that they wers
cultivated In a garden patch or a minia-
ture farm, the soil OF which had been
brought from warmer regions so as 20 in
sure a fertility not found In the region Of
ice The vegetables themselves had been
grown from imported seed and owing to
the care and protection they had had they
were a perfect luxury. The expense of
conveying the soil in barrels such a long
distance would prevent any but compare
lively wealthy people from trying the ex-
pertinent, but my friends had made IL
hobby. The only other case Of earth i'm
porting that / have met with is that done
by the shah Of Persia. The traditions Of
his country prevent his treading on for
eign soil, and when he makes "A trip in
foreign nations his attendants carry "a sup
ply Of Persian soil some OF which is placed
in his shoes, practice which accounts for
the great Inconvenience walking always
appears TO be 20 his majesty when abroad"
st. Louis Globe Democrat
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InE FARMER.

Feed farrow COW all she will eat to fat
ten her.
Both large and small fruits do best in a
black clay soil.
Good roads increase the value Of farms
contiguous TO them.
A creamery should not be started until
the milk Of $50 60 800 cows Is assured.
Cleanse the feet Of your work horses every
day. aud they will not gct dry and hard
Teach young pigs 20 drink early and give
them an the skimmilk they can get rid o.
Every farmer should have a good garden
and IN that case should raise bis own seeds
Success with poultry requires four things
pure water, wholesome food. clean quar-
ter and good care. Try il this winter
Nearly 100000 worth OF potatoes, beans
and peas were imported 70 this country
last year These ought 70 be profitable
crops.
Housewives in orange growing districts
are substituting oranges for soap Theacid
in them cleanses woodwork and floors beau
tfully.
When honey is taken from the hive. keep
q Ia the driest and wnrmest nom 10 the
house IL absorhs moisture Ia damp place
or a cellar and loses lis flavor.
Ia case Of FIRE. Il horses refuse 70 walk
out Of the stable with blanket over their
heads, try Harvesting them. This has been
known TO induce many horse to let him
self be saved Comfort.
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plaYep FooL Io soME PURPosE.
Tow Yankee skipper saved valuable
Cargo Prom the british.


uOno Of the neatast things which n,
member Is the sharp trick played upon an
English naval officer boy a Yankee skippei
during the last war with Frgl-ad, safe
the old timer. During he time - aoiua
hostnities a small schooner laden with
silk, wines and brandy, and belonging ia
Stoninrton. Conn. was hailed on her home
ward passage hy British armed brig,
when a conversation something Ike TINS
took place between the commanding officer
of the brig and the captain Of the schooner
"sSchooner ahoyr called the officer.
sUallor responded the Yankee
"sNyho commands that schooner
Brother Jonathan used TIA, but due
neaow
Brother Jonathan-who the devil is
hcN
WHY, you must he a darned fool not
% know Brother Jonathan-cvery body in
taown knows him.
''Send your boat aboard
Don't know whether / shall or not,
for the boats all soggy, and hain't got
DO new clothes Brother Jonathan = got
a new coat. aud IL he's mind 10 10 be
NAV, but ana SURF / shan't
Strikcr shouted the Britisher.
strike Why. haven & nobody here
20 strike but dad He's cnokiug, and he s
crazy. aud IL I strike him he'll strike back
again. 80 it's no use.
"'Nhat are YOU loaded with
Bale goods and hens and hens hus-
bands and hohgoblins and long faced gen
try
"'Where are YOU bound to-
'StoniugtaOwn
"nv this time Brother Jonathan had
boarded the brig, where he was compelled
90 remain until the schooner was eNamin-
ed by the British officer. Tho officer, who
had gone board the schooner, kept ON with
his examination.
Where's your bale goodsF
"'Therc they be, said the Yankee skip
per. pointing 10 some bundles Of clap
boards and shingles which he had taken
with him on his outward passage as a Gov
eriug for his cargo.
lyon fool, do you call them bale
goods
why, sartin Don't youN
Where's your hens and hens hus-
bandss'
There they be, in that ar coop there
Where's your hobgohlinsf
There they be, in that ar tother great
large coop there.
80 Where's your long faced gentry"
There they be, IN that ar pigstye.
Have you got anything TO drink on
boardf
1--WE had some rum when we came
away. but the Gags way down under the
load. and II you try you can't get it. So
it's no use
1.-THE British officer, having received but
little satisfaction and having no doubt be
come disguised at the seeming Ignorance
Of the Yankee, returned on board his brig
In no good humor. Then, after ordering
Brother Jonathan a dozen stripes with the
ropes end, 20 teach him wisdom, may
hap, he left the poor simple creatures 70 take
care Of themselves. That they could do so
was evidenced BY the fact that the schoon-
er arrived az Boston with a cargo valued
at SlOo, 900. boston Herald.
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A LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
n court Of tbs First Judicial district Of tho
state - Montana IN and for tbs county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
Frederick Towon. William Eowen aud ara r.
lhomuson, as hoNsn fros. Ihompson plain
~ iagard rindroa dsiendsnt.
The state Of Montana sends greeting 70 tins
Above named defendant fuWara urtnarodi
lou are hereby required b. appear In "a action
truught sEanst Jon b the above named plai ntin =
81 tho state u Montana in and Tor the county OF
lsEis and Clarke, and 70 answer the complaint
hod thorrin within ten days teHclualFs % the day
~ nerFicel after tho service you Of thus sum
ons, II served within this county or.f served out
Of this county, bat within this district. within
Judgment b. defnult vi b. taken aSAinnt y0l
according 10 this prayer % said complaint.
De- "a Atom a. Drouaut tu lecuFer tls sun
- ,Zilii. besides interest ugo- two noe &C
DAYS payable o. i'm kelleter, OF order. FOR
stlAt. with interest Al ~ per cent an d .signsd
10 rlalutl1a hs utuer. enocufsd Oct. "a ieiA
due "a " days. PAYABLE 10 hsrohants National
etns, Helena. Montana for si,ssj signed b.
! a dIiodrod Co a. principals and fogen
lro'. 4 . homp.on a. surotiss and paid Oh b.
plaintiffs herniu
tnd Yuu are hereby notihsd that II you fail 10
aufnsf sn1 ansEer the said complaint - above
required. ths said plaintiff viii taks default
tore anu casts 81 suit
ivsn under ny hand and the seal Of the die
ifirt court 81 The First tudioisl district Of the
fia's - ! utanA n and Tor the
county - Lssis and tlarks
ca First this l3lh day d febraar,. IN the
'ua. , ht ysAr % our Lord one thousand
49, JOHN BEAN CLERK
- q, O. lhuMts. Deputy sisfk
Smith A Nord. AttsTnsJs for p.Aiatias
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THE ooDrTV

In Germany a law forbids restaurateurs
20 serve beer 70 people eating fruit
At the beginning Of the eighteenth cen
tury people were hanged Ia Great Britain
for the Illicit manufacture Of salt
Cuthbert, Ca, is said 20 include among
its inhabitants a colored woman q years
old who measures but 3 feet in height. In
all other respects she is perfectly formed
The Dictator Francia Of Paraguay once
made law that all men and boys should
we,lr hat of some kind, il only a brim, so
that they might show respect 10 superiors
by taking IL OF
IL is a curious custom in Scotland that on
the death Of person, as soon as the corpse
is taken from the room, all the chairs are
turned upside down that there may be
nothing for the ghost to sit down upon
should he return.
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NATHESON q GO
eoLD BLOCK.

ALIAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTRICT
"A court Of the First judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana In aud for the county OF Lewis
%. n. Gaylsrd, plaintiff, " ". II. Baker.
frank LAngiord. Ella n. baker, Georgia iAns-
lord, W. h. Cullen aud A. l.. smith defsndante
Tue state % Montana sends greeting TO tho
above named defendants,
You are hereby required 20 appear an an action
brought against you ~ the above named plain,
IN IN the district ccprt OF tho Fret judicial
district Of the state Of Montana In and Tor the
county OF Lewis and Clarke and 60 answer he
complaint fled the Gin. within ton days lexolu-
eve Of the day OF servicel after the service ON you
Of thls snnmSh served within i ,his eJjaay
trtcL within twenty days; oth@rWtse within forty
day., or Judgment BY defAnlt will be taken
against you according TO the prayer Of said com
The sAid action IL brought to fersoloss -,oit
gaze on lot 10 aud 10 feet Of lot v block q,
Lewis and Clarke state of MontAns, given b,
defendants W. II. faker Frank Angford. lila
II. Baker and Georgia LAnsford. 20 plaintiff
dated July "a. 1888 70 secure a promissory note
Of defendants W. h. baker aud Frank i.Ans
fond. for the sum q 500 due July o. 1898 given
BY said last named defsndsn 70 plaintiff aud
interest thereon from July 70 1899, at per cert
per annum; also promissory note for 500. dAieN
SSy - isS a9e JUL ~ lsSs t i've, b lane
lsys, at eight pr cent per anaumi and sls n
paid BY plaintiff Nov. n. 1898 hsing county
b. plaintiff Dec ia. 1875, bsins city tsxes due on
- premises, aud interest on TAD last named
sums from date Of payment 81 eight per cent
per annum. and t135 attorneys foes aud COSTS II
suit and for Judgment against defendantr.
rank LAngford and W n. tAker. for any ne
hciency; and 70 bar and foreclose the equity of
redemption % ali defendants in said premises
In which they claim some interest. snd for fur
ther details Of taid aetieD. rsforencs is made to
the complaint filed herein
And you are hereby notified, that II y0u fail 90
appear and answer the said complaint ~ above
REQ aired the said plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief demanded In his complaint
herein.
iiVen under my hand aud tho sell Of the Dis
trict Court OF the FIRST Judicial Distric.
81 the etate OF MontAna, in and
-- fer the County Of Lewis and
Seal First } tlarke, this It'll day Of feb-
( Jud. Dist ruary, in the year Of our Lord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
N---r~ and ninoiyfour.
JOHN BFAN. Clerk
by @. o. fREEsiAN. leputy Clerk.
Edward G, hussel. attorney for plaintiff
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

kIINkS
NEw YORK. March Bar silver, 90.
Cspper-Dull. lake. g972H.
Lead-Firm. domestic. tal0
he stock msrkot to-day. after a weak open
ing, quickly developed strength and the general
tendency throughout was in the direction OF
higher prices. AZ the close Of business the tone
was buoyant and compared with yesterday 5
closing sAles final prices rhowed an advance
rangirg from = 10 per cent a. follows SUI
ear common ~; do preferred 3. Iowa Central
preferred ~; st. Aul preferred \: do common
lh burlington 4 Quincy IL. Rock Island Il,
Northwestern IA; Chicago Gas and CordAge Ia
and Electric per cent The only decline eK-
cscd ng fractional was Lead preferred. which
went down psr cent. BoEds strong.
Governments
ttroleum-Aotive; April sOa sOAc.
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CHERlFF's sALF-BY VIRTUE OF ANEXE-
- cution In my hands, issued ont OF the dis
trict court Of the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. IN and for the county OF Lewis
anu OlarEe. in the SUIT of Mary IA. epelimAn
against Patrick spsllmAn, duly attssted the 9Th
day of February, A. ID. 1854 1 have levied upon
all the right. title and Interest OF the said Pat
rick HpelIman In and 70 the follO wing described
prop srty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county.
state of Montana via
1he south half Of lots 20. 90 and 81. and all OF
lots 81 %. ~. in block 3 Helena TOWNSHIP
Notice 10 hereby gwen that on the ID day OF
March, A. ID. 1891, between the hours Of niHe
clock a. and fve o'clock D. m. Of said day.
to-vit. Al n o'clock OF said day, at the front
door Of the court house In the city Of Helena.
said strisE speilmsn In and 10 ths said above
described property, TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the It'll day OF
February, A. ID. 1891. -
fRKD Z. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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RESTAURANTS.
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THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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Elderly Maideu-This is 30 unexpected.
Mr.. Weilalong that-that you must give
Iue time.
Elderly Iover-Time, Miss Rebeccas DO
You think there Is any 10 sparei-Chicago
TubuW
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AN IMPROVED RANCH.

100 aoros bottom land. on = river under fence.
dwelling. harm. stable cofralls. tool house. Ice
house blacksmith shop; excallent location for a
email store stopping place. poet tfice on tho
PREMISE 4 Gal mines being developed within
mile. Excellent timber $50 down, balance in
yearly payments Of 500 Price go Dor ACro.
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A LONG TRAM
of diseases follows bad blood and innrtiv.
liver Every one knows when their hlood
IA impure aud liver sluggish; pimples al
bolts appear, or they feel drowsy, wcAk,
tircd and thick headed.
We want 60 teach YOU how 70 -
fight &C. Begin IN time Plenty ~W
~ fresh air exercise, and Or. frNsH&K
pier,ss's C}oldan Medical Dis N|IP sov-
cry, viii hiring YOU out ~ Of dan
ser The reason ~ " Diet,ov-
cry cnriches and ~ purihes the
blood and renders <F the liver a..
tive As the AW germs OF disease
enter the cir <(ftE culatory system
through tho s<nNW liver, they can be
resisted atr there and IN the blood
In M|NV those scrofulous condi-
tions <R OF tho blood which invite
At catarrh, bronchitis and end
<trr IN Consumption, you have the
Nv means OF prevention and cure
" You can save yourself from Grip,
Malaria, or Fever by putting oil the functions
of the body In a healthy state, besides building
up hediihu dcsh. by taking the " Discovery
Better than all the emulsions OF Cod liver oil
which put on fat hut no, wholesome flesh.
g. NJ n is guaranteed 20 benefit or cure all
blood disorders, or money refunded.
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HELEsA. Hsnt.. Feh Q. f-4t
Compliant having baau entered a. this nj "a.
~ frrest o. Wright against frauk HateEin-
soa fur ABANDONING bic homestead sntrr So.
at-1, dated MaT q la,l. uD.n The ~ = sarrI...
z, township DO q. range ~. ia Lsuis All Isrra
coaatg AontanA with view 20 tho cane lIsfI .r
81 sad eutr1; the fsid paEtisa are ferabr ,r....
moasd to appear A. tnis afhcs on the I.tl a. o
March. 1886. a 10 o'clock a m. 10 respoaI sr.l
furnish testimony concerning said q Irrrf 49,
aoament 1EO. y. BOJhOJIN.
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