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ard lex lie yother gals. -

ard lex tie yother gals "
mo; Meely's good girl--the hest
] know. Is that all:n
"Oh, NOM Dey gwine have or sup.
per, sot III de schoolhouse eend er dc
church. Datll be 90 cents an eat all
you wants er barbecue an pie. De church
don't git none er dat; hit all goes ter
dem wha' 'vides de vittels. But the
side table whar dey gwine sell cake an
candy an reasons an oringes an see
gyars will he all fer do paschure salry.
Sides dat he git do dime at do do too.
De church owes him $40, an dey had
ter promus ter git up somp'n would
make it fer him Chrismus, fore he'd
gree ter haptize any CT dem las con.
verts. He lowed his body wus DIES as
well wuth savin as dey souls, an he
wasn't gwino ruint his las suit CT
clothes in dc water 'dout he had de in
shorance er gittin money ten buy mo. y
II see. Does it como off Christmas
ever
"oh, nom. Hits gwine be SADLY
night in Chrismus De yother churches
an school tainments will be through by
den, so we git er big crowd. DE s'ciety
from town--de Sons and Daughters OF
Will Arise, say dey comm ont ter see
how us country niggers does, an wants
ter 'stonish UNI good one time sho.
"You want nae to help you?n
"Yessum; be metty proud Of you
will. got three dozen eggs. Ef you dies
let me heye de sugar an butter an -four,
I'll make two cakes fer do side table
an bake um in your big rosepans. Au
thought maybe you'd len me de money
ter git Meely's dress an shoes, al make
dc crown fer her, an len me You buggy
blankit ter go over dc cheer. Ef you
will hit'll be er mighty big 'con.:lcr-
dation.
HAS Nicely outgrown the white dress
I made her last summer
Nom, but hits been washed Sides
hit nuver wus nothin but swiss muslin.
Now she got ten have tarlton. Teacher
say queens don't nuver war nothin
else, an nuver puts one on dey back but
DIES de one time Hits boun ter be right
new.
"You had better get her yellow shoes.
She can wear them afterward"
Teacher say dey mus be red-dat S
what de town niggers will be spectin,
an dey shan't have no scuse ter laugh
of can help il. p"
"You want me to make the tress?'
''Yessum, eff yon will. ="
"And the CROWN"
"Ain't nobody but you would do it
fer me. -
do you want it like this?" show
ing picture of a royal diadem.
Nom, " said Aunt Charlotte. ''De
chilluns is gwinc W ar silver ones when
doy say dey speeches an Mist Pasco he
made um one fer err pattren. Hits DIES
er ban big 'nough to go on de head,
wild sharp p'ints stannin up around de
top. Meely's mus be dat way, too, only
COLE an bigger. y
''H-m-m Is that all you want?''
"Yessum-' ceptin tbs dem flowers
out yonder in de gyarden. An I'll sweep
dc yard, an make your soap in de spring
time, an irun all Miss Lucy's nice
clothes next summer.
81 know you will. you blessed Aunt
Charlotte said Miss Lucy Lee, run
ming in with her arms full Of finery.
"And Nicely shall be as fine as Friday
in this tarlatan dress of nine-I've only
worn it onee--and red sash and stock
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The first Christmas carol, as Milton
and Jeremy Taylor have said, was surg
by the angels on the plains Of Bethle
hem. This custom has prevailed in most
Christian countries and is perpetuated
in England and ON the continent. Gala
brian MINISTRIES still leave their moun-
tains during the last days preceding
Christmas for Naples or Rome, saluting
with their wild music the shrines of the
Virgin Mother, TO cheer her until the
birth honr Of the infant Jesus, now i,ear
at hand. The first Christmas carols Mere
hymns in honor of the nativity. They
afterward assumed more secular char
acter, many Of theta being songs Of rev.
elry accompanying the festivities Of the
season
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Put cupful Of bread crumbs into
half q pint Of milk, add Glove Of garlic
or q small onion left whole, blade Of
mace, lump of butter about the size Of
q pecan rnt, pepper and salt Let the
mixture boil until it thickens to the
consistency Of drawn butter. Tho onion
and mace are removed when it is put
into the sauce tureen. 1t is much dain-
tier and more wholesome than gravy.
Cold boiled ham is always served
with roast fowl in England, and those
who have so eaten 1t approve highly of
the combination. Chicago Record,
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ly erumpled in clothes and feelings.
While the speeches aud dialogues went
III she sat trembling and half blind,
only kept from running incontinently
away by the knowledge that her moth
er's eye was ON her. She knew what was
expected of her--that she would choose
Mr., Pasoo as king-and she hated him
so! II only she might choose Pete! But
he would not DO in the line. Aunt
Charlotte had managed to have him left
out. After he put her in the chair he
sat down on the pulpit floor back Of it,
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CHRISTMAS IN INDIA.
A Lazy Picnic Amid the Tropical Sur
roundings of Calcutta.


A Lazy Picnic Amid the Tropical Sur
roundings of Calcutta.
The sun shines gloriously overhead.
The sky is a pale. cloudless blue, and
the foliage around us shows every shade
and tint from brown to scarlet, from the
palest to the deepest green. Wesaunter
along the grass under the trees beside
the avenue and find quiet spot, with
q pool of clear water haunted by swans
before MS. The ground is carpeted with
soft grass and shaded with trees. On
one side, 300 yards away, is bank of
shrubs, with the most gorgeous variety
of coloring, from mauve and lilac to
crimson red; on the other three, cool,
restful green leaves. On such Christ
mas morning it is good to be alive.
Let us think of it as we shiver over
our fires in England. We spread our
rugs and coats on the ground and lie
down and smoke lazily. Presently the
Khidmutgars arrive with hampers We
do not move, for in India we have not
that irrational and idiotic notion that
a picnic is no picnic unless you wait
upon yourselves, lay your own lunch
and burn your own fingers over your
kettle. The lunch is admirable from
the solids to the fruit. from the drinks
to the ice. Nothing has been forgotten,
for once Khidmutgar has been taught
a thing he may be relied upon to do it
again with absolute exactitude on a
similar occasion till the crack Of doom
unless he is idiotic
A picnic is complete rest, with
nothing to do save to lie still and en-
joy. No one even talks unless the spirit
moves him. For the most part we sit
quiet, drinking in the beauty of the
scene. The servants pass silently to and
fro, handing dishes, which are accept.
ed or rejected as silently. 1t is waste
of energy to speak. Tho cool breeze fans
us gently. There are no mosquitoes. All
is peace. Last of all come the coffee
and the cigars Saturday Review
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ny II. X. MuNKIrTEIciS.

Draw up the chair about the logs
That sparkle bright and gay;
That in quaint flowers on the wall
In madcap frolic play.
Oh, toss all sorrow to the winds,
For this IL Christmas day.
What il the chilly winds without
About the chimney blow
And high against the frosted panes
Make minaFets OF snow
When Christmas. cheer this coy nest
With comfort sets aglowl
The happy child upon the floor,
With feelings luscious ripe,
Plays with the red toy animal
OF curious spot or stripe
While deep within his little heart
The birds Of springtime pipe.
he roams beneath his loaded tree
Beside tho inglenoolS,
Alive with candies, blocks and drums
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Modern Conyenienees.

Ole SANITY is a.comin, yoh nwagcr all yoh' We
got.
He has er CIR dat's mighty fine fur yoh ez like
ez not.
His reindeer il a-prancin undahneaf do north,
ern stars
An IF dc snow Rits melted he kin take lie cable
Washington star.
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That Santa Claus comes with rein.
deers simply means he's interested in
the wee little fellows still in lapland. -
Philadelphia Times.
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Glove, handkerchief, collar and cuff
boxes In great variety at the Masonic Hall
Book Store.
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is TOT COT ANY COLE PAfERs
ings as we'll as the shoes. And her
crown shall have II tiny sharp points
to it, one for each year Of her life and
mine. You know we were born the same
day, and have grown up just the same
size, 4"
Aunt Charlotte beamed all over.
"God love you, Miss Lucy You is
one good child. wus thinkin bout
dat dress all de way ober here-studyin
up how ! could git it. II your foots des
want so little dat Nicely couldn't git
mon her big toe in your shoes, I'd AK
you fer dem white slippers and let de
red stockin's do"
"Oh. she shall have shoes--never
fearl' Lucy said. holding the sash to
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AN OLD MAIDS VIEW.
KATE sANsoRN ON THE JOYS ANo
SORROWS OF CHRISTMAS.

She say. Ut should Re Exclusively Chill
drcn's Day The Ideal Found In the Home
Gathering What an Old Bachelor Con-
fesscd.
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tinn1
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Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. Send for test
monials, free.
F.. y. CHENEY & co, Toledo, o.
8-Sold by Druggists, Toe.
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STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO |

JUUAb OUNTI,
FRANK J. CHENEY mikes oath that he Is
the senior partner Of the firm Of f.
CHENEY & Co., doing business in the City
of Toledo, County and State aforesaid.
and that said firm will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS Tor each
and every case Of CATAERH that cannot be
cured by the use 1T Halls CATARRH
CUgE. FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn To Def re me and subscribed in
my presence, this 9Th day Of December,
A. ID. 1886
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Wedding receptions, dinners and
lunches speciality. Table ware to
hire to responsible parties. First
classwork only. Out-of-town orders
especially. Telephone connection.
April 80. "a
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Els, for decades. centu-
ries, cons, there has been
but ono authorized, STE
rcotyped, fatig II ! II z y
uniform view of this an
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GHERtFTs SALF-JOHN 81. MILLER,
- plaiath, VS.. Mamie smith, George "; L.
Smith der husbsndl. John g. taulsen. Mar
garet PEulsen his Wife, oah j olonnei.
-arAh L. Mcdonald Ibis wife. Adam uerhau-
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PENDANTS
Under and by virtue Of an order Of falsand do
oree Of foreolosure and sale issued nut u the
district court Of the first Judicial district Of ths
state ~ Montana in and for tho county o.
Lewis and Clarke. on the 9th day Of Janusrv
A. ID. 1891. In the above entitlsd action. wherein
obt.nod pd hs sSo'G and aa@ decree Of
foreclosure and sale A,Ainel above named
deiendAnts on the 2lst day OF August
4. d. 1857. for tho sum Of fA.4d57. besides in
terest COSTS and attorneys fees which said
decree on the 2lst day Of euguet u.
$50 recorded in judgment book No. ! OF said
court At fARe llr, J am commanded 20 soil all
ia certain lot piece or parcel OF land, situate,
lying and being IN tho county of Lewis and
clarke. tate Of kontana, and bounded and de-
LOT Numbered four ~ in block numbered
eight s), said lot beine bounded on the north by
} ighth avenue, on tho east 10y lot Numbered i've
81 In eaid block. on the south ~ an alley. End
on the west by lot numbered three ia) I sal /
block as said lots amt block are rum bered 60 .
ignatea and described on tbs plat and survey OF
said addition on file in the Office Of the comfy
clerk and recorder 81 evils snd Clarke county,
addition TO tho city Of Helena county Of Lewis
And Clarke.
Together with all and singular the tonements,
here1itamonts and appurtenances thereuntO be-
longing or in anywiee appertainnF
Public notice il hereby given that on Insfday
the afh day Of e IruarY A. ID. 1874. AZ Il o'clock
Of that day At the front door OF the court house
Helena. Lewis and Clarke county, Montana, |
will in obedience TO said order OF sale and decree
Of foreclosure and feo. sell the above doscr bed
property or 30 much thereof may ho
necessary 10 satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and COSTS 70 the highest aud hast bidder Tor cash
in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of January.
A. D. 1881. -
~ FRED J.. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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CONTACT FOR Clr nWpOn-rHE MON
a.. -,rsiss hiis For tha surriv of the hole or
ar 49, rart q is.uIN cords 81 god sound. mer-
chan able cordwcod. 20 b. delivered free ON care
n. Maf.ttlo. Muufara IhHlINrrY Co io Cufu
n,aulra boz later than she hrst day % April.
isgl Aud tu ho coutiuusd ~ thn rA'a ~ 1850
,or.i- "a 90 month until the Nhole l3,uu cords are
Ids 81 . = received until l2 O'Clock noon Of
Tns.day 80 hrst day - March and the terms
md conditions uuon which the cuutract Will Be
svr- 81 aimed may b. obtained upuu Application
10 the andersigned
fhs MnntAnN Mining company. lim ted, dass
not ind iiself 10 acoept the lowest " snI hiL
h. 4. bAALleS.
N.rysvius. Feb q lsgA
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ALIAS SUMMONS - IN TIT DISTRICT
n court Of tho First Judici.l distric, Of the
state Of Montana. Ia and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke.
.. r usy.Ord, plaintiff " " o.. Baker.
Frank Lsngford. Ella II. Baker, Georgia Lang
ford, W. r. cullen aud A. l.. smith detandsnis.
The state 81 M0ntaRa SENDS greeting 20 the
above named defendants.
Yon are hersby required to appear in an action
brought sgsinsi you ~ the e1ovs nainet pain
tih n the distri cnurt OF the First nd
district Of tho state Of Montana. IN an1 for the
county o. Lewis ana Clarke. and 20 answer the
complaint Med tie Elm, within too days eNcl4-
sve Of the day Of servcel after the service on yol
OF this HummOns. II served within this county
or A serye oul OF this county, but within th. lis
trict within twenty days 9th rvise within forty
day, or judgment by default Will 20 taken
against you according TO the prayer II sad com
lie said action is brou GIT 20 fo7eolosa a mort
gago on lot ~ aud DO feet Of lot q block q,
blake addition 70 tho city Of elena. county o.
LOWS and laIEe. state OF Montana, given -
defendants VI. II. aSer. lrank B angfnrG. Ills
h. Baker and 6oorgia Langford. 10 plaintiff,
dAtoi j. ly ~, 1855 - secure prgmissory note
Of defendants ". II laker and trank lang
ford, Tor no sum Z 1900 duo july 70, lt9i ven
by sad last named defe ndgn 10 plalutiu. and
int est thereon from Juiy g. 1892, IT per cont
per aunum, also a prumissory note for sh1. dAted
July ~ 1870 due July "a. 1898 llven " stno
parties 60 plaintiff and interest from July -.
lsl3 A. eight Der cent Ter anauin, ami 2iS ~
paid by piaintin Nov. =. 1883 beng county
taxes dus on he all premises; and sl2.ej paid
by plaintiff Zee ~ 1893. being city tfxes Que on
"a d premises, and interest on tAd last rAmed
sums from date Of payment az eight per cent
per annum and all attorneys Toss ana costs OF
suit and for Judgment against defendantes
rank Langford and " h aker. for any de-
fconcy and 10 bar and forCclcso the equity Of
redemption o. ali defendants IN sad premises
in which they claim some Interests AMI for FUR
Their details of said action reference is made 10
the comp aint flied herein.
And you are hereby notified, that n you fail TO
appear and answer the said compliant. As above
required the said plaintiff will apply O. the
court Tor the relief d mandcd in he complaint
herein.
Given under my hand and the sell Of the Dis
triot Court OF the kirs. Judicial Distrio.
oftha tate of Montana. in and
-s-- for the uunty Of Lewis aud
{ Seal FIRST } larke, this 1th day Of Feb
: Jud Diet. ruary. in tho year II our Lord
[ Court ono thousand eight hundred
N- and nine y-four.
JOHN BfAN. Clerk
BY q. q. FIREMAN. leputY tlerk.
Edward G.. hussel. attorney for plaintiff.
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LAS SUMMONS - IN THE DISTINCT
a court ~ the First Judicial district % the
state OF MontnnA IN and ,ur the county OF
ShIr-s Ell and Jac01 nre,fas. oopArtuers
~ WI. Drolfus a 20. PLAINTIFF. " 4. Harms.
aefenuan
The state Of Montana sends greeting to the
shove named defendant
Non are hereby required T. appear in az seton
brought AGAINST you by the above namei pisinlt-s
In the district court - the First judicial district
Of the state % Montana. IN and Tor the county %
Lewis ami CLARKE. and 20 answer ths complaint
tiled therein within en- days exclusive % ths
day Of seryicel after the service on yon Of this
tummonA n served within this county. Or AZ
serve-i out Of this county but wt az THIS isirteG
within twenty days, otherwise WITHIN forty Gays,
or Judgment by default will be taken AgAtnstyou
according TO the prayer Of SAID complaint
ihe sala actioa A. brought 10 recover Judgment
AGAIN defendant tor the sum - sLliu. with
intere.t from SEPT I. isal, a. the rate Of - par
cent per an nm. for ggods, ware' aud mgrchan-
dice sold ana deiivereu by pia' 10 defend
an AZ fcndants special vance aud request
between JuIy $40 and h o.. J. i-li. " ia. value
~ he agreed price and for which defendant
promised Co. pay plaintiffs therefor the cum u
s. lla $50. upon whIc h sum there has boon paid
the sum 81 sta-2. that plaintitis demanded ay
flsed ard neglected sud suil refuses ara nes-
locts to pay the ZANE 90 any Part thereof, a.
thot 81 pas Due aud demanted' that defendant
has uurnafuuahly and VefnttnuhIy delayed the
"a ment OF snid sum ever SINCE ept ,, 1871.
Ana YOU are hereby notified that " you fail 10
smear snd ausWar the said complaint. A. shove
rsiuired the said plaintiff will take iudgu ont
against sou tor stiio. with interest thereon from
sent 4 1871 At the rate ~ ~ per cent pr An
ANN and cnafa a fulf
Given under ms hand and the seai 81 the dis
trirf eturt ct the fir.f judicial district % the
STATE 81 Montana. iu end for the
- county Of LOWS and tlarke
zeal First this fh day oi kehruary. fn the
7 lind Inst year % our Lord one thou aud
l tarrt. elght hundred and ninety our.
N~- JOHN hEAA ClorN
liz a. g.. fuHEuAN. lapuT iera
D.. Purcell. atlornes Tor pla .ntth.
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