The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1895-03-02
Items Of Interest.
queen Lii has five years TO think

queen Lii has five years 60 think
it over.
The Delaware Indians have dis>
solved their tribal relations.
Ex-Governor Hogg, Of Texas,
will start daily morning paper at
Dallas.
A young couple in japan can be-
gin housekeeping very comfortably
on five dollars and half.
In Argentina the names Of the
boys and girls, who play truant
from school, are published In the
newspapers.
| Women are pushing to the front.
A woman in Chicago is now learn
ing how to sharpen a lead pencil
properly.
The musical instruments OF Java
are the djenglonglentik, bonangge-
dch, sarongpekinlentik and the
kemonpeninga.
Mrs. Brown Potter says she is
welded to the stage. An exchange
insinuates that the match was
never made in heaven.
The Atchison, Topeka ard Santa
Fe Railroad Co. has the largest
capital of any corporation in the
United States. 1t is capitalized at
$3.50, 3s4, $50.
Dan Emmett, the author of
"Dixle," is living at Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, in rather straitened circum-
stances. He will be "a years of
age next May.
THE Free Trade party has always
catered to the poor mans votes.
Exchange.
Yes, and in order to have poor
mems votes to cater to, it is doing
its best to keep them poor
Iu Chicago, A. Staniewicz and
Stanislawa Szynikiwicz, were mar
rled one day last week. The fol-
lowing day Antoni Iglinski and
Branislawa Badnicka found their.
way to the hymeneal alter. What's
in name.
Some of the ranches in the West
contain millions of acres of land
and are enclosed by ebarbed wire
fences. There is one pasture in
a Texas, so large that it takes four
) tand fifteen minutes for an express
= train, to cross it. fs. J..
Adolf Mathews, living IL miles
north of Sand Coulee, became tired
of this world and proposed to
try another. He placed the stock
, OF Winchester rifle against the
wall of his cabin, inserted the
muzzle in his mouth and pulled the
trigger. 1t was success.
John L. Stevens, Ex- Minister to
Hawaii, who died recently Of VAL
vular disease OF the heart, was ct
one time Universalist preacher.
Just before his death, while in
\ dol nj, ba 1o,,
pulled up the flag but never pulled
it down"
Miss Vanderbilt, who has Just
come out, says she will "never
marry moth-eaten relic of foreign
nobility" and the press of the
country is paying her the compi-
ment of saying that the young lady
seems to be possessed of almost
human intelligence.
! Thirty years ago the democrats
! in the legislature of Missouri in
dignantly removed the portrait of
Abraham Lincoln IRON the hall OF
the Assembly. Now that the
: popular branch of the Legislature is
;. controlled by the republicans they
have ordered that the picture be
, replaced.
In the matter OF religion, the
. various Presidents of the united
states believed as follows Wash
ington, Madison, Munroe, W. H.
n Harrison, Tyler, Taylor, Fillmore,
t Pierce, and Arthur, were Episco-
O palians; John Adams and J. O.
: Adams were Congregationalists;
Jackson. Polk, Buchanan, Cleve-
q land and Ben. Harrison were Pres
: byterians; Lincoln. Johnson, Grant
and Hayes were Methodist; Van
Buren was Reformed Dutchman;
} Garfield was Disciple; and Jeffer-
: son, an Infidel.
Cheap WOOleHs,