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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
Die erffe Meife Der eibertp 9ea.

Die alte ssirma 8anomater & 8rotpn
bat fir bic pertiefte Srontisite Der Dat
Sua. an Der 6. Snubs, in pbiIabsIpbia.
Elm l3 bel SUB srUbes @emdlbe. .Dis
erite 8eiie Der SreibeitssIpde, Septbr.
l777" barite(enb. nit srobem &oitens
aufpanbe aufertisen lafien. Das Sub,
iect su oem @emdIoe 1T benz ReboIutionss
frieSe entnommen, Der 9biIabeIpbia
mebrfa6 uno fiir Idnsere 3eit in ieiuen
Serei6 sos. 8om September 1777 bis
sum Stunt l778 bielten befanntlih bic
gnsIdnoer bic Staet Der 8ruberIiebs
beiebt.
@s mar unmittelbar mad Der bIutisen
Sbladt am 8ranbptpine III. Septbr.
l777), in tpeIber bic 8oIoniaItruppen
unter General @aibinetpn $4,000
Wann) bon ben gnsldn6ern, perltdrft
cur6 bic bon beuti9en Sirfen per'
i4a6erten &esimenter (18.000 Wunn
iiarf) sei9Iasen puroen, aIs laut Be'
idIuB oes GonerriieS - tpdbrenb bic
@nsldnSer eeeen bic Stabt anridten-
bic SreibeitssIode uom Tburme berab.
eenommen, auf einen nit pielen Bferben
beipannien Waeen seiebt unb besleitet
pom DtilitGr unb pieIen patriotiiden
8iirgern, ipelde nit Sad unb Bad bic
Staot psrIieben, elIieit tpessefiibrt
ipurbe.
Die Snbrt sins bic OIb Yorf 8Oab
(ober Bife) nab Trenton uno BON bort
unter Der @sforte pon Truppen aus ben
Staaten 8ireinia unb Norib Carolina
su Bferbe unb su SUB tpeiter iiber Berg
uno Jbal unb burd bic fait nod sars
pertpilberten Weee nah bsm frieblihen,
bon W6briiden 8ribern betpobnten
Dbtf6en 8eibIebem. 9luf Der Sabrt
our6 lebteren Ort brad Der Waeen un'
ter Der 2ait oer @Iode. ipobei lebtere
leidt beiddoist tpurbe, Sroboem tpurpe
cas beiIise Symbol Der SreIbeit peiters
seibleppt. @erabe bisie Ssene 1T bonn
8iinitler aum 8oripurf feines 8smdlbes,
Oas iebt bic ssront Der DAT Sal fdmldt,
sepdblt porben.
BefanntIid ipurbe bic @Iode bon
8etbIebem mad glaentopn sebradt, mo
iie i'm 8eaer Der alten 3ion's reformirtsn
&ir6e aufbenabrt ipurbe bis bic 9efabr
uorilbsr mar, tporuuf iie bann tpieber nod
Bbilabelpbia sebradt ipurbe, na6bem
8aibinston bic S&ladt BON Wpnmoutb
geiponnen bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

Ser Munid, fiir bic selebrten lateini'
i6en Jlumen unierer 4fansen beutite
einsufdbren, III tpobt ausemein. g9ir
baben ia aud bic anidaulidfen 9amen
sur Sanb. liebIide uno i6eImiibe unb
teoeutiume; man fann iusen, bub uniei
Bolt ii6 bel Der Namenssbuns ieiner
Slumen bi6terii6 betpabrt, sepifer.
muben einen postii6en @arten seidaffen
bot, um ben natiirIiden anmutia su be.
nennen, Die Snpierieteit 1T aber biz
5uae Der 9tameu. fur mande 8Han3en
eibt es mebr ais bunbert Senennunsen
BeIbe ioa ba sur aaBsmeinen. bas beibt
sundbit pifeniduftliden @eltune er'
bcben peroen9 Ser Deutide Sprad'
perein bat nun sipei Breiie bon 600 uni
400 Warf aussei6rieben fur Arbeitsn.
peI9e bis Gnoe 1896 an ben 8orfben
ben DR.. Mar Sdbns in Berlin abSulie'
fern Iino unb unteriu6en iolen, auf mel
dem gese mir su elmer einbeitIiher
bsutiden Namensebuns selansen tbnn'
ten. iOipsit es oas 8epIrfnis Der Sdul
erforbert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

Die ruiiii6e DiitsI, bieisS furdt.
bare llnfraut, 1T pIbBIid aus ben beiOsn
DafOtas, mo iie 10 perni6tenb tpu6ert,
nad Oem Often perpFanst poreen. Wan
bot lie su Weebapten an Der Weit Sbors
giienbabn i'm Staate 9tsip gOrt enibsdt.
SOats iis bort SUB fah,n, 70 1T ibrs Der.
breituns i'm Often in firseiter Sriit su
beilrbten. Denn cine eln3iss bieier
DiftelpianSen treBt idbrli& 10000 Sas
meni6rner. Der Iderbuuistreidr iasis
in ieinem Iebten Sabresberidte. oab iit
bic Diitel bsreits nber 10000 Auaorat.
meilen Oes 2unbsS perbreitet babe, in Der
belOen DofOtus, DiinueiOta, 98tsconiin,
Sona, Nebrasta unb QSpoming. Del
S6uben, ben iie in pieiem Sabre setbar
bat, pirb auf 8 bis 5 Uliqionen Dollars
sei6dBt. Ser Sefretdr warnt bic 6ar'
mer Des 2anbeS Dor Der raplosn 8srbrei
tune oeS llntrautS, uno foreert aur al
semsinen enereii9en ausroitune OeheI
ben auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
I'm Shninnfilhtiae.

Der lluiepeidnete. Der ourd elm sep0bn
Iidss @ittsI Jur 8elunObeit pisbsr berssltsIli
wuros. nadoem er eini9e Sabre lang on einet
idusren eun9entranibtlt uno Der sefiirtisten
srantbeit, S6winoiudt seIitien bate, bat Elm
ercbss 8erIarseu ielnsn WitIeiosnoen ba'
Rtitsl Der Seiluns betannt su MAIDEN VIE
0teisni9sn Die 60 uerIanaen, mito er freunoIihit
(aOntnfrsD cine abiduft Der 3ubersitnns
idIdsn, psIdje fie als cine fi1ere SeiIuns fur
Sdwinbiudt, aftbma. eatatrb, 8ronhitas unr
ale pals. uno 9ungen.ar anibelteH huoen wer.
ben. gLbofft cns alle 9eioeno. iein Ssimitts
probirsn weroen, oa es iebr uertbuol il Die
itnigsu weIde Die 3ubereitnn9 perlangen uelfs
lbnsn uidts toiten miro, luo Elm Se9en fur M
isin mag, uOlen sefdaisit gbrw. Gbwarr
". lion, BrOotIpn, y. o.. aooreliiren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
RprSetts Steuer.

Sn Der Icaoemie be Otebecine ,u
Bars ipurpe tiirslid Der Brief zines
Serrn Glaperie aus GarbeS perleien, ben
mir i'm 5olsenbsn pieoergebsn: -,Sm
AusenbIid, ba bic Sunse WeIt iiber bic
gntpblferuns Sranfrei1s in Iufrssuns
1T, ba bic 8esieruns aae mbsIiben
bpsienif6en unb seiunobeitliden Mub'
reseln trlift. UNI bic Sterblibteit su per'
minoern, balten mir in unierer @isen.
idaft als Sransoien eS fur uniere 8Hitt,
uuf cine. 2anbpIuee binsuipeiien unb
auaenblidlid oas Seilmittel ansusm.
pfsblen. bas eIei6seitis eine ginnnbmes
queae fur ben Staatsihab biIben tpirb.
glQe 4erste iinb einis bariber, bab bic
2Orietts, bic ben Wasen einbradsn, uno
bic 2eber berabspdneen, 8erbauunssbe'
idperben peruria6en unb Der freien
Ausoebnuns Der 8ruit lid wioerieben.
aoriette peruria6en iomit StDrungen i'm
Orsanismus, bic auf bic anberen Genes
raiionen ibsrseben uno ii6 seraoe 10 ipis
Der Alfobolismus unb bic Sdnineiubi
psrerben. Da bas 9oriett pieI mebv
cine 2urustleiouns, alS Elm notpenpiser
aleibunsssessntonO 1T, 70 i6nnts ID
ebenio gut telteuert perben. pie elu
2iier NltoboI Ober Elm 8iIOsromm Gabat
Die Soriett' Steuer pGroe nur bic rer.
bdltnibmdbis reiden 8Iafen Obsr oi,
8samtenfrauen treifsn, bic nod nidt A.
ben 2aitsn Der Nationen bsitrassn
Bir ilbsrIuhen Der Resieruns unb Der
ad hoe beitsateu 8eriammlunsen BIZ
Soree, oieis tpidtise Srase su itubiren
g8r pdren slddIib, ipenn mir auf bisi
Beiie gum Wobl Sranfrei9s unb be-
Reni&bsit unisrsn 9beiI beisstrasel
bdtten".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

Dor pisrssbu ahreu botts it siHeu lsitteu Sdlas'
auiaa usbsrarbeituns fibrte nerpbie eria6ptuHs
herbei Sd purbe uugemeiH uerobs uuo bic au'
ftrtu9uue bel bifsutIittm eprseu oeruriatte SsrS'
nppfeH. psIdss msiu 2sbeu bsbrobte SD sebrauhts
spsi sSInidsn Or. WiIss ylsp Seart Cure fir usius
SsrSbsidpsrOeu uub 5lpei 5laiteu Or Wilss' Re.
ftoratipe Rerpius fir msius 9erobftdt uub bin
bsiisr aIs id ismaIs pisOsr Sn isiH sripartsts So
fam ituuOeuIaus iprsaeH ObHe Su srmhoeu Oosr
bon 9ershppieu befalsu Su iusrosu tuie oiss frber
Der Sal mar uuo i'd tibIe MID Sbusu su Sauf
oerpfidtei-
Sn habeH bel olIeu Npotbeferu. Or. WliIes' Bud
iber Ser5s uuo VerueuIeioeu irei per poft
DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
9r. MiIes' SeiImittel MAIDEN aeiuub.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

HA- SiIber Nopit6ten BEL 2lopb. Su.
tpsIisr, 423 2ada. Apsnue. 50,2p
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
5tant . bio. 8 oleop

Eutas Sounf1 SIS.
8rant 8. Cheney beihp0rt, bab er Del
dtsrs 8artnsr Der 8irma 8. 8 Cheney s. So
lit, mslhe 8siddfte in Der Staot Soleoo, in
ahsnasuonntsm County unc Staute tbut uni
oob beiagte 8irma Die Summ. bon einhuuocr
Dollars fur ieosH 6al DON Satarrb bejnblsr
miro, Der ourd ben 6sbrauh Don SaQH Sl
toub.Sur nidt sebeiIt weroen fam
8raut 9 Gbeuep
(~o } 8sidworen Dor mir uno unteridrie
: 5isgel ; ben in meiner 8e9enwaa an 6
wv September ". . 'S6.
u 8 8lsnion, offsntlihsr 0otar.
SuLS 8aturrb.aur miro lnnsrIid ssuommen
un6 pirtt bir,ft auf oas Blut uno ole idlemi
gen SbsrHdbeu oss Sptems. eibt Gud
3eR9ui1e rel Sui1iden.
8. 8 ebensD & Co., SoIeoo, ..
RzH 8ertauft Don ollen apotbstern, 75e
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20

- Sn 8rdTeI 1T Sean 8uptii
8oi6ot, emit ein WitsIieo Der franSDi
idsn seisBsebenoen &6rperidaft, al
oem 9eben seibieben. ST tpurbe iein
pOlitiiden 4niidten pssen aus Sran
reid perbannt. Wdbrenb beS american
i6en 8sbsaionstrieeeS mar er Oberit
Der 8unbsSarmee.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
syoote & Sbear ST.,
119 @aibington glbe.
yErldttQ4+
Giienpuursn, nm bic 8anh ,n bictsn.

8sipsttabIe beuti6e Mdnner sur lie.
bsrnabme Der aaentur fir in ieoem
0auie leidt berfduf Hide artiftl. @rs
fabruns ni6t nOibpsnbis, einfate Ar.
belt uno quite 8esobluna sorantirt. Sc,
Der. Der ii6 Elm rentabIeS 9eibdit su
sriinben pIni6t. Oeer ii6 einen suten
Nebenusrbisnit psridafen min, i6rsibs
icfort fir GirtuIure uno tofenfreie Bro,
ben an
6. q. SebDpp s 60,
SO. 322 Stats StraBe,
8atirk, @is,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-12-20
Neruofe Grfdopfu,te
6e(eitiat ourd 0r. Titles 1lerBine.

anbuItsnbs 9srrfttuus o.s Rsrpenipfsms bssiu'
fiubt uit MIR bas @ebiru uuo bic seiftissu Sdbig.
tsitsn. iuHberu tibrt aud Sur Grfrantuus Isbsns'
tuiatssr Dreuns Die eeidbrIi6ts bisisr iHbirsetsn
SossH besbt in siHsm sreriffsHpsresH oss ssrSsns,
Sisiss mar Der Jal nit Rtp. g. g. eurfass,
Gapne Riper, Snb. Or idreibt:
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

SOME say it is fitting that populists
should celebrate; for their recent
victory is only the first in a long SER
les of victories to follow. Others say
it is quite fitting that populists
should celebrate, because this is the
last and only victory they will ever
score in Neihart. We are earnest
in the opinion that people will not
be able to conceive until next election
how much of the recent populist sue
cess was due to local issues. The
real issues we're not populist, not
partisan; they we're merely econom-
zeal. In facing those issues, the cit
izens' party was confronted by inter
nal d~issention; insomuch that some
of it's members voted the other ticket,
There are those who voted the popu-
list ticket this time who will never dc
the like again.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
He's Oh the WAY.

Marysville Messenger: The editor
of the Helena News, H. NJ. Beadle,
the great populistic reformer, is gett-
ing a good deal of free advertising
and is likely to become a great
mar through the medium of the
press. He is the man who has had
so much to say about the inequality
of the present system of taxation
He does not pay any taxes though
he says he owns property that is tax.
able. 1t is for that reason that the
papers are helping him on his marcel
to fame.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Silver's Pilgrimage.

Like a restless billow piloted by
unseen forces the silver wave rolls
steadily on. The stagnation of bust
ness that has followed the cross-eyed
foresight of eastern financiers has
proved the prod of a more intelligent
awakening. The slumber of fnan-
cial foolishness and the idle dreams
Of those who have trusted in the f.
n%ancial nabobs of Wall Street are
passing away. In the irresistible
logic of events the white metal is
climbing to the pedestal from which
it was hurled by corrupt and despot-
ic hands. Great fnanciers of the
Sherman type are fading away into
that contemptous oblivion where pol
ishel scoundrels belong, and where
intellect misdirected cannot save a
blackened memory from the punish
ment that history has in store for it.
In the passing Of the Sherman-C leve-
land type of buccaneers from the
royal pedestal of honor to the detes-
tation of a humbugged people, there
is hope for the future. Thanks to
the patience of the American public
the sorrow and sufferings of the
great panic caused by these fellows
and the financial swindlers whose in
t%erests they officially represent, the
history of II country has not been
marred by the vengeances that would
have characterized former days and
other lands. Ahluence has been
clothed in rags and rags have wal
lowed by the wayside in unutterable
despair, because the poachers of
goldbugism have hankered for great
er gains and fresher victims. Yet
these men still live richer for car
reers of plumber but frosted over
with damnation they have so richly
invoked. Hunger has been borne in
patience and financial ruin accepted
with the cool philosophy of an earn
est Christian people, and now the
light is breaking through the clouds
The sentiment of the east as we'll as
the west call for the recognition OF
silver and it must come. The signs
of the times are written in prophetic
letters upou the rainbow of hope
The weary form of Prosperity has
taken on new life at the suggestion
of better days and energy will take
its place by the chariot wheels o
progress as the glimmer of the white
metal spreads the sheen of hope upol
the skies of the future.-Minine
Area.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
10 BE Coutestad.

Livingston Enterprise: 1t is now
claimed that the anti-gambling law
passed at the recent session of the
Legislature is defective. The Butte
gambling fraternity have secured
legal advice to this effect, at least,
and will continue to keep theil
gambling houses open after July /
and make a test of the law in the
courts.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
a sample of the way "Coin's

AS a sample of the way "Coin's
Financial School, is taking in the
East, we reproduce this from the
Anderson Qnd.) Daily Bulletin:
The indianapolis Journal and other
gold standard organs are now devot-
ing their heavy editorial columns to
an effort to overcome the effects of
"Coin's School of Finance" This
is a little yellow-covered book pub
lished at Chicago, and is now being
read NOSE extensively than any other
publication. 1t is sold on all rail
road trains, at news stands, and the
demand cannot be supplied. The
book is a purported series of lessons
taught at IA financial school in Chica-
90 by young Mr.. Coin, and is so
plain, concise and easily understood
in favor of free coinage of silver that
it has created the greatest alarm
among the single standard or gold
men. In Anderson the "School of
Finance" is the rage. 1t is read and
discussed at home, in offices, clubs
and on the streets, 1t is making
free silver men by the score. Moth
ing in the line of political literature
has ever had the effect hat "Coin's
School of Finance" is now having
1t is to the money question almost
what "Uncle Toms Cabin was tc
the slavery question. The effort O.
the Journal and other papers to be.
little or treat with contempt the little
yellow-covered book will not be
effective. 1t is too plain, too cheap.
too directly in touch with public
verts to be ignored. Free Silve
will he the political issue at the mex
national election, and it will win.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

RANcHERs about Kibbey, we learn,
have largely increased their acreage
of grain yer hat of last year, and it
is expected that quite a bountiful
harvest will follow. The Royal Mil
ling company of Great Falls has
exerted an enterprising influence in
promoting this increased interest in
producing grain at home.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Tom Is not Foolish.

River Press: 1t is announced that
Thos. b. Reed will take a trip to
Europe the coming summer. 1t is
safe to conclude that the astute
Thomas will profit by the experience
of Prof. Wilson, and respectfully
decline invitations to board of trade
banquets and other festivities which
call for speeches on delicate political
subjects. The Maine statesman is
not doing any rash talking these
days, but will be heard from later.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Good Times Coming.

Glasgow Record: The news of the
advance in the price of silver and the
prospects of a further advance is re-
ceived with much qualification by
Montanians and business men all
owe the west. In the event of the
continued raise the present year will
witness such activity in mining cir
Giles as has not for a long time pas,
been evinced.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Application for a Patent.
L. $. Land Ohlce: Helena, Mont,

March 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that London Consolid-
ated Mining Company, by its president, Louis
Heitman, whose post office address is White
sulphur Springs. Meagher county, Montana,
has this day filed its application for a patent for
eighty-three 49, linear feet of the FRACTION
mine or vein bearing silver and other metals
with surface ground 495. g feet in width, situated
in Montana unorganiZed mining district. county
of Meagher. and state of Montana, and designa-
ted by the field notes and official plat on file in
this office as Lot number 81 township IA north,
range & east, unsurveyed, said lot number 81
being described as follows, to wit:
beginning at corner number 1, from which
Montana district initial point number . bears
north AZ degrees on min. west 1894 feet; thence
south "a degrees % minutes east 495. g feet to cor
ner number =. thence north 81 degrees "a min
utes east $40 feet to corner number 3: thence
north "A degrees % minutes west 49l.3 feet to
corner number q; thence south "a degrees 04
minutes west 50 feet to corner number l the
place of beginning.
Blu excluding therefrom 2-lM of an acre of
land in conflict with Survey number a52. desert
bed as follows: Beginning at corner number 4
of said survey number a5a which is north 50 de-
Der l of survey number 2701 the Fraction Lode:
thence north IS degrees 81 minutes east 1875 feet
to a stone marked p. l. a52-27Oi: thence south
"A degrees - minutes east 1862 feet to a stone
marked p. ]. 152-2,0l: thence north ~ degrees
l3 minutes west 49, feet to place of beginning.
Containing a net area of S7-lO0 of an acre of
and.
Magnetic variation 81 degrees east.
The location of this mine is recorded in the
itecOruer's once OF MeaEher county, Montana,
in Book Q of lodes at page 1879.
The adjoining claims are the May lode survey
number 2052 on the north. and the London lode
survey number 2lll on the south, the other adj
joining claims being unknown.
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion of said Fraction lode mine or surface
ground are required to file their adverse claims
with the register of the Uni'ed States land Office
at Helena in the state of Montana during the
sixty days period of publication hereof. or they
Will be barred by virtue of the provisions of the
statute. W. E. COX,
1928 Register.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

ANOTHER sale of government
bonds is soon to be made, as the sur
plus is fast running down. Harrison's
administration sold no bonds, but re-
duced the national debt to the ex-
tent of $233,OOO,O In two years
Of Cleveland the debt has already in.
creased sl65, OOO,O 900, adding s6,6OO,-
600 to the interest annually to be
paid. Is it any wonder the people
are tired of democracy?
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
PRESS OPINIONS.
Watch and Pray.

River Press: A new departure in
devotional exercises is reported from
Georgia. 1t appears that during the
progress of a religious revival, some
ungodly miscreant picked the pocket
of the preachers wife, and great con-
sternation followed the discovery OF
the theft. The whole congregation
was promptly placed under arrest,
and their persons diligently searched
without finding the valuables alleged
to have been stolen; and it will oc.
casion no surprise if the lady finds
that she left the missing bric-a brae
on the piano.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

THE A.. o. L. w. lodge at this
place is enjoying an era of prosperity
such as has not been surpassed at any
time in its history. The member
ship is increasing, and more and
more every day are men coming to
realize its grand advantages. AS a
social order it knows no superior.
AS a beneficial order it knows no
equal.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

In All the leading cities of the
United States in recent elections the
republicans made sweeping victories,
recording enormous gains over the
returns of past elections. When the
party declares for l6 to |, which il
will do in its next national conven
ton, there is no power able to head
1t off. The party of hard times and
starvation has seen its day.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

SILVER is so much the talk today
that it is impossible to reproduce or
even read all the good things that
are being said throughout the east.
Many of the erstwhile gold papers
are now clamoring for bimetallism
and when we see a copy of the Inter
Ocean or the Cincinnati Enquirer, we
are forced to the opinion that no
paper in the west has begun to advo-
cate free coinage. The silver notes
on which we have harped for years
are today being played by those
eastern editors and the tones seen
sweeter than ever before.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

lT begins to look as if the end-of-
th~e-century girl will have adopted
every article Of a gentleman's apparel
ven to the towering modern collar,
white cravat and claw-hammer. The
tide of fashion is irresistible.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20
Not Very Desirable.

River Press: Cuba is knocking at
the door for admission to the United
States but it is "A question whether
she is wanted in the sisterhood.
Commercially, the rich island would
be advantageous in times of peace;
but it is a question as to which is
preferable, to get into a racket with
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

TIE bachelor bill is about to pass
the Illinois Legislature. 1t fixes the
entrance age to bachelorhood at thir-
ty-two, thus giving every s%elf-re-
spectlng young man a show to escape
its harsh requirements. Between the
ages of thirty-two and sixty-five ev-
cry bachelor must pay an annual tax
except, in case the unfortunate fell
low "a furnish satisfactory proof,
by female witnesses, that he has pro-
posed to at least three ladies, and
been rejected. After siyty-tive, he
is no longer deemed eligible for mat
rimony. The fund so produced,
when it reaches $4,000 is to rear a
home for superannuated spinsters.
In principle the law is right, for it
places the burden of taxation upon
shoulders able to bear it and upon
which nature in her economy intend
ed it to rest.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

FOSTER, the weather fake, says
April and May will be dry months
but June will be exceptionally moist.
1t is safe to predict that beans will
be planted this year about the usual
time, bein's Foster has given us the
tip.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

WE are pleased to see that our
friend, Geo. Sanderson, was elected
school trustee at Havre, but noticing
the active part taken in the election
by the ladies, the fact of his great
success occasions no surprise,
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

A HOTEL fire in Sand Coulee con-
sumed $4,000 in cash belonging to
n of the boarders. This reminds
us that it has been many "A day since
we kept any cash about this office,
because fires are apt to break out at
times when we least expect them.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

TIE Marquis of Queensbury, after
counting his forces, carried libelous
charges at Oscar Wilde. Then Os-
car vas wroth at the words the Mar
quis prince, and put up his dukes.
The rounds are not reported.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

BOARDS of Trade seem to be all
the rage today, until there is hardly
"a bunchgrass settlement in the state
without this popular adjunct.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-04-20

Spain every year or two over the
island, or to it and then have
a revolution on III hands every six
months.