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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
Smleaften I 6erberget for
SiemIpie.

De $50 @aitsr III | aar en- ii9lbsn
rar Sultaftsu. RuIermeffer Dprbsrs 9.
RsrrsbrOsube, buubs maIet ct Runbma.
lsri en- %tiIinsst eunbsbp meb Rirts) Os
| sutist mutt b.torsret ben fore Sal.
@alisrns Der fsrit baube faaet ct parmt
Bah % en- npStiorte, bIeu bsuartst meb
8iiensrsb. GIafssfss Os Rsbtaal. Dsr'
pau iubfuubt 9s, tSI. 5sibsb 8rOn.
printer fs tiaissnsb Rammsrbsrrs
BILL. S%osusprait Dahl prabitsos
M inbtranssnbs Ouer 5uIssuaussIist.
Dsreiter taIte So. tsI. 9eibeb lanse.
Sort tatteoe ban paitor Dahl for bans
graoiten, inrIis for 9sntponin9sn I'll
BarnoOmsbiemmst. Oct baube minbet
BAN ON ben OpbrageIie, bans tare
ROber bauoe giust BAN, nemIis at elite
Cub % sIfie. fin 9Gits, O8 life minoit
De tatti9e o9 fortomne, o9 Dem, Der par
fOmmen pua eiUsts StpssefOe.
9au baUee giust itne Born ben famine
OporaseIie % ban fsIte fig fOruisiet
ON, at Brine 6 briftian osiaa uiloe
gore bet iuume O%uerfor fine BGrn.
Dsreitsr uotuIte ban fin @IGbs ousr
bet soos 6OrbOIc msaem 6onsebuist os
Solicit. 9an OmtaIie bsrpaa SuIen Os
bsns fore 9sIfsusIie for Rsnnsits1ass
ten % snfisbs / bi:rteIise Orb uue Ga.
iterns en- sIabslis 5uI ! 5slu Raun.
uDsnns SuIeuftsu inmmen meb Dem,
mine tare 9enner, oil ies aIoris glenn.
me-"
laIen ejoroe ct bpbt Snotrpt paa ben
fore 5OriamIlns % Der par Gaarer /
auss DINE.
Deb fin gortsuns gap Rronprinien
Beliprer Bang 100 ar., for at @G.
fterns tunbe fuu AOiis msb Niensrbrsb
9uIsmorssn Os Riobassmab ON Waib.
odotu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

ny; men BET sr busr Sang bIeuet usb
6Orissst, oa bet bar msbt alt for flor
Woofanb Dos 9ebosrne.
) Haarup % 9unOOm Sogne bar
SinsOs SaIms6Os Osiaa bOIbt zig inbtiI
for faa War iben, ba en- ny SaImsbos
bIsp inbfsrt 0ua uibt uibss aonusnts).
Uisn Osiaa Der msbte bet ny for MOb.
tano Dos en- DEL af gsbOsrnt. 5or at
imsbstOmms bisis, af5olbss @ubstiensifs
bUer fisrbs Ssnbas, til buiIttn StnsOs
SaImsbOs bsupttss.
) bet belle ta8st er Der Dos 6opsbpur.
ten al StbOsrns / bisie SOsne en- afsiOrt
upluis mob Snbferelisu nf alt npt paa
RirtsIiusts Smraabs. @runbsn BERTH
maa issss nGlisn belt tiIbuse til aar,
bunorsosis SsspnbsIis / ben annbeliss
Opu9ttslie, Der ba frsmitob Here Stsbsr
| sanOst, baabs paa 6pn Os p%iituot os.
iaa pua Siauanb; men bog / Sarbslts.
bso Dltsr Snsbs % OmIisssnoe Sosns.
Striosns SespnbeIie par Bales 9G,
rtbo9, % oerpaa git ben ouer ill at faa
life alsne ben, men o9ida en- Del andre
Ss9sr, fOm be fanbt inbeboIbt faIits
SRroomme, uo at Stolsn. Se Sfris
ben par baarb o9 Iausunrie, lem 8ersi.
ninser os munotli9s Ousrlsperineer fra
ben lib Tan fort0as. Wanee at be
iUrislie bIsu iosmts WuIttsr, oe uaar
De lite tunoe bstnIe benz, bleu be uopan.
tsbs. 6ltre al BEN tom til libft / 5Gnss
ieI. Der finbes enbuu pos en- Ranb
/ sornins grsue fra ben lib, fom er
%ifrtDne al en- al BEN, Der par f9ne1let.
uosanssu pao oenne Ramp sr BET
umnIist al itriUt / 4Ortbsb. DsrtiI er
Stofiet aItfor omfuttenos. Oct enbe-
lise Reiultat bleu bog, at be uoeit al
ben OiisntIiss StOIs Os ffiftsbs en- gri,
uatftoIe, bpor be tunos faa bsrss Born
opIarte efter Onffs.
Jtu finots Der griuatfoIer / ale be
tsr nGunts Sosns. ) Otter Sntbs
So9n finb,s lite minbrs enb 4 Inabanns
Priuntifol,r meb at iamIet gsrneantaI
al $50 a 200 Born, msbsns be to
cfisniIiss StOIer, iOm inOss / Sosnsi,
oIit bsiit'bor ct initial al 100 Bern / aIt.
Y q men 9 bebstirten /
Atop mariner zig ltarti fin TuIoen.
belle. Wurerurbeibet sr omtrent far.
bist. Yormeapparatst CT itooie / Brua.
@uIost CT Iast | be to Sibsftibs oa oil
ms9st mart Osiaa q T Iuet / ooosbfi.
bet. en bel Tel al StoIsiaoerne ar
Isusrsbe. airtens Brat, areI 6els
meg, sr fOr 4 Tiger iben Hgttet inb / fin
BOIis.
aubrustnbst I'M 8nlsmenie bebens
anertsnbeIie ,r bIspsn inbienof, oe bet
iO%ruentss. at Rirfsn tan bIius inouiet
fiblt bsnne Waaneb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
Spforortng.

anIebnine Of gufor . lib. Beds
70 aariss 6sbfsisSdS at bar fra I'll SrsSs
at graiisr % ~easmanb, iOm bells er
9snnsr At 3nbrs Risfons. Arbsibs,
bells periOnIise 8snnsr af Drsleu Bra.
fissanro, ubsnuet Opfororins til be
mango unbr, gennsr ON OF fsse iamIst
ct 9esat. Der Tube bare RaUnst 20 O..
flor Gilt. Beds % 5uitrns
9esat".
Oct eusntutae gesui itaI Ouersiuss
til bet samls greiispar, Der faa olbelss
frit Tan tnss gsNutnins ON essatets
anuenbsIfe. bog meb ben 5nbitrants
ming, at Renierns Of essotet ftaI an.
usnoss til 5orbtl for Cru Paforinbs
Bed, iaafremt BUN MATTE opsrlsps TN
Wanb."
aHinsslis uiI osiaa abifiuies bsroprs
u9rs meb til at banne bette Ints
nsmIisbsbsIesai, % = ifnIos ina pare
= CT Danftasns Reb. uiuis til at
biemisnbs os tuitters for epentnsus
Beleb,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
Smlaa Me0oelelier.

Statsanertenbt Gem as
rum. Ribs Ssminorium meb Soos
nspraf Q | 8 an en- Iom Cor
itaHesr bar gbe!et Sia.saasttsHbsiis
mso Rst til at bsmIttere ianpsl maub.
Iise iOm ~tDinoeIise eIsusr til ben aiilut.
tsnbs prsue for eersrs % aarsrinbsr.
ygaItprien"s Reifs. De DANTE
| ganstOt bar Ousrratt 5s. tsI. 6sibsb
prins y aIbsm en- grinbrinesplabe
| SsIu % bar isnbt belle vgaIfprisn"s
Beiatnins SOuuenirs.
ROns 6 bulafonstorn mObtos
Direttsrsn for Oita0utif RompOsni,
8. u. anbereu Observation-Disclosures
5eibs % 5abritunt 3. o. Olbamibt
| en- lang aubisns Of flor Sntsrssis.
Om aftenen buube be Dante Bang,
tot foranifaItst en- for Sausfsn, til
buiIten iamtIise Ohicersr fra .0altp,
rien" Os be bsruarenbs Rspralsnianier
for ben banfts 6anbeIsfunb uur inb,
bubns. Dssubsn par 5nbbpOsIfer lenbt
til naftsn beIe ben ~eurOpaiiis aoIOni /
Ban9tot.
Carer. apotster MitteUsn |
Obenis teirsbe forIebsn fit S%pIUbrpqup.
5 ben a%nIeonins fautebs bun 1000 Sir.
til Obsuie BsrnsboipitaI, 1000 ar. til
Dronninsens aipI, 1000 ar. til rn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

saa frem ab iamme %meningsIsis Del =
men Der logger tiuiss, uOiaIt iOm bet
er al en- Of 5OItetirtens t~Iareits Raals-
menb, 6rsmbeueIien at at 6OItsfirtsn
er nsot til at re9ns msb ben inore Weis-
f;cas 3raf.; sGsss Oil gin iuat's fig fsso
Deo en- aareIabnine, Der lite minoif at
ben @runb uiI pare forIis, at bet traf-
ti9lte, beuioffefs GrosIiu oil fsI9e msb
ben Snere. MisliOn ub / galsmsnists.
berne.
GU fiaur Observation-Disclosures
lite os for fig ubsn for 6oItstirtsn, =
Os gaISmsnisbsbsIiuet tan sOot boIbs
fig foltstirtsIist - mis- fonsrsnbe -
men buab bIiuer Der pei tilbuss At 9iu /
6oltetirtsns Organizations
Spgr9smaalet sr Der, ON bpOr mango
Der uiIbe fsIse gafor Beds Anuisnius,
naUnIis osiaa. bpor mango YrRter, Der
piloe felse ben os soa ousr / 8aIss
menigbeosbeuGseIiens uatIenoe o9 uiitre
StrOmninSer, meo oens 9a9munosuGIos
O9 muIigs ReipettmanseI Oper for Gm:
beoet.
Ser fOreIisser itOre Granddaughter.
os ri er life lpiuI ON, al gait. Bod
tsnbsr til fuIoe, bpao ban ser. 3erfor
trOr ri, at fcreIebis bstposr bette Clients
lise Orofifte p0ienIis fun, at guitor
8et oil bOIbs Rinilitrist til Rst q r.
bi9beb, fua bet u%irtsIis soar be Qsi,,
ab buiIfe 6Oltetirtens rOIiss llbuiiline
/ Gin Os Rruft, ON enb fOrfteais f%arust,
tan bGres frem.
6uor urimelig er lite belle bennt
I%anbsfooerIiss Iantesans, al nj %. {.
Rirfeminiferiet) aIsne Uibs -.
Den bar fisot paa en- ny gunfeIisbct
= Os ben uiI uiee at tuss fig Ast.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
Setter.

Ct. StefanS airten paa Vsrrsbto
fslreos 2. 9uIsoas = Ct. Stsfans Dag
= 25 Aa,soosen for fin 9nbuisIis.
Rirtsns Ror par / 9n9sns anIsonins
prpost mso 9rsnne lrGer, os Sirttn
feiiIi9 opIpi. 6eimssieiiensften f@orrtt.
tebss nf Ririens tibIisere Sosnsprait,
nuuGrenos S~tiftsprouit, DIR. theol. Or.
Boil Der uo fra Dusens 9uanseIium
mintsbs ON Cubs Raabs mob bet fat.
tiss Sosu / be %ipuuons IS Aar os iIuts
tsos NIB at nebbsoe 6srreus V~eIfsnsIit
oDsr Brat ss Renisbso Osiaa | be
tommsnos 2iosr.
lmitbsIbort sfter % ubstisnsf items SIut.
ming fanbt en- lille 9eitibeIisbeb Stsb /
RisiiOnsbuiet vaormsI@, buor Srsanift
Anberen Os airisb.iisnt 8intber,
Der besse bar siOrt Iisnsite usb airfsn
iiOsn bens JnouisIie. bUer opsrrattss ct
tort 6Otosraf at alttrtapIen. 5 ROms
men f%anotes en- SsIupIube mso 3nftrips
tiou.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

1900 Rr. Rebet omfoiier fcruoen
Bp8uin9en alt 9nUsntdr.
= Bropristar AIbert pan en- til
v8ierssaarO" paa 9anseIono bar iclst
vSfopesaarb" pr. gspe til fin Con ..
Is. an en-, Der biotil bar bsfprst
@oarosn. Den iOIste eienoOm sr en-
tisnbefri 3OUebsuaro, paa GA Chr.
eanb Gser, gns os StOu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

Ringos SaImebos benpttes
enbnu fisrs Stsbsr 9%Oriensesnsn.
/ g.. Snsos, 9ebeniteb, qssnins
Os aOrnins; iaaDiot Dibes bruses ben
oSiaa | 5Dirrins, bpor Der bog Osiaa
bruses Iiaa8. Der er ftsre @anse
siOrt JOrfss | Retnius 0f at inbfere en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
Siitop Steir er bob.

gftsr Here Aals 9ibelIer er forbens
p9rsnbe Biifop ousr 6psns Stift s a.
Aug. gb. zStsin bob b. 5.
Sanuar 1900.
6uraIb Stsin bar fsbt 8. Rarts
1910, Ssn at ben bstsnbts airuro
@tatsraab Steiu, os BrObsr til giI.
lsobusgsr Gb. Steiu os gabOrutOrisior,
ltanber Q. Stein.
5araIb Stsin bIeu Stubsnt fra gors
serbpbsfOIsn os 1856 tOs ban teoIO.
sif gmbsbsetsamsu. 9iaile aar bIep
ban Ratefst unbsr ben ~bnuGrenbs gropit,
Qsnsre giftOp) .. 8. Cog pso 6OImsns
Rite = os 1872 benIsbis ban Op-
martiombeeeu paa fig ueb fin Bog:
vRosIe Blade at ben trifins Rpinoss
5iitorie".
Dan bIsp bsrfor snSnu famine Aar
uaIst til praf peb os 6Ormnnb / BE.
ftpreIfen for ben iuf oprsttsbe DiatOs
nisfeftifteIs.
Oct ifpIbss nsmIis BAN, at ben ne nu
2 liar eftsr nj i'm nuu1rsnbt lioriIanebC
gp9nins.
5 gmnustirten Der fOmIsbs Stein en-
OusrOrOsnIis for GiIbsruturs. Golf
Iigefrsm uuIfurtebs ub til ben lille airte.
1875 Tom ban bu inb / 9sliprsIisn
for ben rsorsanifereoe asbsnbauns
8 N, o9 fra bette libss
rum ftripsr fig bans betsubte Bog
v6pnb piI ben inbrs DRisfon". Stsin
Opfottsr .9nbrs.R isfiOn" UGlsnIis i
ben tpfts NiGernsS t6t.r Re BE.
tponius lsm en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
sernes Risfon. Ia 6timOOt bsbt
1879, bIsU Stsin 5Ormunb for oenne
SnOrs. RisfOn, Os unber bans 9eosIie
bIep bet fore bstenots Wisfonsbus
r8stbssba- lnbpist. RRis 4ar !saae,s
ban paa @runo nf en- MeninssforIfel
tiIboss fra 8iufOnisieitifteIien Os blsD
Sosnsprat ueo ben npIis bpS9sbe
W attb ausairf pau 8sitrbro.
Rsbenbaun bar in9sn Sinoe bait en-
ptabitani, Der Iom Stsin tuubs bragg
De fore Sfcrsr. = Dan par gIimrsnes
UsItnIsnbe, 90 bans 6remtraben naiurs
Iie.pralatiit. 9ons grabifen par BAD
ret at en- IsDsnOe Gro, fuIb af Bee
ssiiirins for ariii gag.
6anS gunsr iom perfOnIis SiaIeisrs
ger par maaifs lite loa fore, men Der
bIsp inart heller lite Ispnst bam rinssiis
lib bsrtiI, iua tompemasfsi bans
Sosn bleu.
Otter at pare tilbubt ct Bar Biips;
fioIs bIsD ban 1889 BiffOp opsr 5pens
Stift, = men mart eiter b%sgpnbte
SpsbOm at bamms ben arbsioiOmme
Wanbs Rraft. 8 &c fsnsrs aur funoe
ban ilst lite D%iftsrs, % 80. apriI 1899
tos ban fin gffteb.
6an bsos pna DiafonisieftifteIieu,
til bpiItsn bans fsrfe M0nbbOmstraft
blsp euet.
Stein fob O~prinbeIis iom en messt
nat Ben Of vaunbmisfonsns" Gor-
manb, gattor 8ilb. Bed. Raar
ban isnere ffiIte fig fro bsnne, bibrsrsr
bette ftfsrt Iise iaa messt fra Rarafs
tsrernes FJOrffeaisbeb Tom fra be to
Wanbs fOrifsuiSe Spn paa N%isfonss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

~ tifspbu 1t burbssbs Tsuars sdsnnins for ss
1vert alliolbs al faisrrb. bu its tan btIbrsbts ptb
Halls Catarrb Cure.
q. S.ebtnep&ge, Gies, qolebo. q.
gi unbtrttensbs bar fienbi Z. !. 9btnsp | be feife 10
9ransaftiouey % fi~nonfei I Sianb til at opfpIbe enbDH
1orpligteIis, berss firma bar paoiagtt IA.
&eft a Gtudf, BboleioIs Gru9gifs. Totsoo. Z.
0atbtH8. RinHaH d MarDln. Hbeislale
Trueaihs, Eoisbs, @.
Halls Catarrh Cure foees ineptnbie % pirfu
tirtfit paa Biooet ea Spitemtts efimbiHbtr. Urls
fe pr. 5iaIt. eoIsss At ala apoibstas. Dtents'
tprb fri.
Halls Family Pills CT BE- bstbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
mIDffer.

efstrafurbsber s. g. gstsrsn at
Reiiemoie er o~uertsrf af Ell Ransertos
puo Crib Bane9aarb. 5an bsbs Tort
siter % sfterInoer fig 6nfru os 4 Born.
= garten .aterbus" fra 9snsbsrs
sr irnnbet / Spinb. Sfibet blep fuIbs
ffanbis ienbsri Iaast. Run cen Wanb at
9siaininssn rsbbebes. = Samms 9iat
er ct ubetenbt SsiIFib forIif mso Runb
Os Nus uso GSsrianO.
= Stonnertb.ig y9snriette" at fad
borg. Raptnin W al en-, paa Rsiie
fra 0ewcaitlt til Drammen meo Rul,
er Nptaarsnat firanoet usb 6ariuno |
ROrse. geiGtninsen, 7 Rdnb, oruts
nebe. 6aptuinens os Stprmunbsns
Sig er breune | aanb.
- Stonnsrtbris y6riii0ne Wurie"
Of Rsnns, paa Reife fra Out til 6isms
fteoet msb RuI, er NptuarSaftsn unosr
Stotmen forIiif ueb 5noIebet til giftsr.
f%iorbtn. 5artsiet bleu fuIbfanbi9t
Drag. VT Ysiatninsen OmtOm 6 Ranb;
en- Wanb rsbbeoes, ibet ban nj fat paa
en- 8rdsifump pua builtsn BAN oreu ON
/ 6auet fra 81. 9 ON aftsnen til ri. 4
nGite Norsen. 5srft 81. s ON 5ors
miooagen Rptaarsbu9 nnasbs ban TN
@aaro, bpor Der tuno: pbss bam 6iaIp.
20 Born TT TONNE pnisIist Of
Dnss Usb StOIbnins.
Oct fsrfie par en- 3snaria Drsng,
Ssn af eeisbusmunb 9briftoffsr
9bri en- Of pulsbuiene | goer
Sosn.
Def unbet bar en- 3suuris piss, Dat.
ter al Snbfboe 5runbsGbr. Gbri.
tsnen at 9sstusb gus | scrip
Sosn.
gssss Stebsr ftete llIpttsn Ueb, at
en- grpbe tOssnhs 9ano par unbrust
pna @uIpst.
8srnsne er paa en- suer anbsn Wnube
TONNE for mar til @rpbsn, iaa at be
er liprtebe bag Ouer | ben.
Drensen bsbe Dnsen after, at lIpts
ten unr ftet, buorimob Yistn Isusbs 3
Da9s berefter.
= BosIsnanb 6 brtften petsIs
en- fra 8erup par iorlsbsn | Sors meo
ct Gas lerp.
paa 0%iemturen table gan 6srrebsm.
met ousr 9eiiens, os paa gsien 9snnsm
Bromme @ranftOU uaItebe ban os Hog
fig libel meb BET famine.
gsb tiItoIbt asfItance bIeu %iaautl
Rsretsist fom gbrsftsn psterisn. Der
auersbe uar bsb, ibet ban baubs brattst
9aIfsn o9 faast iuGre BsftaoissIisr /
6ODsbst, fort neb til StOufOseb ROIasb,
bDOr Gage % QOrisbso bIsu ttItuIbt.
Chr. 8etsrisn efterIaosr fig 9ufru,
men Insen Born.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
GjemDomsbanoler

8jursIunbs 6oItsbeiffoIe pr. Irn'
firup, Der biotiI bar uaret eiet al ct ats
tieisIitab, sr ouertaSsi at 5crftanbsrsn.
Cand. Norbabl psterfen for en-
aebsfum af 10000 ar.
- &anbibat @stfde bar fOIst
gambrup RsaIlfoIs til Ranbibat g.
ebriitsnfsu fra Va, busssnen for
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24

nrbeioet. Oct par usI NOT ct 6siIsrsb
at iat,e en- Manb Der iom Stein ubes
Iuttsnhs fsnbts StorfabsforboIbsne,
iom 1ilipnsmaub ousr bet al rel brosebe
reIisisis geu9ssller mGrteoe 6psn.
Siein oar for mssst %Spb,nbuunsr I'll at
funne are alt for ale.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-24
SIoebrano.

Rptaarsnat nsbbrGnbts TO aoruIaber
til 6erregnnrben BrubetrOaebors Deb
Asiens. 5lbsn autO9ss p%aaiut, 90
Stabsn sr betpoeIis.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
LATE ANACONDA LOCALS

J. F. Davies. Northern Pacific Ian
agent, who was in the city yesterday,
left for Butte today. Today was the
time set for the hearing of the contest
over land on Mill creek, south of Ana
conda, entitled J.. Calian against the
classification of the mineral land COM
mission. The case was set before Land
Commissioner T. j. O'Brten, resigned,
and he has removed to Butte. John w.
James was appointed to succeed him.
Mr.. O'Brien has no knowledge of the
case. He was commissioner but a short
time. and it is very likely he has no
docket to turn over to his successor.
Mr.. Davies has the case and is now after
the commissioner in Anaconda who has
the docket.
w. j. Dingley. charged with disturb
ance, and G.. A. Clusterman, charged with
! assault and battery, were arrested yes
terday afternoon on complaint Of Mrs.
Nix Lane. All the parties are resi-
| dents of Sheep gulch. Dingler and Ches-
terman We're engaged in building a fence
and We're checked by Mrs. Lane, who be-
gan pelting them with rocks. The men
undertook to overpower the. woman and
all three fell in a heap on. the mountain
side. The case is to be aired before
Judge Kennedy this afternoon.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
DR.. German. Dentist. ia N. Main st.
MOVE FoRwAD WITH THE WORLD

AS we pass along through life we must
learn to adapt ourselves to the changes
which are always occurring in the world.
The world will not adapt itself to US, no
matter how important we may feel our
selves to be, and If we remain stationary
in our deas we will become useless fos-
sils.
Religious forms. social conventions, po-
litical and domestic matters are always
undergoing changes.
Principles are endearing but habits
manner are as variable as the
fashions in dress; and the people who
insist on one u%nvarying form of worship
or one unalterable method of recreation,
and decry all others as wicked or inde-
cent, are making themselves as ridicu-
lous as those who keep to the cut of skirt
or trousers worn by u grandparents.
There are always a surprising number
of Inhabitants in every village or town
who set themselves against the march of
progress. The railroad, the telegraph, the
cable-all We're met by a protest from the
people.
In spite of the fact that they were in
variably overruled, the same protest
arose and yet arises against the trolley.
the cable car and the bicycle.
Had the fossil mind ruled the world,
we would still travel by the s~tagecoach
and the sailing vessel.
Originality of thought would be smoth-
CICu u OA1 dAu liz OAAi> vi ASAoA AL
would be wrecked in the ruts of prejudice,
could these people dominate circum-
stances.
But fortunately the world moves with
resistless force. The march of progress is
onward. Nothing and no n can stay it..
Science and Seership unite to broaden re-
ligion and free it from the narrow borders
! of orthodoxy. The human mind dares
think for itself. dares discover new
truths, and to make them known
, Invention lifts the burdens of labor
and broadens the venue of pleasure.
The man h will not adapt himself to
all these changes must expect to be left
like a stranded boat, high n dry, on the
shores of time. while the great ships come
and go and the tides rise and fall.
He will be even Of less use in the world
than the shrunken boat. for he cannot
serve as driftwood nor as a picturesque
wreck.
About the most u~nattractive being on
earth is the aging man or woman, bat
thing against the resistless tide of change
which is forever shaping new conditions,
as the waters of the sea forever shape
new shores.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
"TOLL GATE lNN."

The dramatic organization playing
Toll Gate Inn" is evidently included in
Mania ger McFarland's category of COM
panies which can afford to play Montana
at regular prices" Furthermore, 1t
finds Montana II a good thing that
1t is 9th to leave the state for fresher
fields where conquests are uncertain and
prices of admission rated below the dol
lar mark. Therefore has Toll Gate Inn
the hardihood to come to Butte for-a re-
TURF engagement. 1t is not remembered
that the Butte public went into ~ecstacies
over the former appearance of this COM
pany. or that any demand was made for
Its return. 1t was discreet. however, to
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
APPOINTMENT OF
LIEUTENANT LAIST
AS CENSUS CLERK,

Governor Richards, supervisor of the
census for Montana, has appointed Lieu
tenant Alex Laist as clerk in the census
office. Mr.. Laist was a clerk under
Judge Speer when the census was taken
10 years ago.
Permanent census headquarters will
be established after April / in the Bar
nard block.
Since Governor Richards conference
with the state central committee in Hell
ena a few days g there has beer a
large increase in applications for the po-
sition Of district enumerator.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
Heinzes Are Charged With
Breach of Contract.
ZlMMERS INUNDATED
His Entrance 10 the Mine Was
Blocked-W Wants $4,000
Damages.

Frank Zimmers began suit against F.
Augustus Heinze, Arthur p. Heinze,
McGuinnes and the Montana Ore
Purchasing company to-day to recover
judgment for SIS, 900 damages for an al
legged breach Of contract on the part of
the defendants. In his complaint he
states that on or about the 23d of August.
1898, the defendants and himself entered
into a verbal agreement by the terms Of
which the defendants leased to him a
5Ox50-foot piece of ground between the
$50 and 50O-foot levels of the Rarus mine,
the ground being on the east side of the
Sullivan crOsscut about 100 feet from the
50O-fOot level; hat he was to have the
privilege of entering the mine through
any and all the openings; that he was to
pay the defendants Is per cent royalty
on all ores extracted by him, ship the
product to the Montana Ore Purchasing
company smelter and pay s. per ton for
it's treatment; that the lease was not to
extend over q year; that in accordance
with h terms of the lease he began
work on August "a, and continued until
Sept. "a. one month, and during that time
extracted A carloads of ore, which he
shipped to the defendant company's
smelter; that the ore was valued at $3.50:
that the defendants faile4 and refused to
a for it and still owe the amount, for
which he demands Judgment.
For a second cause of action the plain
tiff recites the conditions of the lease
mentioned In the first cause and adds
that on September "a. 1898. the defend
ants prevented him from performing any
further work on the leased premises by
filling n blocking up the 5OO-foot level
so that he a neither ingress nor egress
to the ground, and by dumping waste in
to and upon his ore, which had been plac-
ed in a u until a carload could be
accumulated; that the ore was entirely
lost to him; that by refusing to make
returns for ore shipped and by intimidat-
ling him, through their foreman, on Sep
TENDER %, at which time the fireman sale
that he. plaintiff, would not live Ions
enough to get a a of ore out Of the
mine" and by compelling him to store
his waste in inaccessible places, orderins
him from the premises and refusing him
access to the mine has has been dam.
aged in the sum of $25, 600.
7 C.M. Parr and G. E. Oles are Zimmer's
attorneys.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
SCHOOL TRUSTEES.

Candidates nominated for school trus-
tees at the mass meeting held in Scandal
hall Monday, March Is. 1900:
CHARLES REPATH.
WILLIAM DYER.
O. M. PARTICLE.
w. H. PIERCE. ADV
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27

book the play for only one night-it
could not have run longer.
The little manager had done well in
bringing the Observation-Disclosures and
Walsh-McDowel combinations here, and
Harry Corson Clarke was an improve
ment over the usual Grand opera house
comedian The theater-goers had doubt
less begun to believe that q theatrical
reform was on, but the temperance Of
Toll Gate Inn" dispels the illusion
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27

trip. and contains interesting information
about London and Paris.
Issued by Chicago, Milwaukee q st.
Paul railway. and will be mailed upon
receipt of s cents for postage. Address
]. T. Conley. Asst. Gen. Pass. Agent,
st. Paul, Mimi. -
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
READING.

DC wine, old books and old friends
improve with the passing years. So
do the policies of the Mutual Life ms
Co. of New York. They are mighty in-
teresting reading" N one of the best
assets a man can own. Get one of Lynch
& Bachelor.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27
HOME FILINGS.

In our curtain stool you'll find many
pretty hangings in lace and tapestry cur
tains. Lace from soc to $500 a pair;
Tapestry from $500 to $1,000 pair.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CARPET co.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-03-27

After a days busy toll, nothing brings
better cheer than a bottle of hunters
superb beer. noted for it's excellence
and strengthening properties. Call up
Butte Brewery. bottling department.