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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
GrnHoeiseHtbnms@6 6ppstbeieu.
Giueinnati. 20. mars.
9eue Snpotb.ten.

artbur g. Drats an 5be gnierpriis
3. u. 6. ". Co., $500.
Sufdn u. MiIiiHfon an 5owsIteab
g. II. 6. Co., 1920.
Jbd .. Miltfee an bisisIbe, $500.
abe 9sriDanger an Bertha Uaaper,
$500.
8efis 5eines on gars syrenn Drp
Cleaning Co.. $79.75.
s. Graham DIR on Gharles so.
Peiers, $1,000.
DITTO 8. mbsotlep an Gprina Cars
ben 6. u. q. Co., $1,000.
Sobn Wrasmon an G. o. Martin,
SOlspb gDilberbing an GOuibern
Gbio 6. II. 9. Co. $1,000.
Gbri6ian Shpinger an glorth
Gcirmount aocal 6. u. q. Co., $11OO.
Bertbd Benton ON biefeIbs, $500.
Gufan Gertrude RDbn an qeorl
Ctr. Mdrtet @ant. $1450.
5dmusI aDbnop an 81. g. pierfon,
ST. etc.
aoron 2ob an 5pme 9. u 6. Co.,
Renbing, $500.
s.. 80. 8aIslD an SaIIie 80. Galmss,
$1,000.
DIiDeu g. WarfbaI ON GammpH
9bsol. 6enIinnrp, $4,000.
Geo. 8. 9lbtr an Q[nnG 4ber,
$1O,500.
gbos. R. Berger an gDoobburn alpe.
& = .. co. S125a
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Sobn Eager an 2outs ArnoIb, f.,
$1,000.
Caroline GItermnnn an Gem 9. II
6. Co., $500.
Qoura 3. RcJarlan an 2snOr 3.
II. 6. Co., $4,000.
8. O. Wutlltr an Dsit Gnb ST. u.
9ruii 60. $1,000.
Sennie Spence an bio., $3.50.
eusla Nurphp an enterpriie 3. u
Co., $4,000.
DieieIbs an M. p. Cooper, $500.
GetiIete 6ppotbeten.
Spbn Repsr an 5rtb. so. aleins,
$1,000.
Wsellie gsutbam an DAT 6. ii. g.
Co., S2500.
Jerbinnnb Ruberer an ct. Bernard
6. u. y. u. Co., $3.50.
6rsb. 9bisIe an bieieIbe, $1,000.
Gbu. q. 0nsd on Cincinnati Gas,
Gott & Goal &c Winina Co., $1,000.
Charlotte ", SobnioH an Margnrst
Sinss, $5O6.
gnnu Drasmun an College Sia 6.
u. y. Co., $1,000. -
genj. Gramts an Baltimore ape.
6. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
9opio y. Shansr on propioent
Coon Co., $1,000.
gIi1a 3. 9eder on gropibent g.
g. u. z. 60, $1,000.
Geo. Sermann an 5oms y. u. g. u.
Co., $1,000.
Sp. wohenoorf on bfp., $1,000.
Sobn 8. @reilpe on 9itIe Guar. IL.
Sruit Co., $4,000.
CLARA Reifins an Glmipoob g3Iare
6. Il. q. Co., $500.
Sobn Eager an SObn Subsr, abm.,
$3.50.
Caroline a. Gftsrmann on Bon 5pn
y. II. 6. Co., $500.
Senrp Dad an Samss Mad,
$4,000.
8m. g.rbarb an 2snor 9. II. g.
Co., $1,000.
3. w. Snpbsr an giue. 80. 6. 3. II.
g. 60. $3.50.
.. z. 9rpnn an SrIin 0ber $1,000.
5. U. UlueIIer an q. Darb q. u.
6. Co., $500.
5snnis Spencer on @ariap 4De. 2.
II. 8. Co., $1,000.
WobsI 6opHss an Rop SimpIcn,
$500.
Stpben 6unIsp on p<opIes 9. u.
u. 6. Co.. $500.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

fi6 abfeits bon uns on einen Qlab ON
anbern Gnbe bss 3immers. 2ueiuc
forberte Oscar iofprt auf, ii6 iiber fein
8enebmeft al ersIGren.
YWarum bdft 9u Did bon uns fern
eebalten2' fragte iie. .Barum bin
Du in benz fuihtteiten IuaenbIid meis
nes 2ebens nibt bel mir geblieben2"
pWeil i9 bas getnIi6e meiner Gage
5u fhmerSlib empfanb," dntpprtett
Oscar. .Salte MID niht fir riidfihtss
lps seeen Did, Quti[Ia. Menn i6 mid
niht fern eebaItsn bate, ipiirbe it
mid pteusi9t ni6t baben beberrIhen
fDnneil."
Uiir fdten bieie 9tntport piel su
geIhitt, dls bdB iie Sscnr i'm Mugens
bid bate eineefaLIsn iein fonnen.
lleberbies lab sr BEL ben IeBten Wortsn
feinen 9ruber an. IS id1ien trcb Der
turaen ,3eit, bic atpiiden nnlersr Rid
febr ms 5dus unb ibrem Gintritt
in's 3tmmer nerfIofen mar, msbr ols
tpdbrihetnIid, bab gugent Oscar fsis
nsn Rdtb ge9ebeH lnb ibm aeIaat bate,
fpte er iin nerbalten iplle.
9uetIIa nobm feline GntIhulbiaung
NIT Der groSiOfeiten JreunbIihfeit an.
rSerr Sebrisbt ertIdrt," iogte lie an
Ssear, .bab mein 2lugsnIiht fir ims
mer perloren lit; Serr groFt bageeen
min bofiir einiteben, buB cine Spera=
tion mir bas Nueenlitt pieberaeben
tpiro. grauhe ih Dir su ideen, ipels
dem bon beiben i6 CLAUDE? Denn es
mir na6geennsen pare, 10 bate 6err
9rpfe mid operiren miiFsn, she er
nah 2onoon Suriidtebrte."
rSat er iia gttpeiqsrt bas su tbun?"
.Sa."
rg81rum2@
Sucillu tbeiIte ihm bic 8riinbe nit,
auf tpelde bin Der bsutihe 4uaenarst
ben Anffhub aIs unerldbIicb bessi6net
batte. Oscar b6rie aufmertfum su tino
fab isinsn gruoer pisosr an, beppr sr
dnttportete:
rgie ih bore, ipiirbe 3tinGntlhIuB,
bic Operation iofDrt 3u tpaaen, Die
JoIse boben, baB Gu isthsDo6en lang
IN etnem ountIen 3immer sinoefperrt
fisen uno bnnR nod iehs fsrnere no
hen gang mad Der 4nlpeiiung bes Qrss
tes Ieben miiBteit. !6ait Du Dir iibers
Iegt, 2uciad, baB bas stnsn absrmalis
gen auffhub unfersr 6eiratb nm mius
eeitens ereI Weouots bebeutsn tpiirne2"
wBeHn Oh an ineiner Stele pGreIt,
Oscar, 10 ipiirbeft Tu bic Wieperhsrs
itsuuns Deinsr 2lugsn burb nihts,
feIbit niht tura 9sine 5eiratb p.rs6s
germ Infeu. Bite mih niht su ii6erz
Iessn. msin 2isbfter. Sd tann nihts
uberIessn, ais bob iiSh mir bic ausIi6t
erOffnets, Did au fsben."
9ieits furhtIos oIfene 9eitdnbniB
bradte ihn gum edpeigen. gr foB
gsrobe Dem Gpiegsl gsqeniiber,
70 bab sr iein tipsnss Gefid,t f.bsn
tonnte. Der orns 5unee itob ploBs
lid fsinen Stub 10, oaB er benz Spits
gel ben RiideR 3ntebrte.
Sd fab 5eugent an unb iiberruftbie
ibn oabel tple CT es perfuhte, benz Bid
ieints grubsrs 5u bessgnsn. Seine
gingebuHg mar IS, ipie ih mid isbt
feft iiberSeust bisIt, Der Ssear aefoIat
mar, ols er cine Sapisrigteit srbob,
bic mid bon BEN QueeRblit an, no bic
5rags Der Operation 3usrft an uns
bsrangstrstsH mar, prdOttupirt bate.
(Gortisbuns fOIst.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
(5ortIeBurg foIgt.)
Ridts lit 10 qudlenb, aIs cine

Ri4ts lit 10 qudlenb, aIs cine
ent8iinbste duBerIide SdmorrbOibens
SeidpulIt, uno bieienisen, bic baran
lsiben, gretfen no6 irgenb einem Ueit=
tel. bas ibnen Qinberuns bsrIpridt.
Hu6bem fie elm 8ebeimmittel nad
benz anberen berfu3I baben unb fins
ben, bab teins ibuen 5etIung bra6te,
ge6en tie itA Der Qtr5tpeiflune bin
Sol6en Qeioenben hohenaerate aQer
S6ulen uub tcuienhe gebeilter pas
tienten ieit 3nan5ig .Sobren empfoblen,
4ndtelis gu gebrau6en, dls b1s einsiq
tptrtli6e perniinftige, 5uDerldFige un6
roottale Uttttel gegen 5dmorr6oiben.
proben bon 4nafeiis tperben BON @.
Reuitdbtsr &c g., Boy 1915, 4sp
gort, frei perfanbt. 8.8.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30
18. aopifeG.
9ds Seft q m { Il [.

3ds Sc menf.
gGciIie nabm bas f9pur3e 9orte-
feutlle aus Dem &offer. I'm pOlIig Dor
leberrafhuno eeii6ert gu iein, eirg
ite in bas 5hlaItabinet, no Iis Ith auf
etnsm SeiIel am 5eniter uieberIieb.
rWie Ihtper lift mir bas 6er5!" fiji
fterte iie, ipdbreno fie has ganb loite.
r0teIes 8ub bat Der quite Batter oft
beriibrt, feline Sano bat Die Dorte gts
idrieben, Die id nun Geien tperoe. Run
bin ta ihm eeiittg ndber geriitt . IN
mir op6, aIs ob i9 iein freunoti4
pe6miitbtges 8sii6t pOr mir idhe unb
feline Stimms b0rte -"
nit 3itternoer 6anb Offnete lie bas
8ub. Damn srb-uh iie oas SiegsI hes
aouperts, in tpeI6em ii6 ods Stitds
ment befinhen IoLlte.
rgine militdrti6e Srbnung!" bnhts
lie ieu3enb. Sd bin gsborIam ieincn
8eFebIen na6getommen, beute lit ce.
nau Der Gag, ben er ieIbit beitimmt
bat"
sic las:
Dir gelten bieTe 3eitsn, meme lisbs
So6ter, metne urme gGcilie! SD ldrei.
be Iie in Der 9orabnung meines Eroes.
Der getpiB niht ,Iangs mehr miro duf
itt fparten Idifsn. Der 8sbante an
eine 9rennung BON Dir srfi[lt mid nit
ttefem S6mer3e, aber i9 ertrage oieIen
S6merS in Der 6oFfnung, baB mein
Sob Dir beiIiame 5riidte tvagen
tann. DER Simmel Eat uns NIT
9Iudsgiitern ntht geIegnet, i6 ba6s
Is griinblia empfunosn, mas es 5eibt,
Elm urmsr Goelmdnn gu Tein. Qbe- ih
mar in unoerer 8e3iebung reid, iibers
reid; i6 beiab Did, metne Iiebe, lie
be So6ter! llno 9u entffGoieteft mid
aud eiuigermaben bafiir, baB i6 De-.
ne Wtutter rsrIorsn, trpBbem ite nod
lebt."
GGcilie IteB 0as 8Iatt iinteu.
rMe;ne Ufutter lsbt no6!" fIuIterte
iis eritaunt. sd bate itsts cine oantIe
-"
Saitig lag tie psiter:
$50 Iunqs Is mir m09Iih mar, habe
ih aQein fir did geIorgt; ober rad
metnem Sooe tpirit 9u biIflos Iein
unb bann mogft 9u srfabrsn, o2B
9rdftn RpIaIie bon 9trtau 0giHs
Btutter lit, BON Der 0u gu fproern te'
redttgt btit, mas Dir gsbubrt. Die
Dame beIiBt Elm grOBes @srmDgen. Elm
tleiner She'll oesf.Iben reiht bin, did
Dor Sorgen uno Wun3sl 8u f6iiBer.
5OrI6e ME nab bem 8runbe, Der mid
oeranlabte, bic reihe 9rafin urht in
Qnipru6 gu nebmen, er mag 5piiden
ibr unb mir Elm epigss 8e6eimr 3
bleiben. Nur fobieI piq ih Dir unbers
trauen: i6 tpplIte auh ben 9orpu:f
Der Gigenniibigteit obpdl3en, osu mir
Der 9ruber RoTaIiens entgegsnIdlcu.
oerte. 60 bin i4 arm esbliebsn uno
babe a1etn mein &ino er3ogen. 3urne
oesbuIb 0stner SHUTTER niht, fie b,t,
.4 tpeib IS, idpsy,s Qsib ertragsR unb
nan6e 5brdne I'M tbre Sohter Der.
IoFen, bic iie toOt tpdbnts."
rDas lit base Das III bas?" fiji.
terte gdcilie.
4aaosm iis bic IsBtsn 3silsn NOD
:tnmaI geleIen, fubr ite fort:
n6iits Did pOr bem 9ruFsn bon
pirfnu pr fourtp Cir ihnAer. nher
'ertraue Dem 2ieutenant bon Yilgrara, |
ser ftatt 8etner nit Der GrGftn Der,
)anbeIn miro, iObuIb i6 bic Qugen SIR |
pigsn Rube oeihloifeu babe. 8u er.
nnerft Did jenes Meoailons, bas i6 |
Dir als Elm Slsinob au betpubrsn ems
,fa9l; bebisne Did istner, penn 0is
Jtutter elm Genn5eiten bon Dir pers
ungt. Sage tbr, oaB 0u ,s eben 10 !
rsu bepa9rt batteit aIs i6 fsl6F."
(7FortIebuno folat.)
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anna Mrnsmnn an sspbn Wras
man. cine Got 2ann in Gsft. 80, Wlin
Greet 2p., College 0ia, ST..
S. q. phillips an Sbpmas 6oparD
Got Ro. ~ in Geo. Mdrtin's llnterabi
tbeiIune, Wit. 4boms, ST..
@eoree 20. 5rdnflin an gbe Moi
narh y. u. 8. M. Co., boS norbOitlthI
@ierttI Don Got 30. 1893 in 8rnant &
Srepor's llnternbfbeilunq, 81.
9eorse Is. Ronie an GbriItiou
Shlpinger. 1nts 1856, 1877, 1888, 189
224, 225, 226, 227, 24o, $50 unb 251
IN Iprtb 5dtrmount Smpropemsnt
Ifccidtion llnterabtbeiIune, 81.
geniamin 9rdnft an 5pbn &
Ghnermdnn Il. Nnb. bic 5Itliden 1E
5ub bon Got 131 nnn bic aansen 2cts
132 unb 133 in Der llnterobtbsiluno
BON Sobn 8eieer's Gitote, 81.
Grnit 9. Repper, IT,, an gbds. al.
berBdrt, % CUB an StratForb ape.,
ST. etc.
Marb e. Dbiterup an GuTan q.
Roba, 25 CUB an aenton Ctr, ST. tt:.
Sobn u. StiIImln an Sottie .. u,
Stillman, 2 Cots or 3dmilipn 2lpe.,
gh. Pkdfant. 81 etc.
5attie .. 4. Sfillman Ii. u. an
Sohn u. StiIlman, 8 cots an bio. udb
Wiain Strabe, $4,000.
Inna DalIer on SuIid gptmaun,
20 Sub an Susbes Str, 81 etc.
Union Sapines Realtn 60. an z. G.
Gruitfbant, Got 93 in Sbip Qonb e:
Smpropent Co., linterabtbeiIuna, 81
etc.
Sobu Shuler an Sulia gptmann,
Go 5ub on gummins Rodp, ST. etc.
JnIiu goimann an s5reb. 81. gisn.
30 Jub an Court Str, rabe 8apmiIs
Ier, 81 etc.
aaura ID. Cams an Caroline Diehl,
1 Got an SiibtpeitsGde 2peuIf Sir.
uHe Part abe., ST etc.
Q. Z. 2oomis, Gree, on gbe snIs
berts3oIler Qumber & 8eneer 60, ,94s
Gter in Sstt. A, 9reen 5p., 81 etc.
Sofeph Sarmebsr an Clemens Sors
mspsr, A 5ub an psarI Str, Reabs
ing, $500.
Union SdD. 81. C sruft 60. an
gli5abetb 6. Serbsrt, 35 JuB an Gors
malt Ctr, $500.
Ml. y. Cooper on Slipe r. mars
fbda, so Sub an 3umIttiu glpe., 81 etc.
Ge. 6. 6elffsri6 on Wobe 8. Siu,
Got Is in Gbas. Wi. SteeIe's llnterabs
tbeilung. Qortb genb Rpab, 81 etc.
Jobu q. Wturpbp an Sobn ;sifber,
Bog 6ub an 5ergus Str, $500.
Jobn Sooer an Gb. 6. 5ausr, l Got
an 3aft 4ne., 81 etc.
GIsanor 5. earnfbdn on gbas.
Berger, 18 Sub an 5atberrp Ctr,
81 etc.
SObn Rod an GliIabetb Raitsrt, 25
JuB an Gin Str., nabe ReRiden
glpe., 81 etc.
efiSobetb Raftert on Sobn Rod, 80
5uB on eormann ape., % fus an
Ueuhohuietts Npe., ST. etc.
etta f. Coates on Gqa W. RobiIon
90 Jub an 3dSsl ape.. QoripD6o, 81
etc.
Rargorst Q. Ghmiblapp an auura
y. WscJorIdn, 2pt 213 in Geo. g)oit's
untsrnbtbeiluRs, gImnpoe, 81 etc.
Sbio 2nnb &: Snpr. 60. an qurou
Cots 481 unb 482 in Chio
Y. u. ). 60. llnterabtbeiluna, $3.50.
3isfsIbe an Gbriftidn 8. Gitenberrn,
Got. 67 uHb 4S5 in bto., $3.50.
Disfelbe on aaron 9rubater, Cots
4S3 uno 484 in bto., $40O.
glaria 4dsrmnnn an 4nthoup
5hant, ! Got an Ban 9uren glps.. Si
,te.
Cola R. @riebt on R. o. goOp.r,
81 GuB an We9regor ape., 81 etc.
Wm. Is. 2anebpu's grbsn an Rprs
poob 5eishts Co., 244 syuB ON Gar.
tbues ape., 81 nc.
Roriuooo 5eisbts Go. an Sohn
Oempiep, bosieIbe gisentbum. 81 etc.
W. v. Cooper an 2usIIa Rurpbp, /
Got an ggiaidms aDs., RorfDoob, 81
te.
git5a y. Smith On gbas. @. Rors
on, ] Got an Dona MDe., 81 etc.
Carrie gDeftmener an Jpbn 4naft,
20 5ub an SIora Ctr, 81 etc.
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9as 6 n a. @eibIt6s

Mit gang aIlerlisbiten Dofen,
Mit ben ret3enbiten @ebGrben
Srugen Grou'n jebt WGnnsrbofen.
SennD6 tperDen fi6 bic beiben
Sbne 3ipeifsl unterfdeiben.
Veil bic 5rdu'n aud in ben 5Disn
Refine SGi4e babeR ipsrbsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-03-30

cesfiH ssseans. aiuissss, Gintinassi Q.
9egis 80 Gents nn6 hurliber.
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probirt III. .. Wlsial g,oIifh.
uuD .Uarsstptrs 5risnb-. b.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27
The New York
Dry Goods Store
Special Bargains In Our Linen
And Domestic Department.

l5c Zephyr Ginghams, yd. .lOc
15c Daisy Cloth, yd..-.....lOc
SOC 27-inch Natural Colored
Linen. per yard .........2Oc
.l21-2c Union Huck Towels
each ....S1-3c
zoe Fancy Corded Madras for
shirt waists, yard ........loc
.l5c 36-inch very finest Silko-
line, per yard ............lOc
$3.50 2O-inch pure Linen Dam
ask Napkin, doz. ......Sl./o
2Oc 27-inch very fine and sheer
Dimity, in stripes and checks
per yard .............l2 lie
Use white Shrunk Cotton for
dresses, per yard ......l5c
| I65c 45-inch Persian Lawns,
per yard .................oO( oO(
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27

The News OF Chicago says
that the Negroes OF that CITY
are deserving OF the bequest Of
MIR. Roosevelt, as they are help
themselves, The elading prob
lem solvers have always CON
tended that all the Negro want
ed was a chance. Through the
good offices OF Mr.. Roosevelt.
the Negroes OF Chicago were
told to raise an equal amount OF
S75,OC0C0 and he would give
this sum toward the building OF
a y. NJ. c. A. building. They
went to work and have about
succeeded in a very short time
OF reaching their goal.
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27
WANTED BOY

Original storI by J. H. Rrfferty
By the courtesy of the Treas
ure State
That was the sign that Grocer Nc
Skimming put in his window one
morning last month, Wanted, a
Boy" The McSkimming grocery
is long way from the loop, but
it was sorely in need of help A
man would have served his purpose
better than boy, but he couldn't
afford mans wages Few men
will work for "a week, and usually
the man who will take a $4 job will
either steal to keep even or quit as
soon as his first weeks pay is col
lected
But Slimming's sign was hardly
IN the window when a tall, straight
built, sandy man came in and said;
Would a man do?"
IF the man was willing and could
afford to work for 81 week, yesr'
said McSkimming
I'm willing" said the stranger
looking squarely at the grocer, I'll
you'll let me have some pick-ups for
grub | can live on that"
The tradesman liked this straight,
forward proposition. A skulker
would have said nothing about pick
ups" but would have stolen enough
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27
your nane?"
Bucklin. sir-John Bucklin. -

your name?"
Bucklin. sir-John Bucklin"
Well, Bucklin, if you'll stay a
month I'll raise you to five a week
after that If you stay six months
I'll give you seven. In a year |
may be able to pay you mans
wages. My trade is growing You
can check out 25 cents worth of
grub every day You can sleep in
the store if you like. How does that
suit you?"
To a dot, sir, quoth Bucklin, "I'll
stay month sure. Then if you like
me, and if"
"If you like me, suppose?"
ss'd McSkimming.
well. it will be time enough to
talk things over then, sir, | hope"
And John Bucklin took off his
.coat
There never was such a grocer 5
cub" as that quiet man proved to
be He tended the horse, drove it,
delivered groceries. brought in or
ders, got out the goods, wrapped
bundles, cleaned up the store. made
out bills. collected c. O. d. orders
and in a hundred ways made life
for his employer profitable plea
sure He never even so far forgot
himself as to smoke in the place
Each day he got down some cheese
some creckcrs, or some sardines and
bread for his fare. OF these he
made careful memoranda. never sur
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27

SOC 27-inch Silk Null, in very
newest shades, yard ...35c
35c very large and heavy Turk
ish Towels, each ......29c
65c 56-inch Round Thread
Linen for waists, yard. soc
q l-+c 36-inch Bleached Cheese
Cloth. yard ..........5c SC
SIPS Honey Comb Bed
Spread ..................75 Use
SOC 56-inch Fancy Curtain
Madras, per yard .......llc
soc Fancy Poplins in latest
shades for waists and suits,
per yard ............35c
zoe Fast Color Black Lawn for
dresses, per yard. ,.l2 l-2c
III l-2c 25-inch Fancy Cretons
for draperies, yard. ...S l-3c
The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1911-01-27

passing his daily allowance, never
failing to account for everything.
His behavior toward cranky and
abusive customers was invariably
hat of a silent, intelligent, patient
man who has mastered his tongue.
lie never smiled except in response
to some kind word of amiable jest.
Tc jaded horse which he drove
and tended grew sleek and willing
under his care. lie showed tai
cnt for decorating the storeroom
with artistically piled boxes and
packages. He had a genius for or
der and a knack Of doing all work
without effort or disorder.
At the end OF the first week Mr..
INcSkimming raised his wages to s.
and his daily food allowance to s.
cents. Bucklin only said Thank
you. sir" but from that moment
he found a dozen ways to enhance
his value in the store. He washed
the windows before the boss got
down in the morning He put IN
his leisure moments sorting the
apples and dusting the stock Moth
ing escaped him and his efforts be
gan to be apparent in a diminuuon
OF complaints and an increase OF
trade
But one rainy afternoon, whil'
NcSkimming was sitting on hii
high stool smoking cigar, he no
ticed that Bucklin was loaiing' j
was the first time, and the bos
eyed him narrowly. The man wa
sitting on a soap box behind
nvramid of oat cases. Once n
pc.Ded ont aero, the barrier an'
following his mans glance. Nc
Skinming saw that there was VIC
man with an umbrella standing
,be window She was repulsiN'
E looking. brazcn-faced person OF tn
flash" quality. Presently she wer
: away. sneering, and Bucklin cam
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than to see how much he could
spend. he has now developed in
to a first class business man,
an dat an early date he expects
10 launch into business in or
near this city
While here he entertained his
friend, 10 the utmost and as he
is one OF the best musicians
which ever come this way, the
week which he spetn here was
certainly live one. AT recep-
iiou~. parUc- and Al church he
was there and his redition OF
high class music was a treat for
all. His recital at the ST James
Literary run like This:
Fifth Nocturne. LeybaCh
Gypsy Love Song, from the
opera Fortune Teller Dance
OF the Demons. Hoist Vocal
The King OF the Winds, David
lSonatal Ruthelique. Beethoven
The Rrigand. ~ua~ hv Io"rnet
Metropolitan Opera Company.
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she came across. entered the store,
and, the moment she saw John
Bucklin, she cried: Why Harry
For Gawd's sake, amt that you?'
Bucklin turned purple, then livid,
then white. He got his hat and
went out with her. lie did not
come back
McSkimming had to deliver his
own orders that day lie was
angry. He came down very early
the next morning, half expecting
to find his store looted. 1t was
locked and when he went in he
noticed that everything had been
freshly scrubbed and set in order.
He looked under the counter in the
back office where Bucklin usually
slept. The rude bed was carefully
arranged. Then upon the high
desk, in a neatly addressed envelope
was a note.
Dear Mr.. McSkimming," it read
the month | promised to stay ends
this morning You treated me well
and | did my best to do the same
L by you. am an ex-convict, just
six weeks out. | broke Jail.
believe could have satisfied you
that am on the square You
might have let me stay, and
would have repaid you squarely. II
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The democratic house has sig
nally failed to make good to the
Colored brother who strayed
from the fold and made it pos
Sible for that party to have a
majority in the house on joint
ballot. There is no question
that but for the activity OF Ike
Hayes and his cohorts in Silver
Bow and the Independent club
IN this county they owuld have
come up several members shy
10 what they are.
Yet they have not even rccog-
nized that clement, even to the
extent OF giving them a janitor-
ship. Ike came over but went
nome sadder but wiser and VOW
ing that he had been slain III
the house of his friends. So
will ever be. The democrat,
tailed to take advantage OF their
opportunity and it will no doubt
De a cold day in August wher
Hey get another Legislature
ulrough the colored vote.
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PROSPERITY
UNIONl

DEATH OF BISHOP GRANT
In the death of the Rt. Rev.
Bishop Abram Grant who pre-
sided over the district OF winch
this city is a aprt, the race and
country loses one OF its nooleS'
characters, a man who stood Tor
all that was good, a leader Oh
leaders. who for all time will be
missed.
The race throughout this
broad land mourn his loss as II
him they have lost one OF the
one of tn dominant forcs OF the
great progress which has beer
ours in the last half century.
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that woman comes around and tries
to queer me don't listen TO her or
tell her anything about me I'm
trying to get a decent start. Thank
you. My name isn't John Buck
lin"
That was all, but when McSkim
ming looked up the woman was IN
the store waiting 20 purchase some
thing. She bought a package OF
chocolate, stared about the store
,nccrcd and went away
"Wantcd-A boy VA, n th'
window again that morning.
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We are glad to note that NJ.
O. ]. Arnett is making good as
an employee in the senate. lie
is deserving and the recognition
given through him is highly ap-
preciated.
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1t is ever noticed that those
who are nothing themselves
have nothing or no ambition
will do all they can to pull 9th
ers along with them, and oltimeS
the others are so weak that it IS
an easy matter for them to sue
ceed.
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With a little more ginger and
less entiquated campaign meth
DDS right here in this county
the spectacle of democratic
deadlocked legislature could not
be. But instead a republican
would have been regularly Sc
lected in caucus and elected III
the joint session.
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According to republican
member Of the present session
the best excuse for being a
traitor to party principle is to be
"a greater traitor.
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saving it, and while money form
erly was Of no value to Bill other
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has been up in the fertile Fer
gus county, making money and