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Weekly Montanian (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 20 April 1895, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn84036085/1895-04-20/ed-1/seq-2/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
14 ' Weekly Month)] ian. PUBLISHI , I) .1 4 .',ViittY SATURDAY. D. A. HENOR1CKS, Publisher. atrnecatereee--$2.50 pet year - ..n advance if not paid within 30 daye feone date oi subseribing. .A.DVICRTI9ING—displa) —$1. per s q uare .Zionthly. Locals so cents per line each aseition. Special rates by contract. SATURDAY, April 20th 1895. There are more that wear crape for their sorrows, than sackcloth for their • eine. ‘,.. He that never changed any of his opinions never corrected any of his mistakes. The two great movers of the human mind are the desire for good and the fear of evil. VIRUS Sometimes the \narrow way\ lies through the crowd, and not away from it into wilderness. A frank, .open mind will he always ready to listen, to consider, and, if truth permits, to be convinced. Love is a fire, but you have to put on fresh chips to keep it going. If you •don't somebody else will. \Good-bye\ is the contraction of \God be with you,\ 1Vhee you say \Good bye,\ you always say \God be with sou.\ Excitement is not enjoyment; ill calmness lies true pleasure. The most precious wines are sipped, not bolted in a swallow. Matilda Snowbelt, the colored domes- ' • . _ - he . eeseee E ele'ME PAPER. I A maiden fair, w uut-brewn heir, I Went trippiaa ern our bi reel. When you gr3 married to the bright- I As she passed hy she (env i:t the ey e Of William Ileely :sweet. eat and best girl in the country, where Shey loved, 'is said, and so Were ; did vou leek for that notice that meant To her he is what a a il: is, so much to you and so little to nearly! Like a husband kitel he made up his mire: everybody else? To your home paper.' lo trade with J. W, 1% Wee When your home was invaded by the blue eyed girl or the bouncing baby boy, to whom did yuu make it your business to convey early information as to the Agents, Kimball piano's, Mason e: Dam - sex, the thi:e and the weight? To the editor of elle home paper. In after years when some manly young fellow takes the blue eyed girl to a home of h6 own; or your once bouncing boy—now a man—is given a partnership in a stele because he has just brought home somee body else's daughter and set up an es- tablishment of his own, to whom do yoe personally exhibit presents and load ()I with bride's cake, and to a how du yui look for that complete description of tie interesting event down to the last pick'. fork and individual which •nee more means 1111101 io you and very few others, and so little to an) • body else? To the same editor of tle It is not enough to believe what you 'maintain ; you must maintain what yoi believe, and maintain it because you be iieve it. The first of all virtues is innocence: the next is ire desty. If we bnnieh mod esty from the world, she cerries trvit3 half there is in it. Misfortunes are moral bitters, which frequently restore the healthy tone o: the mind after it has been cloyed and sickened by prosperity. From way back in the mountains OD the headwaters of the Big Beaver, whet years ago Be Tab o William, Davy Crock- ett and the Cameron's, were in cahoots in grizzly bear exploits, and almost in- credulous daring feats in the ewer« and externination of wild beasts of the most ferocious kind, coulee the reaort of a most startling and peculiar eecoun- ter with a grizzley bear by trapper Jim Ambrose and Capt. Frank Ely, whose cabbins in that dense and lonely forest are but a few rods apart. These parties have crude bear traps made of logs and set in deep canyons, and also use big iron jawed steel traps with jaws teethed. Although their traps have been in. place for some weeks they had little anticipat- ed a catch as the season for bears en - holing themselves is considered by trap- pers as a little backward. Jim was ie Thompson Saturday last and it A't while he was returning home that he was surprised by a monster grizzlev which was found in one of the wood traps. Frank Ely was there hut seemed to be fast asleep. Jim first thought the object was a house on wheels or etills. The bear inside was walking around and taking the trap with him. While Jim was thinking as how he could kill the beast without his gun Frank woke up And told as how he had tried it with his knife. Both guns were at the cabins miles away and the bear was about to loosen the pins and get out and there was no time for foolinh Jack Dunn has gene to the cabin for the gun, says Frank Segel, there he cornea now. Jack told as how the gun was loaded with nails clear up to the muzzle. Hold on! says Jim, I've got something that beats alkeg o' nails. Producing some of Scott Barne's beet he swore by a barrel ef wolves that the smell of it would kill the beast at 40 rods. Soon the huge log trap collapsed, the bear walked out, ataggered, reeled and fell, fie was etone dead. It was one of the largest of the Rocky Mountain specia and the skin will be stuffed and placed on exhibitisn Jf in the zoological gardens at Devil's Cor- per. F. A. reaule home paper. And when trouble comets in the Iloilo and you aehl to your poeeessione that dieulate hit ef reality, the lot in tls cemetery, and somehow the sun dueshe :thine just as it used to, and there's clutter of crape at the door and odor 0. the tuberose in the front parlor, and tie ,hair that has for years been hyoid( yours at the fireside and Opposite you at ihe table is vacant—When all this hap. pens, who makes it his business to write mu tender strains of the one whose life has grown to be part of yours, end whose ,yuipathy awl good deeds he others have long beet' known and recognized ii nevem publicly announced? The editor of the home paper; and Lie's only too willing to do the little that lie an to help you over the hard spot your in the road. And all these years have you advertised in the home paper, and ,ione what you could to help the editor Seht yom battlte3 in municipal and county matters, and encourage him to- J. D. 1-ZA_ he has worked to build the town ane ering business to it. W‘ 'elimal - or aP1 T rw tit 0 2 ‘- _ Talk with Melloftle Mieeeule, about pensi‘al instil:Mee:tee Factory tin organ?, first pie:ilium World's Fair euaranteed ten yete Oahe and no eer large steel; it will ley yen. We have a ..ew second heed e.struments to till '1 •a le Columbia hhe . cles faCtOry , J. V.*. lehe-oula, Ment. calle vour ettsntion to the fact that he hse me of the .largest stecks of household omit:ire and farm tiotetiinery, inowsrs, dows, rahes, seeder -1, Etc., in western ‘Iontena, and would like to quote yori Address: h ei if you went a hal- ain. AiLVI-ZOTZ -J Pay:, the Highest cf - o:,th Price kr %ITS. Call on or address him before selling furs, for lie pays the n:oct. 118 west Main St. de in an Austin family, was euipscted .f helping herself to some wine \Own up, Matilda, that you have been drink- ing out of this bottle of Rhine wine,\ said the lady of the house. \No mum, nebber has been near dat 'settle.\ eier, mi.,1,0-0.1.a . , mow.. Repairs wate.hes the cheapest. Send your watches ,t,L.) him for repairs. \Are you sere?\ \Oh course I is.. First Notional Bank ,huilding. Ketch me a drinhin' dat ar sour stutii what puckers up 3.er motif. No, mute, I has got better sense dan dat ar.\--:-• G. S. reene Texas Siftings. NOTICE. United States Land Wise, Miseoula Mont., April 1701,1893. Plat of fraction- al townehip No. :10, north, range 27 we -t has been received at this office, and filings for land embrased therein will be reeeived on and after Thursday, May, 21th, 1893. John M. Evaes, AV. C. Murphy, Rt-gister. Receiver. For all Legal Business Addrees —GO 'TO— I; 1 , , G-001) iSz FL() TI?:IN - For Old Taylor ‘Vhizlies. Pattliile Hall unit Pete!' ill3! Great Cigaraud FrcAt Bohemian Keg MARSHALL & CORBETT, Main St rcet Thmrpiifot Mtaltaltr Attorneys' At- ,Aaw - Missorila, Montane. —C. S. 1.YeRtS01,1„ Phybician k Surveon. Treat.s all dieeasee hnown to the human fete:iy. TilOMPSON IA1.1.P. • 10.1 1 Miii k1 0 t ‘ Or i1)0 Corver Higgins Avenue .ind Main Street. terttinettee 100 Pairs men's fine Pantaloons, 50 Pairs men's timid pantalonns... W E HAVE dc.eided to go out, (it • Ow cloil;- ing bust') es,4. and the entire stool: 11 , if will be sold for what itNV i V, ( • ( To push. the goods out of our estublis lint( Alt, - w - ( , 1.; t plitthed the prices_ down. FORMEU riinsENT PRICe euws Y. An wool chevoit suit 00 00 20 00s Kersey satin lined rents 27 50 18 75 25 Melton suits 00 it; 0:1 4 , Fancy Cashmere,si t.9 IS chevoite nd worsteds Fancy Cashmere,g 1 (; chevoits and worstels Fancy Cashmere, chevoits and worstele 18 00 IS 00 1 Fancy Cassimere, chevoits and worsteds... 5 00 10 00 Fancy Caesiniere, chevoits and worsteds... 12 00 8 (10 Fancy Cameimere, chevoits and worsteds... 1 7 t) %) 6 7 011 Satinettes . 5 00 3 00 0 50-10 00 5 00 ... 509 50 • ................ • • TERMS CASH J. 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