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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-12

One English RABBIT The owner can have
same upo proving property and paying for
this advertisement, J. IL. IGLEHART, No.
Church Circle. l-5-w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-12
VANSANT'S
HIRING AND LIVERY
STABLES.
West Street, Opp. Depot.

NlNGLE, Double Teams and Saddle
- Horses to Hire. by the Hour, Day or
Week Open and Close Carriages. Single
and Double Phetons, Jaggers, Top and
nno'Iop Buggies, all at reasonable rates !;
m mrlae Carriages for visiting and pleasure.
drivers in livery If desired Pony Pha-
nos with quiet and gentle Horses suitable
lor ladies and children. Special rates
Isde with families. Particular atten
eoa 70 Horses on Livery. Baggage called
loT and delivered to ali parts of the CITY
81 reasonable rates.
70 Funerals attended to at short notice.
Aii orders promptly attended to.
Jas. IL. VANSANT, Proprietor.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-12
situation Wanted

BY a settled and experienced WOMAN to
keep house or do general house work. Inquire
at this office. 1lO
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1889-01-12
FOR SALE OR RENT

The HOUSE now occupie by Mr.. volance
on Main street. Possession given ID 90. l. 1888.
Apply to JAMES MUNROE. MA
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Ia semaine derniere a Gu lien M
eoavent de Ste PhiiOmene 4 Laba
dieville DIES exercices destines &
alder les sGurs de &C convent dans
eur mission d'ensrignement.
La chose etait 81 peu CONNIE IN
eehors dc Labadieville que IL ha-
safd seul nous en- u l%nstruit. LIZ
eouvent parait 9tre dams mu 6tat
" d~elabrement Qui necessite DUR
eentes PREPARATIONS 70 rae da roste
y pmpart d'autres demeures Qui
altristrnt Ia vup do v0yageur.
L&glise Went d'atre reparee
q agrandie ct Eait assez bOnne
nine. 81 Ia genfrosit6 DIES tidAles
aess pas epuisee, on ferait bi-n de
Nnplacer I'orgue actuel qui ne
9 Plus que DIES sons lameOtables
don't les souflets font un bruit
sassyant ct i,enible rappelaut celai
seee machine de sucrerio NAL
sfaissee.
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MAR1AGEs.-Lnndi % avril 1850

MARtAGEs.-Lnnd % avril 1880
. etc cflebr6 I,ar IL Rev. L6tilly
en- reglise St. Ssuveur Lockport,
'e marriage lie Mr.. Albert Sa.oi~ IT
Mile Elmite S..oie. tons drux de
Ia p~ar"is~r Lafourch-. Nous I'm
voS"n" nos >ouhaits les plus sin
ceres aux n,"v+aux eponx.
Sam-d' q avrii 1889 a en lien eu
Pfg'isr St. Jean Bapis'e 4 Ia Non.
v-l'r Orleans, H. marriage dc Mr.,
Gus. }. Harang -, .lr Mile Novit.
NJ. Reynolds.
Nous prrnOns ptaisir A annoncpr
II marriage sI- W.. Emile P,4i-ans
ct d- Mile Stella Blanchard. La
ceremOnir Il en- lieu rn l'eyiis4 ST.
Jean Baptisip An Bril- Z Landing,
West Baton R"nge par 10 Rev. +.
LarOche O~fficiant.
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"A tOWS lea amateurs de bOnnes ct
fines groceries, 4 tons cenx Qui
veuIent uhtenir ponr un pix loyal
ct mudfre an article sain Que Pom
peut intrOdulre sans danger dams
les families, nous recon manduns
b grocrri- de MIR. philippe Braud
Gtu6e a i'encOignure Main ct
Green. Chez lui pas ie ces pro.
duitS fMisifi6s ct ma!sains dout II
bon march6 tente Ia victime Qpi
sans Sen dOmtrr pale deux fois trOp
cher un article infarieur ct souvent
dangere"x.
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DEcEs.-Le q avriI, 1889, est
aecedee sur le bayou Lafou,ct-,
Nile Charlotte Gaude agee de- IL
eas ct 3 mOis.
Lea funerailles ont eu lien le
leaniemnin rn reglise cathOliQue
9t. Joseph 4 Thibodaux.
D6c6d6e ie meme jour snr lie
TefrubOnne, Mile Lucille Leblanc
tg6e de IL ans Ut enterree aussi a
Thibodaux.
Deceder r. % avril 1889, Mr.. Hi
lAire Ford age de 40 aus. SEES res
~ ont etc conduils 10 leDdemain
& rtkllse St. Joseph dams le cine.
ners duqueI ils reposent en- psix.
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A Fpccasion dr ratrivks du Car.
dinal Gibbons, le 3 lie 81 mOis a Ia
SOuvelle Orleans, OH nous deman.
tie &c que c'-si one II Pallium qn'l
dOit conf6rrr 4 m0tre archie, e,,u+
MIR. Jannssrns. a
lie Pallium est Ill Ornrlpant &c.
cle>iastil"e porte par lie. pape, par
les cardlnaux ct, par lrs. arch-.6.
pue~. IL IA Ia tonne dune banir
lie denx "u trois .spnces de. largeur
I'll laine blanche II laqnelle dts
croix NOTES sont bradees. .Cet,r
bande rntOuTe le eou de iRarcheva.
que Fl finit par deux p~tites, ban
des q"i iOmbeut Pune u Ia poi.
trine IT Pautr- sur IL dos. La laine
qni y servi de materiel al Palllnm
Went DIES denx agneanx qn'on b4.
nit 'ous les ans dams P6glise Ste.
Agnes 4 Rome.
Up a~rch-v6qu- ne peat exercer
les fonctions archiepiseopalrs pro
prement dites avant d'avoir recn II
Pallinm dn pape on dun envOy6
SPECIAL. lie PalIium ne peut se
tr%ans'nettre dan archeveqne & un
autre ct il dot etre enterl6 avec .e
dignitaire.
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Dimauche dernier a Gu lieu dams
Ngiis- st. Joseph In ceremnni- de-
h premiere communion. Environ
Ito 4 12O enfants des deux sexes
e cont approaches CO jOrr, pour Ia
prrmie,e fois, lie la sainte table.
La cerfmonir, conduite par II
Rev. Chas. Menard, a etc, CONNIE
d'babitudr, imposante ct pIeine
Idsens-lgnements 1t Qualification
pour les nUmbreux fih6l~s Qui CT
jour-Ia remplissaient reglisr.
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Lr bayon lMis-e. ba' sSe IT fait
ra>>er Dies Nuts d'insomnip 4 beau
cOMr de- Ses ii.prains. TOus l.S
rlzlers aui "'Om pas Inc pnmp~ 4
l~ur disnosit'on d6>rspesent d.
pouvOir fare ,icolte. il est peu
probable en- .frt que l'ran pourra
So rdpanhrr par les dahls Oh ca
naux dams les ,izi2'p~, Ct charun
MA pas les moyrm~ dimstaller ume
pOinrr gu, a.piirInIt r-au dams lp
lit Il" bayO" pour IL jrtpr par Dies.
sus Ii le,ar.
LIE Vent dn nnri qni souflp
en- ~ moment ne fait Qn;ac.
ti.er Ia bais>e Tnute craintp
lie cr~vasse IT d'imOnla,iOn a
dispara mai< POM tairr place a
d'autre GRANTEES 1t Il ,t'Autre plain.
tes: aia>I va IL mOnip. Lea III.
:nol'S It les pOmmes de terre Sex
.'ftiient ~" fur IT d m~>ure ri rem.
s'Ontr. NJ un hon prix SUI II marrhf
,ie IN NUu. ellie Orleans. Lps An
hes q sncre siamS crtte parOiksr ~
dams IL p"rOi~>- TrirebOnu~ on,
geneialrmrnt bonnie a%nrarrnce ri
font bien auguIer pour l'aveuir.
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Mr. l.. Piffrri Went d'Ouvrir 4
NspOlpunville un hotel ct restau
nnt quill pretend tenir dams un
grand sty'e It quill rrcommande.
lOnt superintendent AL public vON a.
ceur. Tnutrs les Accommodations
nodernrs, tUnt IL comfort desirable
sr,Ont 4 Ia dispOsltiOH de chaQue
client 1t de sou atielAge.
N'Ouh!lrz pHs de vOus adr~srer
40 &Climax Hotel s. Restaurant" i
NspOieunville.
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81 nntre population ne Sc tient
pas invariahlememt dams une an
siettr temnere- ct meme frigide CT
Ne s4ra crrtes pas par IL mamque
de glacr.
Nous av0ns unr MANUFACTURES qui
depuis qnel4urs u n6es fOnctionue
4 la satisfaction du public. II v u
pc" dr. temps Moore Ia glacr 3tait
IN article de luxe 1T don't pouvai.
ent disrOSer, settlement liz temps
en- temps, qnelqnes privilegi6s de
Ia fortune.
Amjourd'hui, grace 4 nos fabri-
ones de glace artificielle IT grace
aussi 4 nos m0yens de transports
faciIes ct nOnbrenx, les plus hum
bles m6nages ~l'env-nt Ne procurer
u has prix C qui jadis n'6tait acces
sibl-s Qu'aux crosses bourses.
La glacr prise moderement est
an excellent TONGUE dams Dotre eli.
mat d6bi!it.nt 1T rien de plus
natnrel que Passage Sen repande ct
s'accroisse de jour Ell jour.
La production de Ia manufacture
& ThibOlanx semble devenir INSULT.
sante pour Ia cOnsommation Qui
tons les ioars argmente, ct des lie.
pots So torment de cote TT d'autre
pour subvenir aux besoins du com.
merce. Ri-n de mieux; mails ce
qui nous parait exag6r6 ct peu 10.
gique c'est In difference Que quel.
ones uns pretendrnt faire entire ID
glace manufactures "at home" ct Ia
glace dits du n0rd. Dams ruu
CONNIE dams l'autre cas- c'est tou.
jours de l'eau congel@e ct quand
Peau est congelee ar,i6ciellemeni
60 nest pas dams Pcan que pon me,
des prodnits chimiqncs CONNIE quel.
Ques imbeciles ie peusent. On eat
oblig6 lei, 4 Ia Nouvelle Orleans
ct ailleurs de clarifier Peau de nOtre
fleuve GU &c nos bayous trop char
g6 dun limon tres-inOffensif mait
pen AGREEABLE 4 Ia woe. Mais cha
Gun salt que ponr cette Qualification
on n'emplOie absolumpnt rien de
dsngerenx nj de naisible 4 Ia santf.
la glace dici vaut celle de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans, qui certainemen1
vaut celle du nord on dc quelque
autre pays ct c'est pure niaiserie
de vouloir 6tablir des difference,
entire ces articles DO memo -
leur.
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Le c%ent~naire DE- Il. Washington
I II pr6sidence des E,at. Unis, s'est
pass6e dans notre vile SANS grand
tapage, mails dune facon tres co,.
vrnable.
Nos 6colrs ftaient fprm6es ,on.
IL plapart, le canon n gtond6. les
s6r6natles 1T les li>conr~ d'occasion
ont tenn le pubic evril,e PENDANT
la majenr- partie de Ia mutt.
Rien de mienx TT sien de plus
jnste que de- fster ainsi Ia m6moire
Dun grand citoyen IT dun grand
pntriUte.
Tous n"~ grand- %jonrnaux prof
tent de rMccas,on t.oul s'6,enl,r
~" L. sujet fac'ie 1t 81 lomgt-mp>
rebattn de In vie tie &. Washing
ton r. peip de In r%atrie, mm dit
le virnx clich6. II PEST pas deco
Tier qni he sache dun bout 4 I'antre
fhistoire de Get homme ,pmarqna.
bic qni Il lais>6 81 pen d~';mitatrnrs
II nt fut pas servi settlement par
les circumstances CONNIE tant dan
tres DE- SEES sEcc-nsenrs. One sps
cend'es repOsent Ell taix
81 Gus avions qneIqur chose a
re.r0cher 4 "a m6molrr CO >e,ait In
trOp grande abundance de-, di>cours
prOnonces a r~Ocrasion de Get aunt.
versatile, IT bar drs gems qni 81
sO"ci-nt d~ G. Washington cnunme
Dune gxigme m"i~ qni ti.nnent a
poser drvamt r. public naif CONNIE
les vrai~ t, uchemests dn l,atrinti>me
aineri ain. Q'e ce.te illusion Ieur
s"it '6gA'r! Tous Ger bonimett>
ont fit ir"r temps e. &c ne soni
point les LiMettes Mustrkes des ora.
te"rs qni y a%jou'r,ont unc grand-
v~aleur.
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rnnVELLES.

r,se ersude partie des materisux
maintrnant sur place pour
sss.ction de Ia Ratfinerie que doit
iii, IN .Lafourche Sugar Refining
f.n MI. Thorn. Beary est IL sur.
:.tundsnt des ira. aux qni serOut
.,as.es avec ac.ivite ct 6nergie.
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Nsw OsLxAxs, November ,e. lss,

New ORLxAxs, November t6, 1888.
Mr.. r. Gsuaux, Hoama.
Dear ;ir-I take pleasure Ia ipformiug
you that nv mother who had been suffering
with Asthma for . sanbsr Of years, has
Powder and Mixture and I gladly recommend
Il = say suffering with Asiknas md ~
CeuShs. Yours,
LIN. TcIxy.
Yos eaa refer 70 her - SIS Daaphiae d.
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CoNVENTION D. LA PRESSE.-
Faates lea seanres irnupS par Ia
~-oyrntiun DE- Ia presae sprOnt pub
lanes IT gratuites, ainsi que r.
.ncrrt qni aura lieu mardi, IA mai,
fk8g. a Get Z OCCASION.
Les DANES, ~Ont surtOnt, sPfcia-
lament ct cOrdialement imvitees d
houorri la sale de leur presence.
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LIE cOliectear Dr. taxes pOnr Ia
~oaroi.sr LafOurche previeut les
ouiribna bl+s que Ia Iiste DIES ne
liaou ants sera pnbliee vrrs le~ mi
lira du m"l- dr .nal, CONNIE Ia lOi
d rvquiert. Sis0' la publication
hitr. les retardataires aurent a
ps,.r DIES f. ais quill lrur se,ait IA
ale Pewter Ell vpnaht DIES mainte-
aaut r4gIrr le mUntant do leurs
taxes.
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I'm n@gociant venait dc perdre
sa femme, le convoi 6tait ix6 pour
midi.
A Init hesres du matin, scion
ses habitndes, notre homme &c lAva:
HUT heures! J'ai encorc Ii
temps de jeter un coup Doll sur
mes hvres.
Eft le VOLTA pionz6 dams son jour-
nal. dams son grand livre.
A midi, un commits Wont IL trou.
Z dams le fen du calcul:
Patron, les invit6s vous atten.
dent.
-Eh! oufls conmenccnt sans
moi; vous savex ma devise: les
aifaires avant le plaisir.
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LIE restaurant comm sous lo nom
de Dupaty House 4 Napoleonv,lle
est maintenant tenn par NM. q.
Marquette ct F. Hidslgo.
Mr.. j. Lafl6 sc retire apr0s avoir
fourni une carriAre trAs-courte majs
tres.appreci6e de ceux qui ont Gu
le plaisir de le connaitre ct qui ont
pu lier Qnelqne cohpa,ssance avec
son fla, 81. Larr6, son excellent col.
laboraieur. Mons souhaitons sux
nouveaux l~ocatxires dc pn6tel Du.
patty tout lc success desirable.
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ARTICLE FIFTH.

The said corporation shall nave the right
to make and use a common seal, to sue and
be sued and legal process shall be served on
the president and in the event Of his absence
from the parish where the Corporation is
poratiOn may also purchase, hold and con-
vey. and mortgage. real and personal estate,
and shall have corporate existence for the
term and period of ninety mine years from
and after the date of this Act.
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ARTICLE SIXTH,

The Board Of Directors shall have power to
generally supervise the business of Che Cor
pOration, to adopt general rules for its con
duct, to contract for the purchase of machine
~ and the necessary plant for the purpose
OF the corporation. to M the price OF ali cane
or syrup bought, and the charge for granu-
1ating syrup, and to do all and everything
necessary and Incidental to the objects and
purpose OF the Corporation, as hereinahove
expressed +; fixing the salary Of officers. de-
dning by general rules the expenses OF the
corporation, and providing for such assist
ance or superintendent ~ may be necessary
to carry out the executive business of the
Corporation. 1t shall have power, by unani-
nous vote, to mortgage or pledge the proper.
ty, plant or effects of the Corporation, as the
case may be. Three (3) member OF the Board
shall constitute a quorum for the transaction
OF business, but no business. other than the
regular administrative business Of the Cor.
pOratiOn, shall be conducted by the Board at
other than regular stated meetings, unless
notice be given to the member Of the Board
OF the nature Of the extraordinary business
to be conducted at any extraordinary meet
ing. The Members Of the Board shall have
the right to be present at the meeting of the
Board and participate therein, either in per-
son or by proxy. No person shall be quail
ded to be a Director OF this Corporation, un.
less nc shall own eighteen (lSj shares OF the
Capital Stock.
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ARTICLE SEVENTH.

The president shall have general supervi.
Corporation he shall preside at the meet
inKs Of the Board and deal directly with the
executive officers of the Corporation. But
NOUS vote. shall have the right to remove or
suspend any employees, superintendent, Or
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29

THE TRIBUNE had series of successes
last week. 1t was the first paper in Mon
tana to make known the Judith river
murders Next day Friday) it was the
first to announce the capture Of WILDER.
On Saturday, it likewise led in anuoun-
cling his suicide which it illustrated by an
engraving that showed clearly how the
murderer had ended his criminal career.
We did not allow the WILDER crime to
crowd out other matters Of interest. On
Friday we printed an article on James j
Hill which made that enterprising cap,
italist still better known to the people OF
Montana. 1t was also gratifying to us tc
record at the same time, large receipts
and sales of wool. Great Falls has be
come great news center as well as a grea
CITY,
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29
on the coming convention

SpEcuIArrNe on the coming convention
the Helena correspondent of the Pioneer
Press says: "Little has been said so far Of
the probable officers Of the convention,
but it is generally conceded that W. A.
Clark can have the presidency if he wants
it. Mr.. Clark was president of the con-
vention of 1884 and made creditable and
unobjectionabe officer. For chief clerk,
William Todd of the Fort Benton River
Press, is the only avowed candidate. He
was defeated for similar position in the
democratic house of representatives in
the legislature of 1887, and this assures
him sympathetic support in his present
| aspirations. No doubt opposition will
develope before the convention sits, as
Todd has some enimies in his own party
who will work to defeat him. For SER
geant- at arms the ubiquitous Sam Alex
ander of Helena, is early in the field. He
is a biennial and indefatigable candidate
for the office in the Legislature, and when
ever the democrats are in power usually
| gets what he asks For the other OHces
there are no candidates who have as yet
entered the field, though it is safe to say
the various clerkships will not go beg
ging when the time for work arrives"
We are amazed to read that William A.
Todd has ''enemies in his own party
he who has always good word for
neighboring cities and is so reluctant to
interfere in their own affairs.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29
Alias Summons.

Territory Of Montana, County Of Cascade. In
the JUSTICES Court, Great Falls Township.
Before W. H. Race, Justice Of the Peace.
George W. Pence, plaintiff, We. Albert J. Huy,
defendant.
The people of the Territory of Montana to the
above named defendant, greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear
before nae, W. H Race. q Justice of the Peace
Great Falls, within. ten days after the compile
tion Of service Of this summons upon YOU. then
and there to make answer to the complaint Of
George W; Pence, the above named plaintiff, in
civil action to recover the sum of Forty -four
and 65-l9o dollars, for board of horse and livery
named plaintiff between the 9th day of April,
1883. and the let day, OF September, 1883. and in
default thereof judgment will be rendered
against you, Albert J. Huy, the above named
defendant. for the sum Of Forty-fouIr and 85;l0O
Given under my hand this 18th day Of May.
A. d. 1889. w. H. RACE.
Justice of the Peace Of said Township
THos. +: BRADY, Atty for Plaintiff.
First publication May 21st.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29
sPOKANE's VICTORY.

The country still rings with Spokane's
great achievement and now awaits anX-
iously the St. Paul meeting, where If Spo-
kane wins again he will be entitled TO
rest for this year. We learn that Mr..
has been asked to send the
stallion to Kentucky where $37,5OO are
guaranteed him for this season. The
greatness of Spokane's victory may be
Judged from the following glance at the
field. "There never was such field OF
horses brought together, except, perhaps,
in the memorable contest at Monmouth
Park seven years ago, when lroquois, the
winner of the English Derby, George
Kinney, Monitor, Parole, who won the
Lincolnshire handicap and city and sub
urban in England in 1879, Eole and other
famous horses met to contest the right OF
supremacy. Glance over the list Of start
ers. Here there was Spokane, the win
ner Of the two great events at Louisville,
the Derby and Clark stakes. Don Jose,
the conquerer of Sportsman and Laura
Davidson for the Grand Challenge Foal
stake at St. Louis Once Again, of the Blue
Ribbon stakes at Lexington, Sorrento,
who was beaten by a short head only by
the Gear in the race for the Pacific Derby
at San Francisco on the 23d of last April,
the knightly Proctor Knott, one of the
finest specimens of the thoroughbred run
ner that ever stood on four feet, who gar
nered $4,000 for Sam Bryant in the Flu
turity stake at Coney Island last fall, a
sensational horse in every respect, Re-
trieve, who finished first for the Long
wood Oaks at Latonia, and Long Dance,
| who had started but once in handicap
and was then beaten through an accident. y
The race was intensely exciting. Proc
tor was three clear lengths in the van at
the quarter which he had covered in
1854 seconds. Kiley on Spokane played a
waiting race. He did not overtax his
horse at the outset. At the half mile
Proctor still led while Spokane was in
the fifth place. The half mile was made
in 52 seconds. The pace was now terrific
and the struggle desperate. Proctor fall:
back length, but he still passes the
three-quarter pole ahead of the field, the
time being :19. Fitz Patrick still keeps
Proctor at the front and passes the mile
pole first. The mile has been run II
:45A. The critical moment has nov
arrived. The endurance of Spokane be
gins to tell. Before the quarter mile il
reached he is on even terms with Proctor
The mile and quarter has been covered
in 2:14, indicating that the pace has beer
nearly maintained. Fitz Patrick makes {
desparing effort to hold his ground, bu
in vain. The mile run was this tint
Proctor Knott's limit, and he yields th'
lead to the Montanian champion. Sorrento
takes up the challenge and pushes Spok
ane closely. But the noble horse defe
the field and moment later passes unde
the wire two lengths ahead of Sorrento
with Proctor Knott last. The mile and
half has been made in S:414. Shouts o
triumph ring the air and Armstrong i
prouder than ever Of Montana. Now fo
st. Paul.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29

THE American Publishers association
resolves to publish biographical diction
airy of local and national poets, with one
or more choice selections from each poet
They ask us for a list of Ioets. We shall
keep the books open some days, so that
no Great Falls or Cascade county poet
may he missed. In region like this
where cataracts, mountain streams, bub-
bling springs, lowing herds and. above
all, fair women abound there must be
poets. 80 let them come forward. The
hour of triumph for all local poets who
have been crushed SO long beneath the
heel of arrogant editors is at hand. Our
first impulse was to mention Anderson
and let him speak for Montana, but We
reflect that his fame is national and that
his verses are as well known IN Chicago
as those of Homer, Virgil OF Browning.
Great Falls tribune., 1889-06-29

NEWS comes from England of new
process by which white lead can be made
from the ore in about "a hours at 500 per
ton. This is great improvement on the
present method which, compared with
the new one is slow and costly. The
new invention must increase the value of
the galena ores of Barker and Neihart
which can now be made to yield white
lead as well as silver. This is the place
where white lead should be made when
the new process becomes more general.