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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
Deformities and Diseases Of Women and
ESAildHnx

Deformities and Diseases Of Women and
Children.
DR.. Stoddard, graduate of the Royal COL
lege of Surgeons, of Edinburgh, Scotland,
and chief of the Liebig international Surgi-
cal Institute of San Francisco, will visit
Butte City, with Offices at the Liebig World
Dispensary, 8 E. Broadway, corner Main
street, from juno 9th until July 5th-ten
days only.
This is rare opportunity for people suf-
fering from deformities, malformations
and diseases that require an experienced
surgeons attention, to obtain the advice
and opinion of one of the most learned and
experienced specialists on the western con-
tinent right here in Butte City.
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Forbes & Davis Special

10000 shares Legal Tender Dillon
Treasury. Option only ten days. No bet
ter investment offered; 25c. will be chea,
for this within that time.
40 shares Rocky Fork Certificates.
AS shares St. Paul d Helena Land I'm
provement company.
10000 shares Orc Elmo Silver Mining com
pany. A good investment, good mine ane
good management.
5000 shares Iron Mountain, in lots.
5000 shares Q. r. g. n, in lots.
1000 shares Copper Belle, in lots.
LOCO shares Glengary (Butte), in lots.
200 shares Combination Philipsburg.
5000 shares I. V. Powderly.
1000 shares Cumberland.
MINING EXCHANGE,
26 and ~ Bailey Block.
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MUNICIPAL MATTERS.
Street Talk About the New City
Dumping Ground, and tho Coun-
ellis Action.
Why Opium Fiends Cannot Be
Prosecuted Under Municipal
Laws.
City Treasurer Folk Going to Make Things
Lively-several Arrests to be Made
Other City Notes

llAatters in municipal circles were more or
less interesting yesterday and the street
talk relative to the Icity councils action on
the new dumping ground deal was the up
permost topic of conversation. Every allu-
sion made to the press at Tuesday nights
meeting was intended for The INDEPENDENT
as it was this paper which from time to time
called attention to the rumors connected
with the new dumping ground and the most
potent objection to the purchase seemed to
be conferred on tho enormous price paid for
such valueless ground-$1,2 200 for three
acres of ground in q gulch the whole of
which is not worth more than half the
money. The principal objection raised by
a majority Of the aldermen who took part
in the debate, was the expense that would
be heaped upon the council for hauling the
garbage to that high elevation, which, as
Alderman Wilmer said: "A team during
, winter ;, could not get up there once a
The debate appeared to show conclusive
~ that the ground would not be accepted.
One vote would have changed the result.
II wish now had voted no." said an alder
man yesterday, ''then the responsibility
would have been shifted on the mayor"
At the next meeting an ordinance will un-
doubtedly be presented authorizing the ap-
preparation Of 81, 200 for the payment Of
the property, and it is still more probable
that a reconsideration of the vote will be
moved. It is evident that the result was a
surprise to the three men who voted for ac-
ceptinR the ground as a matter Of courtesy
to the special committee, but still were of
the opinion that it was wrong. The gen
eral sentiment is that the council is making
a mistake in paying such price for poor
ground, which at half the money would
prove a very expensive piece of property for
the CITY.
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Knights Of Pythias Encampment.

For parties desiring to attend the en-
campment of the uniformed rank and ses-
sion of the supreme lodge, Knights of
Pythias, at Milwaukee in July, the Great
of SIS. As for the round trip from Helena.
Tickets will be good going from July 2 to s.
and returning up to July n. Tickets NAV
be purchased at No. 6 North Main street.
Helena. C. w. PIrrs. G. T. AGENT
E. II. HUBBARD, L. p. Agent.
B. H. LANGLEY, G.. T, Agent.
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PERSONAL.

II. ]. Weldon is receiving congratula-
tons over the arrival of q son in his FAMILY.
W. H. Motter and vito 60 to Salt Lake
to-day. Mrs. Motter goes there for the
summer on occasion of her health.
1tW. s. Wilson, Mansfield, O., II. A. Crane,
Tacoma, H. B. Ross and family, Denver,
D. Clark, Chicago, left via the Great
Northern.
J. E. Garrett has resigned his position "a
night clerk of the Cosmopolitan, to accept
position with Engineer E. H. McHenry.
He will DO succeeded by Moses Linz.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
THE MINES OF MONTANA,
Bonding Of the Dunleith Mine at
the Head Of Basin
Creek.
Shipments Of Orc from tho iron
Mouutain-Copper Belle and
Josephine.
Gold Ore from Unionvillo Worth Twenty
Dollars . Pound-NIachinery for the
Crescsnt-The Wall Street.

The Dunleith mine, situated at the head
Of Basin creek, was bonded yesterday by
Joel T. Smith. The conditions Of the bond
arc that shaft shall be sunk to depth of
800 feet within the next two years, work to
be begun at once. This mine is owned by
Mase Manuel and has produced as fine ore
a. any prospect in the country. It is stu
ated on the dividing ridge between the head
Of Ten Mile and Basin, and has been
worked to depth Of 100 feet. Two years
ago about $15, 900 worth Of ore was shipped
from the Dunleith, but tho mine was not
timbered and the works have all cavsd in
and new shaft ID to be sunk. The ore il
high grade and the lead we'll defined. II is
believed that this property will prove a
great mine. It is in good district, thatonly
needs capital to place it in tho front rank
Of producing properties.
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Young, Middle Aged and Other Men,

Young, Middle Aged and Other Men.
DR.. Liebig & Co.. the renowned special
lists for chronic diseases of men resulting
from youthful iddiscretion and exoesses in
maturity, will be at the Liebig World Dis
pensary. No. E. Broadway, corner Main
street. Butte, Montana, from June 9th un-
til July 5th-ten days only. Consultation
and examination free.
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BACH, Cory & Co.
Testimonial.

have this day received from the Pacific
Mutual Life Insurance company $4,000, full
indemnity for my deceased husbands life
insurance claim, and desire to publicly
commend the company for their prompt
settlement. MARGARET O'BREN,
Dated Helena, June "A, 1880.
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HELENA IN BRIEF.

Jaekson'smusio store. Bailey block.
Dinner from IL to 5 at the Bon Ton.
James W. Barker, merchant tailor, Main
street, opposite First National bank.
Go east via the Montana Central and
Manitoba railways. the new sleeping and
dining eas r01te 70 st. Paul and fhc eaef.
Through trains leave Helena daily Ct IL
2. -. 80 .....==....
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Nottca.

To property owners on Lyndale avenue:
A sidewalk has been ordered by the city
council on the north side of. Lyndale av .
enue from Helena avenue to the engine
house, and on the south side from Helena
avenue to Kirkendall's barn. If work does
not begin within five days will build said
sidewalks and charge the costs up to the
property.
j. W. BRADY, Street Commissioner.
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$1,000 of city warrants. Bids will be re.
ceived up to Juno 80. This 10 $1,000 less
than the amount sold last month, and Nj,
Folk was in hopes that he would not have
to sell any this month, but he has been
crowded with bills. The pay roll of the
street commissioner was large, also that Of
the police department. for specials, and
there was dehcit in the interest and sink
fund for the payment of interest on the
sewerage bonds
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
Notice.

The following stock now in the city
found and unclaimed will be sold Tues
day, July l, at public auction, at Park ave-
nue. stable, between and 4 o'clock p. M:
One bay horse, branded j. P. on left hin;
one sorrel horse, branded j. p. ON left hip:
one bay horse branded P. X. on left hip.
L. j. CRoNIN, City Marshal.
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To Change july LIST.

We have sold our entire stock of groceries
and other goods to Bach, Cory & Co., and
will give them possession on July LIST.
We take this opportunity to thank our
friends and customers for their many fav-
ors and liberal patronage in the past and
earnestly bespeak for our successors the
same good will and patronage in the future.
JOHN L. MURPHY & Co,
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just Received.

One car California wines, frst-class claret
and white wines. 10 cents per bottle. Fam
lily trade speciality. Telephone 181.
OPPENHEINER d Go.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
To Arrive To-Day.

The following passengers will arrive in
Helena this afternoon on the Northern Pa
cific west-bound train at 1:36: Mrs. @.
Hunter and son, A. Van Wrinkle, @. H.
Gaunt, Geo. Palmer, G. A. Wear, F. II.
Hodgemen, Mrs. O. N. Nye.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

uelon Pacific Syston-Dlennial Ceaelave.
Knights sf PytAias.
Ihs biennial oonelavs Of The KNIGHTS of
Pyshlas from July to IL. For The OCCASION
the Union Pacific will mako rate Of sinele
rare for the round trip from all Montana
points. Tickets will b on sale July 70 &
inclusive, and passengers vii b reouira4
20 reach Milwaukee not later than Univ 9.
Tickets will Be limited for return until
suiy = ana must be used for Continuous
passage ia both directions,
4. 2. v1AHx, PaaA AaenA
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Arrivals At The Helena,

Arrivals ot The H0lQnA
Miss Katie Strauss, Lou Miss Joeye SanderA
isville. Louisville.
3. II. Cary. st. Paul. M. L. Vestal, Placer.
A. G. Tompkins, Bill Geo. II. Hess, Boston.
ings. Ike Wieldenheimer. Mo-
]. W. Marlin. Jr., Bur- berly.
ington, N. J. Paul Mccormick Juno.
C. w. Holcomb, Wash ton.
ington. A. e. Wilcox, Chicago.
W. NJ. Taber, st. Paul. w. G. Smith, a.
F. b. Bard, Chicago. Leo ID. Greenfield, New
j. B. Lisque, Granite. York.
A. J. Elishaker, New D. Marx. San Fran.
York cisco.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

The city agency of the Western Assurance Com
nany of Toronto. having been transferred from
the hrm of G. f. Ellis 4 Co. to the UNDERMINED.
all business of the company in this city viii be
promptly attended to 1t my office. il. d,
Palmer. agent room Is, Merchants National
Bank building, Helena. June q, 1880
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

6wend Carlson offers SO for the most comical
vidual display in the 4th Of July procession,
and boz Of good homemade cigars to the most
committee on celebration Of the Fourth.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
Tho Wall Street Mine.

News from the Wall Street property on
Little Blackfoot is very encouraging. The
tunnel isncw we'll in to the main vein and
it is expected that shipments will be made
in short time. A spur was encountered a
few days ago which has widened to three
feet of pay ore. The mine is located on the
at great depth by the tunnel now being run.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26
The Josephine.

Regular shipments of ore are being made
from the Josephine, which has the promise
of being great property. The Dunleith
and Josephine are in the same belt, which
is proving especially rich in the precious
metals. The latter has lately been equip
ped with q new hoist and shaft is to be
sunk to depth of 500 feet.
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just Received.

Another carload each of Window Glass,
Alabastine and Bottles II. NJ. Parchen 4
Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

Mrs. 8. A. Irelan's special sale of trimmed and
untrimmed hats. Friday and Saturday, June ~
and %
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

7. H. Erwin, Basin.
Chas. P. Bruslew, Min
neapolis.
Eugene u. Sullivan,
Butte.
Fred w. Lott, Chicago.
NJ. L. Green, Valley.
Mrs. r. +. Jones. Valley
Miss Bessie Jones. -
Miss Mollie Jones, :"
]. H. Jones, Z"
Douglas Martin, Glolt
h P:u 4 D. Miller st.
Judge A. H. Barrett,
]. Schriener. Wickes.
J. Burns, Nissoula.
Nick Baatz, Marysville.
]. ]. Bonner, Boulder.
J. E. jackson, Wickes.
J. n. Smith. Newark,
N. j.
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Second hand and new furniture on INSTALL
ments. b. o. Lenoir. Northern Pacific depot.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-06-26

Opium, Morphine, Cocaine habit cured
by DIR. j. A. Barnes. For information adj
dress Fred Cole, postofhce.
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Arrivals at the Grand Central

GRAND Central.
Geo. Stroble. Clancy.
T. T. Stevenson, Boze-
man.
w. G, Nagely, Denver.
A. H. Moulton, Jefer-
w. H. Butler, st. Paul.
j. G. Thompson, Great
Falls.
C. B. Felt. Salt Lake.
H. H. Plotting, Marys-
vile.
Mi. and Mn. W. O.
Miller and children,
st. Paul.
Z. n. Sedway, Dillon.
g. w. Dart, +"
w. C. Berkhead, Marys-
VILE
Geo. Shaw, 1ndianapo-
B. F. HARDWOOD, Duluth
Mrs. Brian, Minneap-
Ola.
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The Iron Mountain.

This fine property is now a regular pro-
ducer of good shipping ore and the devel-
opment is such as to warrant large output
for years to come. Six car lads of ore were
received in Helena a few days ago for
sampling. The mine is being we'll handled
and will be dividend payer in a short
time
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The Crescent Mine,

This property. which is under bond to p.
7. Barnhandt, shows splendid body of ore
at depth Of 40 feet, which extends to the
surface. New and complete hosting works
are being erected on the mine and the shaft
will be sunk several hundred feet. The
Crescent is = good property. The vein is
thirty feet wide and all Of it will pay to
concentrate.
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Copper Belle.

This property is turning out to be all that
was predicted of it by the promoters of the
company. A carload of ore was shipped a
few days ago which sampled $40 to the
ton. This is remarkably good showing
and it will not be long before the price of
Copper Belle stock will begin to climb up,
The ore was taken out in sinking the shaft.
Another carload is expected in q few DAYS,
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The NOn-Such.

Frank Forbes brought in about leo
pounds Of ore from tie Non Such lode yes
terday, which is estimated to be worth
$1,000. The lead is situated in Arastra
gulch, near Unionville, and was purchased
by Forbes & Davis. An assay of the ore
brought into Helena gave returns of S54,-
900.80 to the ton.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NOTICE OF PUBLICATION.
LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, Mont,
June, 10 1880.
named settler has fled notice of his intention 10
make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the register
viz J. Leroy Mo:hsr on presumption b. s.. No.
g.AO. Tor the NE quarter OF Sc quarter OF Sec. %.
TIP. 10 N, range 4W. .s'
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation OF
said land, viz: Frank ID. Kelsey, Ihomas r
Ito6arfs, Leroy bowman and Frank Newell, ali
OF Helena, Mont.
& w. LANaHoRNk Registsc
First publication June 70, $3.50.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

mensliiten bon SGgemiiblz un6 Tabrifars
beiteru aus bulloert ooer meDr Oteilen i'm
lln1fretie Derjdaftt, uno otele in Die Gens
l~uSltlten bon Wtinneapolis als BeDobner
Der leerelt Gauitelen bet Stoot elngetragen
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9~elelelt, nanentlib 2lusldnber, auf benz
Yapter tDentgltens Derbetratbet uno NIT
nlebr ODER tpeniger groBen Tamilien Derz
le1en DGtten. Serner, DAB ie lt6 bon SUI
telligen3>Sffic bic giome1 Der I'M leste1t
Sabre bon oielen mad auspGrts %gelanote!l
&rbeiter u1o in ben biQigen ShlafbGuz
fern Die Qtlten Der BORT Acknowledgement
bGtten geben lalien, unb biele aleihfalS ben
G~enluSlilten etnDerleibt bGtten = fura,
baB ie auf 6ieie uto anoere unebrlide
9Geiie minpeitenS $4,000 8emobner bin3us
gelDgen bGtten. I'm nun bies su betretlen,
permohten pie ct. galtler ben 8unbe5>
marid,al, Der in ct. saul tpobnt, it'd mud
Wtiul,eapolis 3u begeben, aht Der b~orttgen
3GD.ungSbeamten Su perbaften, ullo etne
N1enge benielben gebortge Bapiere nit See
i6!ag 5u belegen, beren Wieoer1erausgabe
nit ge;ogenem Neboloer neriDetgert muroe.
9enn, tpie Die ct. Yauler bebaupten, entz
balten bieie Bapiere mniptoerlegli6e See
tueile, mn eint9e Wtinneapoltler in's 3u6tz
DallS gu !fiden.
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ben. altdD ipern Der SteGen Der Winneapoz
liter n!dt gang 10 rein iein iolte, tDie 1te
nit grocer @ntriiftung %bebGupten. 0enn
fte leugnen ~furstpeg alles Mogeln a6. Qiber
ben D%erDienten Spott be5 gat3et Va10es
tperoer1 lie lth 5u6leDen, tDentl eiue BON uns
parteiil6en, Dem Slrcit fernitebenoen See
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polls cine erbebli0 Gerln8ere Bewobner3abl
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thDrt6ten 9(nglt uno @iferlu6t balber.
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lid an iid, ionoern aud re6t beihdmeno
fir Nmertfa benz QuSlanpe eegeniiber.
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Dber our ungeleblide Wfittel ~anautpen0en,
Inn cine lolde amtlt6 5uerfannt gu erbalz
tell. 0aB cine Sta0t etnige Sauleno mepr
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oesbalb nod niht better, tpobnli6er, po6lz
bGbeltoer unD 5ur Grrei6ung zines guten
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m0dten auf fur3e 3eit bur6 Seraufbauz
idun0 Der @inipo0netaabl @runbet9ens
tbumslpeculanten mebr Sdafe gum Sdeez
rem finoen, unb bon ibncn ipirb jebenfaLS
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erbalteu.
9aB bieier bunmen @iferludt un6 @elbz
gter balber aber bic Ser. Gtdaten Die Nus>
lagen elmer 3peiten !3dblung tragen miiien,
lit nibt mehr ld6erlid, ionoern Elm Oiebz
itabl, unb Die Oa3u gcbolfen baben, ioQten
10 itrenge ais mDglt6 b%eitraft rperoen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Die fctnSlt3cn sM,petterm.

Oben I'M Nnrbtpeiten 9iebt es elm paar
StaotesS Uipe1tertl, 9en0brt bon ullo beranz
geuablen IN oerlelbcn lie6el10en W1utterz
brult, am berrlthen Wtiittlltppi, Die ale
urlahe bdtter, iid gut nit chamber Su
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@cge1tbeil, Tie iino ii1 iptnneteino. llno
i~pesbalb? QSetl Die jiingere S6neiter =
Wtlnneapolts - our1auS GROCER letn Mil,
oils ct. Yaul, uno bic Qltere erflGrt: 0aS
lol ME uuo niUlmer gclheGen
gSenn nun 0aS Strebei1 Der iiingeren
SOlpelter barnuf Geri0tet mare, Die dltere
ShipeiIer in titdtigell, ge1neinnllbi9en @inz
ri6tungen Su iibertreffen, 10 fDnnte man
1t6 ben Q8ettitreit 9an3 lpo6l gefalen lalIen.
9lber barum Ganoelt cS 1id fit WfinneapoIis
ni6t. sic min bur6auS mehr @intDobner
mirft i0r Dor, baB fie, ME anoere @erncs
groBe lt0 bohe 6aden uno bo6e 6Ite 3uz
legen, 5llr Segrilnoung ibres NnlpruhS
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olfssG6Gung Die 6adem u1O boDen Site
III @eitalt Don erhorgten ooer aub oble
QSeitere5 eroidtetcn @inipobnern 5ugelegt
babe. llno tpen1 IS lAon I6ltmm genlg
lei, oaB cine IIngere Shmeiter elmer dlteren
nit rccbtert Wtitteln ullD aus %9taturanIdge
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iib bod nidt eefaqen gu laiien, baB Die
ilrgere bebaupte, fte JET 9rDBer, tpenn es
bod nur Die bD6en !Oaden unD Der bo9e 6ut
ieien, nit benen ite ibr angebIt6es DtaB
erreiht babe.
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WfinncapoliS Dor, boB eS bel Der Go(es5dbz
lung gar5 9~etpaltig bei0ulnmelt 0obe. 0aB
Die 3dbtung bort III etaer ei0entbiimlihen
QBeiic betrie6en purbe, inoem jeoer 8ilrger
unb ieDe 8lirgerin lid gu einem @omitc BON
@iuem conitttuirte, I'M GIL DerhinDern, DaB
irgeno eth Winneopoliier ber 5ablun9 entz
oebe, puroe an Dieier SteIe bereits berid)tet.
Die ct. 8auler aber iperfen ben Wiinz
neappiiiern Dor, Dab lte nod peiter9e-
gansen leiet, uno oaB tie il0 saase 9tas
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Mptbe so4Saten 1tuele satn,s.

Inter BEN rotben Sol6aten, bon benen
bier bic 9tebe ietn ioQ, itno feline &otbz
r0de pie Die @%n9lGnber uno feline Got5z
bo1en tpte Die Sransolen 3u perfteben,
lonoern 9totb bdute. Ser &rieesmtniiter
9roctor bat ia Dor &ur3em ben 8oridlag
gemaht, Elm gauges st g / m II oes tleiz
nen It e1enben s eeres Der Ser. Staaz
ten aus S noianern sulainrteu3uleben,
pie eS in Dieiem 0eere, neben 8eibe1 aus
aler 9erren 9Glloern, N%egertruppen 9iebt.
Sin glG1aenoes 3eiden Der StrebIamteit
uno umfaiienoen @ufmerfiamfeit unbQ8ahz
iamfeit Der oeutidldnbii6en Militdruelt
lit eS, baB bieier Blan in Der BON Dem be-
beutenben Observation-Disclosures Oettiuaer
reoigirten rMtIttdrz3ettune" in
8erlin bGloer beiproden poroen 1T,
als in ibrer amertfanilde @ouegin
vQrmp anb NaDp Gazette. 0ie
e~ritere bat ii6 Defenders al9 iiber ben ins
bianii6en 8unoi6afterbienlt bel ben regls
Idren Sruppen Der Ser. Staaten oetlalt
unte2ri6tet. limb IS lit ibr nidt su perz
iibeln. penn lie D en- 0ienit Elm tpenig
init Dem @eOanfen on Elm p0ltg re9ulares
Snoianerre9irlent pern1engt ober nerape6z
lelt.
Sn6ianii9e &unbi0after ~(scouts)
benABt man auf %ameritanii9en Snoianerz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23

Srouunq e~eipeien. = Oils &C. mpf5DIIe
oeoen bas uns feinblth uno aebGllig gez
FINITE QuslGnO f0nntcn Die 3olerb0blngcn
in Der McRinLeD 'ideu 8orla0e eine getpiiic
8ereGtigun9 beanipru6en. llno tuenn tie
fth auf iold9e @tnfubripaoret beldrdntten,
beren 9(usid)lieBung aus ben Ser. Stdaten
Die bieien feinoielig g%eitHnten 2Gnoer a NJ
empftnbIi6it en l6Gbtgen milroe,
bIrften iie logar nod betrd6tli6 bOber
ieiu. q
Qu6 iber bas nun bon beioen Sduicrn
be5 @ongreiies altgcl1on1lnel1e 0eleB, nell
Dies gegen Die betriigeriiGe IlnterDertbult8
(undervaluation) Der in Nn1erifa eingez
fibrten @aaren Qeridtet lit, beulen Die
S1lnuggler auf betben Setten beS S5eans
I'M 9uett. 8iS1er fpnntelt fte, tpenn Die
anltlihe 606ermertbung Der Sbmuggeiz
tpaare ni6t gcfiel, ii0 an elm S6iebSges
ribt BON - SpieBgeieIen, poer an cine
i~ogenannte inteligente SurD tpenbe1, nit
Der fc ii6 trefflth absufttoen tprbten.
0as geftel ibuen ie6r. Inter bteiem Sn>
item fonnte Seem gorf in Dpuer 8equcn,z
li6feit ietne NQeinberridaft iiber ben
@infubrbanbel gum S6aoen aucr groBen
8innenltdbte %bchaupten. Qber oamtt lit IS
nun porbei, pber tuentgitens IS OIL oas
nit borbei ietn, tpenn bas neue @eleb
ftreng unb gere6t bousogen mir6.
Sn alien oteleu Stngen baben bic 8erein.
Stoaten MIR ibren eigenen 8ortbeil su
9tatbe su siebelt unb i6uloen anberen 26ltz
bern eben 10 tpenia &iidii6t. pie bteie
iemals ouf lie genommen baben. Gm
alIer tpeni9iten oenieni9en, Die ibnen i6on
ieit elmer Jfsibe BON eSabren 10 bel Sort
unb S6abernad anaetban baben, tpie tie
NUT fpnnten; Die tbnen ni6t fir einen
Seller mebr @oaren abfaufen, ais ite unz
beoingt haben III il en- unb bon anbersz
tpober nt9t befomu1en fonnen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-06-23
Mebr. ,nehr. INNER af,ehr!

Wfebr un0 tmlner mebr Wel0 sum SEM
fter binaus gu perfen, bas ideint fid)
Der GongreB ais etn3tgen 9eben05lpef nors
geieBt sE baben. Die unbequemen Gin
nabme5 lle6erihiiiie bes Sunbes los sI tpers
ben, baS marc alS cine bobe @tuf9abe Der
Gtaatstuuit angeieben. 2tber ME Ieiht
niro iie bon unieren punberbaren Staats>
finitIern gel0ft! SAT- 10 leiht, ipte DON
bem itre6ianen iungen 8aubeiliiienen Die
2tutaabe: Elm 6auS 10 81 balen, OaB es in
Der &li6e ui6t rau6e uno auf benz 9lbort
nt9t miBbufte. - Ginnahme> lleberldiiiie
los tperben ? Ni6tS lei6ter als baS. Wtan
ihmetBt einfa6 Das @jelb meg. Din Heuteu,
Die IS einitedet, ptrb ME 9iansel ieia.