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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

Francamente: 10 asegurO
Soto UOoe, para mi:
Ante ell himno laudatorio,
Con preludios de violin,
De unos cuantos caballerOs
Que alborotan por ahi,
Ponderando hasta 10 sumo
Sus principles Y So fin,
En- obsequio. -. dnicamente
De esta Nayade gentil,
Que acaricia el Mar Caribe
Con su languido gemir,
Yo pregunto' len que Sc ocupa
Y en- que piensa este pals,
Que no alienta & esos sehores
Con SD estimulo = 30 esprit,
Que no premia aus esfuerzos,
Hiperb6lico y febril,
Cen halagos y ovaciones
Que den mueho que esCribir,
Y ngalanen de la Historic
svina go
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19
QUE ES ESTO i?

Cosa jamas vista en- ningGD
pueblo. O3urre una question 8
lance personal entire los Directories
de La DenaoCraoia y ell BoLETIN
MEROANTIL, y unos pocos pOlttiCOS
de San German y de Aguadilla, sin
conochniento de csuss, y sin saber
10 que hsya podido oourrir, resuel
ven felicitar 4 La Demoordcia, poi
cierto que bastante friamente, tan
a~ri las gracias SO atreve q
Ia DemOorOciG. Las felicl-
sson harto pradentes, y por
ntestaci6n nos hemos limi-
anviar q cada uno de los fir.
ma de nuestras hojas suel-
icadas.
ladO de esos dos telegra-
"a COS otro del genero SOes,
el CT - p0sGdeTO de All.
bonito terminos :
"Desgarto o al
BoLETfN por IL S.
CGbGLLeT."
Al cual contestamos b. ter.
minos mercedes, y no has sndo
pasado Gu la Administracif., del
Ramo ell texto del mismo, fue, por
fin, redaCtado en- la siguiente for
ma;
Oaballer.-Aibonito: Des =,
ciado. No tiene Y. pulmones
rs desgarrar saliva contra ell Boz
TIN Aqui esta su Director.
Oaneja."
No habiendo pasado nuestro pri-
mer telegrama, y como ell telegra-
fista de Aibonito no tuvo escrdpu-
10 en- admitir ell puesto contra el
BoLETrN, La Jefatura de aquel
Oentro di6 orien, con muy buen
acuerdo, para instruir ell oportuno
expediente. va veremos 81 aQui
somos todos iguales ante la ley.
Otro detalle Iotable debe to
marse en- consideration en- este
incidente, y es el de que aquellas
POGO importantes demostraciones
van dirlgldas contra el BoLETIN,
no contra Diaz Oaneja. Y todo
viene a revelar la safia de intransi-
gente polftica, que hay en- ell asun-
to, y es m1y de tomar en- cuenta Q
fen0meno, c1ando el incidente hs
sido personal del Director de aquel
peri6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19
el colega que n % ocu-

" = 81 colegs que ms ocu-
1, to no obstante, no llevo el
DoLET4 a asombro al olfmplco
extreme com pararse con Cali
leo en- su srtirio de denuncias,
'scuestros oce o., etc, etc, etc.
Cuestion rumbo, nj mas nj
menos.
I In Rdso ,robado esta que
es muy rumboA
7 es 10 que el pienss.
. darse toao varas 4 M
daPselo.
E,to es:
Las bromas, darlas oe.adas. &
no darlas.
Por ESQ La Ras6n, en- edo de
50 dolor por Ia denuncia q M.
rra', Sc guasea con Sus lect .es.. T..
Echandola de G lIileo &C eci.
DO Y aumentAd0.
E Ia podra no descubrir el /.
vimiento continue, como el il,
tre ssbio descubri6 ell del gle
bo, hacienda decir d Ia musA
valiente de Quintans (y he aqui
otro gOIpe de erudicion, por nu ss.
ira psrte, no tan selecto, sin en-
barge. como ell hist6rico de La
Raz6n):
/ .... " Slente baio sus plantas, Calico,
Nuestro globo rodar; la Italia eiega
LIE da por premio un calabozo impfo,
el mundo, en- tanto, sin cesar navega
Por el pi6lago immense del vaciop
Pero en- csmbio detcubre suI
grandes pretensiones.
| o sus grandes infulas.
7 vayase 10 uno por 10 otto.
A fin J al cabo, todo es des-
cubrir.
1" Hemos caido en- las redeS d
un pro eeso", exclama dolorosa.
mente La Raz6n.
| Esto es:
Como un incouto pececillo.
IPues no h .biamo' quedado o.
que ESQ era imp possible entire nues
tros adversarios2
IEllo', los mas listos, los ma
sabios, los mes leidos y escribi'
dos, dejarse pescar como I'm SIN
pie salmonete2
"lVivir para verl"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19
A UN DESDICHADO.

Ia UN DESDlCdAD
Despues que hemos dicho u
probado con nuestra palabra u
con nuestros actos y con ell testi
monio de innegables su:esos Ger
tificados por caballerosos padri.
NOS, que Mufioz Rivera, Director
de La Dsm0cTGciG, es I'm puchero
de "caldo $685., con carne de
gGIIinG, viene hoy dicho senor
con pobre y desdiehada hoja suel
t., que lie pone en- evidencia, 3
decir que conSidera cObarde al
Director del BoLETM MERcANTIL,
DiaE Caneja, porque rehuy6 un
attetO al cual nos habia provocado,
en- el que no encontr6, Dias
Caneja, dicho est& ys, al hombre
capax de medir con ell nuestro gu
valor.
Vaya IN descubrimiento tar.
dto ell del senior Mufioz! A Diaz
Caneja, nj ell mas eres tG de las
Rkasas16S eotcsazG, admitida ,
hecha 10 prueba contra Mufoz
Y opina de este extrano y
singular modo el Mufoz:
IL "Porque los movimientos de
IL opinion pdblica en- la Capita,
dice e., no favorecen al sencr Ca.
neja en- 10 reputation de Valeroso
que se adiudiea."
Baeno; pero, 81 no indicarS
quienes son los senores que nos
quieren tanto. IA que MOP
2o "Porque, sabiendo Diaz Ca.
neja que los colores girls presen-
tan msgnifco blanco 4 las armas
de fuegc, fue al sitio con un trajs
girls, 10 cual demuestra- & y que
como IA de antemano el termino
del lance"
Pues mire v, enemigo; fuimos
con ell trsje de todos los dfas.
Para recibir 4 Muhoz, no hacia
fAlta ms', por mas que sus padri.
nos mereciesea tTac q cor6Gta
blanca.
Y sespues de todo, revelara Ell
ze dag "a no se preo.
1esemeJ detalles, cuan.
va hfgados en- ell cuerpo }
On en- ell pecho.
cambio Munoz lbs de negro,
% amortsjado, sin duda por
saba que el color negro es
% b'anc0 para las GrnGs de
Porqus Diaz CAneja ne
s 80 'marcha al sitio~de.
tres de ID eaaGfiana.
ernpreDdi6 su via.
msassa rAenos sospechosa,
.uado que tiens numerosa familia,
y lego al sitio dos horas antes de
IL se1islada por Munoz para Ia es.
psrs. lYs We ell bravo de Bsrran
9aitasl
4o "Que, habiendo "a perdido
las armas, el acto de invitar oil
Mufioz 3 que sacase ga revolver,
se pusiese en- guardia, y sl de
20 dirigirse { los padrinos pa
10 pudieran prestarle el su-
yela miedo, 8 una intenci6n
'ra y criminal"
nj uno, nj otro; revela
ante que no en- balde Mu
ara & siete leguas de dis.
- todo 9D cGbGIlero que
tlo, y que no teme a nada
sp al sea el BayardO de
GRO, no 10 niegue, por
!, fue possible y falcil !;
pocamiento de su ami
b.'l6 difcultades, y
pensar como en-
bfamos sido lla.
de cobardia ell
RIO UGlerOSo q
hlxer J SO pom
Pensarlo solo
estupidex 8 un
Ju9 cobardia el invi-
)Mufioz 4 hacer uso
stolas que los suyos
ateserva, en- sitio y q no.
% los guardias no podian
ldirlo, hallandose ignorantes
Alo?
Tambieu fue cobardia decir
4 cara al sefior Munoz, y
ues de Ia escena que no &c
e 4 negar 81 lnismo, que va
que igual era Diaz Caneja
"a pistOla que con Ia pluma9 ?
"Qae Diaz Caneja no llev6
iedico."
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

NADIA; que por 10 visto La Ra
s6n cree buenamente que con sr
denuncia va a producirse un 90
c&ndalo International.
Considerese, 81 no, 10 siguiente
que el colega candidamente es-
cribe:
"SAcaso 81 hemos rendido cul
to q la verdad, como 10 espera
mos, ella quedaria anulads, gu
esplendor spagado, deSechO su
poder con nuestra persecucion7 "
La Historic nos dice que no, se
contesta 4 si misma La Rax6n,
lanzaudo q Ia faz del mundo este
tour de force de erudici6n:
Galileo fae perseguido por 10
inquisici6n { oh novedad!) y su
verdad del movimiento de la tie
IRA, que fue cOndenado, Sc Ia pro.
clama hoy triunfAnte >"
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

lIufelices periodistas, que o.
denominais liberales por antono.
masial
GHasta cuando, os diremos
lmitando al gran orador latino
en- uno de sus mas contundentes
AZ ostrofeS q Catilins; hasta GUAM
do, desventurados de toda des-
ventura, os vereis perseguidos,
sherrojados, crucifica dos, por de.
fender Ia justicia y la cerdads
A nosotros, los defensores de
la reaction y del OScWrantisnaO
que decis vosotros, no nos ocurre
NADIA de este.
mi que ha de ocurrirnos si
somos, como decis tambien vos.
otros, en- todos los tonos del dia.
pas6n;
Los mimados del Poder;
Los favorecidos del Gobierno
Los predilectos de Ia Autori.
dad;
Los adalides de Ia OPPRESSION;
Los paladines del colonismo;
Los monopOliksdores del prlvi.
Iegio;
Los podef0s0s,
Mas adn: los omnipotentas P....
Ahi teneis al BonrTlN.
FL BoIErrN, en- epoca de balan.
Gin poIttico, y en- el corto periodic
de IN trimestre, fu6 denuncia.
DO mas veces que Columnas Giene
La Ras6n (indudabIemente no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

b0IH SluCeFLlAV 49, aGDeldfR
de ", y con pa, r~1nenso Ia opino des.
de luego despertaia en- su coraz6n mas
que en- 50 inteligeacia, deplorando con
igual pena gus lalimpulss ted hastn
el extreme de cA'nmniar repetidfsima.
oansads , saictivAmsnts al DEOALO-
GO por omission, , por comisi6n 4 aus
fisles cumplidoRs. Aque! mania no
hacer figura alg pa. Esto Is muy cierto,
pero agrega; "psra adorarla, I" ' este Y.
10 suprime. Ethel crsyente vsnera ID
igura imagen pero 10 sdQraci6n eN9.'
vala d Ia realid}i que squella. .repfesen.
to, asf 10 sablmos y 10 practicsmos
desde nifios.
Psnsemos, s1or Alvarez. sHay 8
habrA habido el seno de Ia humans
dad an mortal IN negado 4 la LEY de
los Atectuosos lentimientos, que no los
experimentara ante 81 retrato de 50 ve-
nerAnda msdr, muerta 70 8 sIquiera
ansentsf squi :. determinase 4 piso-
tear "a peque lamina de papel que
taI imsgen cor leneg
Else ser no existido. A how ax;s.
te, no ser& v.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

asuiAs Quo ioS suyOe
eeserva, en- sitio y q ho'
Ge los gnardias no podian
ldirlo, hallandose ignorantes
Alo7
Tambieu fue cobardia decir
4 cara ri senior Munoz, y
ues de Ia escena que no sc
9e 4 negar 81 lnismo, que ya
que igual era Diaz Caneja
d pistola que con Ia pluma
"Qas Diaz Caneja no llevd
iedico." !"
ide prueba estoS Que todo
cedimos al senor Munoz
mas, condieiones J tOdo. lErs
nto 81 mied rue Ie tenfamos
Ademas de
lisa y e. tar
aef
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19


tol
A discutir...... 1En dondeP 1En el
BoLErIN1 EstG muy alto, muy alto.
Olevne ell Condor 50 vuelo en- elemen.
tadas regiones, y no hAbia de Compla-
Ger 4 V. descsndiendo 4 alstar en- los pa
ramos asolsdos por ia bAbA asquerosa
que dsstila (estas no son palabras,
mias; son de V. el labio atrozments ca
lumnioso J difAmAdor de 10 sobsrbia
impiedad.
A discutir 49,. dQa6 cosAp dLA
RELIGIONP EstA mucho mas ele :
vada todavia y no hay misdo por ella /;
no puede q ella llegar "aquells baba; F"
QufD nj tAmpoco Alcanzar 4 sus San
tos, entrs los cuales cuenta, y al ladi-
to de San Pablo, (5entiendes, FAbio. 10
que te voy diciendof) inquisidorss, je-
suitas, frailes de toda institution, Pa
pas, muchos, en- flu, de todos ssos de
quienes la impiedAd reptile hoy, por
Ia vez millonesima y con los pnntos de
la pluma de Alvarez Domenech, que
son "envenenadorss, asssinos, heroes
de lubricidades," "...... lhorrorl lh rrorl
Pero V. dice mas, Sr Alvarezi dice que
tienen que abandonar ys, va, el puesto
lt6mats ess D los "puros," como 10 lus
del alba Qehl) & los "limpios," como
Ia del Cristal, (japristaD 4 los ''inocsn.
tes Como los sueios de Ia sdad in
fantil, 0lB...f..u..4u."mlD ID los 90.
piritistas, en- 1nl que tanbien V. asegu.
Ta, don SslOm6n, y no 10 nisgO 20, exis.
ten desde 81 principle del mnados (--)
I'd trAvea de- tanto miles de anos, hacis
cuArenta de estos en- julio del pasado,
segdn Fexa LA Luz" de aqnslla fscha
'racias al vapor entoncesl ' hsoe Inv
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-19

GRO, no 10 niegue, por
!, fae possible , faIcil
pocamiento de su &ni
b.'l6 difcultades, y
pensar como en-
bfamos sido lla.
de cobardia ell
rio UGleroSo 4
lxer J SO pom
Pensarlo solo
estupidea 8 10
h9 cobardia el invi-
Munoz 4 hacer uso
ak0laa n.a L.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
JOTTINGS ABOUT TOWN.

John b. Carlson and Miss Emily Nelson,
of Helena, we're married yesterday by Rev.
c. b. Allen, Jr.
The water in the Missouri river il now so
high that the steamer Rose will continue
daily trips until August l, and perhaps
longer.
Mr.. Butler and Mr.. Richardson, two
eastern journalists visiting the city, recent
" made a tour through the Yellowstone
Park in the remarkable time Of 50 hours.
The lawn party this evening at tho home
of Prof. and Mrs. Yaeger will attract a
large attendance. Dancing will be among
the pleasures and refreshments will be
served.
A. S. Friend, the representative of the
Brunswick Bake company, who complained
several months ago of having all his valu-
ables except a diamond stolen from at the
BroBdwater, is now in Seattle, and he tells
the papers of that place that he was relieved
of his diamond a few days ago by pick
pockets, supposed to be with tho circus.
Last night about II O'Clock as one of the
electric cars with trailer loaded with peo-
pie turned off Park avenue toward the Mon
tana Central depot some careless person
fred FIVE shots in quick succession over the
track just as the rear car passed him. He
stood on one side of the street in the shad-
ow of house and was not recognized. No
one was injured but some of the ladies and
children in the train were startled for a
moment.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

MAJOR CARSON, formerly clerk of the
house appropriations committee, writes
to the Philadelphia Ledger that the
statement that the appropriations made
bv congress exceed the revenues of the
government is strictly true. Major
Carson is loyal Republican and the
best coloring he can give the matter is
in these words:
'The actual receipts last year were
1900 600, to which add $50, 100000 for
postal receipts, and we have q total of
4467 100000. Deduct from this s5o,Ooo,-
600 on account of estimate reductions
that will be made by the tariff bill, and
the income will be $417 100000, which
is e39,OOO,O0O short Of the appropria-
tons. The estimated revenue for the
year by the secretary of the treasury
was 81 100000 short of the actual re.
ceipts. The latter are the figures on
which congress proceeded in formulat
ing the appropriation bills, and these
arc the figures used in making compute
tons in my previous dispatches. 1t dot,'
not require much arithemetic or large
dagree Of expert knowledge to deter
nine whether the facts and figures
have been fairly and correctly stated il
~ LedgeE. That forty or fifty million
=. 4. : p u
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

,r8 Mr.. BLA1NE's opposition to the Nc
'AKinley bill is meeting with hearty ap-
!, proval among the tax-ridden republic
i ans east and west. The New York Her
aid publishes interviews with leading
r republicans of Oswego, New York,
which show that the man from Maine
.,knew just what he was doing when he
z took his stand. Geo. A. Glynn, chair
man Of the republican county commit
y tee, said:
II am with Secretary Blaine in this
issue and have opposed the Mckinley
bill from the beginning. The congress
sional party seek to make protection a
!, tax policy or one of prohibition. This
Il Interpretation is agreeable to the mon
opolists, but unpopular with the masses
of the republican party. Mr.. Blaine
comes to the rescue of his party by a
liberal and broad Interpretation Of the
party's tariff doctrine and at once
touches the popular heart. Mr.. Blaine,
in his well-chosen words, There is not
q section or line in the entire bill that
will open market for another bushel
of wheat or another barrel of pork, ,
knocks the props from under the Nc
Kinley theories and proves them founded
on sophistry. The Mckinley bill has no
friends in Oswego, while Blaine's posi-
ton has made him popular here"
Shrewd Mr.. Blaine!
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
SUNDAYS INDEPENDENT.

SUNDAYS INDEPENDENT will be anoth-
or big paper-sixteen pages or l22
columns-filled with the worlds news,
special articles by eminent writer's,
breezy correspondence from foreign
lands, choice and varied miscellany, and
the usual interesting local features.
Among the articles worthy of special
mention are:
The Colleen Bawn, charming letter
Of travel by Eliza Putnam Heaton;
Ellen Osborne's London letter about
Flowers and Dresses; Big Poker Games
q collection of stories by noted men
another of Wakeman's European let
tiers; Numerous Sketch by Opit
Reed; The Future of Helena, a com
prehensive review of the city growth
Horses and Horsemen, gossip of the cit!
etc. etc.
Advertisers will please bear IN min'
that their favors must be handed in a
! once to secure proper classification.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

IN The able and esteemed Standard, of
j Anaconda, calls our attention to the fact
that it published Carter's letter of de-
!. lclination on Tuesday, the day it appeared
Mn The INDEPENDENT, and is therefore
entitled to trot in the newspaper class.
That ia correct, We intended our re-
marks to apply to organs of Mr.. Carter's
I party and not to first-class demo-
4 cratic newspapers. AS to the Standards
sassertion that Carter enjoys closer and
: : more confidential relations with its own
Il Washington correspondent than with
hours, we don't believe it. The Stan
2 ,dard does not know-it can never know
how thick Carter and The INDEPEN
DENTS correspondent are.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
PERSONAL.

81. T. Fitzgerald, Of Anaconds, was
visitor in Helena yesterday.
Frank e. Corbett, city attorney OF Butte
and Hon. John +. Forbis are in the city.
Yesterdays arrivals via the Great North
| ern: G. II. Ford, w. H. Basher, d. ".
Jennison and w. G. Rankin.
Ex-Mayor Carter Harrison, Of ChioaRo
and his daughter, were guests at the Helena
yesterday. They visited the Broadwater and
left for Alaska last evening.
j. S. Moore, the great importer and a
writer of note ON tariff subjects, is at the
Broadwater. He ID known as the "Parsee
Merchant" and writes for the great month
lies on politics and economic subjects.
The friends Of Mr.. Sol GeuzberRer,. Of
ME Israel, daughter Of /. +. Israel, were
pleasantly surprised yesterday upon the
announcement of the engagement of the
happy couple.
Yesterdays departures via the Great
Northern: A. Anderson, Chicago; E. l.
Moren, jackson, Mich; J. Bryne, Memphis,
Tenn: WIN. Leak, Boston; Jno: 4. Merck
Mic Mich. n''ae'' '''n L. 1A'0'' D'''''''
Yesterdays Northern Pacific departures:
VIM. Higman, st. Paul; Moses Dufoy, New
York; A. J. Parkhurst, Oconomowoc, Wis;
n. Q. Fletcher, Orion, Wis: J: J. Prieto.
Rathburn. Tenn; Fremont Ogilby, fark-
ton, Mimi; H. X. Bowling Chicago; NJ. A.
Cleary, St. Joseph, Mo-: Chas. Paulson, La
Cross, Wis; Adolph Geisenheimer, Ger
| many.
The INDEPENDENT acknowledges pleasant
calls yesterday from A. Frank Richardson,
of New York; Mr.. Otis F. Presbrey, presi-
dent of 1.-The Public Opinion company OF
Washington, D. c., who is on his way to
Alaska; also Mr.. Jay Ambrose Butler, one
Of the proprietors Of the Buffalo News.
tional park in ffty-two hours. Mr.. Orc
Strong, of the Tacoma "West Coast Trade y
also called
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

OF the money appropriated will remain
unexpended is highly probable, and that
the treasury will be found abundantly
able to meet all liabilities, allow for the
proposed reduction provided in the
tariff bill, and have good balance at
the end Of the year, is certain; but
these facts do not affect the question
raised, viz, that the appropriation for
the year will exceed the income for the
voar1
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

WE learn that the Hon. Thompson
Campbell, of Butte, is to be Mr.. Carter's
!, residuary legatee. First rate idea. No
iaman better represents the state stealing
gang than Campbell, and they're the fol-
flows we're going cunning for.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25

ses The ablest suggestion we have seen
II ON Carter's retirement is that he is sick
hoof playing second fiddle to two fraud
ulent senators. But we don't believe it.
= Garter has been the apologist and de-
y fender of fraud from the beginning
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
Railroad Notes,

The Union Pacific and Chicago i North
western roads have issued very unique
wall map of small size showing the eleva-
tions of mountains and cities over and
through which the railroad passes.
On next Sunday the whole town Of Great
Falls is expected at the Broadwater hotel
The Montana Central has arranged an ex
cursion for that date and q couple Of thou
sand people are expected to take advantag'
Of il
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
Funeral Notice.

A special communication Of Morning
Star Lodge No. 5. A. F. 4 A. NJ, will be
held at Masonic hall this, Friday afternoon,
July Is, at $50 o'clock, for the purpose of
attending the funeral of our late brother,
Z. B. Wells. All members of tho order are
requested to attend.
By order of the w. II.
II. II. GUTHRIE, Sec.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-07-25
Card of Thanks.

The board of managers of the Home de
sire to express united thanks to Mrs. Aver,
Gustav Lehman, Prof. Yaeger, Mr.. Oldham,
Prof, BegRs and the children for their I'M
firing efforts in behalf of the cause of the
Working Woman's Home, as shown in the
cantata 80 successfully rendered on the 18Th
ct
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Attention Englishmen Of MarysvillA
nail Enelishmen or their descendants, Of
Narysviile, are invited to attend meeting
| in A. o. U. w. hall. for the purpose Of or
Qanixing lodge OF the order 'Sons of St.
George" CHAs. WILLIAMS, p. G. p.
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have climbed supervisor Speer again about
/, the Helena census. A fly also alighted on
4 his hat this morning. Mountain. :.
! That's nothing. Flies roost on all
Butte men.
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"Huny.dy m.ty.." (Bitter) water.

"Hunyady Matyas" (Rittor) Water.
Contains more sulphate magnssia Top
sam salts) and less sulphats soda (glaubez
or horse salts) than Hunyady Janus water.
Recommended by the medical profession.
Price 25c per quart bottle.
90 H. N. PARcH1N & Co.
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~Nontanians abroad will always find THH
DAILY lNDEFENpENT on fle at their favoritS
Aotels: Fifth Avenue and Metropolitan. New
York: Grand Pacific, Chicago; West, Minneapolis
Baldwin and Palace, San Francisco; st. Nicholas
and McDermott, Butte; Leland Hotel, Spring
6ald, III
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Notice.
A public examination for teachers' certih-
Gates will be held at the Office of the county
superintendent Of public schools, Lewis
and Clarke county, on August Is, 1880, icom.
o, m, Candidates will provide themselves
with pens, ink and legal cap paper.
C. l.. TURNKEY.
Superintendent County, Schools,
Lewis and Clarke County.
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Notice.

Call and examine tho list of acre prop
erty in the hands Of w. II. Cox. q I'D block
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Money Loaned

On furniture. No removal. no publicity
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A most delightful and refreshing summer
beverage. A temperance drink for hot
weather. r. C. Wallace and F. Turner b
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