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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13
Post Office Regulations.

Fasterp mail Through. local and regis
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Eastern mail for point- east II Mandsn
only closes a.. "
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wester3 mail Cor Helena. Mont, close
Nf 10 % a. TIA.
Snpdavs-Once open from ll:30a, INTO 2;39p.m
spear6sh mail closes Mondays, Wednesdays ana
Friday al 5 a. m. TIL.
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

The ferret which wa lost the other
day met an untimely death, being
mistaken for a mink.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

A good many COW punchers were IN
the city yesterday purchasing the
many necessities Of a line riders life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Mcdonald and Tozer have opened a
feed and sale stable At the brick barn,
corner Of Main aud Ninth streets, for
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13
A S%CR0FUL0US BOY.
sore. Covered His Rody and Head
BOne- Anect d. Cured by
Cuticura Remedies.

When xix months Old the 'eh hand Of our lit
lie graudchild began 10 swell, and ha every ap
pearance OF a large Uoil. We , utic d i, uul an
10 no purp0se. About ave months after % became
a runnIna ore -nnn oLhar .ure. were fOrMed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Prof. Ostien is booked to tdellver his
lecture on the Mammoth Cave at Hell
ena on 18th.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Tongne river took a drop yesterday
and will again be fordable In a few
days.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Al Eichenberg's beer hall Mum
chener beer, Imported from Munchen,
Bavaria.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

The"Petrel &, "Dr. Bruning's mosquito
proof craft, will probably be launched
Sunday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Sells Bros.' circus will show in Hell
sna on :he 2ith Of July.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Mems and boys straw hats in the
correct styles. c. b. TOWERS & Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

f. II. Johnson departed on No. 2
yesterday on n business trip to st.
Paul.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

WANTED:-A woman to do general
homework. Apply to G. r. Milburn.+
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

w. F. HOclemAn, Of Louisville, wa
taxing in the sights yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

hobby, light colored psnts at $500
$500 and $40 90, ~ Ed ATnold's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

For something extra in crackers
and cakes, go 10 Smith & Haynes 2t
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Fresh cuts Of Veal, Mutton and Beef
at HolTs Meat Market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Sam PEPPER departed yesterday to
look after his mining interests.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

sold everywhere. Price. tIticura. &c soap,
&c Re-olyeur. $40. Prepared bl the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston.
6rseui for How 10 cure Blood Diseaa.s.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Fancy crackers by the cart load at
smith & Haynes y
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Lemp'z celebrated lager beer at
Billiards.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

]. w. shannon, Of San Francisco
was In the city yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Anheuser- Busch celebrated Origina
Budweiser beer II Prof. Bach's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

Pants made to order at one day.
notice al Ed. Arnold's.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

j.. r. Mckay went out to his ranch
last evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

O. c. Price, OF st. Joe, Mo, was a
visitor In Miles yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

w. l.. Church, ofSt. Paul,came in on
the train yesterday morning.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

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fr a. tr auua lae
rr1H nrf 1ra Hurn Atea
srs n nlhan HnH WY
be F -nuH ar FL NlAANl =
nnlh. Yea nan 81 fle wuIk aut lfa
1f bone. rhrrHru Tuu ere EFsn -
r'uurm nr HaaIF arruIrr ncm - &C.
Hlun Day All aga $50 tUN
aut Htrn rrn Nan d. Nua
o. az fha tine Hr uuuFF o. uuHs
re- Ealur unErnwn Ewrnr t1F.
KEW nnI nsrHrrIam I
uox sBo rurt na, Malne
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13
Cuticura ReSOlVent

The new blood further. Internally 10 leanse the
blood Of all Impurities and poisonous elements
and thus remove the causel aud Cuticura, the
great kin Cure, aud Cuticura 50 y. an exquisite
Skin Bealtiher, externally 90 clear the SKIN anu
scalp, and restore The hair cur every disease
and huDOr Of the skin and blood from pinples
70 s~crOfula.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

l. directed 20 the Wisconsin central Llnes a.
The direct route to andfrOm milwaukee, hleas3
and all points east and south. Two bnro9sn
Room Sleepers and the Centrals famous Dinlns
Cars Attached each way daily. between MIME
apolis and ST. Paul and MILWAUKEE, anu I'm
cago. tfv,a
For tickets, sleeping car reservatlons time
tables aud other information, apply 70 any
- oaiees corner Of Washington and Nicouet
Ave. M~nneapolis,and id2 F. Srd st., ~ faut'
or to II. Hanson, General Passenger agent
Minneapolis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13
LOCAL 1T K 5.

Clean cotton rag wanted at this
ofica.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-06-13

pipI'Z SKIN and scalp purified and beautihed
DtDl y BY uticura soap. Ats0lu;ely pure.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
!. Noticias de la IsIa
Nos escriben de Rio -piedras:

Sr. Director de LA CORREsPONDECIA.-Alg
sentido el cuerpO por al cansanclo de un largo VIA
ie al tOQue de las OraciOnes Gle aqueI ua, enCraOa
de regreso en- mi querida estancla para entire gar
me q las dulzuras del sueno. Apenas tendi6 el an
gel del descansO sns blancas alas sobre mi, un
suefo OriQin0ItSimO hubO engendradO en- mi calen-
turiento cerebrO. Tai, pues, como 10 recuerdO pa
SO q manifestarlO q SOnaba, que una dc esas
hermOsas mananas del foridO Mayo paseabamos
po las afueras de este pintoresco pueblo, mi que
ridO amigo d. SisebutO y 20, cOntemplandO los
encantOs que la naturaleza Ostenta al rOmper eI
alba la neQra tt1nica que la nOche Sc enVuelVe,
Y OyendO extasiadOs Ell alegre concerto con que
las arpadas aves saludan la venida del astro-rey,
cnando q 10 lejOs diVlsamos que un caballerO Sc
dirigfa nosOtros con marcha Preclptada. En-
actitud del que espe1a, aguard&bamOs al nuevO
parsonage. Cinco minutes adn no hab1an trans
.curridO desde one le vlmOs, cuand0 de repente
nos hallamos iunto 6l. Aquel desconocido, sin
artcular una Erase, en son de saludO, desat0se en-
yeiaminOsOs dicteriOs contra .. SisebutO.
Ante tamana manera de prOceder, tantO nj
compafero como yO qu@damOs aquellOs mo-
mentos absortos mas, luego que me dej6 hablar
mi estadO nerviOsO, interrOgu6 dicho inc6gnitO
Dor los movies de su injustifcada conducta. Com
Dremdf, despu6s de haberle preguntadO, que no
me competia directamente exigirle explicaci6n !;
iperO que iba hacer mi cOmpanero estaba
muriendo del miedo,
| AOueI hombre no prOnunci6 una s6la frase pa.
ra contestarme: meti6 la manO en- ell bOlsillO, Y
me entreg6 el siguiente suelto publicadO 81 pc
ri6dico " Ell "a Negro" dirijidO por mi va mencio-
n&QO amigo rs 0ASOUuOO3 40O uCCAds
Hemos sabidO que en- Rfo-piedras Sc arrojan
las GALES aguas sucias durante las horas en- que
esta prohibida tai operaci6n, formandose con este
| motive algunos lodazales que impiden 81 transitO
por ella.
Tambien Sc nos ha dicho que los campesinos
que compran en- algunas de las pulperias del refe.
! rido pueblo ponen sus cabalgaduras dentro de
esOs establecimientos, cOnvirtendO 6stos en- focos
de porquertas que no son del case nombrar dan
do 1ugar con este q formar ideas muy desfavora-
| bles de la cultura de un pueblo.
por liltimO, nos ha referido asf mismo,
que son tantos los animales que SO reunen cier-
tas horas del dia en- los ctados comercios que Sc
hace oasi impossible la entrada 6lIos, sin expo
nerse recibir algunas cOceE.
Como es natural, algunos insectos, especial
mente las moscas, acuden en- grandeA pandillas 4
esas pulperlas, despues de hacer su correspOn ;
diente vista alaspOrqGertGs que nuestros lectores
/ no ignoraran pasan revisaT los artfculos mas in
] dispensables para la manutenci6n. Llamamos la
atenci6n de aquella celosa autoridad local para
que tome las medidas que estime OpOEtunas sObge
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27


queados como inpresos muestras sin valor,
contengan interi0rmente manuscritos de cual-
Quera clase, cuybs abusos periudican la rem
ta del TesorO 6pdblico e infrinjen ademas las
disposiciones vigentes relativas al servicio lie
Olreos-Puerto- Rico, Febrero 20 de 1891. Ell
Administrator general Domingo Ayptso."
Por una distraction inVOluntaria al dar
cuen ia en- su n1mero de aver, Et ClGnsOr det
Pals del acontecimieI1tO fatal Ocurrido al Sr.
Mand6s On Guayama, incurri6 on una contradic-
cion.
Debese 6sto que Ia noticia fu6 tomada
de dos suetos distintos de -EJ Sen0a4sGYlO Co
MerciGJ, nj los tip0grafos SO fjaron Ell las
lfneas tachadas pOr la redacciOu, nj el cOrrec-
tor de pruebas Sc di6 cuenta de la errata.
Advertida Ia distraction cuando va la tira-
da estaba q punto de termnarse, pocOs nu-
meros pudieron cOrregirse, por 10 cual nos ha
SuplicadO Ell amigo don Salvador Brau, direc-
tor del colega de referenca, que 81 suelto
que nos contraemos termina en- la Erase: Sen
tinsos Ell 0ccide'ate. Lo que sigue fue 10 ia
ohadO pOr la redacci6n.
Aunoue va habiamos advertdo la contra
diccion comprendimos como cornprenderan
todos los lectores de Ell Cl0''oor de S'londe po-
dia proceder, completeness con gusto al COM
paflero atendiendo su cort6s s1plica.
90
La operaciOn practlcada aver en- ell asllO
las mas la5oriosas y diticiles en- cirujia. Ira
tabase de un 0steo sarcOma del maXilar supe-
rior dorecho, cuyO huesO fu6 reseCadO total
mente pesar de los pelgros dldcultades
consequences q semejante operacion, 6Sta tue
coronado de un 6xito brillantlsimo, ell estadO
de la enferma hoy es completamente satisfacto
RIO Nuestro amigo fu6 axliadO con efcacia pOr
los bien reputados m6dicOs doctOres del Vale,
Tizol Y Ros, acOmpanandole ademas en- el acto
operative, los 0lumnos de Ia Facultad de Me-
dicina de la Institution Superior de Ensenanza
de esta Capital el inteligente practcante Sr.
| Rosario Diaz, de Ia antigua Casa de Salud.
En- iusticia debemOs decir que aun GUAM
do SO trataba de una pacente fOrastera, ell Sr.
Alcaldey las Hermanas de San Vicente de Paul
! baio cuya protection esta el asilo de refren-
cia, Sc excedieFon a todo g6nerO de exigencias
caritatiVas.
90
Don Ricardo Pastor. tenor de la Compa-
MIA Palou, dedca su benefieio al com6rciO de
esta plaza, representado por los senoTes don
Juan Tomas Garfoano, don Jose I. Silva, don
Justo M. Izquierdo, don Jose Cerra, don Ma
l7uel Canals, don Juan Olivas, Excmo Sr. D.
] Os6 R, Fuentes, don Ludwig Duplace, don
CT audiO Arricruz don Rafael Maceira, don Sc
vero Ochoa don FlOrindo Cividanes.
Ell correo del centro ha Ilegado hoy muy
tards esta Capital. Hubo, nos dicen, un de-
rrumbe en- la carretera, que inpidi6 ell pasO
del cocbe conductor dc la correspondence.
Il El cue haya perdido un llavero con cuatro
llaves, en- ell muello, puede pasar 4 recogerlo en-
esta redacci0n @
cgNo hemos bebfdo nunca mejor BRANDY
que el del FRAILE CARAT
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
.Noticias de la Peninsula
De nuestres canges de Madrid:

De nuestres canges de Madrid:
%"Parece ser que e1 Sr. MOntojo, cOmandan-
te general del departamento de Cadiz, presen-
ia la dimisi6n de su cargo.
Esto obedece 10 ocurrido en- las elecciO-
nes del Puerto de Santa Maria, dOnde tantos y
tan escandaosos abusOs SO han cOmetidO para
derrotar al Sr. Peral.
Ell Sr., ,MontOio no esta conforme con este,
y diulite."S
Ha llegado Cadiz ell marques de COmillas
de regreso de Tanger, Melilla, Algeciras, Gil
braltar HueIva En- este viaje le han acom-
palado su secretario senior Galiango, el briga-
dier CampruW y el canonigo senior Collell.
Parece que On 81 alo agricola actual Sc
ensayaran en- pequenas escalas en- el litoral lie
the vanilla, con 81 fin de sustituir al de la
cana de az1car, cuya exploitation va hacienda
Sc cada dia mas onerosa
Dice nueStro apreciable colega EE Tribune
de Sevilla, que al pasar eltren correo dc Ca
diz por ell pueblo de Dos Harmaaas, unos bar
baros arrojaron varias piedras Sobre los CO.
ches, produciendo la rotpra de algunos crista-
les varias heridas On la cabeza uno de los
giajeroS. IL
Segdn los esfados que publica la GGcet0,
el preciO medioe trigo en- toda Espana, en- ell
mes de Noviembt NltimO, fu6 de 1876 pesetas
ell hectolitrO, ell de la cebada dc 1856.
Ell precio maximO del trigo fu6 de 37.3 Pc
setas On Caldas {Pontevedra), y el de la ceba-
da de 93 On Cadis
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
Tssd6t

ATENCION.-Es necesario visitar 81 esta-
blecimientO de los Sres, VENANCIO LUNA 7 So
BRINo. En- ninguna parte SO encontraran unos
bocaditos tan apetitosos, vinos tan reconstitu-
yentes, nj dulces de fantasia tan elegantes. Vsl-
tese el establecimiento de los Sres. VENANCIo
LUNA 7 SoBRINO. Nosreferimos todos los que
vengan esta Capital.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
LOGOGRIFO NJMHRICO
Dedjcodo a,i diSting,4idO respectable amigo
Don Alberto ReqstIeG,

DeGtc0GO O rte GtSta7tgttaG0 q TeSpetGote dntRg0
Don Alberto RegaIeS.
SAT- Un mineral-1,6,11, 10 Un baile.-9,2,3,4
Peg indigena de los mares de Espa6a,-5,43,12
Bebida hecha de maiz que Sc uSa en- 81 Peril
5,14,9,12 Apellido de un poeta puertorriQueno
-11,3,8,14 Frecuente entrada salida de las
abejas de una cOlmena-10,9 6, IA, Is Sacerdote
Mahometano.-3,12 u, II, Ia Cuadrupedo indfgenR
de la Am6rca.-1,2,3,12 Ciudad del DucadO uO
Sajonia.-1,2 IA Espacio de TERRA que puede
arar una yunta en- un dial, 1856 Nombro
griego de la diosa de la curacion.-1, 1882
Rey, nieto de Alfonso Nv de Aragon.-9, 1885
C6lebre General RomanO.--3, 12,11 Ia, ,13 Cuadrii-
pedo muy comun en- toda Europa que no creCe
tant0 como la hembra y es pOr 10 que Sc dis
tingue.-9,4 1879, II FisicO y periodista SuizO.
-9,14,3,3,4 Cierta claSe de juego.-9, ,12,3,11,14
Cuadrupede cuya piel es estimada.-58,9,10,1
Pez un tanto parecido la mOna.-5, JIG, 1854
Divinidad que hacia de portora del Palacio de
los dioses.-9,1 9,12,3, II 10, ,13 NOmbre de cinco
Papas.-9 1886 ,i1,4 General espanol nacido on
Lorca-5,8,9,2,4,13 Hijo seguEdo de Jacob
Lia,-1,2,31,2,5 Quinto rey de Persia hJo y
successor de Daro 1o-9, 1928, 10, ,13,14,5 Islas que
Magallanes deScubrio en- Ell aflo 1521.-9,12,3
9,6,13 Peg esturio-1, ,14,5, II, TO- 1877 Lienzo do
pared.-4, 2 Especie de un hilo quo
Sc hace muy suave de la corteza de IN arbol
que tiene el mismo nombre.-9, ,10,7 8,11,12,3
Lo que toca pertenece la milicia-1,2,3,4,
1895 C6lebre doctor de la Iglesia latina de
Observation-Disclosures ,12, 1914 To es
una amiga mia muy simpatica, naCida en- Ia
Ciudad mas historical del Universe.
Lttts a. CGEder6N.
~ CGSGS QWe Sc YecOHteSsdGW Ell BUEE
GUST0, uno de los mejOres salones de barbe-
ria y peluqueria de Ia Capital.
PropietGTiO J. APPELLANTS, San JustO, nd
nero 16-Perfumerfa extra superior. Sc admi-
ten abonados.-Esmero y limpieEa
FUGA DE CoNsoEANTEs
u. ..o.e.o. 10 a lie.
q .aa 40 ..oie.a:
kE..4 e..ea @ %. .i6.
10 go. q "a .a.e.as
Jaam VerG.
SR VENDRN
diversos muebleS dc casa, preciOs baios. nor
ausentarse su dueno Fortaleza 1S. SD
Sc recomienda la siguiente receta para ha-
Ger clecer 81 pelO Mezclense parties iguales de
aOeito J do espfEitU dc eromero con algunas Ga I
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
De EI Liberal:

"La derrota en- Puerto-Rico de Ia candida
tura del Sr. Sanz-hijo del general del mismO
apellido-ha proporcionado, segdn parece, gra-
Vfsimos disgustos al Subsecretario del ministe-
rio de Ultramar, por ser la dnica one perso
nalmente apoyaba con deciddo empeno de
que Obtuviera el triunfo.
Aver Sc dljo-y 10 repetimos, aunQue sin
concederle cr6dito aigunO-que el Sr. Munoz
Vargas habia anunciado su dimision por con-
secuencia de la contrariedad que dejamos in-
dicada."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

EREPETIMOS que hasta las diez de la
manana solamente SO reciben las soluciones de
los entretenimientos publicados la noch0 ante
rior De Otro modo no puede reglamentarHe la
hora de Ia salida del periodico.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

Ill mlnlmO Qe 6rlgO Tue ue peSeGaS S.0O on
Tudela (Navarra), = Ell de- cebada 1859 en- HI
nojosa (Cordoya).
EI Popular, de Granada. dice que Sc haI
presentado al AyuntamieDto de aquella capi-
tai un proyecto de festejos para el CentenariO
de Colon, que ten9 por objeto reproducir con
todos sus detalles hist0ricos la presentation
de Colon ante los Reyes Catolicos, fguTando
on 6l los personajes de la 6poca, sus sequitos
abjetos traidos de America, etc.
FL citado peri6dico cree que la pr6senta-
cion debiera hacerse en- la Alhambra, despues
de recorrer la comtiva las principales Gales
de Ia ciudad, sin periuiciO de trasladarse Ma
drid, contribuyendo al mismo tempo los
grandes festejos que Sc celebraran en- Ia
capital de Espala.
Ell Gobierno de la Rep1bhca de Guatema-
la ha dirijido una extensa Y expresiVa comuni-
caci0n al muistrO- de Estado en- la que Sc ha-
ce constar Il rebaja de los derechos de adua-
mas sobre ell tabaco procedente de la isla de
Cuba.
A dar las gracias al Gobierno espanol por
Ia Intervention de su representante en- las ne
gociaciones que dieron pOr resultadO La paZ en-
Sur Amarica, ha puesto especial cuidado en-
hacer constar que el Gobierno espanol ha sido
ell lnico quien Ell de Guatemala ha expresa-
do su reconocimientO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27
CHARADA
4 la Srta. CarmeD GEigeI y Cord0UeE.

En- mi pTi1sG SegstHdG
til me dijiste: I" tengo horror
al todO" y te asegurO que
no tres c1gGTtG.
T2E7if
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1891-02-27

El minimo de trigo fue de pesetas $50 On
Tudela (Navarra) = el de Ia cebada 7,59 en- Hi
nojosa (C6rdoya).
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18
Cut this Out for Future Reference.
Excursions for Home Seekers and OF

Excursions for Home Seekers and 9TH
ers will be run by "The Northwest
ern Line" Chicago, st. Paul, Mime
apolis s. Omaha Ry., on Sept. 10Th,
1891, from ST. Paul & Minneapolis,
and stations east of st. Paul, to all
points west of and including st.
James, Mimi, in Minnesota, South
Dnkota, and Northwestern Iowa; and
from all points on the Line north or
east of LeMars, to Omaha, ST. Joseph,
Atchson, Leavenworth and Kansas
City and to all points in Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado, Wyoming, Utah,
the Black Hills, Oklahoma and all
points in Arkansas and Texas and to
certain points in Tennessee, Mississip-
pi, Alabama and Louisiana.
Tickets will be sold at very low
rates, and will be good to start only
on the day of sale, and good to return
within thirty days. For rate to any
particular point. through car service
or any information, call on agents OF
1.-THE North Western" or address
12t4 7. w. TEASDALE,
Gen. Pass. Agt., St. Paul. Mimi.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18

TIL Sioux City Corn Palace will be
opened to the public October LIST and
continue until the 18th. This will
be the greatest and best palace ever
erected, and the arrangements as now
concluded insure the most successful
and brilliant festival ever given in
Sioux City. The Omaha has made a
round trip rate from Mankato at $3.50
which will insure a larger attendance
from this city than ever before, and
those who have never visited one of
these festivals cannot afford to miss
it this year.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1891-09-18

THE great crowds of people who
flock to hear Major Mckinley discuss
political issues, is guarantee that
Ohio Republicans are not to be caught
mapping in this year of grace, and that
they propose to make the majority
SO large as to leave no doubt about
where the Buckeye state will stand in
the presidential contest of '92. This
is the most important state fight ever
waged for its bearing upon the presi
Dental election, per force of the tar
if and silver questions, is conceded to
be of vital consequence. The Demo-
Gratis had hoped to eyade the silver
issue. That is a subject which will
come up in the next session Of Con-
gress, and as the Democrats have a
clear majority, there is little doubt
as to what disposition they will make
of it. In this crazy scheme to palm
off so cents for a dollar, they plainly
see the handwriting Of condemnation
of the voters, and they had hoped to
eVade the cricis by side-tracking this
question and hammering away at the
Mckinley tariff bill, hoping to so be-
cloud the minds Of the common peo-
pie by stufing them with false repre-
sensations and mystifying the true
condition of things as to gain sympa-
thy and support. They have been
baf1ied in both. Major Mckinley is
forcing the silver issue into the cam
paign, and he is making the Democrats
desperately tired of trying to bring
the tariff bill into disrepute by show
ing what the measure has done and is
doing for the laborer, the farmer, the
mechanic and for America. The
Major in speaking of the tin plate in
dustry, which has been more abused
than any other single feature Of the
tariff measure. both by Democrats and
Peoples party advocates, says that
1--WE are not only now manufacturing
it, but will in few years make all
we use in this country, and before
long the tin pals will have to be made
larger to hold the additional things
that we will be able to buy to put In
them. You can depend upon it that
the yankee nation can make anything
that can be produced any place in the
world.n Conservative estimates place
McKinley's majority at from $1,000 to
10000, and if he shall get even the
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MAPLETON ITEMS.
From the Enterprise.

NJ. Tenney, who has been at Owa-
tonna and ST. Peter, being treated for
cancer, has returned home, accom-
panied by DR.. Wheeler, the cancer
Specialist. Mr.. Wheeler informs us
that he is getting along nicely, and
that he will be cured in short time,
as the cancer is now almost wholly re-
moved.
Among the real estate sales this
week, we mention that of Daniel
Brooks to Robert Taylor, of his splen-
did farm of 100 acres, adjoining the
village on the west, for S., 200, and that
of Jno. A. Willard to August Neinow,
of 240 acre, north of the village, for
$1,000.
While threshing at L. Chestnut's
yesterday afternoon, the Morris boys
had the ill luck of having their sepa-
rator and straw-stacker consumed by
fire. They had been burning coal, but
running out they commenced to fire
with fax straw, which in some way
ignited one Of the stacks. A high wind
was prevailing at the time and the fire
spread SO rapidly that they did not
have time to move the separator or
straW-stacker, and they were burned,
besides about 200 bushels Of oats and
100 bushels OF wheat belonging to Mr..
Chestnut. The loss to the Morris boys
is about $780, 1t is quite a severe loss
to all parties.
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THE Mortified Ne,cS has made a
commendable change in its form
and decided improvement in its ap-
pearance. From a nine column folio
it has been transformed into six
column Quarto, cut and pasted same
as the WEEKLY FREE PRESS, and is
now as handsome, shapely and attrac-
tive as could be wished. Bro. Heat
wole is to be congratulated on the
change wrought in his paper, and he
has the wishes of all the newspaper
boys that he may continue in the line
of prosperity which has fallen across
his pathway, and grow in prominence
and power equal to the merits of his
independence.