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Horace Greeley. the late distinguish
ed editor aud foahder she New York
Tribune. and once Democratic candidate
for President of the Um'ed has
summarized in the most striking .s5shner
the effects to the. country IF dwstF tar
ilf systems. In 1869 he wrote; 1.-THE
years of signal disaster aud depression
have been thos in which our ports we're
easily fooled with forsign goods: those
which interviewed bctwixt the recogni-
ton Of our Independence aud the enact
ment of the tariff Of 1880; those which
kalowed the close Of our last war with
Great Britain and were signalized by
immense inpor,ations Of fabrics; those VI
1889 to- 1872, when the compromise OF
1888 began TO he seriously felt in the
reduction Of dutics in imports. AMI those
Of 1854 -fs51. when the Polk Walker
tariff Of 1916 had time to take full effect
No similarly sweeping revalsions and
prostratioDs ever take place. think
none could taks place--under the sway
OF efficient protection"
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CHAPTER ass


AN ACT to amend section one Of article seven
Of the Constitution Of this State.
Sec L. Be II snactedby the Geasrai Assembly
Of Aaryiapd, Three fihs Of all the members
Of the two Houses conrurring, thai The follow
ing section ne and the same is hereby proposed
as an amendment 10 the Constellation Of this
State, and il adopted By the legal and qualih-
ed voters thereof rs herein provided shail SUI
persedr and stand in the place and instead Of
section one Of article seven Of the said consti-
tuition.
See i. County Commissioners shall be cleo
ted on general ticket Of each county by the
quaitef voters Of the several counties Of the
Stale on the Tuesday next after the first Mon
day in the month Of November, commencing
in the year eighteen hundred and ninety -one;
their number in each county, their compenss-
ton, powers and duties shall be such rs now or
may he hereafter prescribed by law, they shall
he elected at such times, in SUCH numbers and
for such periods, not e1ecsding six years, as
maJ he prescribed by hw.
| See 2. .4nd be IL enacted bg the authority
dferssaid. That the said foregoing sectionhere-
| nv proposed AS an amendment to the Constitn.
ton shall he, ut the next general election held
in this State, submitted 20 the legal and quail
fed voters thereof for their adoption or rrirc-
ton, in pursuance Of the directions contained
in article fourteen Of the Constitution of this
STATE; and 1T the said general election the vote
on said proposed amendment to the constitu-
ton shall be by ballot, and upon each ballot
there shall he written or printed The words
forthe constitutional amendment or. against
the constitutional amendment, "5as The voter
shalt elect, and Immediately after said election
due return shsiFlbe made to the Governor oI
the vote for and against said proposed smeLd-
ment, as directed hJ the said fourteenth article
OF the constitution.
Approved April 3rd, 1890. & a*
/ We hereby certify, that the aforegoing is =
correct copy of an act Of the General Assem-
bly, Of Mary land, passetisJanuary session, 1890
W. q. PURNELL.
Secretary OF the Senate
CARLTON SHAFER, :
| Chief Clerk Of the House of DELEGATES
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'sGaBkn s..
CHAPTER 4a6..

| s28 Z: 60. sGiI APTER 4a6.ipr -
An AZ Z toramend seiIlun,, itiy one o. articl.
|. thret. Of the O. lsiitp.ion Of ihi, ST tie.
Srr. l. Rth ,ndcfsdby III, G,hSrM Asstn,bl.
| Of Morytandi 'fhree-hiA H. of All III. inl.nibet
VI ths fwu houses rnnc Hing that the follow
| fhg .secti0G tr aud the the is hrrenu propos
81 Hs an aurn. !nlenr 10 The Constitution ii In
~ e. ano II adopted by the ley i aud qna}ah
ed vuiefs thereof herein .proylded il sh.i
snpersettr and stand IN the place aud stead
srrtls,u ffIy one oi article three Ui The Cunsit.
Iu iOG 81 'ui- Sttle
See 81 The personal propert, of resilrn
of this State shall he sui i, 10 taxation u ~.
county or city where the resident iona i'd. r.
sides Tor the greater part of the ear tor v hir'
The tax may or 81 all be LEVIED, nhd De. els,-
where, except goods and cbatIles permanent i
tue~ted, which shall be taxed in the city u.
county where they ARE so located, bur The Gen
eral Assembly may by law provide for the tsI
| ahon OF mortgages'npon property in this Stat
and the debls secured thereby in the county o,
city where such property 10 situated.
Sec 2. And he Il further enacted BIZ the da-
fhorify aforesaid That the said foregoing sec.
ton hereby proposed as IN amendment TO IN.
constitution shall he. NJ the next general cleo
lion held in this State, su'.nltri TO The leg,
| and gUaIIsei soters thereof tor their adopii
or rejection, in pursuance of the directiI
contained in article fourteen OF the t'onstii
ton Of this State; and al the said general ei,
tIon the vote on sand proposed amendment
| the constitution shall tie by ballot aud up
each ballot there shall be wri ten or prn
| the words, for the constitutional a;ne idueu
Or against the constit rtionai amendment, "
the voter shall elect, and Immediately aiIe
said election, due return shall be made to ID,
Governor OF the vote tor and against said pro
posed amendment AS directed by the said four
Ieenta article OF the Constitution
Approved April 8, 1920
We hereby certify, that the aforegoinG Is
correct copy Of an act of the General AssembI,
4 OF Aarylan passed January session, 800.
4 !. Y.G. PURNELL, i.
| Secretary Of the Senate
/ CARLTON SIiAFER
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Another ten thousand barrel oil gush-
or was struck in the Mcdonald field
near Pittsburg. a few days ago. The
new we'll is fully half mile from the
celebrated Greenlee aud Forst we'll.
which is now doing close to 1900 bar
nels n day.
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We desire to say to onr citizens, that for years
we have been selling DIR. Kings New discovery
for consumption, Dr. Kings New Life Pills,
Bucklens ATnica Saiye and Electric Bitters
and have never handled remedies that sell ~
we'll, or that have given such universal satisfac
lion. We do not hesitate to guarantee them
every time, and we stand ready to refund tht
purchase price, il satisfactory results do mol
follow their use. These, remedies have won
theIs great popularity purely on the merrltts
w. W. Psdgetrs store.
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Is one which guaranteed TO bring You sat
isfactory results, or in case of failure a return
of purchase price. On this safe plan you can
buy from our advertised druggist q bottle of DT
Kings New Discovery for consumption. 1t IL
guaranteed TO bring relief in every case, when
used for any affection of throat, lungs or cnest.
such as. consumption, inflammation of lungs,
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Bishop Vim. Jones Bone, D D. q
the Protestant Episcopal Church, IL
charge of the missionary diocese o.
Shanghai. China, is dead.
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Lieutenant Schwataa has returned to
Victoria, b. c.. f,om his Alaska trip.
where large unknown country was ex-
Plored.
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rected by the said iourteenth article Of ~
Constitution. -
APPROVED April Sd. 1890 a.. t., al,
We hereby GRITTY. that the afofe9oiER II Il
correct copy Of m act OF the fsefIrrn. A .semhIy
Of Nafyla passed January session, 1880.
N. q. PURNELL, &. -
Secretary Of the Senate :
CARLTON SHAFER,
CHIEF Clctk Of the House.of Delegatps
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Fer Clerk Circuit Court.
SAMUEL G. PADGETT.
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For County COmmiIsionsrs.
JAMES NAYLOR,
DANIEL j. BRAGUNIER,
JOHN /. MURRAY.
WILLIAM +. SIMPSON,
GEORGE T. G. GRAY.
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For Judges Of 0rPhans' Court.
Ut +. WINGATE,
ELISHA ID. JONES,
GEORGE Is. LANCASTER,
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-. hOlesaIe Depot 2I5 Spears Wharf, Baltimore
We confidently the WHITE OAK
-four made 1t manufactured and
brated No Hill whs the Mississippi Valley possesses strength
making delicious STERLING
choice -four made from ti and has for all
round family We have full AMI desirable line Of all other grades
flour constantly hand which especially ELK LICK asd
TROY family
These Rr sold by principal dealers Charles ST Mays Anne Arsn
del Ca aud Prince i'orge and upn barrels and Ia
sacks, Try them AMI will IS n others
l. I'll e. Dorpey sells Should
Ter aud MIR Dorney with direct anil orders shall have
aud caef IL atesion. JOHN l. RODGERS & 60.
Ssy 2lS Spears Wharf. Baltimore. Nj.
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For Statts Aaorney.
BENJAMIN G.. STONESTREET
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For RsSist,r Of Wills.
BENJAMIN f. DEMENT,.
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Dobbins' Electric Soap.
The Best Family Soap in
THE W0RtD-
Read This Twice,

There is great saving of time, of labor, OF
soap, of fuel, and of the fabric where Dob
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rections tine TRIAL will DEMONSTRATE its great
merit. II will par ron TO make thai trial. =
Like all best things, IT is extremely initiated
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'hss ssling Engines snd aetss Power.
l,ESflXAL
Notice tn Out-Pens;oners.

NOllC6 TO Uut-F6I1SlO
Ordered BY the Board II Trustees Of the
Poor Of Charlie comfy. that all out-Penslon,
ers 10 said county he required TO renew their
petition TO said Board on or before the | st day
Of December, 1891 SAID petitisfns 10 be siea.
ed by FIVE respectable ax-payers, who reside
in their respective district Of the petitionei
and who are personally acquainted with u,
condition and circumstances of the petitioner,
By order OF the Board.
THOMAS ". WEIGH,
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VIM. D. Campbell b Co.'S. firm IS reliable
one, and ITS prices suit the times. Call ~
their lumber yards on nth Street, >. b i
when you visit Washington.
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For the purpose of voting for:

FOF The purpose OF votIDg ut
Two persons for the House Of Delegates
One person for CLERK of Circuit Court. One
rerson for Register lof Wills. Three per.
sons for Judges of the~0rphans' Court. One
perssn for States Attorney. Five persons for
County Commissioners. Que person fofSheriff
One person for Surveyor.
The polls for said Election will be opened
in each and every Election District Of said
county, at the usual places Of holding The
polls, at g o'clock a. m, and will close at 1
o clock p. m !, vhen the ballots shall be open.
ed and publicly counted. j
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Signals recommended by the interna-
tional marine conference have been
adopted BY the life saving service Of the
United States.
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UAhLIUN SHA Fkh,
Chief Clerk Of the House of Delegates

Now therefore /, Elihu 4. dickson. Cover
nor Of Maryland, do hereby order and direct
that each snd all of the said herein before de
scrlbed Bills, or Acts OF the General Assembly,,
sir in number. each proposing separate
amendment TO the Constitution OF Maryland,
be published once a week for at least three
months in two newspapers published in ,ach
county 10 the State, il so many are therein
published, and in three newspapers in The city
Of baltimore, before the next ensuing general
election, which will be held on TuesdaT, the
third day of November, 1891; at which said
election all of the six proposed amendments
aforesaid will be severaIiy submitted 10 The
legal and qualified yolers OF Maryland fer
adoption or rejection
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FOR SALE. CHEAP FOR CASH.
r. H, P. Engine AID Saw Mil, in good
running order Apply TO L r. WRIGHT,
oct Bet Wayside, Charles coauty, Md
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Dobbins' Electric

aAd take 10 other. Nearly every grocer froD
Maine to Mexico keeps il III stock. Tfyours
hash I it, he v i'll order from his nearest whole-
sale grocer.
Read carefully the inside wrapper around
each bar, and be careful to follow directions
on each outside wrapper. You cannot afford
70 wait longer be ore trying for yourself this
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sep lily D.iBBISS' ELECTRlC SOAP.
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Given under nv hand and
The Great Seal OF Mary
land, Al the city of Annap-
oils, on the sixteenth day
OF July in the year Of our
Lord els hleen hundred
aud ninety-one and OF the
Independence OF the Uni
ted States the one hun
dred aud tifteeAth.
ELIHU +. JACKSON
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BEWARE of IMMITATIONS

insist upon Dohhns Electric. Don't take
Magnetic, Eecno-M.gic, Philadelphia Elec-
tric, or any other fraud, simply because il is
cheap. They will ruin clothes, and are dear
at anv nFice A * for
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SHERIFFS
Election Notice

Notice is hereby given 10 the qualified vo-
tiers OF Charles county, that an election will
be held on '@e 3ul1-, ~. ,lsa~ ~ lff
lst.- Fuesday after the Ista Monday
IL beiag the ard day OF
November, 1891,
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Republican Ticket,
Eer C7rrs Of Courr Of .Hpprdia
EN0CH NJ. ABEL,
ofSt. Marys county.

Fer CRicf judy, Of Seventh judicial Di,,rici
Of Maryland: e,
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FRIDAY, October 10th ........1s91
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
~ BERN accordance with the provisions of
section 8, rules and regulations prescribed by
the honorable secretary of the interior, May 9Th,
1891, l. the undersigned, a resident Of Park
county, Montana, hereby give notice that at the
expiration of twenty-one days from the first pub
LEGATION of this notice will make written applica-
ton to the honorable secretary of the interior for
authority to cut and remove all the merchanta-
BILE saw logs-pine, fir and white spruce timber
on the following described public land. to-wit: ::
Beginning at point about "a miles from the
mouth of Cinnabar creek (sometimes called
Mnlherin creek); thence south from said creek
one mile; thence westerly four miles; thence
north three miles; thence east four miles; thence
south two miles to place Of beginning The area
Of said tract above described is about $50 acres
and the character of the land mountainous, cut
BY deep canyons and unfit for agricultural pur.
poses. The timber growing and standing on
said tract consists of pine, fir and white spruce
TIMBER of which ,2OOOO feet is fir, l,4OO 600 feet
white spruce and 10000 feet pine, making in all
about 3,OW, 900 feet. all of said land being non
mineral in character and located in. Park county,
MOntans. The above des ribed land is unsur-
veyed. <. GOUGHNOUR
Dated June 30, 1891 jy43t
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO CUT TIM
IN BER.-In accordance with the provisions
of section 8, rules and regulations prescribed by
the honorable secretary of the interior, May 5th,
1891, l. the undersgned. hereby give notice that at
the expiration OF twenty-One days from the first
publication of this notice will make written ap-
plcati0u to the honorable secretary of the In
terror for authority to cut and remove all the
merchantanle saw logs, pine. fur and spruce tim
ber on the following described public land to-wit
Being . certain piece of unsurveyed land COM
mencing at the black Butte. upper, Shields river
running thence up the north fork Of said river
three miles, embracing all the timber the
mountain sides and gnlches. estimated at two
million feet. Also that trsct commencing at the
eouth fork of Shields river, including the timber
upon the south fork, its branches and bench
lands; also sll the timber on the south side OF
Shields river from the south fork along said
etream and III branches for the distance of five
miles having therein three million feet OF pine,
fur and spruce timber. Said land is rocky and
too high for and not adopted to agriculture and
located in Park county, in the state OF Montana
Castle Lumber Company,
ID. n. WEST, Manager.
ust Pub. July 4th, 1sei.) 81
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Episcopal COnvOcatiOn.

Chronicle: The eleventh annual con-
vocation OF the Episcopal Jurisdiction
of Montana, met at st. James church in
this city on Sunday and continued its
sessions until Tuesday night, when it ad
journed to meet at Livingston Wednes-
day to consecrate st. Andrews church
of that city. There were seventeen Epis-
copal ministers present, also several lay
members from various places in the
state Bishop Brewer was president,
Rev. E. G. Prout Of Deer Lodge, secre-
tsry. The services on Sunday we're of
unusual interest, the church being filled.
The morning sermon was delivered by
Rev. j. w. Van Ingen OF Livingston, the
evening sermon by Bishop Brewer, who
gave an account Of the years work.
Two deacons, one OF whom was Rev. DR..
Quinn of Anaconda, was advanced to
the priesthood. On Monday evening
there was missionary meeting the es-
pecial feature of which was addresses
by several of the visiting clergy. The
next convocation will be held at Helena,
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CASTLE NOTES
| From the Reporter.]

Next Wednesday, the first day Of July
we will have daily from the railroad
The route direct to the Springs will be
discontinued, the coaches making con
nections at the half way house. This is
a very desirable change, with the ex-
ception of the drawing of Of the Springs
line, as we greatly need direct commu-
nication with the county seat.
The Armada hoist was started up
Wednesday and it works like q charm.
They have commenced the crosscut ON
the lOO-foot level and work on this prop
erty will now he actively resumed.
Mr.. G. j. Curtis & Co. will let con
tract to sink 100 feet on their coal mine.
This is a good property. Some very
nice coal has been taken from this mine
near the surface.
Mr.. Stoel Of Livingston spent few
days in town this week. Mr.. Stoel is
one of those jolly sort, OF sunny dispo-
sition, that business cares worry but lit
tie.
Mr.. o. NJ. Hefferlin, one of Living
ston's successful merchants, is in Castle
attending the case Of the Baltimore MIN
ing company.
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BIG TIM BER ITEMS.
From the Pioneer. ]

Litieauts of Big Timber have to go be-
fore :Jndee Strong Of Melville or before
one Of the judges OF Livingston to have
papers issued.
Work on the artesian we'll is at q
standstill, owing to the lack of steel
can for the casing. The cap will be
here in day or two.
Mr. JE. Barbour will probably be ap-
,o;ntad Justice of the peace for this
townshiD on the 9th Of July. All the
octa Of lawlessness heretofore perpetrat-
al DC can then be brought before his hon.
or.
There will be base ball game here on
the 4th between the Livingston nine
and the Big Timber nine. The boys are
nraoticine and feel confident that il they
ran't do up the Livingston nine they
can give them q hard rub.
The school bonds were sold at prem
;nm of s65, making eh065 for the issue.
They were purchased by Mr.. H. P. Pal
mar Of Helena. This speaks we'll for
the financial standing Of the district and
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PRICE 10 CENTS.
insures good school house which will
be built In time for the fall term Of
cohool NA VI
Parnell's Marriage

A London dispatch saws: Mr. and
Mrs. Parnell entertained some friends
yesterday evening at Washington ter.
race and received today several init
mates. Parnell has sent greeting TO a
number Of his adherents in the com
mons expressing pleasure that the long
period of suspense is over and thankine
them for their steadfast friendship dur
ing his troubles.
He writes under the apparent convic.
tion that his marriage will enable him
to be reinstated as the Irish leader. A
strong impression in the same direction
prevails in the commons, in spite of the
knowledge of the fact that the Catholic
clergy will not accept the marriage as
condoning his offense.
English liberals are ready to hail him
as n an doing his best to atone for his
faults. No immediate restoration of
confidence between Parnell and the lib
eral leaders is possible, nor is it proba-
BILE that the faction feud will end with
out long opposition from some of his now
irreconcilable enemies, but the marriage
has deprived his foes of their most po-
tent weapons of attack.
His moral position assured, political
restoration, it is generally believed, be-
comes matter of time. The future
plans of Mr. and Mrs Parnell indicate
that after period Of secluson it is their
intention to enlarge their social life
Mrs. Parnell talks of leaving Brighton
and taking large house in London. If
she wins her probate suit she will be
rich and able to entertain. Those know
ing her best say she aims to form a po-
litical and artistic salon, to create which
she has capacities equal to her ambi-
tion.
1t has long been known that she has
been valuable political ally of Parnell,
with whom she has discussed every turn
Of affairs more intimately than any mem
ber of his party. It can be predicted
with certainty that under her open guild
ance Parnell will Immediately modify
his tactics.
In the fight with the McCarthyites re-
will be the watchword The
first contest, Carlow, will be fought on
the Parnellite side with great attention
to personal amenities.
Mccarthy has practically withdrawn
from the leadership of his party, his
physicians warning him to avoid excite
ment.