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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
BOOMING.
The Bank of England With
draws Its Premium on Gold.
STOCKS GO RAPIDLY UPWARD.
Active Stocks One and Two Dollars Per
Share Higher than on Thursday-The
Market Closed Strong and Active.
General List Point Higher.

Special to the Gazette.
New YORK, May 22-The strength of the
stock market this morning was wonderful.
London prices We're higher and rumorS
were spread about in the stock exchange
that the Bank of England had reduced its
premium on gold, and that some OF the gold
which it had been expected would be
shipped tomorrow. would not go. Prices
advanced very rapidly and by II o'clock ac-
tive stocks We're worth between 81 and -
per share more than they were yesterday.
Gold ordered for tomorrow samountS to
So, 300, 900, making s., $50, 900 for the week.
This includes the $500, 600 ordered from
Boston. The rumor that the Bank OF Eng
land had lowered its rate for gold was con-
firmed
Money is reported to be coming. here
from the West rapidly. Chicago exchange
on New York is at SO cents per 1000 prem
ium, and it is understood that ShipmenU
during the past week have been at the rate
of nearly 81 ZOO. 600 per,day. This statement
comes frum Chicago and is not confirmed
by the bankers here. Chicago also reports
such gains from other points in the West,
that deposits are on the increase, despite
the shipments to New York.
The bond market was active and strong.
The notable features were AtchlSon in
comes, Kansas and Texas Is, Oregon In
provement IS, and Reading issues. The
days market was strong and active. Final
prices were generally over l point higher
than yesterdays.
The following are the advances in stocks
for the day:
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
A FAMILY REUNION
q
At Albany Numbering Among the Particle
Elephants Some of North Texas
Most Prominent Citizens.
Correspondence of the Gazette.

pOHutICt VI the DdZelle
ALBANY, TEX, May 21-The Reynolds
and Matthews families, among the earliest
settlers on the frontier of Texas, mad fam
lily reunion at the residence of Mr.. \. Ii,
Bartholomew in South Albany, Wednesday,.
Grandma Reynolds, aged seventy, and her
children, George t, William D.. Susan,
Benjamin F., P w. (Finn) and Sally We're
present. Mr.. J. B. Matthews and his wife
Caroline and their children, J. A, Bette,
Susie and Ellie; also Messrs. +. +. Conrad
and n. l. Bartholomew, Mesdames Rosa.
Gurtie and Florence Reynolds, sons-in-law
and daughters-in-law of the two families.
The grandchildren of these two families
present numbered thirty-fve. Some of the
members of this family are among the mosss
prominent citizens OF Northwest Texas.
Mr.. C. T. Reynolds is president of
the First national bank of Albany
and First national bank of Okla
homa City, l.. T., and president of
the Monroe land and cattle company Mr.
W. d. Reynolds is vice-president OF the
First national bank of Albany and director
of the Red River and Southwestern rail
way. Mr. n. l. Bartholomew is cashier of
the Albany national bank, and MIR F. E.s
Conrad is the largest dealer in merchandise
in Albany
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
TEXAS NEWS AND NOTES.

\ new postoffice has been established at
Chisholm, Rockwell county, John L. Howell,
postmaster.
Pat Chambers of Cleburne. is the boss
wolf catcher of the county. He found that
wolves visited his fathers pasture, and a
few days ago he put out poison and found
one dead and discovered a den close by. On
examination he found and captured seven
Young ones which he has now securely
Gagged.
Treasurer R d. Campbell's report to the
NAV term of the commissioners court shows
balance of SIS, 1872 in the Hunt county
treasury.
The commissioners court has ordered
that the Hale county judge confer with the
county judges OF other counties for the pur-
pose of cooperation in the matter of set
Ting the boundary lines of the counties in
that part of the Panhandle
Work on the artesian well at Ladonia
will be commenced June |.
The sherifs' state convention meets in
Lampasas on August II.
The I.ampasas fair and races will be held
on August II 10 ID.
The State horticultural association meets
in LampasaS on July l, and 3.
The machinery for the boring of the
artesian well is looked for daily al Clarks-
vile.
The blicllyard at Luling is an assured
fact.
The Dublin waterworks company viii
soon begin operations on an artesian well
for Dublin.
Worlzmen are engaged in putting IN e
fire-proof vault III the courthouse for
the preservation of Hopkins county's
records
Mr. j. D. Stephenson has just finished
boring u well for Mr.. R W. Robertson in
the Northern part of Cotulla. At depth
Of Lightweight feet excellent water was
found in ample quantity.
The city and county governments Of La-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
TEXAS IN TYPE.
TEXAS CROPS AND WEATHER.

C-,by. Faunin. Burleson. Webb and
kaufman counties report plenty Of rain
iii ale crops.
Tlefr4.t crop Of Titus county promises
s.!r good yield Corn and oats are look
II We. The corn crop of tie county Is
..-grttau ever before planted.
Ds1.son reports with about two weeks of
warn sunshine cherries VIII be in market.
/ Tla strawberries have not been so plenti-
.i.r years Is the present season.
| OI harvesting has begun in Bell county
| Az ne . ..l is pretty good.
'aa or crop is perfect in Guadalupe
comfy ras year, and corn, cotton and
sorghum and al vegetables could not be
4 E-Ey .-ga.--.u--
4 Cotton planting IS under full Roadway
4 .yG ana If Is said the acreage in the Coo
-l0 country viii Oe greater by ten TO one
Yer ~. ~ tlc previous Years. Colorado
lty w handle from five thousand TO six
,---,.ll bales Ills fall
TIE crop prospect N Ellis county so far
lie
TIE ur.'al portion OF the fruit belt in
C-ae ,u.u-g h4, not ceen disturbed by the
la. and w.al storms. and the orchard
ua-e~s generally report the finest pros
ge,s for a. kinds Of fruit they have ever
-41.
T.la crop prospects, wheat heading out
a. looking we.. in Colingsworth county.
Farmers VII, soon be harvesting their
~,e4, THE Yield VIII be far ahead of any
',1e tor man, years past Cleburne En-
.'-
-e-rsa.- Canadian. CuiIdresS and Amarillo
,,........ -. $500, ,,.,,,-,,,,
-sr - ~ li, ,., ~ 'll'. ! 90
''''u ''oP Pt0S IS
'.s-l~- ... harnrS Callahan, BOWIE and
'-.'''... .a-.-rN report 1ourishlng crops.
Calm and Eaau.q counties complain of
t.-a.a BUGS 10 some localities.
-... .rr..,.. ar F,,,,i, md adjacent conn
&c, .,r. -..,.-ai = r,rrya,. aaraae,a of corn
,,5s, ,,..,,r,.,'.,r T. i - A. .ondi
N., - 49, NH INA. Iii no hun
t3-- n.rr..,. - ,,,,,I,,a,,,.;,s, ~, nj
le--g .4 market and the plum trees are
o-tel oowu
The ra..r.- ,,.--,. " IN, po,.,,or5ro bora
..-e .- .r.rrors,. o,no,,nr of gond and The
syp Prospect. is bright.
New rly is. coming in NJ 7 r,ripc
-..
~. ...1 s-'',t ~-ttIui'ur4I report harneS
ar-...r.. Ho,, rro,,|. I otbar ronrtias IAN
SLOW s..r q I.a..,,'Ii
p
S.-.sw..- -. '.'' XII ''e O0ii O'op' ~
-r0...
Java. 'o4lly COTTON IS blooming.
,F.~-s DOGS are destroying potatoes for
IA. County tanners.
G-eea corn has haap II, tho Corn,,s Christi
r4rsy. ..-sevrg7. DAYS
L.vx.,. 49,. -, >-..,-..,,..ou,7;,-
l-s-, i ,.,..ess.,,.,, for. =, srraat GaaI nj re,
t---.--. be-, ,..rS svarvfbino iS looking
I've. a... ..sr. rirlDerS me- in erood shirts,
farmers are rcaiizino the fact that the
s--ae house sho1Id he m home c0nse-
y-=-. 3. t..,-. -,,,. =, 81, ~ -, - i,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
Charged with Arson.

SpeClaI 70 inc lIaZtlIe.
ABILENE, Ten, May 2l.-One George
Blackshear was arrested here on Wednes-
day evening last charged with arson in
Rayner, Stonewan county, by Sheriff j. V.
Cunningham. Blackshear is now in jail
awaiting the arrival of the sheriff of Stone
wall county.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
TEXAS SCHOOLS AND CHURCHES.

O, ne u. Sulphur Springs district conference
Mi. ,+e Methodist Episcopal church, South.
{. T.. Meet in Commerce on Thursday. June
--0 remain in session about four days.
Et-s twelfth annual session of the Sam
-'--'sa state normal will close June 8.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
Attention, Mem oriaI Committees.

The committees of the c., A. r., and R.
E. Lee camp, will meet at the Office of
Swayne, Allen & Goodell, corner of Sixth
and Houston streets, on Saturday, May
%, 1891, at o'clock p. m, sharp. All
members are requested to be present.
SAS l.. p. GooDELL,
Chairman Joint Committee, G.. A. r,
THOMAS BRATToN,
Chairman Committee r. E. Lee Camp.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-23
ASSASSIMATED.
While Flowing in His Field Good Citizen
is Shot to the Ground-His Threat
Cut from Ear to Ear,
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette
WIxsBoRo, TEX, May 22.-NIr. p r. Nc
Donald, who resides on his farm three miles
west of this place, was assassinated late
yesterday evening while blowing in his
field The assassin concealed himself in
the corner of the fence, and as he APP
preached shot him, and he was heard to
scream The assassin then ran to him and
cut his throat from ear to ear, nearly
severing his head from his body. Supper
coming on, and he not appearing, his wife
started to search for him and found him as
above described. Sheriff Low at once
organized posse and arrested twoS Of his
brothers-in-law named Hay, and is now out
after the third one with "A posse and the
Whitman dogs from Pittsburg, which
came up on the train to-day and left at
once for the place where the killing oc-
Cured, since which no news has been heard
from them. .ssskzsasssss
Mattisou6s6I 1ytFifth and Main 6tgsnSn5c62fA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

The regular semi.,nnu,I conference.
80 ~, -, 80,
W ''' ''' - ~, W 0u'''''''' ''''',
convened ia lhe stake tabernacle on
Sundhy, yet -plh, AZ 10 o'clOrh'
Present on tue stand Presidents w.
w. w. Gun anu Alma hidredgei OF
the Stake PRESIDENCY, thv Slakc ~.
pefintsn dency OF associations, anu
Elder ID. II. yin, OF Sslt Lake tity .
After the usual preliminary exercises,
reports o. ASSOCIATIONS were maui i,. 9
showing that tue cause oi mutunl I'M
pfOvemrnt ]. advancing. supt. isccsr
Congratulated the meinoerH on lhtli
progress, anu nrged them To lncf.ascu
activity. nm.
a puArtete by members oi tno 'OM'
vile association was excoileh'ly rem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28

tied monarchy. There il n Queen, a
House OF Mobiles and House u Repre-
irntativcs. The members Of the two
houses are chosen by the people. The
rulers of Hawaii from 1859 up 10 the
present time have been ~ follow.
ksmehameha |, II, III. ~ and v,
Lunalilo, kalakaun aud Queen Liliuo-
kalani, who Il now teigning.
Various iumors have been published
by American newspapers regarding
the uilofts OF certain nspimuie tn over.
throw the present naturalization, hui
all such il groundie.s, Tor all is peac,
here. one can travel wherever he
chooses with nOuo u modest Or max,
afraid.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladies' suffering from any form
Of Female Weakness, will hnd n
sure cure In "Orange Blo SOM"
For iull phfticuiats call on the
General Agent, 10 West Third
South street, Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
CHURCH BLANKS
Printed and for saio at
THE DESERET news OFFICE.
SALT LAKE CITY.

u shops lsooummonds, h,ntsoi On, s0a of lou. Tse,
Primary Association Roll and Rgg1ri nhlts ii.so
y l.. NJ g. \. ilill and hrc1ti hook, ti.ih
Ward Records, o., tll0 aqr, tsoj, tqr., .looo
iilsh rHesis Recoris made " OrieG
Seventies Rseorii Made 10 order.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-10-28
WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

.ny merchants statesmen the habit Of Unfortunately
guaranteeing" their with thought Of being called upon
pahe the guunno good II pefucou- and foolish
rtaEec led In the hrshoh than IA the observance
to have value, should lee made with knowledge Of
the meaning " the aud the of The
On uc tools the makers instruct
place sny tool found Imperfect In
We have Judgment acquired by considerable
rtnc In selecting the following Items for stock sell them
With that II they do
be- all that represent them Will refund the purchase
FULL
"Jewe" Steel lsangs. finished article, perfectly poporoned
made Of the best material DON'T fall 70 It, IL will
"Qnlok Meal" No Generator EvapoanG lght you 10 your
No SMELL No No complication Every occ
away with. Think Of the dis
comfort missed In Summer by avoiding the heat OF big Kitchen
Range.
superior" Cooks Ranges Superior bakers Superior In
economy Superior design. superior In construction
Superior everything that perfect cooking apparatus
RofigerAtor." An lee saver Health promoter
Cellular What Investigate IT, twin
repay you.
Our stock Buiders' Hardware House Furnishings, Garden
Roa spInkc, Lawn Mowereo complete IN detail
&c COFFIN HARDWARE CO.,
Progress building.
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DEER LODGE COUNTY OFFICERS.


The Roster Of Officers OF Deer Lodge Is as
follows: I'LL
State Senater-W II. Thornton
District Judged NJ Dnrfee.
Clerk OF District Court-Welling Napton.
Sheriff.. T. Quigley.
Assessor. &. Staton
Clerk and Recorer--J F. Brazelton. .s5
County Attorney-W. S. Shaw.
Superintendent OF Public Schools = Margaret
7. Wolfe. E%
Trcasurer-R. T. kennon. -.-.
Suryeyor-Henry B. Davis.
Ioroner-William Ray.
Public Administrators. F. Brown. g@
County Commlssioners-J. L. Hamilton, George
Gockrell, A. A. Mcdonald. .S. IL
Representatives. John r. Toole Silyen Hughes,
{. NJ. Crutchtield, F. Hollywood, c. X Harden
brook, R. G. Humber J. W. Blair. -5-.....@
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Northern Pacific lime Tuh!c.

Trains arrive at Garrison as follows:
No. West bound Through exp arrives H. III.
~. ~. 4-East @ pouio Through exp. arrives 5p. IN.
ExprcsS} Observation-Disclosures. 10 H. N.
No. Fast bound tIIelena and Missu,l!:.
ExpreSsl Observation-Disclosures. 10 Il. III.
r. T. SruRElEP, Ag't, Garrison.
All mails at Deer Lodge pOSoce close thirty
minutes before departure Of trains
LEW. COLEMAN, p. NJ.
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The report Of the secretary Of the
treasury shows that the total receipts of
the government. from all sources, for
the fiscal year ending June 80, lS9l
We're S45S, ,5ii ,233.03, while the eNpeudi-
tnr,s for the same period were $42l,
5oi,470,46, leaving surplus of S3i s39,
T6@J7.
The receipts of the fiscal year ending
June 30. 1892. actual and estimated, are
Eij;:j u}1 900 and the expenditures Slo9,-
OOo,upo, For the fiscal year ending june
30. 1898, the estimated receipts are $:l55,
;;II336 300 and the expenditures $i4l 500,
093, = .-
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n B. O'BANNON, .=.-
LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY.

q B. o'BANNoN, .. .@
LAND AGENT AND ATTORNEY.
Office on First Street. Deer Lodge. Mont.
RRASTLY Il SCNARNlKuW, a.. .. ~.
LAWYERS.
Onice First Door North on West Side Court
Square, Deer Lodge, Mont.
GEO. s MILLER.
NOTARY PUBLIC. o..
Careful attention given to conveyancms Office
with n. j Bielenbcrg Il CO.. Deer Lodge.
w II. TRIPpET'r.
ATTORNEY All LAW,
Office West side Court Square, Deer Lodge, Mont
Practices In all the courts of the state. Special
attention to conyeyaucins and Collections,
ORRES EMERSON,
n=3- ~. ATTORNEY. ~...-.. (
SpecI attention given to TIL" settlement of
estates All kinds of ronyrs aneins Office in
Coleman Block. Deer Lodge
q $. cRASsoN,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ollie" over willIam colenlan'S store, Deer
.~55
Lodge. Montana. %"S
i II, o"lA''S. #"@"
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
@... n
.a .5.-......... 1.... --.. "@~m.
ErslprET DIsETlsT
pcer lod.. Mon,una nace oy,.r klclnschmidt
4,e's
.J-i,EL,,> r,I->-.i,iG.r
ii>rr II the Coleman 4 LANSING itlork- Deer
Lodge. Montana
= VI HINslAll.
..I... - - -, '''''
,,.., ,,. ..
and from 10 S i. NJ
a RMS y hp>h1 : "~ .a&g
ToNNoRlAL lAtl-bR
finest baths i'll ttl, city.
- PATTERSON IT, 4
,,,D,,>-r,,1 ,,.,,>,,,
"..~
D't,f Lodge N"h'ai'h Designs furnished and
clos" estimates lnti' o" Business. p'''.!i's
t.r,,, S,., mi rnors j., stn,r .ho, n.xt
.-Sy ...=E. .=
aoot horlh III M1Flil.. al'sll's" /" 20. ) Htote. ~
: Is =
=
Deer 1'""se 'ioi''' '''sls p'e'St anu p' III WV
most approved machinery for generating
Soda Sarsnpari!la Ginger Ale. Lemonade and
all Carborate Drinks, with experienced work
men in charge, We are prepared to furnish
promptly OIL notice and as low as any house III
Van GuSDY 4 MILLER. Deer Lodge, Mont.
- ,,a,-,r,~,
Normal, and preparatory Courses. Special
Department OF Engineering ana CHEMISTRY
eralogy. Assayns. General, Analytical ana APP
piled Chemistry. R!owpipe Analysis. Etc. open
to Not, sax.v m sou,l terus
, + .,3i~ m Do, 1.,,.s c.,,,
- z=-------
ARAblE BROTHERS & o.
-hN y M -h'------
u,,.@=. ..
Deer 'o'Hse MoiE'f'lt I'' d ''h"ft i'"'ihii'S
Bl'lh@iS ana pfa" EHt'i'ils2 Oh All s'''' pi1''-
cipal cities hi the world.
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A RMS y kOSki'S @"I-.gI #@% .#sI.@
'rONSDRIAL PARLOR
None but rrst-clasS work in their line The
finest baths in III" city.
p PATTERSON"
.. CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
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lnttr-r"niluentAl hallway surveys
Surveys FOR the connecting links ct
The projected inter continental railway
are rosrrsSing not only in Mexico, but
at v;srioiis points along the course
ml,V.l ult, Three Surveying parties
lYr now in the field nndtr the direction
Of tl.,: commission. Nearly l,onl miles
81 tAeprup SD rpnsi haze J. 81 surveyed.
i'aciutin@ the most difficult part That
through Ecuador and the southern part
Of CUIumlJia l'a@ r. pris ut the ensl-
nears are very satisfactory and SHOW
that no inS,irnlVuntabe obstacles have
t,.pu lIIpt Will -=.a
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The judges of the court of private land
claims provided for by he act of March 5,
1891, have been appointed and the court
organized 1t is now possible to give early
relief to communities long reprcssed i'll
their development by unsettled land
titles, and to establish The possession and
right of settlers whose lands have been
rendered vnluelesS by adverse and un-
founded claims. -z.v @=.# -@
The Pension bureau. s=
The administration of the pension
bureau has been characterized during the
year by great diligence The total nun-
her Of pensioners upon the roll on the Both
day of june, lsol, was GU iC0. There
were allowed during the fiscal year end
ing at that time 80, sta cases. OF this
number l02 .iS1 We're allowed under the
law of June 2i, 1870. The issuing of cer.
tiiicatts has been proceeding mt the rate ol
about $4,000 per mouth, about Is per cent
of these being eases under the new law.
The commissioner expresses the opinion
that he will be able to carefully adjudi-
cate and allow 100000 claims during tlt
present fiscal year. The appropriation fol
the payment of pensions for the fiscal yeal
lS9O-91 was Sla7. .sS5, ,9JS.s9 aud the amount
expended SllS, ,5:o, ,G53.2l, leaving IN unrN-
ncntlcd surplus of 50, l5'. l4i.6. The com
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n
TOOK EFFECT Nov. l. 1s,, Going Going
Zz} &c., l+s@s
Helena and ltle EXp.!.-. o.2j u. III. 1865 i, M
Montana Union EXP. A. 10 II. in, 5.oi u. m
Northern FHcic Freight I.9J II. IN. % Il. m.
Aohsahh bhlo' Freight. ~. h.10 II. III. 0a. III.
j. a. JOHNSON. agent, Deer Lodge.
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S. M .N'SsHAN.'-
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ONCE oynr Lansing's store, Deer lu!s., Mont.
oarr hours from Il to u am; . to5 p. m.
and from : 10 s =. N.
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Their, is certainly nothing i'll the con-
dtis,n Of trade. for1ign ~ domestic.
there is certainly nothing iii the contli-
ton d; os,i. leapir ot any csA5s, to sn9-
gcst tiitt sAe !i..,St;sr.If and revenue
Legislation ~ i uplr jsi1ely lllon tna
people ri. yeIAT.lS th@ comlnnrclal devel-
u,1inr1jt Of the la;:pA. Agitation for
radical cii".,-es IN tariff and financial
: lv-iylu,i&,! calli 4 ..eilt, hul may us
l. i.upc,!e, h,i@!es,, t. the PROSPERITY Il
wi!;rA sDu!c degree OF stability Iii irs5l5-
latiua is essential
think there are conclusive evidences
that the new tariff has cseatcd several
great industries which will, within
the next few years, give On
ployment to several hundred Thousand
American wOrkingmen and women.
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The general interest in the operations
of the treasury department has been
much augmented during the last year
by reason of the conflicting predictions
which accompanied and followed the
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Relations with IIol.niti!u.

1ttT.tIT0Hs WIZ 1fVEFsTFf1II.
The death of King ka!ai.sua in the
United States afforded occa lo.l to testify
Dur friendship for Hawaii hy conveying
the kings body to his own lal II I. s!a
v;.l vessel with all due h9aos, 'Fn.
government of his successor Z l''l I.llI-
nolsalani. is seeking to prom - 'inScr
commercial relations with the United
States. Surveys for the much needed
submarine cable from our Pacific coast
to Honolulu are III progress and this eli-
terprise should have the suitable promo
ton OF the two governments. | strongly
recommend that provision be made for
improving the harbnr of Pearl river and
enllipinr it as Il naval station. ~
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INT T.7IT'', NVT!!!1IH. IH'SIEIIS IW1TIIsTNU and
close estimates ntit Oh Business. Dwelling
"@ =
and other lIu,lseS. DO all kinds Hob CarI,en
@@@" -==
teriug. sash and Doors in stock shop nrNt
door north Of Murphy. Higgins " Co.'S store.
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The late 6u break against foreigners
in various parts Of the Chinese empire
has tcen a cause pf deep pain II View Of
the numerous establishments Ut our
citizens in the interior Of that country
This government san i" ~ !eSs than
insist uit,n a continuance 0E tile pro
tectivt and llmitory measures which
the Chinese government has ierct0iore
applied Noetfort VIII be omitted IL
protect oar citizens peaceably adjourn
Ing III China, lut recent lNaiiirlal III,
formation iulicates that what Wae at
first regarded as in outbreak Of mob
violence against foreigners has assumed
against public order =D
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Office on First Street Deer Lodge, Mont.
DRASTLY X SClIARNlkUW, A-~
LAWYERS
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tilicr IL The Coleman \ ll&tsiug Hork, lr"l
Lulsy.. Montana.
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Special attention given to til" settlement of
estates All kinds of ronltt alicnt. Office In
Coleman Block. Deer Lodge.
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When an Indian becomes citizen in
an organized state or territory his rci;'-
ton to the general government ceases
in great measure, to he that OF u ward.
but the general government ought not
ut once to put upon the state or ter1'pIy
the burden of the education OF his cill-
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SURGEON DENr'~r.
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