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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
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sE-uu<a rhe zlzEs q Ea-s p-cp1-. Ard
zuc = ~ who have q. vz-aous tIzzez
been Involuntary ~cen~- - re -uu7d
e uzta=lA- rexE7@ especially Gz--
NJ th@ kgg-s of da-xz~S~ have h-~r
znsnls - prevent sh-r azsz-zzsscz
a~ssslz- them back % she ssari~s spEl
them n ehilGhas-t st the Sr-a.s-z ou.~n
q the EEr< % The death wz1ch. whsra
pr-cs&~s a Gez.h N the family T.
now vel known that the r-xn- >
P-u'tze-d By An lnS>cs az3 a P4rs<saz
chemist has not eaIr s.S-n th~ r-vzase
- Investigate tk- szb5ecr thsrou-5lv-
ont s1s s~ut - n Par~ paP~r Two II
s~cts actually eauShs IN The scr Of FRO
dscin< ths s1uE1s alluded - Thy
we're on tn sane Sa-ss of parking "a
P~r strong sarrvd paper but GO the
opposite sst-> and AZ a distance q
about four inches Apart Tue struck
t1rcsslv with - head az the rate II ~
blows pr secouG and tie izse~c on the
lower sat@ answered a. soon As the
other had aniShsd The insect : a tInv
beetle barely 4 quarter ef an inch
bong IL = gen--ally during the night
that q praauess the ticking sounds and
n 0rTi@r 10 d 40 draws IN IA. autenrx
AID Intermediate Ieg~ AMI resting
PrtEsspaly upon the ue,fiar legs
strikes Is head against Is support BY
a sort ot rocking motion IL i through
TN. noE>@ that the male calls the f.
male The iarvs et the insect lives in
woodwork framework. old furniture.
st% i which il xnzEs In the interior
without anything oGssite betravinx is
presence A few weeks after L has
BEEN Transformed 70 the ehrySalis state
the perfect Iasect comes firth and
makes It's exit frUu the wood BY boring
a perfectly cylindrical hole In it. which
thereafter shows that the wood has
o-~n attacked and il i often mutt
lated 10 sueh a degree that il Is virtu-
ally destroyed \ smaller species Of
the sam1 genus works equal havoc not
oClE with wood bat with books. herb
aria. natural history collections. cork.
dry bread crackers etc The death
watch beetle has the invariabl~ habit
OF feiguiug death when SEIZED or dis
tUreed The stimulation l. 50 persist
e1t that when immersed in water. or
even In alcohol the insect remains per-
feetly Iumovable, and Will allow itself
10 be buried alive rather than besrzy
itssLf-->t Louis Republic
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04
CouRTISG IN MINoRcA-
fne ftrkt1sh B1sta>ss Done In . yery
rt~kEHsh Wnv

rS~kTssa Way
OF oi6 customs there u r~zezrzIIv
greater survival In Iviza than In Ma
rorca and NrrOrrz- which have closer
Intercourse with the continent The
Inverness r IN bad rspute a. Law abid-
ruz people They prefer. ike the Cor
sSea1s- To take the law into their ovn
hands Bloodsket i eonparativ~Iv
eounou zmong them and when |.
peasant has thus committed houj-,d~
he SELDOM chooses TO wait for the iudv~
Of zzsIxe % condemn him He erza>s
the Slard and Enis Immunity In
Algiers % o. the continent The fair
sex are. Of coGrSe. the chief case Of
the more fatal quarreIs on he island
To tell the truth. the local naethoas
Of wooing n girl seem well adapted 70
provoke irritation She receives h<-
suffers en- nas>e- Suai2y eveninxx ars
d conventional visiting tines Tn.
dausel thea takes mp her station in the
Pzterral porch and waits for the Young
men who have conceived q fancy for
her Each youth has the privilege o.
sitting By her alone for a limited NAM
Der OF minutes he must make the
nos OF this opportunity. for the other
a.Ptrznts viii not tolerate an ex-en-
sion OF the time IL he does ros get M
after awhile and make way for . sue
eessor his rivals show uruisrakzbEs
inparience-
Nor ear one wonder thai nov aaI
again when the maiden = peculiarly
attractive the youths fad this formal
~eaaes Too much for their tsup~rx
Though unseenly, il : rot surprising
that they should quarrel and sxhr VITA
each other Bat whatever hapcers the
girf has a ssereosyped part 20 play She
may interpose TO prevent btood<hed in
her very presence. otherwise e IS de-
eorouS n her 20 =eLco-e ezeh szi.cr
With the sane measure OF eiviiry- Not
uatll she has had - thorough expert
enee Of them Is the Sunday ersertair-
nentz ahord her does SIC show thx
p<e.essnes sAe tesAx fOv cue il psxtsSs
><-caEEA4 A.S>siss.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

=asr s,- arr pap~r - --iz< - s1r-s
a. th~y haDP-zeA and <rrx -a-
ez1Es real sane He = a z~pa~w ss
au@ - she -a-~= ~ q ~ sa<- azS
for a-ha- wEs z@7-E a. hsa11 Sc sp--<
-er &C the Ne- YORK Scr a. ~ zzxi~
DerInx 1.e s~r-ran-- - G<~v=-E <r
--zI y~a~ - : ~l-h ~ --zur .ca--A
-Wha- . hs r~z1 zaz-
i wuuf& rzsher rur Ar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Hsxr-ox Co.'s TO rzE 7
Sc Thousands of CIR Nssasrn penpsF.s
- 1szx.- their Wild gvr<eS mex
srs9rvaI forests. their sIvery axes ana
sVax<4az casc1se@ g a
C~rrvrIAS1 Cos - TIE SK.stDEs $50
.hcszxara* Of eur " sHtsrn PecPle- ors
ID the aIs air and the hrfny oa-Hs
szndv sachs and r~uck-5o1ad coast u N
800 al fne saItng and ether snArzs o.
re arss send 20 o ". Rzxziea RS
80 Chjczro for sEs Nhfaagrr tsHfrufs
FszzuezI ~bfr4ssys map Summer Ioarl.s
Fodder and tAen bGy their tc<sS 20 ,zSa
-o-,.aaS the New England cnass. OK
~As-s~e- rksf- hcesn resort may g %
he Michigan Central. The Niagara FAILS
Route
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

To make e avoarsns % thousands. who
INK themselves IL that they are nse al
fsrt-f with anv dfsease- but tnas she sTsaeul
Simply needs Cleansing . - bring eomf0rt
hrmn - rhefr hearts. - a eu&ttys condition
:. easfIv cured Or H=in= SYrupof Figx Man
zssrmr~t b. the C1lit0rnia Fig Syrup Co
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

But rely implicitly upon the power % cur-
of HasSrtter% Stomach BfErers. the third Of
a csasury cid remedy for malaria ayspep-
debility. constipation liver and kidney
inactivity rheumatism and nervousness
To make yog ess. sleep and digest well this
- tue r1uiss The deiis1se. the aged and euu-
vEse<csns use iE with ~Eivanraga A wine
gL1=.fuI thrice > dav.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

not er-s. the rruprsetcrx Of Dr. Sarss Ca
z-r- Eenisdy zzTee 70 gay Sslo u sash
loGrs cure. " - mGl[ sonsAtzx. eie-ns-
W 40 srahns FFep1r<<t 81 yvsgs PzsL
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

promotes a. abundant secretion Of rcrr.h-
S1enr On the part Of the mother. Il : r.
vSurs.rzg tonic made especially for vcrrru
perfectly ea<rnAz n any errdiriur a -
femAle system, - IL regulates and rur0re
with them
Ine Prescription bulls NJ s-rruuxrb~rx
AID eErez In al ths CHRONIC weaxre-sx 49,
c-or1ers thai s1fs-f women, is Is gzuzruasfT~d
- benefit q eure, or he ucnev ! r~furTsrf
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04


and especially
nursing nnrnerx
need thesr-nzth
ening support and
help that comes
With Dr. Perrs
FavurEResrrir
ton Il lessens
the add bur
ders Of child
barring, nsrs
healrhy, vigorous
---- .
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

SHr-~why do vss cal m- your yet pas
r~r Ee-Ssraase you're a LIKE sarr
,erzssanauw---N Y journal
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

THs principal rafsese str< hesiarns. III
tau.ue=. 4zds uld enfl> sre 1andt ~ me .tom-
asa and liver Cared By B~eernarus PGls
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Syrup"

Just 4 bad cold. and a hacking
cough We al suffer that way some
tunes How to get nd of them IS
the study Listeu-'Iau 4 Ranch
and Stock Raiser. NV life IS
rough and exposed ! meet all
weathersn the Colorado mountains.
l sometimes take colds. Often they
are severe I have used German
Syrup i've years for these. Afew
doses VIII cure them az my stage.
The last one | had was stopped IN
- hours Il Is iufaIlible-" lanes
A. Lee, Jefferson. Col a
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

MrxCrEr aaG wings on has heels De
-<zsr hare A1I s0ar fesE-eaHgnamsnn
Lea.Er
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

There II \ J izch display advertisement
N .ass paper this -ee[ winch 5as no tro
wsrds 1iks except enc ~crd Tbs same .
r~zs cf ezca rs-- enc aevearinx esth geek
f-uu Th@ Dr. Hzrfcr Medicine Co This
nau.e pEtrrs a ~Cr-scsEt- en- everything
tsew maze zad puolssh- LSax for r. send
rhe-1 the uxrne Of tie wcrd and taRy VIII
return you soox- beautiful hrhogravas or
A-ruses Tree
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

PbRxEH SAYS hat tf a tree is known by
It's frSt1- the maple must De entirely IN.
Known. because IL las no frufx-Earpar .
bSxar
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

TaE Rams Horn - published aE Indian
apoas Indiana AZ $50 per year
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Has bis ups and 4ovas-tAs baII0ouist-
T-rFu
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

We. MI dez- girl a carboaE - not rec---
sariiv lHte q pgssy wllow-bosson
Trzu =
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Pr1rrr hzvs s~~n uurh ssr1ek with the
Hxhru5z< s1r- AK Gezed &-S- o FG@-
vuus
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

-HxsD ines said Mr.. FIunxsr. when ne
rouhsa translate = Pa=sage n doGeI-
Vac Record
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Il an losing flesh. SAID the bursher as
the DOG ss9Is lsrtni1 steak a<hEngrau
Sta
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

Many re1 ftrryss themselves not 50
rssh b. wurx a. b. Fastening - gsEsn Y,
with lost time
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1892-08-04

YOUNG pa-E
esan unmarked
rc~nslV shat
SrhfMssm~ 81
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

price of many articles which has taken
place in France. Immediately after the
putting into operation, on Feb. l. 1892.
of the new ultraprotectionist tariff adopt
ed by the chambers"
How is this? Have not the French
people learned the American protection
list doctrine that 1.-THE tariff is not tax"
or that when it is 1.-THE foreigner pays
it, Have they not read the labored
articles in our protection organs. striv-
ing to show that taxed articles have
grown cheaper under our "ultraprotec-
zionist tariff" Minister Reid ought to
do some missionary work among the
tax burdened French people.-New York
World,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
THE VILLAGE POLITICIAN.

Yankee Blade.
Sittn' on a cracker box, barrel or key,
G. ,avin' on tobacker lie has been Obleeged to beg;
Whittlin' of a splinter while workin' Of his jaw,
Sayin, what a pity his opinions amt the law;
Rnunin' the hull country as twas never run be-
fore,
Turnin, ont the rascals while he spits upon the
floor
Shown of the president egzackly what to do,
Keepn' slings in general from Citing in a stew!
Grulnblin over Wall street, monopoly and
Wife at home hOein' in the cornheld like
Turk.
Fig'ri on the comm nominations purity close,
Giyin' to the other party mighty sick min dose;
Talkn' tariff and reform, Mckinley and protec.
ton,
swearin' that the earth won't move peg before
election;
Givin' lazy congressman needed rakin' over,
Settin' there in Washington like well fed pigs in
clover;
Givin' Gould and Vanderbilt pointer here aud
there,
shovin' inst how surely one can be millionaire;
Payin' of the nations debt as easy as wink,
BorroCin' a dime to get himself another drink.
Spankn' little Chile Jest to show her how it feels.
Sassn' back Great Britain for pesterin our seals,
Tellip' Of the car to let them nihilists alone,
Hepn' Kaiser William to prop up his shaky
throne,
Buildin' great navy with an hour or two OF gulf,
Lettin the hull world know that we're rabd,
rude and rough;
Gettin' off his high horse though, when home he
goes to dinner,
Dodgin' creditors like an ordinary sinner;
Jumps to hear his first born yell: "You'd better
watch out, dad!
Flour and cOffee's plum give out I'D mothers
mighty mad
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
Rolling MIN werkmen MeKinleyi.cd.

Rolling MIN Workmen MeKinleyiscd.
Cofrode & Ssylor. Of tho Reading
rolling mill. have notified their en-
ployees Of . 10 per cent reduction in
wages. The order affects nearly all de-
partments and takes effect Immediately.
The firm employs about $50 hands.
When the leading iron mills Of Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio cut down tho wages Of
their workmen early last year the advo-
Gates of the Mckinley tariff declared
that in time it would prove beneficial.
Nearly year and half has passed
since it became law. and is it not about
time that some Of the good results
should begin to appear?
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

The average yearly prices OF pig 1eastl
and white lead. respectively. have been
~ follows:
1857. 1854 1880. 1890 1891
Gents Cents Cents Cents Cents
per ID. per ID. per ID. per ID. per 10.
White lead. 8.N 6.E 6.@ $50 6,Xj1s
Pig Lead. +.G %E 3.W as +N
Difference. l.57 $50 3.O 2.B S..SsS
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
erencs 1H l9O 3OO 2.B S.gS5k

The prices of white lead as given
above are the lowest prices quoted by
the trust for large quantities. From the
v es in 1850 and 1880 given above must
be deducted The rebates paid by the trust
10 large purchasers on condition that
the trust prices should be maintained by
them. In 1850 this rebate was one
fourth Of cent per pound On purchases
Of ten tons or more per year. In 1880
the system '~ns changed to system Of
discounts amounting to from to 10 per
cent. of the trust price. according to the
amount bought.
The object Of this was to prevent the
large jobbers from cutting the prices
fixed by the trust. In January. 1891,
this rebate system was abolished. De-
Quoting these rebates, which affected
large purchases only. the difference in
price between pig and white lead shows
q steady increase since the formation Of
the trust. Tho present price Of pig lead
in New York is 4.2O to 4.25 cents per
pound. and white lead in oil sells for
from 6lS cent? to az cents per pound
for twelve tons and over. The differ
ence between tho lowest quotations for
white lead and pig lead is therefore $50
cents per pound.
Thus the large increase in the net
profits made by tho trust during the
past three years has not been brought
about by economy in production. "a was
declared to be the object Of tho trust, but
by the higher prices which it was able to
exact from consumers. The ability Of
the trust to maintain these high prices
shows how complete is its control of the
white lead industry.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
MRS. CRAHAM'S
Cucumber
Elder Flower
Cream

Is not = cosmetic In the sense in which Attn
term is popularity used, but permanently beauti-
fies 1t creates soft smooth, clear, velvety skin,
and by daily use gradually makes the complexion
several shades whittier. 1t lisa constant protection
from the effects of sun and wind and prevents sun
burn and freckleS, and blackheads will never
come while you use it, 1t cleanses the race Tar
better than soap and water, nourishes and builds
up the skin tissues and thus prevents the fOrma-
ton OF wrinkles 1t gives the freshness, clear
ness and smootlnrsS II skin that you bad when
a little girl. Every lady. young or old ought to
Use il. as it gives more youthful appearance to
any lady. and that permanently. 1t contains no
acid, powder or alkali, and is as harmless as
dew and as nouriShlng to the skin as dew is to
the flower Price 81 GOAT all druggists and hair
dreSSers. or at Mrs Geryaise Graham S establish
ment. 1o3 Post street, San Francisco, where she
treats ladies for all blemises ofthe face or figure
Ladies at q distance treated by letter. Send
stamp for her little book How to be Beautiful
SAMPLE Bottle mailed free to any lady on
receipt Of 10 cents in stamps
to pay for postage and packing. Lady agents
MRS. GRAHAM'S
Face Bleach.
Cures the worst eases OF Freckles Sunhurn
SallowEcss, Meth ratrhes Pimples and all skin
hlemishes., Price $3.50. Harmless and effective
No samples can he sens. Lady agents wanted.
he Druggist 1 =, town who rs e5se1s
have his name added to this advertisement.
My preparations are for sale by wholesale
druggists In Chicago and every city west Of it.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

Nowadays iSper is almost entirely
made from wood, although. as a manu-.
tacsurer ap'iy put il. paper can be mad.
from eEe-yth.ns except stone or iron,
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
Tin Plate ImOoPta.

Tho new British steamer Massachu-
setts, Captain Williams, arrived at
Swansea early in March, where she will
load for New York 5000 tons of tin
plates. This will BE- tho largest ship
ment Of tin plates 10 the United States
since the Mckinley bill went into effect.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
r. Coming Line.

The Chicago. Union Pacific & Northwest
ern Lire offers the best accommodations to
! he travelling public en- route 10 Chicago and
intermediate points via Omaha Through
trains, last time. magnificent sleeping cars.
elegant dining cars. reclining chair cars and
handsome day coaches.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

A local lEoscc1ion organ notes the
charge against ". Lata-Sus. member
a TIE Fre2ch cA=a,teer Q. dep1sleS, Of
exciting ,,.ScoD,s2I among the E*>c-le-
by calling fox rS>lCcsioa Of the new
duties On h-rss>.S.rs.Es- IL says that,
',CcfO-.: s.--s..Sly. his task has hera
wade easier Or lie Sz..lss1 rise Il ss,>
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
TRUST ECONOMIES"
Not Until the Trusts Dissolve Do the
"Economics'' Appear.

Not Until the Trusts Dissolve Do the
Economics" Appear.
We have been trying to find in the
current reports of the trade journals
some evidence as to the changes made
in prices when the manufacturers in q
large industry lose the advantages de-
rived from those Economies" which a
trust or similar combination enables
them to practice. Everybody has heard
of these economies"
Everybody has been told by the trust
makers that they reduce the cost of pro-
duction and the selling price of the
products. Many have been surprised
when they saw prices considerably in
creased as soon as combined manufac-
turers We're able to enjoy the "econo-
mics" 1t appears also that prices suffer
a serious decline when manufacturers
who have been in combination are no
longer assisted by the economies" The
facts are curiously at variance with the
trust makers doctrine
The combination of the manufacture
ers of steel beams was dissolved some
weeks ago While these manufacturers
enjoyed the saving caused by the econ
omies," the price of steel beams was
Sl-l0 cents per pound at the mill. or
10Y. ~ per long ton. A few days ago
1000 tons We're sold in Chicago at the
price of 81, cents, delivered. Other
sales at even lower prices have been re
ported. as follows:
1T is stated that one large contract.
5000 tons, for seasons delivery. has
been placed with a leading architectural
works in this city New York; at two
cents, Pittsburg mill. Iron Age
In the beam trade, the only item of
news of the week is the report that con.
tracts for 5000 tons have beea placed in
Boston at ITO cents, delivered. Iron
Age.
The price Of barbed wire. ~ fixed by
the Barbed Wire trust. was. at Pitts
burg, on Jan. -, inst before the dissolu-
ton of this combination, e. IS for paint
ed and SS.05 for galvanized. On March
5, about one month after the dissolution
of the trust. the prices at the same place
were $.s5 and $s.65. and correspond
ing reductions had been made at oshe.
points
The changes caused by the loss of the
trust economies" may be set forth as
follows:
With Without
-ecoao- ~econo- Decline.
mixes lses- Per cen,-
Steel ee&-ns,..,-., 500 81 Sii - -
Ssrh<Si wirs, paint
S<l~-> ->---------~ - IL
Bah wire> gal
SaniScSa-- 5 Ss sS Is
These figures Will TAX the Ingenuity o:
the professional advocates Of trylSsis,n
Immediately after the great advantages
due to the practice Of combination
''ecoaonaisS~ were withdrawn, the price
o. steel beams did rcs rise. IL fell -
per cent. And in the case of barhed
wire there wsaS decline OF Is per cent
The trust proteSso-s shoald overhaul
and revise IheIr chief l.ocsrine.-New
York Times
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30
The Police Gazette

Is the Only Illustrated paper in the world ION
tanning all the attest sensational and sporting
news. No saloon keeper. barb-r or club room
can afford To he without it, 1t always makes
friends wherever il goes
Mailed 10 an address in in the United States,
securely wrapped. one year, So; six months,
81 70: three months 81
Send five cents for sample copy.
kI,..ARD X. Fox.
Franklin Square. New York; lily.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1892-04-30

Rubber was imported into Enylan.
but II was little used except by artists
until lse0. nearly go wears after its FIST
introduction to civilization.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22
YE RATCHET PARTIE.
Lyste of All Ye Songs and Rec,tin,

Lyste of All We Songs and Recitine.
PARTE FIRsTE.
March of 70 l. oval Legion with Ban ner and Flags
Responsive exercises BY all We Temperance Sol.
dlers. /. ........... ...... .........
Chips from ye Choppers By, One Chopper
le Little Speach......By ye Verie smalle Grille
upon ye Wondrous Instrument Called ye
Ten Parte Reciting !. .......... ...... -.
...... Idly seven Lassies and Three Lads
By se Sweet MEME singers from yo West
1iae.''
Ye Good Nighte March. ..e..4.'... w. ~
....,"a...>... BY six verie smaliio: Girliess
PARTE sECoNDE.
Ye following members of ye celebrated
Ratchet family will appear in divers songs
and recitinRs:
Georgiannn Washington Hatchet, Jol,an-
ma Adams Ratchet. Tomazine Jefferson
Hatchet, Jamesina Madison Hatchet. Je-
NINA Monroe Ratchet. j. Quinciana Adams
Andrewsia Jackson Hatchet, Will
Henrietta Harrison Hatchet, John
setth Tyler Hatohet, Marty Van Buren,
Ratchet. jimmy Keturah Polk, Hatohet,
Zacherina Taylor Ratchet. Millarella Fill
Hatchet, Francsna Pierce Hatchet.
pianiste is Miss 'Jamesetta Garfield
u.rM
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1892-02-22

complied with, he shall issue hiH col tificnto
sntitling than TO the freedom Of the state.
Pravided, that In case ut all cattle com-
ing from south Of tho government fever
limo. ~ described In the order Of tho Sec
rstary OF w fi~culture, issued Jnn. II, 1892,
and ths provisions OF that order or sub.
ssansnt notifications thereof shall DO fully
complied with.
Hut cattle from south OF tho thirty
seventh parallel OF north lntitude en-loute
through tho state mny unload for feed and
water in yards provided for that purpose at
tho CITY OF Cheyenne, and at no other point
within the state. -
Az An additional. %precaution against the
introduction Of disease. no cattle from
south OF tho thirty seventh parallel OF
north lntitnde, coming In whole or In part
,by rail. and destined for other states. will
DC permitted to pass through the state ex-
cept by rail.
Fifth. Any southern cattle found ut any
point IN the state of Wyoming not branded
as set forth in tho aflidnvits Az above re-
CURED. or that have not complied with all
of these requirements, will be held in quar-
ant!ne at the risk aud expense Of the owner
until they arc deemed safo to mingle with
the native northern oattle.
10 mest tho expense Of inspection a fec
OF one and one-helf cents per head will be
charged.