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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

~ of Indian Affairs. Washington. April 10.
ls9s: Sealed proposals. indor' ed Proposals for
transportation, etc.. las the Gaze may be-: and
direcsed to the Commissioner OF Indian q ffsirs,
S be rs ss sua 8, nn WGoits r street. %' ., fsSsa York E.y VIII isl
1893. for furnishing Cor the Indian service about
$4,000 pounds Bacon. 100000 pounds Eeef on
pounds beans Ss,oot pound. Baking Powder.
2.40O.0OO pounds Corn. 4s5.o0O pounds 60 lee.
100000 pounds Flour. III. 900 pounds l eed.
my. 4e.oOJ pounds Lard,U4o barrels Mess Pork.
23.OO0 pounds kolled Oats. 0 ,000 pounds Cats,
5000, pounds kice, 22.COl pounds Ten. 145,Oy0
ssS.oo pounds Soap eap 1866 pound pounds Sugar. and and
10000 POUNDS Wheat.
Also bl.nkets, Woo;en and Gotten Goods,
standard Calico. 5000 Yards; Drilling. 1900
Denims, 1900 yards; bingham 100000 yards:
yards; Brown sheeting, 10000 yards: Bleached
bheeting. ,2s,oor yaras; Hickory shifting, 2o.o0u
{ E4sssr; ..l' Soti sni.t Hs;aS s,G@ Ss etSGs,;l sn 19thins.
sch.ol ooks. ETC., and . long list Of misceilan-
cons articles, such q. harness, Plows, Rakcs
forks. ETC.. and for sbN.t ot9 wagons required
sas City. and ioux City. Also for such Wagon.
as may be required. adapted to tho climate Of
the Pacific Cae,st. with California brakes, deliv-
" - wa
Also transportation for such of the articles.
70. l., and supplies that may not be contracted
for 70 be delivered at the Agencies.
BIDS MUST BE MADE OUT on GOVERNMENT
BLANKS
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of
subsistence supplies required for each Agency
and School, and tho kinds and quantities in
eross. of all other goods and articles. together
with blank proposals.. conditions to DO observed
by bidders, time and place Of delivery, terms oi
contract end payment, transportation routes,
and all other necessary. instructions. will he
furnished upon application TO the Indian Gffics
in " Arlington, or Nos. 65 and " Wooster street
| New York; tho Commissnries OF Subsistence. U.
4. A., at heyenne, Chicago. ! eavenworth
Omaha. saint Louis, Amt Paul and San Fran
cisco: the Fostmasters at SIOUX City, lows
Topeka and Wichita, Kansas, and Tucson. Ari
coma.
The right is reserved by the government to re-
ject any and all bids or any part OF any bid
and these proposals. arc invited under pr viss
that appropriation shall be made for the supplies
bids will be. opened at the hour and day allow
stated. and bidders are invited to DO present a
the opening.
cERTrFTED CHICKS.
All bids must DO accompanied by certified
checks or drafts upon some unitod states. he
~po.itory. the \ stional Park Bank of New York
the Firzt national tank OF ! ander: Wyo.. or tn
First National / ank of 5 An hrancisco. CAL, TO
at least five Dor cent OF the amount OF the pro
II. v. BELT. Acting Commissioners.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTaTF.-NO-
~ tee is j rehY given that in pursuance of an
order If tic district court of tho county of
] o. Is and ] ewis ant Clarke. safe Of Montana,
made on tho 18th Day Of March. 1879, in the mat
tsr OF the estate OF A leo Nelch. deceased. tho
undersigned. the administration of said estate.
viii sell az private sue, 10 the highest bidder,
for cash, and subject TO continuation By said
dlstrlct court, on or Hft,r Saturday, the I'd GSy
OF Arril 1879. all tho right, tito. interest and
estate Of tho raid Alice v clch at the time of iier
DEATH. and a | the right, title and interest that
The said estate hrs, by operation Of law or other
wise. acquired other than or Ia addition to that
OF the said Alice Welch at tho time of her d sth.
III and to all that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
lEnd situate. lying n d being in the said county
or owls and Clarke, state of h ontina, amt
bound d end described as follows, To wit:
lot number fix tb). in block n. in Mauldin
nGd ton to the city Of / elena. ns sad lot aid
block are nur bered. designated md dcscrlbed
IN tho plat II said Mnuidin addition, IN file In
tho otiico OF the county record r - said county
Of Lewis and { a ks.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash. Deed at
expense OF purchaser; bids or offers may be
ira o a any time after tho first publication oi
this not co md before the making of sale: all
bids aud offers must be in writing and loft Al
the Office of ". ID. tardinsr, y and "a alley
BIO k in Helena. LOWS and Clarke count ui
delivered to the undersisn,i personally, or filed
In the Office OF the clerk ut ia d court.
DANIEL j, WEIGH,
Administrator of the estate of Alice Welcb, do
ceased.
Dated March 81. 1892.
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NOT!CE TO CREDITORH-IN THE DIS.
trict court Of the First JUDICIAL !distrlct ol
tGIe seaie % M2ntanA, in and for the county
q Is: matter 81 Il. ss.ass Of Hsnry y Hran'
mInistrator Of IL eatats 81 .asnry n. Hrsudc,
gao, deceased, TO tho cradi or. Of, and al
pervons having claima asainst she said do
vouchers within ten monthA after The tirst pub
LEGATION Of his no,tlae. to the said .dminiatrator q
block. Ia tho city Il HolenA in Tho county 81
evils and latkc, state u Montana, tho sam,
bonn the place Tor this Transaction OF tho bust
Clarke.
Datsl March ~, A.. D. 1909.
II. N, BRANDE0EE
Admtniatrat0r OF tho estate OF Henry ~. Bran,
degee, deceased.
First publication March "a. 1858
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nEPAR TMENT BOARD STATE PRISON
- Commissioner. Hslena. Mont. March 40

- Commissioners. Helena, Mont. March 40
The board OF stats prison commissioner here
by in yites sealed pronosAla for the care, keeping,
clothing. feeding. maintaining and furnishing
medicines and medical attend ance Ut ali persone
confined in the state priaon at Deer ] odge, Mon
tanA bach proposal shall. specify tho oompen-
sation per day Tor each prisoner Tor a period Of
two (l years.
The proposals. must conform to the provisions
OF the ~statutee now. In force in relation to the
care and keeping. OF ~convicts. the ~ ulss and
Regulations for the government of the Mon
tan. state Prison and the provisions Of this
One Of tho conditions Of each bid must be Ia
the effect that. the bidder releases ali right and
claim to the clothing, wearing apparel and bed
ding OF each. prisoner At the expiration Of the con-
tract. All bidders can obtain from the olerk nf
the board . li.t OF tho clothing and Q lescrintion
of the faod required, each day for the prisoners
All proposals must be accompanied b. . certi-
fed cheok In tho sum of one thousand nj. O0O
dollars and endorsed: bids TOT keepins Ana
maintaining prisoners at the state prison" with
the name Of tho bidder endorsed mon the on
velope, and delivered to the clerk Of tn busrd
on or before April 70. 1883. ly60d
The board reserves the right to nominate and
appoint the medical attendant FOR tho stste
prison. and to reject any and all bids.
4 + ). fHIxGskKAEhHRIs
!. kOTWITT.
Members of tho Board of State Prison Commis.
sioners.
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lIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Tuesday,, tho 25th day Of A pril, a. i. 1885. re-
ceive scaled bids Tor the furnishing OF board OF
prisoners to the city OF Helena. Montana, Tor
hoard Of prieoners to BIO delivered whom needed
at the city Jail IN the city OF Helena. raid bids
should be sealed, marked Proposals for foard
OF Prisoners" and left with the city clerk at his
office in the city h~ll, between now and noon Of
the day aforesaid. No bids received after -
O'Clock, City reserves right to reject any and
OF the council duly made April II, 1863.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated April ~. 1891.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF WILL-IN THE
~ district court of the First judicial district
Of the state of Montana, in aud for tho county
Of Lewis IND CLARKE.
In the matter OF tho e'tsts of William hum
asero, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of said court, made on
the nth day of ApIii, 1893, notice il hereby
given; that Monday. the lst day of May, 1893. at
H. o'clock a. IN. 81 said day. ut the court room
of Lewis and Clarke. has been appointed ~
the t.mo ond place far proving the will OF fnid
William , humasero. deceased, and for hearing
tina rpplica,ion Of Mary T.. ,humascro and
Ihomas =. MARROW for tho issuance to them OF
letters Parliamentary, when and wi ore any person
interested may appear and conte 1t tho same.
Dated April II, 1888.
JOHN BEAN, Clerk.
BY ii. J. CASSIDY, Deputy Clerk.
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LOTS IN BROADWATER ADDITION.

LOIS IN ADOAAASNs
have lots for sale in oil psrss Of this addition
At low pricos and easy terms. Purchasers who
build oar. have three 70 tyo yenra' tims 10 ply
for their lots, Among tas BARGAINS nn Rnntd , nave svenn 10
adjoining electric line at $s7s each; . corner on
PeostA avenue l0oxl2A only one block from
Benton avenue for $1.230; o corner having III
foet on Madiso IN avenue and 100 on hol!ins. on
electric line, Tor Sl.6ah; . corner a0xi2b one
block from Renton avenue Tor $500.
$50 for lot 5txla0 on Ninth avenue near cleo
trio line.
SEAS for lot 5oxll0 on Sparta street, level. CITY
S8,a 200 Tor the Fest block In Willard addition,
containing 10 lots. each hOxiAo.
$3.50 for four lots in Northern Pacific First
addition, each aOxl40.
$l,260. six-roOm house and nne level lot, oOxl4e,
only 500 down and <lS a month.
$4,000, modern brick seven-rocIn dwelling
new. and good lot on east side, $500 down.
Houses to rent from Is up. FURNISHED house
six rooms, on Fifth avenue, $50; furnished house
four rooms. $2'.o0.
f"Hf'". U.S. p" Hoom u, Gold Block.
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Labrador and Slavery.

The fact that the slave trade once ex-
tended far north on this continent is writ.
ten upon the map in the name of Labrador.
This name was given TO the inhospitable
coast of the far northeast by early Portu-
Ruese nnvigatots, who were much i'm
pressed with the strength and endurance
of the laborers whom they kidnapped there
and carried off into slavery.
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Spokane Falls 4
Northern Railway
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
TOO A, M, Leave. ..spokane Arrive. $50 ?. y

Commencing March at, passen-
gers leaving Spokane on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays connect
same afternoon at Northport with
Steamer for Trail Creek, Robson,
Nelson, Balfour, Pilot Bay. Aims
worth, Kas1o and SLOGAN. and Pas
senqers arriving from the north on
those days go directly through to
Spokane. arriving at $50 p. m.
Daily service via this line will
commence about April 40. when
passengers will go through the
same day.
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a MnIarn Natal.

Nickel is n modern metal. It was not in
use or known of till 17l5. It has now
largely taken the place OF silver in plated
ware and as an alloy with steel it is SUPER
ior to any other metal. for it is not only
non-corrodible itself, but it transfers the
same quality to steel; even when combined
as low ia five per cent it prevents oxidation.
Scientific American.
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A Duchess in DURANGO.

LONDON. April 1s.-The dowagsr duchess
of Sutherland was sentenced to six weeks
imprisonment and a fine of e250 this morn
ing for contempt Of court in burning
papers which the court ordered her to
allow opposing counsel in the contested
will case of the the late duke of sutherland
to inspect. such action in the case Of n
woman of such high rank is unprecedented
in England. but was not unexpected. in
view of the fragrant offense. The court
declined to accept her apology or believe
her statement that the documents burned
were merely a private letter written to her
by the late duke.
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THE MARKETS..
STOCKS.
Ew York. April IS.-Bar silver. 81.
,pper-Quiet; unchanged; lake. $l1.2a

NEW YORK., April 1S.-Bar silver. s3.
Copper-Quiet; unchanged; lake. $l1.2h
I%ead-Firm: quiet; domestic. $4.12h.
A calmer and more confident tone character
izel dealings at the stock exchange to-day. AID
vices from Washington that the FREQ gold in the
treasury had increased $500. 900, and that the ad-
ministration is fully prepared to meet ar , rad
ical chan re in the financial situation, had q re
assuring effect and led.to the fee purchase OF
stocks for both accounts. The bears made sew
eral attempts to check ths upward movement
but were unsuccessful. The market closed firm.
Observation-Disclosures.
Petroleum - Dull; closed 6Slac.
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secretary or sald COMPANY
Room No 4l0 Commercial Isuilding, ST. Loi
Mo-. Office Of said company.

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY sUPPLIEs-
Office of Chief Quartermaster, Department
OF Dakota. Saint Paul. Mimi. April Il. 1893.
received at this office, or at the following named
posts. and at Helena, Mont, until II O'Clock =.
nishing and delivery OF such WOOD, GOAL and
CHAKCO VI durins the fiscal year commencing
July l. 1893. as may DO required at st. Paul. Min
marck. Grand Forks and Forts Buforl, Penn,
bina. and Yates. n. D.: Brookings and Forts
Meade. eully and Sisseton Agency. s. D.; Hell
ena. Deer Lodge, and Forts assinnihoine. Gus
ter. Keosh, Missoula. Camps Poplar klver and
Merritt. Mont: Fort, Yellowstone. Wyo., and
sioux City, Iowa. Blank forms of propt sails.
with full Instructions to bidders. will be fur
ni.hed on application to this Office. or to the
Q~uartermasters at the various, points named.
JOHN v. fUREY,
Quartermaster. U. & Army, Chief Quarter
master.
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IN THE MONS.
y Treaty That Was Not Ratified-Home
Rule.

y Treaty That Was Not Ratifed-Home
Rule.
LONDON. April 1s.-In the to-
day Sir Edward Grey. parliamentary under
secretary for the foreign office, stated, in
response to questions. that the treaty be-
tween Great Britain and Nicaragua. signed
in March, 1889, euaran teed to British sub
iects the most favored nation trentment
in regard to any canal. railway, or other
mode of transfer that might be established
in Nicaragua. Notifications of this t.eaty
we're not exchanged, however. and there
fore tho treaty is not in force. Sir Edward
added that nothing had occurred between
the two countries to invalidate the Clayton
Bulwer treaty.
Debate on the second reading of the
home rnle bill Was resumed. Lord Ran
dolph Churchill analysed the bill Mt con-
siderab!s length. cri:ic;sing the provisions
severely.
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A New Epidemic.

CRY OF Mexico. April 1S.-Considerable
alarm is felt here over a new disease which
has broken out among the lower classes
within the last ten days. 1t is given the
name OF ente, tits by the physicians. Twelve
deaths from the strange disease were regis
tered yesterday. 1t takes the form of
inflammation of the tonsils and glands in
the throat. spreading generally to the in
t~estines. and is accompanied by a very
sigh fever, which ID difficult to control.
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Hal, and s,av,n Matched.

New YoRK. April 1s.-The following
special cable was received hero to-day from
London: Jim Hall and Frank r. Slavin
IN ct to-day and signed articles to fight for
$500 a side, a purse Of 81, 700. and the
championship. winner to receive $1,000.
loser 800. the fight to be decided in the
National sporting club. May q. .
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MONTANA MARBLE WORKS
Write for Prines.
Officc and Yard Lower Main street, Helena,

STOCKHOLDERS MEETING-THE ANNUAL
meott,g Ut tho ,tockholders OF tho halti-
q tho Helena & / livingston Smelling aud Re-
anotion company, Helena, Montana, on Thurs
Gay. April ", ISM, sk II o'clock :. M. for the
ensuing year. and the transaction OF sush other
business 40 may properly come before Il.
o.. u. ALLEN. Secretary.
Helens. Montana. April 10. 1893
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Smallpox Alarm Subsidies.

WINNIPEG. April 18.-Al alarm here on
account of the smallpox has subsidized.
Three hundred and ninety-three immi-
grants from the steamer Vancouver are in
quarantine guarded by a strong Gordon of
police. There is only one veritable case
and two SUSPECTS,
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ised dealers, at what are called cut prices"
but the genuine guaranteed medicines cost
more, and are worth more.
II you do get tho genuine, they're the
cheapest medicines you can buy, for they're
guaranteed in every case to hCneilt or euro,
o. you have your money back.
But you 'front.' get the genuine, except
agents, and at the following uniform and
long-cstablished prices
Dr.. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery tthe
remedy for all diseases arising from q torpid
liver, or impure blood), t1.M per bottle.
DIR. Pierce's Favorito Prescription tho REM
edy for woman's chronic weaknesses n de-
rangementsl, . Sl.W per bottle.
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets tho original
and best little Liver Pills. . 25 cents per vial.
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THORoUGHHRED POULTRY.

IGHT RRAHMAS. WHITE LEG HORNS,
- houdans. White.lacS Black Spanish; stock
~: agent, Monitor incubators. Address Wood.
lawn ! oultry Y,rdr. Helena. seod buck wheat
for ealc,
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0lYis Employment Agency.
sss North Main street..
~an.ted=

avoodohoppers near city, SLIPS per cord. IL
FinIand r. 10 chop wood In one camp. all pipe
timber. 20 r~ailrosd men. fare freq ! man Soos,
senersl Homework TOR city. $50 ~ coal miners;
Woman cook out Of town, free fare, go Gar
Tor honsework out Of town, tSo. Girl Tor White
SULPHUR EpriuRA. $50.
FUK Sal Wood In lots to suit purchaser.
sawed and split wood for sAla
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A SsEssMENT NOTICE. THE LEO MINING
"A ard Milling Company of Montana, works
located three aud q half miles from butte. Sill
yer Bow county, Mont.--Notice Is hereby given
that at . meeting of the trustees Of said company
held on the 3D. day OF April, 1898, An assessment
of n. cent per share was levied upon the capital
of May, 1893. to John II. Meyer. secretary OF
said COMPANY at the office. Of the Leo Mining
40 Commercial Euilains, 81. Louis, Mo. Any
stock upon which said assessment shall remain
unpaid on the 18th day of May. 1892. shall be
for sale at public auction and unless payment BIS
made before, will be sold on the 18th day of
June, 1893, to pay ths delinquent assessment to-
eether with the costs of advertising and expenses
of sale.
JOHN +. MEYER,
Secretary of said Company.
Room No 4l0 Commercial building, 81. Louis,
Mo. ofica of said cumnAnv.
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Money on call easy at 4 to S per cent; closed
offered at 5 per cent. Prime mercantile paper
G1aWs. Sterling exchange firm, with actual
business in bankers bills at $4.s6A@4.s7 for
sixty-day bills and $tsS9+.8sI for demand.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
tHlca~o. april Observation-Disclosures. $500;
shipment COO; market steady; medium steers,
81. 35Q s. 70; no ex,r, on sale. others, s4.50a5 %;
Texans. 50. 9o0 $4.c0
Eogs-Keceipts l6,o00: 501cc higher. closing
strong, mixed and PACKERS, s6s0@7.l5; prime
heavy. 81. 2u@7 81; Iisht. sb.90nT.05
shecp-Receipts 1a.ol0; strong to 1oc higher;
ewes, 81 6045.2 Is; mixed. $h00U5.s0: prime west
ern wethere, s.. 35m 5.S7H; prime Texans, Si.6O@
4.o5.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
CHICAGO. April 1S.-Wheat-Steady; cash. 74lac;
May, 75hc.
torn-steady; cash. 40hc: May. 41c.
Oats eady; cash, 2Sc; May, 2SAc.
arley, SIC.
Pork-Firm: cash. s16. Elk; May. S1667h.
ard-Firm; cash, sa.63; May, s9.7h
Short claar-$lc.0O9 O. 0a.
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Hoods Pills

the preference every time now. ] think they
are just wonderful. / am glad to recommend
two such good preparations as Hoods Sarsa-
parilla and Hoods Pills. MRS. ISAIAH EN-.
EKsON, EAST Manchester, N. II.
GOD Pills cure Constipation by restoring
the peristaltic action OF the aliInentary canal.
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FL 'N
Ym' daMv cee
wh0e you ttnnt,
4 You expect TO
buy DR. Pierce's
genuine medi-
cincs NJ lcsa than
the regular prices.
You can buy
commercials, ilni-
tauons, dilutions,
and substitutes,
~
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After the Grip

Hoods Sarsaparilla Restored
Health and Strength
"Last winter I had the Grip and was quito
sick. After l began to get better. being weak
and run down, / concluded to try Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. seeing ii recommended so highly. /
must say that | was more than pleased with 1t.
! recovered my health completely in q short
time and think
Am In Better Health
than before | was sick. l feel sure that this is
due to Hoods Sarsapartlla. In the package of
~Sarsaparilla when l opened it 1 found q sample
box OF Hoods Pills. l was surprised and de-
lighted to find how well they agreed with me.
no gripping and no weakening afterward. /
have tried many other kinds Of pills, but
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CITUATION WANTED-AS TEACHER IN
- normal or high school. academy or college;
college graduate. Address II. s. LAWS, Mead
vile, ia.
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pLucxY MUSHROOM GIRLS.
They walked co she Fair in I.ess Than
Fourteen Days.


Last nights Muskegon chropirle con-
tains this: The following dispatch re-
ceivcd by the Chronicle at l2:i0 today
explains itself:
WORLDS FAIR. CHIcAao.
July -. 1890 p. M.
EpIToRs CHRONICLE We arrived here
at $40 this morning in tho Muskegon
room. PEDESTRIANS
When Carrie and Pearl Plant started
from Muskegon one week ago last Tues
day 10 walk 10 the worlds far. they ex-
pected 10 reach their destination in
fourteen days. They have made
better time than they anticipated.
and wound up their Hong walk at
80 this morning when they announced
their arrival in the Michigan building.
That they arrived. ahead Of time Is
shown by the fact that in the last Letter
sent 10 the Chronicle they predicted that
their tramp would end by 10 o'clock this
morning. They have enjoyed their
novel trip exceedingly and met with no
serious difficulties on the way. They
were fortunate in having fine weather.
The greatest they covered at any time in
one day was thirty three miles. Their
average walk has been twenty two miles
a day. The Chronicle congiatulates the
Misses Plant on the successful ending Of
their long walk.
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ssss.~ a. Dayton Arc Taking ea an
tgss Aspect.

D,rn5~. Ohio. July - stormy
scepes eud street hrasls incidental to
~ iasaEceratiuu n The muulerers ef
har'es UoeFr 10 The Aohtgnmesy
Neety Fsil. caa<rd a meeting
The t-oard q cpunfy ceu.
n,e~icrefs ftis evening ppcinivs
tcil0n - protset property - The amoutt
81 SEVERAL miilifn ~ sls4lars sas taken.
sad the entisr siilstary ~ ths city wss
rciese,i q D. in reaxiipess - spsllse a
ngeh >ikfs members q Company q.
THIRD Regiment. %. v. H.. wpr..
Fssnferfesl - armed guards aEd pciiess
eiileefs Seventy miilflamer - t'Dus.
r8as l. fhif'i keeisnenf. q. y. O.. are
on tsty st their srnaort lonixbt rNst
tie nfinixbt thc aas,fsia sas easl.,i
sed BY at 4 ihe r.,lire disresssf
thr crowd The poiice have taasss ar
srai sfresfe q nnob isseiters sfrsl hsssis.
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