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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01
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FoR 800 years, and up to 46 years ago,
England was the most strongly protected
country in the world, and became the rich
est. Germany had no protection until 20
years ago. and with very industrious, eco
nomical people, was one of the poorest coun-
tries in Europe. Since Germany hasibecome
a protected country she has become rich
very rapidly, her manufactures have devel-
oped enormously, and she is now Englands
most dreaded rival for the trade of Europe.
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The natives born of foreign parentage, the
japanese and the British, are increasing,
while the other elements-particularl the
Chinese, Portuguese, and native POlynesian
elements-are decreasing. When the Islands
Americans will quickly oyerwhelm all the
other elements in numbers and influence
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officer to testify strongly to the great i'm
portance of the Hawaiian Islands to our
Naval position and commerce. He thinks
the islands should have been annexed long
arc
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NDERSON Is the name
of a station on the
Sou hwestern Railroad,
about so miles from
Macon. 1t is nothing
but a railroad station,
and tho only thing that
characterizes the spot
is the immense Union
cemetery of some 90
acres. over which floats
the Star-Spangled Ban
ner. The cemetery is
constructed OH the spot
where t h 9 prisoners
were buried, and the
trenches were dug with
such precision and regu-
larity that the soldiers
were not disturbed, but
m !l.-1l 81 -.
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a EibrettiSt,

Luigi Arditi not long ago visited stratford
on-hvon. but altogether failed to show the
necessary enthusiasm expected from those who
first tread that halowed ground Shakes
perez" he asked" Shakespeare? Thereupon
one OF the company refreshed his memory.
Surely you recollect, maestro ?-Amletto'
and Romeo Gelietta2'" Then Ardti bright
ened and broke into glad smile of reeogni-
ton: "Ah. yes; l quite know; re librettist!"
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01

Now he special correspondent of the New
York U'Orld comes ont and fatty contradicts
Paramount Blount What a laundering
old ass he was, anyhow.
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IF each subscriber 10 THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE WW charge himself With getting
one new subscriber tie circulation of the paper
tciH be doubled ut once and ieith little trouble.
Let each subscriber t3YtE
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE WASHINGTON c. THURSDAY FEBRUARY 1884,

THE Hawaiian statistics for 1893 show
that the population of the Islands was
1854. In December, 1890, it was $1,000,
showing an increase of 4, 564 In 1890 the
population was divided as follows:
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01

The demand for back numbers of our great
Art Portfolios, sights and Scenes of the
World" is so great that the publishers can
hardly supply the demand.
The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01

IT should be rememb ered to Senator
PETERS credit that he has been patriotic and
right all through on the Hawaiian question
No cuckoo nestled in his historic whiskers.
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TIE BEST W Az

To get ready for the great fight for soldiers
rights is to get up'big clubs for the veterans
champion, THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE.
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The Republican program in regard TO the
Wilson iniguity is beautiful in its simplicity.
They propose to move to strike out all after
the enacting clause.
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Hare you done your duty in getting one more
subscriber for THE Nj 1IONAL IRLB UNEf
You should do this Jorit is tie best spay to help
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Total sa.446,03I.742.5S

THE NATTONAL TRIBUNE is the opIv
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pers of the country. The best ,cay to help all
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The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-01

Two-THIRDs Of the gold now in use in
the world has been produced in the last so
years. There will be more gold thrown
into commerce in the next 10 years than
has been brought out of the earth in the last
century.
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Too Much.

ILUt.I
Prisoner-Ten dollars for stealing q pair of
shoesP
Judge-Tbat's what / said.
why, Judge, they didn't ft.'
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AN OPEN LETTER
To the Commissioner Of
Pensions.
Hon. Nm. Lochren.

Hon I'm. Lochren.
CoMRADE: The report of the work of the
Pension Bureau for the week ending Jan.
20 show that there were original cases al
lnwed 20 fnIinrzs.
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Total amount paid on account

Total amount paid On account
Of bends and interest notes.
principal, interest, and pre-
naiGsnl, TO bond:soEdePs to june
80, 1893, since and including
fiscal year 1861:
Principal $I,704,3O9.I34.7O
Interest 2.53i. 760. 22I.I7
Premiums II9, $50, 3S6.7I
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ANDERSONVILLE.

Tho Place SO Famous in History Is Now
Only q Wayside KaiIroad Station.
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rmTes1o At 7e vasarOs rosr Orr,oe .s stoosOss
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-05-31

Si9 Elm Sod, bas bon elmer StbuSuunoe
berriibren mas. Oie iunsen 2eute ,pa-
rem fii6en 9egan9en; mad mebreren
Stunoen NOR ibr Worrot5 oil @iirmern
aufsebrauGt unh Soleph nahm einen
Stod uno loferte oamit bic Grbe, In,
nod @iirmern 81 IuAen. 0ubei itief
er auf bas Stelett. Die Yolisei luuroe
BON Dem 6inbe in &snntnib seiebt
man slaubt, oab bort elm Moro porliest
Weitere Na6iorIhuneen iollen an9eIelli
tperben.
- Wttt @e,ualt sum GlieN sesmunsen
suurbe Der moroeriihe gr 9rieiter
O'@raop in Cincinnati, Der lit tobtsu=
bungern perl lu6te. st purbe in einem
8arbier itubl Feitse6unoen, sluei @efdns=
ntBbeamte bielten i'm unb ,tpei Mer;te
ffbbten ibm nit einem 2ohel Mil1 uno
8rannt,pein ein Ser Moroer ,pebrte
li9 uno lpudte bic 6luIIieteit mebrere
Wtale aug, er9ab li6 aber l1lieBlih ins
unoermeioli4e Nbenbs tront er freis
utllig cine balbe Saiie Mil1, na1bem
man tbm seorobt bate, boz bic MerSte
mieoer fommen uno i'm sum Glien stuin=
gen tpiiroen.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28
PEN, cHlssL AID BRUSH.

Ada Negri. the new sOcialistic poet Of
Italy, Is peasant girl and is only % years
OF age.
Nercstchagin. the great Russian painter
has just completed q novel OF war life
which Is 20 appear simultaneously in Rus
sian and German.
Joseph Israel the Holland painter, was
born Jan 20, 1924 Of poor Jewish parents.
For years be has been recognized as one Of
the leading artists Of the old world.
DR.. A. Conan Doyle is an enthusiasts
cricket player and j. one Of the most zeal-
Gus supporters of the game i'm Norwood. the
suburb OF London, where be makes his
home
Edgar Fawcctt, the poet, playwright and
novelist. is "a bachelor 40 years of age. It
likes society. the theater and tie opera. III
IS O. medium height. dresses iu the --latest
style, i, English .n appearance aud keep.
rs own carriage.
Professor Julius Schrader.t lie well know
historic painter now in Do. seventy-eightl
year. who resigned his professorafe at The
Berlin academy some tine ago, has been
obilgc 90 suspend work in consequence OF q
scriou- eye trouble.
When Theodore Parker visited Carlyle IN
1873, De f94nd the brothers. Thomas au,
John, drinking Scotch whisky punch TO
Rethcr. Carlyle praised the young poet
Tennysou. defending Lim from the rcproaci
Of daintiles- and shouting ont. COW. d,
drinks his glass Of grog with the rest of as.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

oeptibia The Nineteenth Century. how
eve, stands oui prominently as one Of I'M
interrupted and unrarallellsd advance
msnt Take FOR instance The development
Of electricity. by means Of which time sud
space have been aunihilated. The rail
road. that brings the uttermoii paTts OF
the earth within easy reach. The bar
Messing OF that eian,-sisam-Whieh has
become a willing servant OF man. We do
not think We ovetsiais the matter in saying
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Bring 20 your minds eye the pisture Of a
woman Of the past century working labori-
ously making the family flour wi the
crude implements then in vogus. and then
visit STORY a co.'s modern mill where
the celebrated ''sasKatehswan" ana Mon
tsna Belle" Flours are made. and you will
e,liEe what she pAut fsw yeas have dons
for the Flour making industry.
With the best whant obtAinable anv-
where. aud mill modelled after shs
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

between them. History. both sacred and
ptofAns. 10 ropists With references 10 this
method Of four- making. Then came some
Improvement 90 that by giving the upl or
stone a rotor motion animal rover could
be utilized. The past few Yeas that have
been 90 prolific Of improvement have. how
ever. seen a complsts change In all this
and she contrast bstween ,he methods OF
modern milling aud that Of an caller day
is az great aa any that can be imagined.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

For quarter = a century DT. Kings
New Discovery has been tested an the
millions WHO have ccsivsd benefit from ia
use testify 60 its Won ierfal curative powers
Ia Oh diseases % throat, chest and lungs.
a remedy that has stood tie test e. long
and that has given universal satisfacttun d
no experiment. Zach bottle rs poslti vel
guaranteed % give rsl4sf, or the mouog viii
De- refunded. 10 - ADMITTED % be the r. o..
reliable for coughs ans colds. Trial bot
tioa free % Pa chea-b'Actsul Drug Com
Duuy. Large s.zs 5gc and 81
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that the progress made during tAis century
has been as ersa, a. that Of all previous
slime.
IL is not 40 long since each family
made its own iour. and made Il much the
same ~ "a was made az ths time Of the
food. That H. the same crude. primitive
means were used TO grind the grain 10 hour
viz; A stationary. hollow stone. into
which another stone was made TO ht, and
by rolling. the grain was reduced 30 four
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b Fnrp =. Ia Iios - Under r6oria "

SHEHIFT5 BAl E-MAIDL Il. BAkER
y Plaintiff. ". Abbie >. a. rier. =. 4. Orier
and Alexander Mort 20. defendant
[ udor and ~ virtue of order OF sale and
deoree % force Iosnfo an1 sale issusd out ot tho
district court Of tho first dcial district % the
state - Montana. IN and Tor the county Of Lewis
aud tlarke. on the 18th day ~ April a. ID ls9'
in tho above entitled aciton, wherein Maud
s.. aker. the above named plaintiff. obtaiuo1 a
Judgment ant decree Of foreclosurs ant ssie
against Ahb'e lorter, 3 r Port =
lifh day 81 April. A. ID. t1yt for tho fum
~ Si,3hOl. bel ICES interest costs AMI attorneys
Tees, which said decree was. on the 10Th dnY 81
ApriL a. ID i-A. recorded ia judgment baoE
nanied 10 ell al that cortsia lot pieos or
paroti - land. etuate. lying and hsing ia tho
northern nctlo addition to the city Of helena,
ia tho county - evils and tlarks. state u
Montana, and bounded and ds.cribsd a. follo-s
to wit
The east thirty 81 fes, o. lot sir CO.. in block
SIXTY i've lhh - tho northern faoihc sdd a. "A
10 no city ~ lle'eas. county aud utato aiorr-
said being thirty 'aJi feet front on huulder ave
nus aud ono hundred aul forty IalI foot dosp.
80 said Dot AID block arr numbssed dssigna'sl
Isciho addition now on fla Ia ths oaira 90 The
recorder n deeds Of sad county Of Issis aui
larEo
aeredi amauts and AppnrtsnHuoss taersuntu b.
.uuging or n huyWiss auuertatnlnR
lublio notice is hereby gwen. that on Thur
daT. the 18th DAY - mas. a. D. 1871. At ~
clock m ~ that day a. Tbs front door % The
court house Helena owls ami laTEs county
untaua will IA ubstlelce 90 saii ufder % saln
ln' defres ~ fareclufure AMI fae. eel tho above
a'-erltod property % 90 mreh hereof a. MAJ
.firsi and costa 90 ths hi-hsat and best bladder
isr cab in hand.
Given under raY hand. this 18th day Of April
CHARLES D. CURTIS. sheriff
~ 7 hHp Z foaz Under thorlh
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PAST AND PRESENT.

That progress" hss been the wa,ehword
Of the century just closing. "a evidsnoed by
development in the arts and sciences that
have waited fos ths Ninsseen,h Century TO
produce the man and this hou' that voald
bring them neaTsf perfection.
There have been periods 10 she past when
the wheels Of progress moved so SLOWLY that
che forward movsmsnt was soarcsly per-
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most improved and modern plans they
are able to guarantos their ''sAsKATCH-
EVAN" and MONTANA BELLE"
F.ous 20 o as good or better than any
thiuz on the market
Try a sack ana be convinced Of lie supo'-
iority. Every sack alike.
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Il Is only OF late ys1rs that rheumatism
has been treated % a blood disease. But
that this Is cor-eet theory 10 proved ~
eTiEtordinarJ success attendin1 the use o.
As sr's tarsspsrillH, In this painful and
very PREVALENT malady. Il seldom fails u
radical Gu e.
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10 Consequence o. winter diet and lack
Of open air exercise. the whole physical
mechanism becomes impaired. Ayers So -
snparills IL ths proper remedy, in the spring
Of tho year. 90 strengthen the appetite. Ia
viRorats tie system. and eEpol ell impuri-
ties from the blood.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Utah las 1000 900 .'cros Of arabic lands
watcu,d by l.uJJ miles IF canals ono
canal, that o. Bear river. cost So, 000. 600.
Tho irri gated lands produce annually
& 900, O0J bushels OF grains. There arr owen
5000 900 cattle, and -ho mines have pro.
ducod $3.50, 600 600 Ga gold and silver
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

Itching plies are known b. moistgro like
70 spirltiou. cruising intense itching when
warm This form 80 we'll ~ blind bleed
ing or rfotfuliEg. yield 80 once 90 D.. 10
sGnko's lie kemed which aots directly
on PARTS affected. sbso bs tnmofs. allays
itching AMI effects a permanent cure. finy
cents. druggists or mail. CirculAts free.
DR.. Botanko. Philadelphia. "a. Sold by
laTchen-D' Achsul Drug Co.. Helena.
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SHERIFF's sALE-HIiNRY KLEIN. PLAIN
- tiff. vs. Anna q. Brisoce. .. BTiscoe, A.
N. Hotter and NJ. NJ. Hotter, defendants.
UncoT and by virtue OF an order Of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale issued out u he
district Of the first Judicial district OF tho
state Of Montana. IN and for the county Of Lewis
ana Clarke, on the 9Th day of April, A. u. 1894.
IN tho above entitled action. wherein Henry
Klein. the above named plHintih. obtained
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure and sale
against Anna 4 Hriscoo, .. brscoe. A. n.
hotter and NJ NJ Hotter. defendants. on the 18th
day Of hpril A -. 1894. for the sum ~ S37il. IS.
besides interest, costs and attorneys Tees. which
SAID decree wac. on the 9TH day Of Drill, 4. ID.
1884 recorded Ia judgment book No. 81 said
court. at page e. am commanded TO sell AL
those certain los. pieces OF paTceis OF land, sit
u9ts, lying aud being Ia the county Of LOWS aud
lArSe. state Of Montana and bounded and de-
aCribe1 a. follows, tO-Wit2
OF numbered one %. and the westerly half %
let Numbered two %. in block numbered hree
hundred aul eighty-nine $751; sometimes
eghty-siI lS5Ai, in the original townsite Of the
city - Helena, said county and state. "a d
prem ses being sixty-ihree lb3l foot fronting on
lark street by one hundred 400 feet deep. and
bounded on the north by property known as lot
numbered Twenty-Five tZ2l. ia sad block. on th'
east by property u John rturrOck. on the south
By Clark street and on the west by meagher
street NOV Harrison Gvouuel.
Together with and singular the tenemsnta
heFeditAments and apart. names thereunto Do
loniug or ia anJRise Rppertaiuing.
ublio notice IL hereby given. that on Wednee-
day the d day OF Nay. A ID. 1894. at ~ o clock
m. 81 that day. a. tho front door OF tho court
house, Helena } eWia AMI Clarke county. Mon
tanA. | viii. IN obsdisnce TO said order OF sale
and decree - foreclosure and sAla sell tbs
above doscri bed PROPERTY. or ro much fheronf as
may be necessary 70 satisfy said ludgnleut with
interest and co IS. To the CHEAT and beet bidder.
for casa m hand
Given under ~ hand this 10Th day o. April
A. ~. lcji- - 80 -
u.
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In parts of Norway ana sweden, where
during the summer there is aluost contin-
nous daylight, only somo six 90 eight
weeks interval clapscs between the SOW
ing OF barley and the harvest time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

pRoPOsAIs FOR CAVALRY HORSES
Ofiioe Chisf QuArternAster department %
akofa ~ Pail aim. uril lsst sealed
proposals. 10 fripicats. subject q the usual con.
ditious will bs ecsived ~ this oticr untl D.
o'clock q Ia. May g ieAi and opensd thsn. Tor
furnish ug thIs department with one hundred
and tuontg-.Wo cavalry horseA untfacts viii
rravida for On increase or cresae % tWenty
T. u tar cent 10 ths number stated. and bids for
q lees numlar will b. entertained. luank Forms
% propo.als and full Instruction. 60 tiddeTa,
fnav L. had GA application so this Office 10
government reserves the tight 20 lect the whole
81 auy part 80 any hid received. JOHN v.
tarmaafcr-
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Bargains n all kinds Of wash fabrics at The
] 90 Live Tins week.
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IL Il not What We esy bat what Hood's sarsa-
parillA does. that tells the siorg. Hood q urea
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GREAT MEN ON THE BIBLE.

must confess the majesty Of the Scrip
lures strikes me with astonishment.-ROs
seau.
It is belief in the Bible which has served
me as a guide of my moral and literary life.
Goethe.
Pointing to his family Bible on the stand
duriag his last illness, Andrew jackson
said 20 q friend, That book sir, is the rock
on which our republic rests"
As TO jesus Of Nazareth, my opinion of
whom you particularly desire, think the
system of morals and his religion as he left
Them 20 u-. are the best the world ever saw
or is likely 10 See Benjamin Franklin.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

BaekinRham's Dye for the whisksfs can
be applied when AZ home. and il uniformly
successful in coioriug a brown or black.
Hence it, great popularity.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-28

60 20 81 Louis VIA Albert Lea" kouis.
Shortest and best Only dining car route.
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Palace and Tourist Sleeping Cars.
Buffet Smoking Library Car.

Tsssengsrs booked 10 E1rous ~ t5e followins
trst class IUss. tuusrd. White bar Anshor.
Eed TAR. Allan. American. aud otilarb. ffF
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