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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

i De Aibonito noa telegrsffsn hoy, aaun.
II ciandonos Is sensible muerts je Ia distis..
gnida senora de don + ancisco Meifs, II.
r ids spoehea ID una, pessr de los &c.
fuerzos que por sslysrla hisieron los dit.
rguidos fscpltstiyoH doCtorez Ssatlsgo, suar 3,
G'zsslnbide y Pssarell. El caday ha aslsa
ssts m nsDa pars Y co. AcomosH mos i .
distipguida fs 0ilia Mejfs en- So gti.imo dueIo.
Il p
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22
Lor preanpuegtoa "a Pnarto Rico = .anroha.

Los preHupuestos do Puerto Rico sc ,Sproba
ron en- el seaado 81 die sin mas qua una ligera
discussion. 81 Gefor conds de Tsisda de Vsldo.
sera ex-sinissro dc Ultrsmsr, combati6 CON mo.
der ci6ny coz r zones de slgdn fundsmesto les
muchaa autoriEsciones, de- altculado que envuek
ven aurento de gastosy en- cuaato al recsrgo ds
los derechos ira. aitorios hizo nosar que en- los
Q t'dos SO sutonen aumentsdos desds 81 prime
pio del ejereicio quae 81 srtfculo cprrespol
diente SO le dice al minisIr que 10 haga On ID
6poca oportuns. De squf dedujo que 81 prearl.
puesta arrojaris nm deficit de consideration El
ministro costest6 que no todos lJs gastos autori.
zados 80 harlan nj menos por el tots que -iguraa.
Y que eoto faciIltaris 81 qus no hubiege d9fcit.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Un sstimabe colega local tiene noticia de q.
terminSdaa Las feStss que celebra el Centre Ga
lego en- Puerta de tierrs, SO organiEaran bales
todos los domipgoV, hasts que comieuzsn los fez
teios en- honor de la Covadonga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Ha merecido el titulo de LicsnCiAdo en- Far
mscis snta estA subdeleg ci6n dsspuss de lusi.
dos eierCicics, 81 aproveChado jovan nuest"o ami
90 don J1e Loubriel Custo Damos nueatra
enhorabuena 81 ioyen fsrmacettico.
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"a lego
Gran existencia de Ropa he

Gran existencia de Ropa hecha
En- La UZtr0na0risQ, FOrtaleza 81,
esquina Tanca. FluseH de casirnir desde So
hssta $l4.- Pantalones de idem de sat hasta
$S3 cada uno. sacos desde $23 hASts 81 uno,
alpaca J merino. TabaCos , cigarillos de todss
vitolas y precios Sc recibe sopa heCha po1 to.
dos los vapores de Is penfnauls.
H>zyzz. p,,,.roc ,rv-x, ,onyrv -. n
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Ell FENIX
FABRICA DE PASTAS De CASALS Y
.@A. n LnrrOnA nnArHM ID d

Poaemoa en- conoCimiento de puestros ami
gos clientsv, que deSde esta fechA todss Ii
caias de pastas que sslgSn de aueatro establsc
miento lIevar6n como mara de ta5ricG en- 81 tss
tero nrincipS, uns litogrAfa dos tIntas copia de
fotografia que represents 81 edifclo construdt
expresamt nte para establecer sltA industr'a. d
pdblico eonsumidor juzgara nuestros productos
Ponce 10 Jnlio 1894 B. CasaLs d BesosG.
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Ha empezad' hoy 8 correr una nueva lfnea
de omnibus 'ntre eHta Capital saaturce. Es
de Is propiedad de don Romusldo Sanchez J
Cuenta con tres cocheH el pdmero de CabsIlos
eorreapcndientag.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

L5aseen 10 primers sna de LA CoRRHs.
PoNDEro1A, Il relac6a de u Eubasta de prendss q
tsadra lugar o. 81 del corrieBts On Ia Casa de
pr6stanos del Sr. dtn G.. TiuSud.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

CASA De Cambiol.aasssta ast sg'': : k.ssss ass
conpran tods clasa de- mQnedAa ds orc, plata &
papsl, aeeione4 del Baaco etc II girap 4 co u
vista sobre u Capital J ppebloa de Espa6a l.an.
drea Paria, HAmbnrgo Z New York
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LQzas de Canarias

Los aefores A. Vicente c. de este conner.
clio acaban de recibir una buena psrtida de Lo.
xaa dc Canarias de On vara que detsllaa en- 80
almacen precios m6dicoa 1913
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Ha fsliscido en- /. veciua capital de 5snto
Domingo 81 reupetAhls dacsao de los ma los de-
aquelIs q udad , a's:inguidisimo caballsro Hanor
den PsdEe 4, Dslgsd9. Eats Eusalo hs Iida
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22
81 PREoIos NUY PoPULARrs.

Hsmos tsnido mucho guuto en- estrechar la
mano de nuestro querido amigo el Sr. don Fran.
cisco Bsies, reputado comerciante de Msyaguez
que de reg ESQ de m viaie Europa, 10 encuen.
ira on esta Capital
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

EI senor don Ventura Ma tinez NOS partiCi
pc on atsnts circular que ha trApladado au cas-
de ComerCio del pueblo de ls Carolina Ia Wills
de areCibo, donde contiuuar6 ecupandoss de los
mismos nsgosiov, exception hecha del rano de
nrovaionas Que ha anprimido por ahora.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Anoche con bughe coReu ncis de feleH 20
menzsron en- Ia Cstsdral las Misones de los r. R
P. P Jesuitas. Predis6 robre sxtr mos pursmen.
10 doctripagi cor facil naIsnr, h Padre 10y
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Las carretss do velocipsdiatan auunciadss Pc.
r. Is tres ds lat rde de hoY, en- PuArla ,de a
rrs,ae han tsansfer'do para ias c'8co y media /
misrno dia ss
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Sc han upido en- Il msFana de hoy por d
indiaolube lsxo del matrimo 10 el iovea don
Hermenegildo Agtiaponi con ID sprssiable J
simpatiCa seRIogita doaa Maria Arnesto. Qle
ID felcidad refine para siempre en- "a hogar.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Interesantigmo an leCtura grabados vie.
ne ls revista iIustrada La Ultima Moda, que reCi
ben loE Sres. Fiaile HermaBo Ua Trse los f.
guriuea de ID prese. to eStaci6n y medeiou mn
bt tnitoH.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Con 81 tituo N Fig q 10 smpssada a pu
blicsr eu Csrscss (Venezuea) un peri6aico HE.
rario el distinguido egcritor dominlcRno 81. don
Jose Ramon Lopez, redactor que ha sido de v
rios peri6dieos en- Msyagfsz.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

Nuestvo esti uado colegA La Ba8dsrG Es
paaoza he auuentAdo su tsmafo introduced
mejoras iupOrtkntes on su publication. LIE fell
cit9mos
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1894-07-22

IA sido destinado prestar sus servicios u
el Battalion Alfonso l3 de guarnici6n en- Mayt
pfisS, 81 Teniente don juan AreApacs ch ga.
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MANUEL del VHIIE AtilHH
DooToR I'm C1RUJ1A DENTAL

OOUIOH Nm O1huJ4A OMNAAA
Participa sus amigos y clientele que hs
trasIadado su GABINETE DENTAL 4 Ia Gale de IL
Tanca ndmero donde les ofrece sus aervicios
profesioMalea. 15-l4
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Sc queisn agunog vecinos de ID calle de i
Luna e'sa q a. AZ de una inquilins que provoca
con palsbras MAJ sonsRtes obscenas los cue
on Ia misma vvas J d seat qua Is policfa TO-
maae medidaa plrs e Repression de aaaa faltaa
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Csaos de yiruels cor fiIiente - ests Gin

CaaoE dc Yiruels contue1ta On esta Ciudad
han dsdo IN brillsnts resuItado con IN trat..
miento esrecial de m iIustrado facultativo. am.
90 nuaftro, Es contrario ( t daa les grasss /. ).
tirsoticaa sp'iOables Z Il piel Medici 80 al ID.
terror muy pocss niguRsa Liisroa hsnea sn.
tisepticos emneEando pur paquahas eAHtidades
pplYsrizaetonas del misno Z il pie Ssbamnp
Do otre srstsmi3Rto sss saqAs J Aap mas rspido
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Dr.. D. Vicente Santoai

OeEEfsts Gs A FaeKltsd ae PGFss Recibe consultss
diarias de 9 de la maGana de a 3 de Il farde
sn Ponce, Plaza principal ndmero 10.
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TIE cTRculATIoN OF WAGES.
Labor Is Punished to Reward Importers
Wac Iars.ii..,i F'nr G'ruVsr.

Labor Is Punished to Reward Importers
Wac Psrari.i F"r ''r"Vsr.
The burden Of free trade Is already
upon us How can we Tighten il? The
rush Of importers t. secure their foreign
goods from the custom house a the low
er rates of duty has told the story. Near
ly $40, 900, 600 worth OF foreign goods
withdrawn for consumption in. less than
a week means the sale OF nearly Slo,-
600, 600 worth less Of American goods
manufactured in American mills by
American wage earners. IL means that
the distribution of more than 50, 600. 600
i'm American wages has been checked
within five days.
If this curse continues, there can be
but one result The foreigners are de-
termined to have and to hold our mar
kets. Shall we surrender them: We do
not desire-no true American desires
that American wage eaInvrs should be
compelled TO sell their labor III open
competition with the cheaper labor Of
Other countries. Tho workers IN the cot.
ten mills of New Bedford, III the flax
mills of New York, in the potteries Of
Tsenton, in the glass factories Of the
wsst, have entered their protest against
SEDUCTION Of wages that has been fore
ed upon them BY Democracy.
What can bc done 70 tighten the bur
doa? The manufacturers should not he
aY,oeoi e pay higher wages than their
faRign competitors and 10 SCI! then
rseets ~ RE same prices II has been
- dscree Of Democracy that American
unanufaosurrs and American wage earn
eG muss he prni~he-i in order tn re
wapt tle New York city importers OF
fsaagn goods, who turned ont with
500 dignit,--d grandeur IN their parade
q p6vs =. she honor and glory Of Gro
um. II il the cuty Of al :ruc and pa
1nvtic Americans Ia overthrow this for
an daninaGion. Check the sale o.
aee foreign goods, check the stoIPas'
Il sux iuiiLa. check the cheapening o.
s~ labor by buying American good'
vArpeyrr .->a '.h--~.De~ IL " possible q
= So Lot the people ask only fo
AFRICAN products and insist upon get
tSss t|,e"r.
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sum mOss.

In the District Court Of the Seventh Judicial
District og the state of Montana in and Tor the
county Ot JustcI -. go
fendant.
The state of Montana sends greeting 20 the
You are hereby required to appear ~ an ac-
tIou brought aruIusI Huu pA Euc dphhN ubinIti
plaintiff in the District Court Of the - seatu
iusiiciGl DISTRICT "i thr siU'r "i NpHtana. iH Hni
complain Hlad th.r"'H. s.itIi;. 't" |"'. .'i"i@-
zIgc of the day oi spTgIceI after tie service ui'
you of thi- summons, If served within tins
count, ur, f -yty,a ,ut vi 'it- county =. pt't
N4.h tlI- ..I-fric., EI'a,l '"aH' .'' - =
wisr u.itHus 3agts uaAs. uT Judgment nE a'lt3lt
Will Do token g-AW.~t Nsu, Z. y..r 2" iN'
PRAYER ol sal. Couula.ut. lhc saIu acIton -
3Ip8L it t,. taauiu q. t,CT,n ui .lF"st- tIai. It'
tas!y uf Sadie Turner, minor "h'i "f saLd
plaintiff and detauisut: in that ta. -aid de-
Ial,a t,t has boon gu.ltg q. uEtlnur rri -iN. Iuu
dru. k .uuUa- tnu that On or aDouf 8. li.HlhHI
l-t. l+Ei, f.n defendant, wlthuHf any lN-I cause
deserted aud abandoned sad plalutiH ana
demand. costs ut suit. al' 81; wlgs .- NOR, III, y
set of.t Iu ,,lail'j. r.sli,s ,uEf f....i 90 t''t
rnr, in fp Et,.lt ef. r'sr.c" i- hereby made.
A.. ..r- G-a lrrrns uuf. g fhHt lr En" 'eh f0
appear tuj answer tie -at.i compliant. Hs soy.
| required. the said plaintiff w.ll apply o. he
court for the relief demanded ia sa.' rHT' '.h'
and for costs of suit. ,
- src- court of thr seventh Judicial
-.. district -; sar state yf Montana, ~
NENl' .r# Frr fts county rf H-f'r fH''
.rr.Trrz z--..r..r.a .fF.. 80 ~ .. t.'. '"r. ~
| thrlrar o0 our Luri "uy tIaa-aua nlEHt hun
'''' ''' '''" ~ WI. z.uuLru,>;..
e.. ~. ,iycr-. attorney far p'arm.-.
| First publication Oct l6.
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CITY OF ANACONDA.
CITY OF HELENA.
sNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
STATE OF MnNTANA.

| I,0uis Rotwitt Secretary of State of the
state Of Montona. do hereby certify that the
foregoing cities have been placed in nomination
Cor the place pf permanent location OF the seat
Of government Of Montana. and that the same
and all thereof were presented 10 and hled with
me prior TO september = l'3- and that each
certificate Of nomination, containing the name
of the city nominated for the place OF perma-
,ent location Of the seat Of government, con-
tanned the name OF the county wherein the
twenty-five electors residing within the county
wherein such city named was sruated' aud con
tanned with each signature the place of resi-
aence. business ana ouslnsss ADDRESS Oh edeh
elector respectively .
T. further certify that the State Board of
r.nvassers of the State of Montana, on the 2lst
Ssy OF December, ls92, duly canyassed the eiec-
ton returns For place Of location OF the per-
msnent capital Of the state OF Montana, and
Setarmined from the abstracts transmitted to
.e as Secretary Of State, in said year, the votes
cast at such election and that the statement
nade out By me said day, as secretary OF
Nate of Montana and secretary OF SAID Board
shoved that the re was no choice for place OF
location of the permanent capital OF the state
Il Montana, aud that such statement furtheI
Aowed that of all the cities aud towns voted
for at the general election of ls92, the 'Clty OF
Anaconda" and the City of Helena were the
two cities receiving the highest number OF
And l further certify that at the generel
election in the year 1894, to-wit: on tuesday
November 6 1894, the question OF permanent 10
cation OF the seat of government OF Montana Is
hereby submitted to the qualified electors OF
the state In accordance with the provisions OF
an act entitled "An Act providing for the SUD
Dission of the question of the permanent lo-
cation Of the Seat of Government" approved
Marcel 9, 1884, and Section z, Article OK the
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF; }
6 )have hereun o set my hand and affixed
snAL- the Great Seal of the State Of Montana
~ at Helena, the Captai OF ssid o'a'e'
this the 18th day OF sep'emoeI \ RoIxIT4. or; %
s.~,..r, Of Stat. of the state I H q Montana
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REPR-C-!CN.

oh. sing a song 10 delight the world,
And t1av sonata, most sweet and rare!
o. send hopes MESSAGE to heart Slck souls,
And banish from earth all carking care!
All, piuiored the hands that erstwhile played,
And has he'd the voice that lOngcth to sing,
Reuresscd he life, as the prisoned bird
That beateth the bars with tlring wing
Perchance in the fuller, broader sphere
That coneth when these short years are o'er.
The yearning soul-ah. then free indeed
Is ne'er repressed on the other shore
Fanny l. Fancher in Minneapolis House
keeper.
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PrmIC NOTICE l. HEREBY OWN. That thcrr
will be "A meeting Of the stockholders OF ! ne
Niles ltE lrrIgatlng and nltcH 'InpaainS .".I
~ the oAic" of -aid company m the director
room of the First National bank or Miles 'lt'
in the county of Custer and state OF Montana,
on the sth day of December, l,9i.
said meeting = "q'la'l TO- 10 :urp"sei
OF changing tho name ~ this corporation
from The Miles City lrricutinr and Ditch
COMPANY" To Miles City Canal and lrriga ing
Company
~ .vtaa.IinF tho term of avi-tarcD of tie said
ro-roraliou 20 th" period of forty wears from
tho tiTgn rf m" Organization of tho Miles ti''
Irrigatiug and Ditch Company.
III.
said meeting T. called for the further purpose
~ extending the business OF the SAID curpnr-
alton 50 a. to include in addition tu the powers
already possessed by the said corporation tie
fuilowiu, pow' r.. that l. 70 -sy:
Of purchasing, holding. developing. W..
proving using, leasing. selling, conveying or
~ herwi-" di-p"-iug OF water rights, ani water
r.,uar- and tho sitrs thereof and lands u"cr--
-9ry or useful therefor. or for the industries.
and habitation> arising or growing W or ga
arise or grow up in connection with or about
OF purchasing holding laying out rlattiur
icvel0ping. leasing. selling dealing IN. convey
4 ing or otherwise using or dlsposlnG "t to"l
sites ct town lots. bluCks or subdivisions thereof
! and also for borrowing money bN ~" rall com
! pauy 10 pay the debts and obligations thereof
| and to improve and develop the property now
bpuds therefor and OF securing SAID bonds or ofr
| r. Indebtedness uf said corporation 10y Iuortsa-.
or iced uftrust as the directors Of said corpur
| alton may elect and to provide for the pay
| mput of interest On such loans So made at any
rate sr At any timcGr place the said c"rp9ratl"i
| bv it, officers may direct: and also to take and
| accept mortgages either real or pcrsonei To-
! ind. bteIurr- due said corrorafIu- from person
| companies or corporations.
| full meeting 81 all the stockholdcr. OF sal
| corporation j. earnestly requested at m" Nn'
| and place heretofore named.
II WITNESS WHEREOF the trustees OF -tl.
| rorporation have caused the foregoing notice t'
! h,, published for six successive weeks IL ~
| YELLOW TONE JOURNAL. newspaper pNh
! 'ish,f af Mil tly. NJ" County So ~ o..
| aid county Of Custer and State Of Montana.
| Dated AT Miles city this 18th day ot oct"b' 2
! 1871.
| MICHAEL kIRCHEE.
| W. b. JUEDAN,
W. y. HAlNE-.
| First publication October H. l,9i.
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FOR the convenience OF those who
wish TO make comparisons and for the
benefit OF those who can never remem-
Der. the Journal will hereafter keep
standing a table Of the corresponding
nonth OF last year. showing day by day
ahe principal meteorological conditions
al obtained from the record kept by the
UHited States weather observer in this
c.ty. Following is the record for Oct,
1893:
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The figures in the right hand column
denote the average thermometer reading
for the day. The highest temperature
ssring the month was A. The total
amount Of rain and melted snow was
- Of an inch.
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Estate uf Daniel Boyle deceased.
Nuticc J. hereby given bE the ulitT-l -ngI
af tine estate of Daniel EnFi.
deceased. tD rue creditors pf, aHt an pnE-,bL-
having claims against the said deceased. 90 .r
aibit them with abe necessary vouchers. Vl.aH
four months after the first publication "f 'HI.
notice. To the -aid admin -trafor at the o-i.. Of
A. . II. Loud. Miles iiy. Montana. the -auu Dee
lu- the place for the tran saciIpu ut III" Hu-an-'
uf -uId estate ia the county of Custer.
Jo-EFH T.. FAENtf.
Administrator 81 the estate uf DauIn. Boyle
deceased.
Dated. Octo her fifteenth. 1-+i.
First publication Oct. l6.
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Repatriation Notice.

Notice j. herrhy.giycn that-tue fiws for ;! e
registration uF tl. names Of Nh. gvalIta"! rirC-
rors in Registration District No. prior 10 i-y
general election - BE- held uu the D-u day of
November. l~gl, in the County Of Custer, state
of Montana. will commence on Tuesday oCto-
Der eth aud will expire on Iua-day October
uth. 1sni. AZ 10 O'Clock g.. Iu., and that the uH-
iar.icuat a- Registry Agent OF said District 50
viii SIT for rut registration Of duly qualified
aIuctor- Iu the FOL. .owiI- named precincts uL fn
.H4ru- 2 .-iEuatrl'
Nis- CRY. pr'. %, ~ llr L.. l5 J.. i. -. =. ~
-.
sadie. Oct. l. and l3.
Cutirr'- ranch. Oct, - and =.
tray ranch. Oct. - ami -t.
cow ~awmill. Oct. lHGad -.
until 30 O'Clock g.. 90. of each F.
Signed. ALLAN IRELAND,
Ee-is-ry Agent Registration Dist No. ]. q"
f Custer County, Mont.
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L. ). LAND OFFICE.
Miles City, Mont. October ~. 1894.
Notice IL hereby given that the following.
named settler ha- fled notice 81 his intention
to make final proof IN support ut hls claim. and
that said proof will be made before Register
and Receiver L. ) Land Office ar Mice City
Mont. ou Tuesday November -. l-!'i. az II
O'Clock a. m, viz:
WALTER ". ALDEE-oS.
Who mad" ID l.. T.. No - TOR the SEA and
SEtt Me-. soc. II, and y p SEai and ST. Va
sec II, Twp. ;, Range u +.
lie names the following witnesses TO prov,
his continues residence upon aud cultivation
of said land. viz:
Lincoln RobInrttr. Herman Nehlcr. Joseph
I. Brown and Nat J. Humphreys, all of Birncy
Mont.
CHAs. ;. WRIGHT
Register
First Publication Oct. l3. 1898.
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This Paper i kept on file at E. C. DAkEs
Advertising Agency, 81 and 6S Merchant Ex-
hange. San Francisco, Cal, where. .contrac
or advertising can be made
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For the state Capital.


Office of the secretary of state.
HELENA. mont, sept. ., ls9i.
Fnlls wing are the names Of the cities nomin-
seed fo- the place of permanent location of the
.aat of government Of the state Of Montana
having received the highest number of votes at
A. general election held in the State Of Non
tana on Tuesday, November :, 1892:
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A RaCking Cough

Cured by Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
Mrs. p. ID. HALL, 217 Genessee St,
Lockport, y. Y, says:
cover thirty years ago, I remember
hearing my father describe the wonder
full curative effects Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. During a recent attack Of La
Grippe, which assumed the form Of
catarrb, soreness of the lungs, accom-
panied by an aggravating cough, l
used various remedies and prescriptions.
While some Of these medicines partially
alleviated the coughing during the day,
none Of them afforded me any relief from
that spasmodic action Of the lungs which
would seize me the moment ! attempted
10 lie down at night. After ten oT twelve
surh NIGHTS | was
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-07-20
A NARROW ESCAPE.
A Fatal Accident Narrowly
AVerted at Birch Lake,
Minnesota,

What came near being a fatal ac-
cident occurred at Birch Lake, near
Tanners camp several days ago. A
large party Of the back-wOOds
campers who infest the banks of
Birch lake, and who formerly lived
at Little Falls, were out on the lake
attempting to attract members of
the finny tribe with hooks baited
with frogs. 1t was just as Willie
Smith cried ''got a bite; got bite!'
that sudden gust OF wind struck
the boat and sent it sailing. 1t
would certainly have been over
turned had not Mr.. Smith been sit
ting in the center of the boat, thus
preserving it's equilibrium. The
campers cast their eyes upward and
were surprised to see the sky filled
with clouds, which were hurried
across the sky by a strong wind.
They were not yet through. talking
about the weather before the wind
swooped down upon them with
great fury and made fishing impos-
sible. They gained the shore safely,
but it was g narrow escape, not for
the persons in the boat hut OF the
other fishes, for when Willie Smith
goes a-fshing, the fish receive s'no
quarter. ~ 2seF. L. HI.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-07-20
Quiet on the n. p.

Everything seems to be quiet on
the Northern Pacific at this place now
and the only evidence of a strike is
the presence Of ma1shals on the pas
senger trains. Freights are moving
as usual.
No. came in from the west about
6 6o'cluck Monday evening and was
the first in in about two weeks.
The places of the strikers are all
filled here, the last men arriving to-
day when Frank Parker, of Sauk
Centre, was put in as day baggage
man in place of Fletch Ferrill and
Isaac MOssman, of the same place,
put in as WarehOuseman.
Mr.. Hanna, one of the bridge car
penters, who went out with No. on
July Z, returned lastnight. He went
as far west as Gold Creek, Mont,
where a bridge had been burned. He
says he had quite an exciting trip
and that in some towns the strikers
caused considerable trouble while in
others they were quiet.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1894-07-20
THE STRIKE STU ALTON.
Everything the Same as It
Was Before the Strike. !

Everything is moving along nicely
on the Northern Pacific road at
Little Falls. and all trains are NOV.
ing as usual. Passenger traffic is
picking up, and of course there is
lois of freight. owing to the tie up.
Every car seems to he loaded and it
IS with difficulty that tile mills are
supplied with cars. The Pine Tree
company's planning mill is running
again. and will continue to run just
as long as they can get cars in which
to ship their lumber. They sot in
thirty cars Wednesday bat they
were all filed by morning. The
-four mill is in better shape, brewery
car of wheat they get in they fill
with flour Immediately and shin out.