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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

e.ta socielad quienes, guiadas dc sus
sen!imientos caritativos, no propo-
nen realizar de ese modo la obra del
Asilo, aoade alb'rgue han dc ha-
liar los ancianos y los pobres desva'
lidos
Como la 'Ksrmesse" durara vein
tie 6 treinta diaa, seran otros tantos
do expansion y regocijo, puesto que
al teatro acudira 10 mas selecto de
esta sociedad. ...
A parte del bien que reportara
los pobres, sera un motive para que
nuestras gentes sa'gan del retrai
miento en- que viven.
La idea SO debe a nuestro amigo
don Leopoldo Boado, captain del
puerto de esta ciudad, y por ella me-
rece placemes
Hombres de incativAs como g. o.
10 que necesitamos para sacar q
nuestra sociedad do la mo lorra en-
que yace
Nos espera, pues, un buen e. de
a6o, 81 los proyectos no SO quedan
ell proyectos.
MARIANA ABRIL.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
"A DEHoRAcIA sipue alerta,

LA DEAoRtCIA sigue alerta.
ri cmgs es lAudano que no Ia
adormece.
La anest-sia no cab. en- organis-
mos refractarios al narc6tico.
En- el palenque estamos y en- los
asantos del dia tomamos nuestra par
to y emitimos nuestra opinion.
Pero no prescindiremos de los aswn.
tos de la ufspera.
ST &c tr,ta Ae iiplomscia, algo hay
en- nosotros de diplomaticos.
La trama no carece de ingenio y
de oportunidad.
La Stamdar y Bolivar baten pal
mas.
No es tempo todavia.
M'entras qnede eu PIE Ia infant.
de una exploitation inicua, en- pie
quedara del mismo modo Ia protesta
de una altivez espartana.
No en- valde levantamos bondeya
negro
La bandera no sc abate.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
Cacao, II Setiembre 'S9.

~ 10 qua SO ve, 10 Que no SO v5.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

de una carta
Sr. D N Luis Muioz Rivera. {s)

ST. D IN Luis Muhoz Rivera. {.)
Ponce.
Yo Sc, caro- amigo. que usted es
partidario del CAME, y aunque no ten
60 pretensiones de convencerle. n,
por ESQ he de d-jar de proponehe
un par de argumentos, 8 mejor ua
par de hechos que de SECURE causa.
ran impression en- su clara inteligen-,
cia
En- el afo de 1884 el azticar baii
repentinamente $l.75 el quintal, y
la miel q SIS los I2s g4lones; los 81.
ros estaban por entonces & un IT,
po r=lativamente bajo, 8 un tipo al
----------
fl Era ests carta puramsnts privada, do
don Antonio Mattey para Lris Muhos ri.
vers mas nosotros--que deseamos mueh%
luz en- Las cnestionas graves que 20 diseu.
ten -encontrandola di-ereta y pr&sticA,
pedimos autorissci6n para insertarla %
s-tas columnas.
n, estamos on absolute conformes con
sns aigrmentos, one este peri6dico refu.
tara en- ocas' 50 mny p 6xima; pseo, com,
no queremos alimentar on asuntos taes
nirguna ntoleranca, apavscsn aquf todas
las opinioaes, advsrsas y favorablss al can
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
A DiESTRO Y SINIESTRO

Gentes habiles hay por esos nun
dos 4 montones.
Y no faltan en- el Gobierno Gene
raj.
Y no faltan en- el perio iismo con-
servador
lEl pats entero Sc preocupa y sc
conmueve con Ia persistencia de los
monopolios7
FL descontento sube. y sube tan
to que amenaza convertirse en- ola de
irresistible impulse
Pues va que no es bastante el di
que de las denuncias y los seccestros,
Sc construye. improvi'in iolo con ma
teriales ad hoe, el rompe olas del
cange.
Es una estrategia que nos gusta p, !
10 fna pero que no nos sorpren le
nj nos engaia.
LIS M.x rnieh de Puerto Rico son
diee'ros como clos solos.
P>'o LA DEMocRAcA y el pats
We" el lego.
Y quiertn ell csngc y 10 de6en len
sin olvidar 10 otro
E. cange es la conveniencia.
La SUPPRESSION del monopolio es la
dignidad
Sc trabaja y Sc labcra por el canje.
Ms Sc labora y sc trabaja tambiea
contra el monopolio.
Abajo los soles de Mexico
Y alb 10 al mismo tempo los f5s
foros ie B >livar y ell gas de la STAR
datd.
En- Madfid Sc r>sueIven los dos
problemas
Y el pueblo We con dolor que las
Camaras de Comercio Sc ocupea solo
de 10 que les conriene y no protesten
contra la inmora!idad por no DISCUS.
tar los G,biernos
He squf un er isodio de la po,itica
espshola contemporaries, de aver, de
hoy, de hace I'm momento.
Sagasta tenia sobre si la disiden
cia dc su p'opia gente, el odio de los
republicanos, el desamor de los mo-
narquicos, la insidia la impopula-
ridad
Y ent,nces, en- cl dia de mayor
peligro, Sc inventaron las teformas
lie Mauta. Y la atencion del parla
mento Sc 6j6en el asunto novisimo, y
va enconttaron las oposiciones i'm
placabies un hueso que roer, y el ga
binetc prolong6 su vida, Y ahi tene
mos Slg4sta mientras no Sc caste
| R-curso vi-jo es, aunqus recurso
'hcaz cuan 10 Sc planeea con disimu
10 maquiavelico.
El ts gran les apuros hly STEM
pre- un M-tteraith que de la salila
S. ha fira1o aqnI el dinero en- ca
blegrs mas inl es al fla y a la pos
re, pot4u~ 81 ell Gang. h, de veni
vendra sin ellos, y 81 no ha de venir
ellos no 10 traeran.
~ no Sc puede ahAdir una f:asc
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
GRO N &c A
COSAS Y PROYECTOS

No todo hs de- ser plata mejicana
y fo>foros de- Bolivar.
EI canje sigue gu curse natural y
los monopolios deteni6pdose a cada
paso, asombrados de hallarse con
una cposici6n tan -rnda en- un pai'
tan inanso.
Comerciantes y agl!cultores agi
tanse en- estoa diss con motive del
canjs, psro en- tan escaso ndmero
que en- verdad no psrece que la co'a
es afecte mucho.
A la reunion de la Camara de Co,
merc!o 500 coacucrieron veintiocho
comerciantes /; y 4 la de Agric Ito
res, ocho 8 diez de estos, ElIo no quie
re- decir que miren con indiferencia e'
asunto, Es el def cto del china 6 de
q apatia del pals, seg1n dijo anoche
ell sefior Wsilepksmp,
Reuni6ronse anoche en- ell Ayunta
miento los agricultores 8 mejor dl.
cho IN escaso udmero de sl os, para
tomar acusrdos contrarios a CAM.
Como la session era pub)ica, as 8.
ti6 gran numero de comerc'antes,
que no son los meuos interesados en-
o. aSunto.
/ y lego el momento en- que los
agricultores quisieron tomar uu
acuerdo de6nitivo sin acordarse qut
habisn concedido voz y voto a los
comerciantes que estsbap en mayo
ris, y qua estos Sc opondrian q +odc
10 que fuese directamente contra e
capje,
No podian los agricaltores some
ter nipgun acuerdo votacj6n, por
que sald'ian derrotados, pues los co
mercantes no estaban dlspuestos
r,nunciar un derecho que SO les hs
bla concedldo
Fin visto de este. el prssidepte tu
vo a bien suspander la session, sil
que en- defnitivs SO scordase NADIA
Pero una veg solos los agri cuItores
,, velvi, ron 4 reunirse anoche mis- nc
y acordaron diriglr un telegrama a
ministro oponiendose resneltament
al csnjs
En fin; que no Sc perli6 la noche
Els cosa resuelts que Antonio vi
co llegarA con su troupe & esta ciu
dad del 8 al 10 del entrante mes.
Un amigo nuestro ha hecho III
contrato con el representante de
gran actor, por tres funciones, doi
cas que dara en- nuestro teatro,
p r las cuales SO sbrira un abon
dentro de breves dias.
Hay equi gran entusiasmo por co
aocor al primer actor con que cuen
hoy E.paha, al interprete mas nota
ble de los dramas de Echegsray y d
; tolo el repertoire clasico ospanol.
La presencia de Vico Ell Puert
Rec sera uu acontecimiento tea
tai, superior auu al que obtu 70 Va
ero, pues este nos visito en- los aho
lie su d4cadencia, mientras que Vic
Sc halIa hoy en- la plentiful de su
facul, AIDES artisticas.
Una vez termine Vlco gus fuucio
mes, empezara a actuar en- nuestr
teatro la compailia infanti, que ser
otro acontecimiento pues cuantos elo
gios SO hagan do ella resultarian pa
lidos ante el tsento y AS dotes de 10
pcqutnos artistas.
Nuestra ciudad adquirira on ESQ
dias una gran animation pues no Sc
ra escaso el ltmero de personals gu
de los pueblos mas cercsnos q Pom
ce, vengan a sdmirar al actor espa
mol y a los liliputiensi7 artistas,
La temporada tsatral de este an
Aejara, puss. recuerdos gcatos en'r
noyotros, muchos mas 81 tras i
com psnfa infaatil llegs el simp itic'
Roncoropi, como anuncian va 10
peri6licos
Para Dicie mbre SO prepara un
gran 'K4rmesse" on el teatro, organi
zada por la Jaata de Damas del Asil
de Mendigos, en- la que tomarAu part
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
VINO NUTRITIVO
= kola, coca y carae peptonisala, de Torregro'

Il NOEni CVO" y e""o PoPtOttS"uh, bc 1o''oy'Vo'
Alimeuto reparsdor para los orgaoismos de
oil4s,
Poderoso t6nico en- todas las afeccioues de
oraz6n.
Para la snemia no hay ferrueinoso que i
.venthj4
Lavanta Las fuerzss fieicas del ndiviauo ,e
,uyaodo al propio tempo las funciones tode
e Ia nutrcidn.
Els 10 antidoto efcaz contra el abuse de- 10
lcores.
Todos estos preparados de Torregrosa ha
lido prenliados con medalas de orc en- la Ex
posici6n Universal de Chicsgo en- la regious
Je Puerto Rico.
Dep6sito on esta ciudad, en- la Farmacia d
Gadea.
Por mayor, en- la de don LUIS A Torregros.
Aguadills, plaza principal.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
/ NO MAS HERPES |!


Numerosas certifcacionss de individuos Gu
ados de esta fatal doencs atestiguan IA hon
lad de- este medcamepto La HERPETINA
,e emplea al propio tempo con la LOClON
ANTIHERPETlCA DE TORREGROSA que
san brillantes resultados viene dsndo para ex
tirpar las pecas, barros y manchaede la cara
No hay empeine que se resista al trstamie,
20 de la Hrpetina de la Loci6n Antiherpftic
Ia Torregross.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
EEL DIYIN0 MAESTR0'
COLEGIO DE SEGUNDA ENSENANZA

ISABEL 80 PONCE
Desde hoy prmero de Seembre queda alberta Matrcua
IN este Planted para ell curse academico de 1894 1895
La mejor garana que puede orecer los padres de a
ma e de los examenes anterior IA Soe
saieas Noa Buenos Aprobados Syunda EneSaHsd;
SoJeoaentes Notable Buenos Pr'mesa para lngreso
Del 20 al 25 var6caan los exAmenes de lngreso para
alumnos que deseen pasar seg1nda Ensenanza
FRANCISCO G.. DE SILVA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

para decir al Ministro concsytista.
Esos conciertos son un robo oue
Sc realiza q mansalva sobre Ia rique-
"a general.
E'os conciertos deprimen el deco
70 de un pats que no merece los ul.
trajes con que Sc premia su lealtad.
Esos conciertos defraudan al Esta--
do por miles y miles, tai vez por mi-
llones y rilloaes de pesetas,
Fl comercio, Ia industria, la agri-
cultura piden, desean, reclaman, exi-
gen que Sc anulen esos conciertos."
El silencio de las camaras les resta
simpatfas y prestigios.
No solo de pan y de oro viys IL hom !.
bye.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20
Detraa de las CGmaras esta Ia pseu

DStihS oc las ~h'udrdS Cota - ptc0
sa.
Detra de la prensa esta el pai..
FL pals que observa y mido y Jug
ga tolos
va Sc We que los comercisntS apm.
praran sus eiros mas baratos. epc
briran sus vencimientos con mas hol-
gura 81 el cange llega por el proxlmo
correo.
va sc ve que el cange es una ga
nancia positiva de un tanto por cien-
tQ crecido para los que consumer la
mercancfa, extrangera 6 nacional.
7 sin embargo. el comercio. sin
desatender sus ;ntereses, debi6 aten-
der 1 la honra del pueblo
Debi6 rechAzar los monopolios
Debid manifestar con enerpia ~
disgusto
| All 7! Estsba por medic Ia casa
grande, Ia casa defendida en- un pc
riodico por un baron Kant, cuyo We =
dadero nombre seria bueno conocer
& fin de aquilatar la importancia de
la defensa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-09-20

Para Dicie mbre SO prepara una
gran 'K4rmasse" en- el teatro, orgsni
zada por la Junta de Damas del AsiIo
de Mendigos, en- la que tomarau pArte
las principales senoras y senoritas de
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14
NEWS OF BELFAST.


i''s seill 'i''t'.'' '''F ''a inn
''''9 '''F'',i9iA WILL Nqil' iiiN
l1 nfrfs Sa'''s't'A ne we'k
H. Sf'h IN fiji l'li'siS '''i''
al'atf''N ''Ni"4 eNrfN 'Ie-
a'''' 'N}1'A'' f'''e il'f
''''pl9' i'N''S 'e 9''i'i9 'ilT
tNteH \ ~liEbi oceidenT haa
f0t passenger trafn II lh"rmiiSe
l evening The tTaip wa~ eein-
Nss going ~ the siding a Az
-l5l ta nass whfn tlfe tepslgFs
H aud smoker lett the lr9lfs.
Ae fFau r#inAlned 'm iiie Aatn
tft- il1te. | iiN engine, taLgsi lrtt
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1894-06-14
For the Ladies'!

VIZ h0re genuiIse Don-
gnia stock. opera AMI
common sense lasts,
patent ieather tips. bat
ton afs1 iace boots. These
boots are not Oniy GOOD
STYLE bit their rear
ing quulities cann0t De
surpassed IN higher cost
SLoes
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12
EMPIRE MINE SOLD.

Helena People Purchase the Holdings OF
ths English Company In This County.
There was fled for record in the Office Of
the county clerk yests day deed from the
Golden Leaf company. limited. Of England.
TO Samuel Word and W. +. Word. of this
city. conveying the interests OF the com.
papy in this county 10 the Helena men.
Inc consideration is $1,000. and for that
sum the company sells she group OF mines
known as the Emtirs mines, with all she
equipment. This equipment takes in one
OF the best mills in this county and other
mining machinery valued at 500 600. The
sale also includes the Bell Boy gold mine,
in the same district. for which the oou-
pARy paid $4,000 and which mas made for
its owners twice that sum. 10 is
Understood thut the principal object
Of the purchasers Was TO get hold OF the
Bell Boy, which they had oArefally ex-
ported. With the result that they believe n
will more shan make them whole in a little
while. The Golden Leaf company also
owns some placer ground in BeaVeThead
county, bat this Is not inciuded in the sale.
The Emp irs D operties OF the Golden Leaf
company have not been worked for quite a
while, Manager LongmAid having reported
that they would not pay 70 operate. The
Bell Boy also was reported 10 have ben
worked down 20 the point where there was
no more proAt in II. The new owners will
devote their time TO the Bell Boy, believing
that there 10 still pay ole IN that property.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12
AnInrltinr Mindon.

The Domestic window" display al the
New York DRY Goods Store is quite the
most inviting exhibition IN Montana. A
metropolitan window In arrangement and
appearance but ITiess marked on each
article are made 20 mest the approval OF
sverJbody's purse. This window indicates
desirable ohsngss in the styles Of spring
effects.
AZ the New Ysrk Store 10 said 10 be
'i'sditeur de Psrt - de IL mode pour le
monde chic" Of Helens, We tRks 10 for
granted that their visitors and customers
will be mors hume Gus than sVer-if such q
thing we're possible.
critic said, when speaking concerning
the window, that everything within had a
very spfiag Ike appsaTaL-- but that thsJ
neglected TO display the Low style OF can
vas. or What IL called to-daI dueking. for
spring dresses.
For this the New York store offers az
apology. They regret to make the humil-
iatiuG confession that they have had these
goods for the last ten DAYS aud never knew
what IA vas hence its nOn-sppearsnce in
the window.
They respectfully extend most cordial
invitation to she ladies TO visit the store
where twenty or thirty pieces await their
inspection.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12
GONE FOR coon.

There is no probability OF the repub
hcans gaining control OF the United
States senate after March 4, 1895. The
present membership Of that tody IL
made up Of forty -four democrats, thirty
seven republicans, four populists and
there are three vacancies OF those
whose terms will expire next March M
teen are republicans aud fourteen are
democrats. Among the republicans who
20 out Is Senator Higgins, Of Delaware,
and that state lie not likely TO again be
guilty Of sending a republican TO the
United States senate. Msnderson, OF
Nebraska. and Woleott, OF Colorado,
both republicans. also go out OF office
and the chances are very great that
they will be succeeded by straight pop
ulists. or populists with democratic
leanings. The only democrat whose
seat may be contested by the republic
cans with even small hope Of success, is
Mart q, Of Kansas So the democrats
seem absolutely sure Of keeping forty
four Of the eighty eight senatorships.
With democratic vice president con
troll OF the senate is safely lodged in
democratic hands for the remainder Of
President Clevelsnd's term. Two sena
tors will be elected by the next legisla-
lures Of Montana and Wyoming -four
seats which have heretofore been ooou-
pied by republicans The last legisla-
lures IN these states had republican mi
norities, and il the legislatures elected
this fall are Of the same political COM
plexion, instead Of four republicans rep
resenting Montana and Wyoming in the
United States senate, there will be one
Dopulist and one democrat from each Of
hese states.
Republican control Of the United |
states senate has gone for good
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

attitude q the obstructionists IN
their own party is primarily respon-
sible for their reverses. When men
Ike tho two New Jersey senators, and
Brice. rni Murphy, and Ill., deliber-
a,oly 60 back on the pledges OF the
party, the democratic rank and ile may
be excused II they waver in their sup
port Of tho party. Democratic prin-
ciplos mean something OF they mean
nothing. II the party, after all, doss
notiintend 10 revise the tarid in the in
tercst of the overburdened mass Of the
people. then IL might as well disband
and hand the country over 20 the pop
ulists or the republicans.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

No SERIOUS results 20 the country al
large would follow the execution OF the
threat by three Union Pacific receivers
to resign. They are said 10 be out Of
temper because Of Judge Caldwell's crit
icism. but more so because OF Judge
Dundy's delay in fixing their salaries at
81 800 a month, as they requested some
time ago AT any rate, they will prob
ably not resign until Judge Dundy pos
itively refuses TO allow them such sal
Rrv
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

THF marquis Of Alesbury must have
been what is known IN the west as a
hustler He died the other day leaving
behind debts footing up the magnificent
total OF Sl,2jOO0O As he was not a
very old man he must have improved
his opportunities TO the limit IL may
be said in his favor that he did not en-
deavor to marry an American heiress,
but followed the natural inclination Of
his heart and married a music-hall
slnQer.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

The recent bulletin Of manufactures
issued by the census bureau shows that
yearly wages in manufactures run from
S2l6 in North Carolina to S722 in Mon
tana VIII some friend OF protective
taxes tell us what makes the difference
in wages in North Carolina and Mon
tsna, both being under the same law?
II protective tariffs are for the purpose
Of keeping up wages, does the Mckinley
law keep up wages in Montana or in
North Carolina?
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

6hAAuNc that the republican party
apparently has gained some ADVANTAGE
IN the municipal elections the spring
the question naturally arises. What has
tie party done 20 merit a restoration to
popular favory SO Tar as the west il
concerned the party has stool like a
stone wall against the silver interest
and the republican congressman who
havo'voted in the interests of this soc
ton could be counted On the fingers ~
two hands. As 20 the tariff question -
there has been republican copgress
man who has not voted 20 keep in force
that cause Of our business troubles. the
Mckinley tariff, We Lavo not discovered
him. But II democrats VIII carefully
reflect on the situation VIC think thew
will reach the conclusion that the
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

The following lisa description OF horses
supposed to be stolen aud nov in possession
Of she sheriff Of Lewis and Clarke county:
One ysarlinR sorrel mare white face and
Whitish feet No brand
One yeaTling sorTel mare. white half
moon In face. No brand.
One blaok Vearlibg mare. No brand.
One sorrsl horse. shout two years old.
white had feet, one small Waite spot size
0f dollar 10 face.
One iron grew nave. vhitish strip In face.
oombined "a on lsfi shoulder. lower part
Of brand blotohed.
One bltek mare. bald face, glass eve on
left side branded on left hip faint.
For further particulars apply to G. ID.
Quits, shsnd.
Have Jo9 seen those fancy -atosns At The Pee
bso Hive FOR ~ cents.
Go South via Abort Lea Route. a. Nst l..
hy. Superior service and quick time.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

THE proposition 10 coin Mexican dol
lars at United States mints seems n
good deal like trifing with a question o.
the gravest Importance. Those who
support the resolution in the senate al
NIT that it would be at best an expert
ment, though they excuse the expert
ment by saying that il could not DOS.
sioiy DO any harm. This government is
abundantly able 10 manage It's own
financial affairs, aud 10 certainly is not
good policy 20 involve a friendly neigh
boring power in strictly domestic mat
tiers. ii lie the province OF tho United
States TO com and issue the money o.
the United States, and not Of any other
country. Such q proposition can only
serve % delay the free coinage Of silver
On tho United States.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

A GREAT light shines out from Colo
RADIO, and it may help to dispsl the
gloom which envelopes Mayor Weed,
due to the necessity Of dividing about a
dozen Offices among twelve dozen appli-
cants At Newcastle. town in the
Centennial state, woman is an sppli-
cant Tor appointment as city marshal,
and the city council has taken forty
ballots without being able to defeat her
This suggestion may end all OF Mayor
Weeds perplexities.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

THE murder OF Policeman Flynn,
early yesterday morning, while in the
discharge Of his duty, is q startling event
IN our municipal annals. The deed was
the work q desperate criminals, whose
presence in the community ia a serious
menace TO life and property. The muir
dered officer was a brave aud fearless
man, who shrank at no danger and who
had repeatedly given evidence OF his
efficiency and bravery. HIS post 10 the
vicinity Of the Northern Pacific station
Was hazardous one and be offered Ut
his life for the community Public rec.
ignition Of the heroic and self sacrIho
ing services Of this officer would be both
meet and proper
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

THE miners Of Butte appreciate the
fact that the democrats in the house
passed the seigniorage bill over the
presidents veto by more than two
thirds majority, and the further fact
that the republicans came to the rescue
Of the goldbugs and defeated the meas
ure on the second vote. Consequently,
in the city election held Monday they
voted against republican candidates for
aldermen in that city, and turned over
to the democrats and populists the man
agement Of municipal affairs.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12
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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

A b. c. Pale Export, per
case OF ? dozen quarts. S 2. 90
a. .. C. Pile Export, per
barrel Of p dol quarts o.7s
a. b c bohemian, per
case Of 2 dozen quarts 400
u. .. {. Bohem an, per
barrel Of % dol quarts. 11.2s
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-04-12

DirsotsFat
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A. Johnaon. Richard Looksg
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Interest allowed on time deposits. EHehanas
Issued on principal cities ~ the nlted ttatra.
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b. fsisErsph. lollections pron pity attended -
City eountI and stats securities bought aad soA
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