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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
Papel para Peri6dicOs

Del tama1o del BoLETlN y
del que tenfa " 81 Clamor del
Pals " Sc ACADIA de recibir Ell
csta Imprenta una gran reme-
sa, que Sc realiza d precios Ii
mitados.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
ErLLAe,

EsCudos EactsnaIes I'd.
Puerto Rico, taniaho 2S x Al cent
metros. & IS centavos. lmprenta
del BoLETIN.
"hsripOsa "-CspFichs do Con
cierto para piano, obra selecta y cele-
bradisina del eminente compositor
don Gonzalo de J. Ndhez; edicion de
lujo, eIegantemEnte grabada en- Ia
Litografia del BoLETIN. Consta de
6 pzginas de deIiciosz m1sica, levan-
do al frente artfstiea y aleg6rica por-
tada. A peso el ejempiar en- esta
Imprenta,
RscemsndAmaS Is "Digsstina"
Ulrici, que es un nueyo medicamento
que bien puede calihcarse de ehcaz
en- las enfermedades del sstfmag0 J
de asomhrosos resultados, Elexpre
sado remedio Sc adminislfa en- obleas,
y 81 inventor garaDfiza II euracion de
las personas que Ie kn y alivio 6
mel0Eia des1ie IA pFiEaNka GAIA
Este afamado espeeikco 10 recibe y
vende en- Pa rto Rico, D. Fidel Gui-
llefmety.
0rimsn.--Di = cOlegs de- 10
Isla:
aEntre Ponce y Juana Dfaz. fue
muerto eI nlayordomo de Ia hacienda
"Mksceditas,F don Vicente Cahas.
FL cadzver~ do este aparecio en- su
psppia cas-. pef0 por declarscion de
i rnujer de CaEas. que viva en- q
mismo local, Sc sabe que las tresheri-
Kas Cue aqua tenla Sc las habia infefido
sIIps RspslIs duEaute y noehs -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
RECAUDACl0n
De CONTRIDJCIONES DEL ESTAD


l. Oumpliendo con 10 dispuesto g.
IL a,iiculo 4o del Reglamento ge
neral para Ia mpnsici6n, edmiris
TRACTION = bra "a de Ia oontr bu
ci6n inlustrisi Dc comsroio, spru
bsdo por Real Dscrpto de 8 d.
Jnnio fel en- 'e %, y ell l.;
lie Ia IhstrncI.0A p4o "a tobraLE
~ %. 80 to- pnr cr.f ihuciones de
80 de Juuio uei anJ 1886. bag0 IRE
seuaa que, durante 20 dias, con.
tar desds el 10 del ebtr.us. O9tu
bre, Sc proceders por los cobr -dore-
dc esta Recsudaci6n 4 Is cobranza &
tl0miCi,io de Ia q rFesnondiente al
2? trimestTe del ano &c n0mioo
actuai de 1895 90, por In contribu-
ci6u lndus,r al y do Oomerc . } l9
2? de- ls TerTiloIisl
Veucidu dicho t6tmino. lOs que
no 10 hubiesen satisfeChJ podrsn
veriticarIo en- eFta Recaudam6u, al
t. on la calle del 0risto n6m-ro II.
durante Utro plaao de- dles d a.,
qur tsrminarA el 81 del mis-
M OJtubre; Ell Ia / telige O ella
de Que, trsnsccfrido este Gltimo
lGrmino, se procederA al cobco por
Ia "a ejeoativa, seg6n 10 prevent
do Lor lermiuant ordeoes de 10
In'eDdencis, y en- RI r'iculo ii de
Ia clt4da InsLrucci0o, spiicaudose
0 los dendo es Les penas eet, b eel
das en los articulos - y "a do la
III suta.
Lo que Sc hace p6blico para co
7 oNnIiento de los contrlb0i entes
quienes coBcierna.
Puerto Ric", Srptieml re 20 &c
1895.
Ell RECAUDAD
Aato2iO III. de A'd-ey.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
ANTONIO lsEaI IsiBlLT.

O1otog en- DeFecho Civil = o.
S6aioo, AEogs60 de los nnstres
0o'egioa da Madrid y Puerto Rioo,
son 0ufese alberto en- IL Capital de
10 Aoasequia, ofssoe guss sarvicioa
profesionalos & ku numero 0 ellen
tela de esta IslA. para ante el Tri-
bunsl Supreme dc JugticiA, oil Con-
sejO de Estsdo, Tribunal de Ouen
tas del Rein0 y dern&s controR su
perlcrea, judiciAIes y iraiaiatEau
vOa della Ea0a6a.
SaEKaa. aER 6l n
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
MovrMTENTo DE BUQUgs
ENTRADAs DE- TRAvEsfA


De Habans = eslala vao. cap.
'BaldOmero IylesiN" s. dc Ez
Quisga a Ia orden: G 100 cl velas
de sebo.
De Barcslora y escala vsp cap.
"Jdsn FOrgas" q Raeeft Hsrmanoe
COD csrga general pars varlos.
De Philadelphia vspor irg es
'But kminstei" 4 s. de EzQuiaga,
con 2635000 kllos carbon mir era
RxTRAoAs o. oABorAJs
vap. esp. 81 o Bo,ch" de PJnce
sALIDAs DR TRAvxsiA
Para B:unawick gol anne "Lu y
DAVIS" despaehais por AadIes
rOsss, en- lastIe.
Para Boston gol inp. "A''h !"
desps. b ada por Aodre, O'nsa- II G
bsyes 2.3 8 Ories aEd,AE 74554 K :
'os.
gALIDAs DH OABJTAJE.
Bifa. esp. 'MAiia A tau para
Arroyo.
Col. esp. "Elefantt" pa'a Arecibo
Msysgtiez y Ponce.
DESP ACHADOS
Nipg1no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
SANTORAt

Viernes TI.-Slntos Fermin. OBJ. y
cf, y Nicasio. OBJ. y mr., Luis Beltrjn,
Ct. y santa Plscid4, virgen.
Sibado IL -Nuestra Sonora del
Pillar de Zafagoza. san Felix y sa
CiEEiano, mrs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
Los DERECHOy PLSIVOg
DNE
VAGISTERIO DE ULfRAEAR,

! ca DecretO y &sglament0 que
regular est0s derechOs, y for
mularios completes para 4 sO-
ncitud de JubiIaciOnsss vaude-
dades y Orfandades, por Don
Andres r. 0ilerOs ex-xnSpec-
tor de 1. Ensenanza y Maestro
pdblico dc 1KadrId.
Fol,eto dedioado 81 6r Gasc6n
0Iputado pox esta Isla.
VSadess en- esta imprenta
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
BELIvAR ARRUZAY ca.
TETTAN-1I

1-lGaoeDistas importadores d.
pfovisiones. Venta al Dor mayor
Duefos do Ia antigua p acredita
DIS Fabrics de F0s.oros, estableCi
ds en- Ssntnrce.
Marcas BOLTVAR y CONTLL
--Depcsito Tetuzn IL,
Agentes de ia 9oeeditada marca
dc oigavrillos Paiarito. BeIlexa :
1begted.
tSbriaa &c licOTeE Gs sodas clasas
AGmitau aztcsres s consiona
DION.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
rRAvEsfA.

Baa. nor. ~ :binA' deseaTgsndO.
Bmg ing. "Ou'dOoL" dsicas
gando.
Vsr. etp. "B aldomerO Ig'es'sh'
carRa pdo.
Vsp. esp. "Juan Forga." dessa :
gand
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
aEsNAIz J. Co..
=. -f.--TaTuAN-l:i

HnportadofSs On grande escz,a.
oe mercanc'aS de todas proceden.
Sns teEtas dc detail La 1TZ
nE1sECTBlCA y LA VILLA DE
BILBAO son Eempre las maior
1iensn buCrYsaIes lmDOStadoro.
en- Arecibo y HumscAo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
cABoTAJH

CAB0TAJN
Col. esp "Pep;toH lnvernapdo.
Col. esp. I'D JIores7 invernsndo.
Col. esp. "JoVen OlsFAH lnYer-
nandc.
Col. esp. "Amella" pendieDte.
GJ. esp. "Enrlqueta' invernsnA =
10.
Gol. esp. Dichesa" pendiente.
Col. esp "HortenciA" carga para
Arroyo J Ponce.
Co.. esp. "E enE" carga para
Az uadil . y Msyagties.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11
<zUzA LOCAL.
SO6RINOS DE- E1DUIAEA.
RCETkI:E1A, III

Ussa De gisos = ConiRionsF.
Agsntss ds lOs vApOIss-cofrsos Q. =
oomPAriA TrAsasiAnsica hSpanolz.
AGsutss as Id ID As los ssncrss La.
rinaga , UO., Dc Liverpool.
Iasm idem u. Ii. Fletcher . Uo.
I'd. (oOmPanta "La FleOhA') d, Id.
ASsnSss as ID Id Dc los sen0rss J, I
hi.ASis } TO-, Linea dc "Hsrra'.
Agsntes De BAhs, Behrsnd , Ro.s
L!nsa dc "Ssrra".
ASsnIss Dc 10 UOmpsHla Dc EsEafo
'ot.trSl0cs04ios dsD.Etnsdn IA6 no
fsi -.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1895-10-11

OPnRAmoHns DH BUoUHs HE PTo
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SILVER GETS A LIFT.
Michigan Democrats Declare UlqulIi-
fadly For Free Coinage.
PUT IN VERY PLAIN WORDS
All Along the Line There Is a Grow
ing Sentiment In Favor of the
Restoration of the Peoples
Money.

SAGINAW, Mich, Feb. 2s.-Chief Justice
John w. McGrath of the Michigan SUI
preme court was renominated for Justice
of the supreme court by reclamation by
the democratic state convention held here
to-day. The following resolution was
passed:
The democratic party of Michigan, in
convention assembled, halls with delight
the rapidly increasing sentiment in favor
of the restoration of silver to the position
it so long held in the monetary system of
our country, and unqualifledly declares in
favor of the unlimited coinage of silver
and gold with full legal tender power at n
ratio of 16 TO /. and invites every patriotic
citizen, regardless of party affiliations, TO
join with us in am imperative demand for
immediate legislation to that end, and
without regard to the position OF any
other nation with respect thereto.
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1wig This Name.

ST. PETERSBURG. Feb. 2S.-Prince
Lobanoff Rostowoski, Russian ambassa-
dor to Austria, has been appointed min
lister of foreign affairs, in succession of
the late NJ. De Giers.
Prince Lobanoff- was COVER
nor of Bulgaria before the election of
Prince Alexander of Battenberg. He is
very wealthy and was sent to Rome last
year to announce to the pope the access
sion of Gar Nicholas III to the the
throne. The prince was received by the
pope on Dec. 30 and ho was afterwards
decorated with the order of Christ.
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GENERAL YOUNG,
He Has a Brilliant Military and Bust
p ness Record.

u mas "a ana Bus1-
p ness Record.
SALT LAKE CITY, Feb. Ex-Governor
West to-day appointed r. w. Young
brigadier general and commander of the
Utah national guards.
General Young is a grandson of the late
Brigham Young and has a brilliant mill
tary and business record. In 1873 he was
appointed cadet from Utah to the West
Point military academy. He graduated
four years afterwards and was assigned to
DUTY with the Fifth United States artillery
and stationed at Governors Island, where
he acted as post adjutant. Later he
served as captain and Judge advocate of
the department of the East on the staff of
Gen. w. 5. Hancock. In 1856 he was
transferred TO Fort Douglass, and re-
signed from the service in 1883 to begin
the practice of law in this city, being
graduate of the law school of Columbia
college. Last April he assumed the ed ito
rial and business management of the
Salt Lake Herald.
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MORGAN WASN'T READY.

But the Court Tried Him and Sent III m
Up For 1S Years.
STAFFORD COURT House, Va, Feb. o.
The jury in the case of the Acqui Creek
train robber, Charles Morgan, returned a
verdict of guilty this afternoon and sent
ence was fixed at Is years in the peniten-
tiary. After the arguments were con-
cluded, the judge asked Morgan if he had
anything to say why sentence should not
be pronounced. Half raising himself he
said: II was not ready for trial. / had
no idea ! would be tried at this term of
court. Twas not physically or mentally
in a condition to be tried and did not want
to be tried in this condition" The case
of Charles j. Searcey was continued.
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WEINSTEIyS
HELENA, Sixth Ave. & Main.
NEW YORK, los Sixth Ave.

You can buy OF us to as good advantage as
you can In New York city We ship goods not
only 10 small towns in oregon. Colorado. Da-
kOta aud California, but TO the largest cities in
these states rs well. Tue Pre- made possible
name household word all over the Northwest
We want your trade. and we expect to gan it
by giving you better values than you ever had
anywhere else.
The "lS47 Rogers Bros" silver plated ware
the original Rogers goods-d)es not need our
accommodation. No one but us ever made
suchprces as these on il. though. Every piece
warranted genuine.
Table knives and forks. plain or fancy
handle, per set OF each ......L....... 81 so
Tea spoons. latest patterns, Sc OF Co.. ! as
Dessert spoons, attest patterns. set OF g., 2 10
Table spoons, latest PATTERNS, set OF -. 70
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TURBULENT STUDENTS.

They Are Giving st. Petersburg's Police
Great Trouble.
ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. 2s.-There were
fresh disturbances among the students on
Tuesday, and on Wednesday they held
meetings to protest against the trial by
the police authorities of the students who
were arrested on Feb. 81. The students
claim that the prisoners should be tried
by ordinary tribunal. The behavior of
the students at these meetings was so
demonstrative that the police intervened
and took the names of 400 of their num-
Der.
1t transpires that two students were
killed during the disturbance Feb. p and
a professor was wounded while trying to
mediate between the students and the po-
lice.
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AMERICAN MEAT.
Secretary Morton shows How 1t Is the
Best on Earth.

Secretary Morton shows How 1t Is the
Best on Earth.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-Secretary Nor
ton has prepared a statement for the as
ISOLATED press regarding the meat trade
of the United States with certain foreign
countries:
Export American beef is OF such high quail
ity that parliamentary committee in England
in 1898 reported that. in some OF the most fash
iOnable and aristocratic markets in London, it
was frequently sold as "prime Scotch and Eng
lish meat" In some Of the large meat selling
establishments in the aristOcratic west end OF
London there was practically none other than
American meat sold. Yet IL was called ENG
lish" and ''Scotch."
The prices OF American dressed beef per hun
bred pounds at the Central meat market OF
London on Dec. 81, 1894, were as follows: Amer
Ican beef, killed in England. S1O12is a hundred
to SO SIS. Refrigerator American beef S1I.12is
to S12. 1919 per hundred weight for hind quar-
tiers; for fore quarters, s. jO6iSS.OO.
IL is claimed by the United states inteTna-
tional dealers in meats that all the cry against
the edibleness OF American meats and all
charges against the sanitary condition OF Amer
lean live cattle sent abroad. are inspired by
landowning protectonists OF Germany and
France. They desire. 1t is sad, to make cattle
and meat higher in the German and French
markets by making cattle and beef scaTcer. The
herds OF the United States are in splendid sani-
tary condition
There has not been a case OF pleuro-pneu-
monia in any Of the United states or territories
during the last three years. There is no con-
tagious. infectious. or communicable disease
now prevalent among domestic animals in any
state or territory OF the Union. There has not
been, and there will not be. shipped to any
European port any animal or the products OF
any animal which has not been inspected and
declared healthy. wholesome and edible The
United States will continue to furnish an meat
less Europe with the best and cheapest PORK
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RHEA Is A RUM ONE.
That Is II Mr.. Outhwaite Has His Record
RirhI

hiEnt.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2s.-The speaker
laid before the house the presidents veto
of the bill to pension Catherine OFT, and
it was referred to the committee on PEN
sions. The "a bills passed by the senate
on Tuesday night, most of them of minor
Importance, were laid before the house
and disposed Of The senate amend
ments to the bill to prohibit the wearing
of the sign of the red cross without per-
mission of the National Red Cross society
were agreed to.
McCreary presented the conference re-
port oh the consular and diplomatic APP
preparation bill and moved that the house
insist on its disagreement to the senate
amendment providing for the Hawaiian
cable.
Mr.. Hit moved to concur in a motion
that took precedence. This question had
been twice discussed in the house and the
vote was on Mr.. Hits motion, without
debate. The motion was lost, lis to $50.
Then, without division. the house insisted
on its disagreement to the Hawaiian
amendment and the bill was sent to fur
Their conference.
Mr.. Martin, democrat of Indiana, then
called up the presidents veto of the bill
for the pension of Hiram Rhea, and moved
to pass it, the presidents veto notwith-
standing. Mr.. Martin said be believed he
could convince the house that. if the bill
was passed over the veto, il would be in
the interests of the people and of the
treasury, and would, moreover, be an act
of justice to Rhea.
Mr.. Cultivate bitterly attacked the mo-
ton. He read from aflidavits of some of
Rhea's acquaintance alleging that he was
a notorious rebel bushwhacker, a COM
mon robber, and terror to the commu-
nifty in which he lived-that he had IN
fact at one time belonged to the Goth
North Carolina rebel regiment, that he
had been wounded after the war, and
that he had been accused of murder.
Congress should, Mr.. Cultivate de-
clared, pass no bill in favor of n man with
such a disreputable record. The vote was
taken by yeas and nays, in accordance
with a provision of the constitution. and
the bill failed to pass over the veto, SO to
153. Several bills relating to the district
was passed and the house adjourned.
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ONE FOOLS WORK.

Jealousy Caused the Death of Three Peo-
pie i'm Belgium.
VIEWERS, Belgium, Feb. ga tragedy
which resulted in the death of three per-
sons occurred this evening. A sergeant
belonging to an infantry regiment in gar
rison here recently became insanely jeal-
Gus of his mistress. This evening he fol-
lowed her to a cafe where he saw her
seated at table in company with an
other sergeant belonging to the same
regiment. The jealous man shot the
woman and her companion and then dis
charged the weapon at himself. All three
died soon after the shooting took place.
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An Awful Oath

TACOMA, Wash, Feb. 2s.-David T.
Thomas, n coal miner, met an awful
death at the Carbonate coal mine yes,er-
day. Connected with the machinery of
the mine is large fan, the bearings of
which require frequent oiling Thomas
climbed TO the fan and began the work of
Cling. when his blouse caught in the re-
volving wings of the big fan. Before he
could eXtr.cate himself he was whirled
about with the fan until there was
scarcely a whole bone left in his body.
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cHOPPlNG The EXPENSES.
The Indian Department TO BE Conducted
On "A Revised Plan.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.--Secretary Smith
has approved the report of Expert Joseph
L. Bender on the plan for supplying the
Indian service for the next fiscal year.
The report provides for a general re-
trenchment in the expenditures at the
Chicago and New York warehouses, and
arranges for the opening of warehouses
ut Chicago about April 20, contingent on
the opening of bids there before those
opened in New York, and for it's continu-
ance for a period not longer than eight
months. A special agent of tho Indian
bureau will be detailed to open the bids
and award the contracts at San Francisco
for goods for the coast agencies. Medical
supplies heretofore purchased for St.
Louis delivery will be required TO be deliv-
cred in New York or Chicago, and the rate
of pay of inspectors of goods and sup
plies will be reduced from $40 to s. day.
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AFTER A STLTRY FIGHT
Continued from First Page.)

gle of the evening occurred on the JOINT
consideration of house bill No. 81 and SEN
ate bill 10, relating TO the measurement
of water and defining the equivalent of a
miners inch. Hedges was the father of
the bill and he explained the inner work
ings of the proposed new method of get
ting at water measurements. The bill
was opposed by nearly every member on
the floor and finally went to the pile of
indefinitely postponed bills.
House bill No. 1888 appropriating So
1911, for the relief of Daisy Doyle and
others for services rendered the state.
was recommended for passage as were
also house bill No. Cpl relating to the ar
rangement of political parties ballots,
and an improved method for casting the
same.
House bill No. 1856. also touching upon
ballots, and the substitutes for house bill
lbs, creating a use for the sinking fund of
school bonds; and senate bill No. 90, con-
corning the rights of suffrage and qualiii-
cations for holding Office were reported
favorably.
The committee arose and reported and
tho house adjourned at the hour of mid
night.
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BLUFFED.
Costa Rica Turns Back Some Colombian
Rebels

Costa Rica Turns Back Some Colombian
Rebels.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 28.-The authorities
of Costa Rica have just frustrated an in
vasion of Colombia. Ii appears n number
of rebels, having secured lot of arms
and vessels 10 transport them to that
country. assembled at Port Limon,
when the matter was brought to
the attention of the Costa Rican
authorities. The latter then notified the
rebels that force would be employed If
necessary TO prevent them from sailing.
and the attempted invasion was abau-
doned. The oil ,ials Of the Port Liulou
are now understood 70 be i'm communica-
ton with the government Of Costa R.ca
and the expulsion of the Columbian rebels
from the territory Of that republic Is
threatened.
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TOUGH MR.. TAYLOR.
He Has Good Job But n Mighty Bad
Reputation.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2S.-A case is now being
tried in the criminal court in which c. Ii.
]. Taylor, the colored recorder of deeds
for the District of Columbia, charges
William Calvin Chase, editor of the Bee. a
weekly publication read chiefly by the
colored population, with criminal libel.
1t has brought out considerable sensa-
tional testimony. There was published
in the Bee of January >. an article chars-
ing Taylor with gross misuse Of the APP
pointing power. with collecting political
assessments from the colorel men en-
ployed 5y the government, and with per-
sonal immortality and impropeicties with
the female employees of his office.
Taylor had Chase arrested for criminal
libel and the case now being tried is the
result. Several women formerly en-
plOyed in the recorders Office have testi-
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GOOD ENOUGH FOR HIM.

senator McLaurin Won't Leave the
Democratic Party.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Nc
Laurin of Mississippi, speaking to-day of
the proposed formation of a new silver
party, said: II am in favor of the free
coinage of silver at 16 to /, but l am a
democrat, loyal to my party, and l hope
to see this accomplished by the demo-
cratic party. / will not join any new
party. The democratic party is good
enough for me. -
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
ANACONDA TIME CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway.

(Time Schedulel
All trains Arrive and Depart from Butts,
Anaconda & Pacific Depot.
ARRIVEIN ANACONDA.
No. 3, Helena & Butte express, daily 1905 m
No. 1, Butte Express, arrives daily -. 600 p ID
DEPART FROM ANACONDA.
No. .. Butte Express for It. Paul,
Chicago and all Eastern points de-
parts daily ...,............ 500 am
No. I. Butte and Helena Express for
Helena and intermediate points.
departs daily 2:iO m
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Montana Union.
Northern Pacific.


TRAINS ARRIVE At BUTTE
No. ! From 81. Paul. Chicago and all
Eastern points. arrives Northern
Pacluc Loca. Depo, daily at. $40 N
" L. No. From Spokane, Tacoma.
Seattle, Portland and an Coast
points arrives Montana Union De-
pot. daily at. .................... f0.4j m
TRAINS LEAVE ETITE
~ L. No. ! For spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and an Coastand
California points. cave Montana
Union Depot. daily At ............ $50 m
No. For 81 Paul Chicago and an
Eastern, Southern and Canadian
points. leaves Nolth.ru Pa..uc 10
ca Depot daily az ..................tO .2l p m
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-01
N.t.rl l..rht of Wv I'll.

WASHINCToN. Feb. -s.-The president
has sent 10 the house vetoes Of the bulls
granting lights Of way through the Indian
territory 10 the Arkansas d Northwestern
and the oklahoma Central Railway COM
panies.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-03-01
celebrnted Man on . CeIehrstoa RnIlrn,.

Gen. Lew Wallace the renowned soldier
statesman. traveller and author. pays this com.
pllment to the Chicago. Milwaukee ~ 1T. Paul
Oct. G. 1884:
II have Travelled all over the United State,
and Europe, but never before have | seen such
magnificent train services as L enjoyed on The
Milwaukee. between Chicago and St Paul, The
private compartment cars are superior 10 any.
thing of the kind l ever saw"
The trains referred to by the author OF "Ben
Hur" are vestibued throughout, heated bv
steam, lighted by electricity and arranged with
the famous electric berth reading lamp.
j. +. CoNLEY,
Asst. Gen. Pass. Agt.
81. Paul. MINI.