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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
Drukarnia ekspedycya: 574 Noble Str. Chicago, ILL.,
ROk Is.

przez co krzywdzi ksiegarzy
tych, kt6rzy placa autorom "a
ich prace krzywdzi tych auto.
row - a kto ksiazki takie kupu-
je - pomaga czynic blizniemu
swemu krzywde. To tez pano-
vie autorzy W Europe powinni
zabezpieczyc sic pred korsarzem
i wyjac Copyright" W Wa
shingtonie - co jednego tylko
kosztuje dolara.
Piszemy to dla tego, il ksiega-
RE polacy w kraju protestuja
przeciw takiemu postepowaniu
p. D. prosza mas W imie uczci-
wosci dziennikarskiej o poparcie
i wykazanie krzywd, jake i'm
p. D. wyrzadza. DodaG tu trze-
ba, re W zesz}ym tygodniu p. D.
nZgode" drukowal, i W kazdy
egzemplarz przeznaczony do
Europy, pismo swoje w}ozy} =
"a nasze pieniadze robiac sobie
reklame. ,,Zgode" mu tez ode
brano dla tel innych przyczyn
i drukuje sic teraz organ nasz W
skandynawskiej drukarni. Cho-
dzimy re ,,Zgoda" cd Kaifasza
do Anasza, ME dziw wiec, ze
ekspedycya jest kiepska re czy-
telnicy skarza sic ma nieregular-
ne odbieranie organu.
Czy ME czas mice w}asna ma
szyne! Toz to wstyd dla Zwia-
zku!
Przepraszamy czytelnik6w ma.
szych, mianowicie piekne czy.
telniczki, ze poraz pierwszy ma.
pisac musielismy artyku} tax o.
sobisty, ale potrzeba tego wyma-
ga, jesli cz}owiek niesumienny
oba4amucac chce opinie zwiazko.
wych dla w}asnej korzysci, dla
w}asnych cel6w, rzuca kamieniem
potepienia ma zarzad Zwiazku,
aby W metnej wodzie ryby }owic.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
NOtatki.

w niniejszym numerze zamieszczamy
nazwiska nowoPrzyjetych czionkow W
liczbie oko}o 24O. Po posiedzeniu Rzadu
Centr. nadeszio gotowych aplikacyi do
przyjeoia oko&o II. w taxi sposob W
tym nowym roku, ktory liczy zaledwie
tygodnie, wstapi}o do Zwiazku prze-
szlo 600 czlonk0w.
kadny poczatek! - co?
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Ao o|asy r. ~. ihlhSiy hie-
dy sic pisa}o: buduje dom, po-
trzeba mi pieniedzy, kochani ro-
dacy zap}accie mi "a lat kilka
CORY - no i pieniadze sypa}y
sic. TIE czasy mine}y ME wr6ca.
P. Dyniewicz pisze, re Jest tax
starry zwiazkowy - tymczasem
figuruje on ma liscie pod mr.. 9o4O
i do tow. Gwiazda wstapil 21,go
marca r. 1892. A poniewaz jest
bardzo siwy ME chciano go przy.
jat, utrzymujac, il przekroczy}
liczbe lat konstytucya przepisa-
ma. Wtedy p. d. prosi}, ably W
protok6le zapisano, re jesli po
smierci jego okase sic, il wste-
pujac do Zwiazku mia} wiecej
niz lat so, zrzeka sic pretensyi
do posmiertnego. Dodac trzeba,
ze ten p. d., kt6ry W wielkiej
dla Zwiazku milosci" dom sw6j
"a ,,beEcen" ofiaruje, taxi jest lu.
dEki szlachetny, il robotnikow
swych W okropny wyzyskuje
spos6b, p}acac i'm ceny g}odowe,
- ma 60 biedni przystac musza
W tych krytycznych czasach.
Ia napase p. D. na zarzad
Zwiazku, kiedy idzie jego int,
res, ME dziwi mas wcale, wiedzac
co to "a gwa}towny czlowiek,
kt6ry ME waha1 sic zastrzelic
rodaka, tax ze go ledwie cd
kary obronili PIP. Sherman, Kio}-
basa j Kur nieboszczyk.
Ow ,,dobroczy1ca wielki
Zwiazku mi}osnik'', zalozyl tez
swego czasu kolonie W Arkansas,
gdzie rodacy g}odu prawie u
mierali.
Wobec niesumiennego ataku
p. ID. - musimy juz tu wszystko
powiedziec, gdyz p. D. pisze, ze
,,staie pod pregierzem opinii pu.
blicznej". Mech wiec stale ia.
kim jakim jest.
Dodac jeszcze trzeba, ze p.
d. jest korsarzem literackim.
Czy wiecie kochani czytelnicy
co to jest korsarz9 Ot6z korsarz,
to zb6jca morski, kt6ry napada
okreta kupieckie j }upi je. Kor.
sarz literacki - lupi i okrada
biednych literat6w. Literat, ko.
chani czytelnicy, to czfowiek, kt6-
ry pisze ksiazki, tego tylko zy.
je "a prace swa cd ksiegarzy
otrzymuje wynagrodzenie.
Ksiegarz taxi drukuje je.
go powiesci j sprzedaje je, ably
tez cos zarobic. Ot6z p. ID. bez
'eremonii przedrukowuje dzie1a
axle tanio lie tn sprzedaie.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

Narzeksmy nieraz ma ksiezy - a ss-
mi ich psujemy przez niczem nieuzasa-
dniona, niepotrzebns szkodliws czo}o-
bitnosc ma obchodach {. d. Ma obcho-
die ksiadz wystepuje W charakterze
polska, scsie oddaje tylko wielce IA
siu1onym polskom. Ksiadz zwykle To.
60 ME zada - ale winic trzeba lizusow,
ktorych nigdzie ME brak.
(Cisg dalszy ma stronie 4ej.)
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

moze, re p. d. znany ,,bisnesista"
= kt6ry jest i by} W interesach
twardy nieub}agany - tax cd
razu Zwiazek pokochal, IL mu
rudere swa "a l3 ofaruje tysie-
cy. Sam fakt, ze z 16 spuszcza
ma 13 tysiecy, dowodzi o warto-
Sci domu. OF, dla tego on to ro-
bi, ze Mkt W tel ruderze miesz-
kac ME chce, te ona zadnych
p. ID, dochod6w ME przynosi.
Czasy So "a kiepskie, ludzie dis
w}asnosci realnych, a zwlaszcza
ruder, po kt6rych wiatr hece WV
prawia, te at sciany steksja zalac
sic ma wiasciciela, IL je tax licho
sSleali = kupi6 ME ohca. Powi.
MEN wiec to ucEynic Zwiazek -
W imie patryotyzmu. To samo
chcieli i inni i wo}ali, ze Zwiazek
jako patryotyczna instytucya, W
imie patryotyzmu ich dom, a ME
inny kupic powinien! Zwiazek
wisc nsjlepiej zrebi, jesi sobie
nowy dom postawi, kt6ry ME ma
kosztowac wiecej niz 22 tysiace
(rozumie sic gruntem i ma.
szynami drukarskiemi) - ME
jak uInyslnie pisze p. d. xii.
kadziesiat tysieey. p. d. dba-
}y j zadrosny o swa drukarnie,
i ,Zwiazek bardzo kochajacy'',
pisze, lie instytueya nasza jest te
raz tylko asekuracyjna organiza
eva, przeto ME moze wykonywat
zadnych akcydensowych W dru-
karni swej robot = tylko je od-
syfae p. Dyniewiczowi i jego
zbogacac - bo tax kaze jego
,,wielka dla Zwiazku mi}osc" =
kt6ra przeeie tylokrotnie sic od-
znacza}.
Ow6z juz donosilismy braciom
zwiazkowym, re tylko wydzial
posmiertny bedzie pod kontrola
w3adz - zas do innych wydzia.
low w}adze zgofa sic ME wtraca.
jq.
w ,,charterze" wymienione be.
die tez, re Zwiazek opr6cz wy.
pfacania posmiertnego, ma cele
cy'0ihzacyjnopat,yotyczne. Many
przeciez osobny podatek po-
smiertny i osobny ma cele pa.
tryotyczne, polskie.
lie tez te prawa stanowe dla
p. ID. ME maja wzgledu - i ze-
zwalaja, ze drukarnia ,,Zgody"
. moze konkurowac p. Dynie.
wiczem. Legislature powinna
skasowac wszystkie
polskie drukarnie - zostawic
tylko drukarnie p. d., bo to
cz}owiek wielce ,,zasluzony" i
a nawet kupuje sobie nowe ma
szyny = wiec Zwiazek powinien
u niego yZgode" odbijac.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
No. 5.

TreSt; Artykuf wstepny. - Notatki. -
go.- Przeglad polityczny. -Korespon-
dencye. - W sprawie Oswiaty. - Via
domosci zwiazkowe. - Lista nowoprzy-
jetych czfonkow. - Poecie X. Tetmaje-
rowi. - Rzez Ormian. - Ofiary germa-
nizacyi. - Hr. Toistoj Polakach. -
Wiesci Ojczyzny. - u Galicyi.-Wiel-
XII Rok. - Kronika miejscowa. - Ia
wiadomienia, wyjasnienia, podziekowa-
mia j ogfoszenia.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

tucya "a tax nam potrzebnych.
Zreszta jest to najbezpieczniej-
sze ulokowanie fundusz6w zwia-
zkowych, W krwawym znoj.
nym pocie czo}a przez biednych
zwiazkowych zarobiony, car
nemi cd piracy rekoma cd ust od-
bierany - zgromadzony W re-
ku zarzadu.
Jest to bezpieczne zarazem
pozyteczne dla spo}ecze1stwa u
lokowanie fundusz6w zwiazko-
wych. Powtarzamy pozyteczne
dla spo}ecze1stwa, gdyz rozmai-
te instytucye zwiazkowe, kt6re
jedna po drugiej W rozmaitych
osadach stana = beda przytuli.
skiem wielkiej mysli polskiej W
Ameryce - idei zwiazkowej.
Beda to zywe dowody do cze.
gosmy dazyli cosmy mimo wro-
gich prad6w, walki oszczerstw,
mimo zarzucania nam lekko-
myslnosci niewytrwalosci po-
trafilismy i moglismy dokonac i
dokonalismy.
Dom zwiazkowy inne insty-
tucye zwiazkowe beda idea}ami
naszych wewnetrznych daze1 -
tax jak idea jednego wsp6lne,
go skarbu obrona czynna i po.
moe jaka udzielamy rodakom
walczacym uciskiem W kraju-
So ideaiami naszych zewnetrz.
nych daze1. Ten dom zwiazko-
wy inne instytucye zwiazkowe,
kt6re p6zniej stana, beda zapra-
VIDE pomnikiem naszej dobrej
wolf, naszej piracy niesmiertel-
nosci 1dei polskiej.
Ale Dom zwiazkowy pod
wzgledem nawet Ii tylko mate.
ryalnym z pewnoscia korzysc
przyniesc musi wielka, bo same
go komornego Zwiazek placi O,
ko}o $1,000 rocznie; kt6ry to
pieniadz W naszem by pozosta}
reku.
Maszyn drukarskich, kt6rych
zakupno az try uchwaliiy sci
my, jeszcze ME ma - powodu
braku odpowiedniego lokalu.
Drukarnia nasza miesci sic w
wilgotnych j niezdrowych suite.
renach - a druk j ekspedycya
Zgody wielkie "a SODA pociagaja
koszta. Nasze muzeum biblio.
teka mieszcza sic W ciemnych
pokojach, dokad wstyd jest OBJ.
cych wprowadzic.
Lecz niestety przeciw temu
projektowi odzywaly sic prze-
ciwne, a wcale ME uzasadnione
glosy. Ach te giosy, te glosyl
lie razy cos ma sic zdzialac, lie
razy projekt jaki urzeczywistnic
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30
DOM ZWIAZKOWY
ap.~Byniewicz.

Jak to juz braciom zwiazko-
wynn wiadomo, Sejm XI W Gle
Veland uchwali}, ably zarzad
Zwiazku N. P. wybudowa} Dom
zwiazkowy W miescie Chicago.
Nie wynika tego, ably Dom ia
XII mial tylko jedynie bye W
miescie Chicago - ale ma on bye,
musi i bedzie podwalina pod
przysz}e instytucye zwiazkowe,
zakreslone konstytucya nasza
pod instytucye, kt6re stanaG mu-
sza i stana z czasem W innych
miastach.
Sejm uchwalajac budowe Do
mu - a zarzad Zwiazku te u.
chwafe wykonujac - ME pozwa.
laja, aby odnosny paragrsf W
konstytucyi naszej zawsze cia-
gle martwa pozosta1 litera - ale
wprowadzaja go W zycie. A ME
ma to many paragrafy - ably
pozostawa}y martwa litera -
ME ma to zjezdzamy sic ma sci,
my = ably uchwafy tego mai.
wyzszego:.. .cia}a Zwiazku - "a
Rad lekcewazy} przy mich ME
obstawal.
Tudziez dodajemy, re odpo-
wiedni: paragraf brzmi jak ma,
stepuje:
q funduszu zelaznego przezna-
czeniem ma zakupno nieruchomosci, ia.
ko sta}ej wiasnosci Zwiazku. Ten fun
dusz pomnaza sic ipodatkiem miesiecz.
nym centow ., re sta}em pzeznacze-
MEM ma ten fundusz dochodu zabaw,
odczy tow, zapisow, darow innych zro.
def wyraznie ma ten eel przeznaczo-
nych.
Paragraf ten zosta} nienaru-
SONY przez dziewiec sejm6w
zwiazkowych i delegaci zawsze
go utrzymali W calej sile swojej.
| jak tylko ten paragraf zostanie
wprowadzony W zycie, jak tylko
ten plan urzeczywistniony costa.
pie, to po .przysz}ym sejmie z
Pewnoscia stanie lima instytucya
awiazkowagst6sownie do konsty.
tucyi = W innej osadzie. Wzra-
sta przeciez Zwiazek tax niesly.
chanie, IL bedziemy mieli fundu-
sze ma zakladanie rozmaitych
instytucyi zakreslonych konsty.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1896-01-30

- tie giosy odzywaja sic zawsze.
Sa to giosy puszczyk6w.
Bo wolamy ciagle i krzyczymy:
Ci a ci Zwiazek nasz chca oba.
lie, zniszczye, zdeptac! A "a.
prawde niczem So ci wro-
gowie wobec wrog6w wewne.
trznych - kt6rych namietnosci
niskie wiele z}ego Zwiazkowi wy
rzadzie moga. Otoz ci ludzie W
imie partykularyzmu, W imie "a.
wisci jednej osady ku drugiej,
W imie rozmaitych prad6w pra.
dzik6w, cel6w celik6w osobi.
stych, projekt kazdy potepic,
ubic j osmieszye chca.
Sa to nasi falszywi prorocy
ludzie niebezpieczni, kt6rzy tyl,
ko z6}cia pluja, W kt6rych serca
jad wsiak} - kt6rymi watroba
rzadzi - kt6rzy najwznioslej,
szych hasel uzywaja dla osiagnie
cia wlasnych korzysci - dla do
godzenia nienawisci - dla ze-
MISTY.
Zwiazek, jake jedna wielka
rodzina, dobro calej instytucyi
na eku majaca, ME powinien ba-
czyG ma to, ze Dom bedzie mialo
to miasto "a ME nasze - ze
tamci rzadzic beda - a ME my,
ale osadziwszy te sprawe su-
miennie przyjdzie kazdy do
przekonania, re Dom stanac mu-
81.
Teraz powiemy slow kilka o
p. Dyniewiczu, kt6ry W swojem
pismie zamiescif artykul, przed-
stawiajacy Gala sprawe W falszy.
wen umyslnie swietle. Ca}y ten
artyku} jest szczytem bezwstydu
i arogancyi i zswiera wierutne
k}amstwa, co ponizej wykazemy.
Ow6z p. Dyniewicz pobudo-
wal przy Noble ulicy dom, tax
nieszczesliwy, ze stoi on prawie
ciagle pustka. Jest to oczywi-
Scie rudera, W kt6rej mkt mie.
szkac ME chce. P. ID. powiada
wiec, ze ma starosc pozbyc sic
chce k}opotu z dzierzawcami,
kt6rych z wyjatkiem dw6ch -
nigdy ME ma. a w}asciwie 20.
zbyc sic chce dla tego, re dzier.
zawc6w ME ma, re tam Mkt mie.
szkac ME chce - ze przeto zy.
sku zadnego rudera ia mu ME
przynosi. Pan ID. chcial nawet
W wielkiej ku Zwiazkowi milo.
Sci" przekupic pewne osoby ma
korzysc swa = ma co niezbite
many dowody;-aze ze ci re wzgar-
da propozycye jego odrzucili =
i postanowili odpowiedny Dom
pobudowac = msci sic teraz ma
mich p. ID. Dziwic to kazdego
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-09

Belgium has over 5000 draught dogs.
drawing milk and vegetable carts and
other light vehicles. being generally as
sisted therein by the able-bodied Belgian
woman, who adds to that function the
auxiliary one OF distributor and purveyor.
There Is a regular dog market. where the
animals can he purchased cheaply. and
they are important factors in the indus
try of the various towns and municipaii-
ties. They are more abundantly used in
Belgium than I'm any other European
country though the local economist ar
CUES that IL would be judicious TO grad
ually substitute for them small horses
and donkeys. on the ground that when
the latter were worn out they would he
convertible into good. merchandise sau-
sages. while such a use OF the dog en-
counters an obstinate and irrational lula
prejudice. In his post-mortem manifes-
tstion he therefore goes TO waste.-NeW
York Tribune.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-09
REPORT OF SCHOOLS
II Was Decided to Add Another Month
to the Term.
FLAGS FOR THE WEST SIDE
1.-The Spirit of re" Medals VIII Be
Awarded Next r riday-Biiis and
Estimates 6eceived = The
Coming election.

Great Falls. March S.-A regular
meeting OF the school board was held
last evening. all trustees being present
except Will Hanks and o. NJ. Holmes.
The principal submitted his regular re-
port, which he said was very unsatis-
factory, owing to the prevalence of
measles, which had practically broken
up the south side school just as pupils
were beginning to attend regularly af-
ter the scare from diphtheria- He adj
vised extending the school term anoth-
er month. making 10 months school in
all this year in order to make up for
the non-attendance of pupils because
of illness. The board adopted the sug-
gestion and the public schools will close
June 10 instead of May %.
Mrs. Poole and Mrs. Thayer were
present and informed the board they
had collected $40 with which to buy
flag to float over the west side school.
They asked to have a fiagstaff planted
for the national emblem and the board
promised to comply with the request.
The board accepted an invitation TO
attend the south side school house next
Friday afternoon, when the officers of
the Sons of Revolution would formerly
present a silver and bronze medal to
the two pupils awarded prizes for the
best essays on 1.-THE Spirit of 70"
The following bills were presented.
but action deferred: f. Swanson, s15.75;
Matt Score, s1325; Great Falls Iron
Works, $127; John Johnson, $3.50; Il.
ID. Gearing, $3.50.
The following estimates were allow
ed: Plunkett, Smith & Duncan, $l5.25;
Huy * Collins, $500; Mckay Bros, $685.,
which went direct from the board to
Gus Menter, w. j. Wenters and IL.
Wildekopf; Andy Henderson, s3S5.45.
A bill presented by j. II. Donlin for
S79.26 was laid over.
Superintendent Swan notified the
board officially that $2.0S5 amounting
to $1.30 per capita, had been apportion-
ed to this district.
w. d. Dickinson was present and
wanted walks laid before the school
house in the Il. & NJ. addition.
A resolution was passed accepting
the proposal of the Exchange bank of
Chicago to settle the pending suit be-
tween the bank and the board on the
basis of the bank paying to the trustee
50, 500 of the $4,000 deposited with the
of per cent. for two years or since
the trustees had deposited the money
in security for the return of certain
bonds delivered the bank by Trustee
Hanks; each side to pay its own costs
for the litigation INDUCED in up to
date.
The clerk was advised to post notices
of a school election in the various
wards. The election is to occur April
4, at which four new trustees will be
elected. t.-1
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-09
USED THE TELEPHON

Complaining Man Who Discovered Gas
Leak in ths War ID partment.
From the Washington Star.
A majority of the cranky people who
visit Washington make the White
House their objective point. but occa-
sionally some will wander into the de-
partments to unfold their grievances.
Not long ago "a good specimen of the
genus made his appearance at the post
office department, and as he wanted to
see lone of the judges" a bright mes
senger steered him into the room and
up to the desk of one of the old clerks
IN the fourth assistants office, whose
gray hairs and dignified appearance
helped to carry out the deception. The
visitor was evidently an old soldier, as
his complaint was in reference to the
management of one of the soldiers
homes. After listening to his dis
jointed utterances for a moment, the
clerk wheeled around in his chair and
said:
MY friend, am not the proper per
son to come to with such a complaint.
j am"
YES, you are" interrupted the crank.
THE man out in the hall told me you
were just the one to fix things for me-"
And he continued with a long string OF
grievances until the clerk. who was
quite busy. stopped him with the re-
mark:
II can give you no relief for your
trouble. You should go TO the war de-
partment" And. concluding that his
troublesome visitor was a crank of the
first water. he continued: Come
around here and sit down and I'll con-
meet you by telephone with the secre-
tary of war. That will save you the
trouble of going up to his Office and
waiting for a long time for an audi
ence."
The clerk seated the crank at a little
table behind the high-backed desk.
Then going around behind his own
chair he uncoupled from the gas Jet
the long tube which led to the drop
light on the desk. Putting the tubing
over the high back. he placed the end
in the hands of the complainant and
remarked:
There you are. That puts you in
direct connection with the secretary
himself. Talk to him all you want
to-"
And he did talk 10 the secretary for
a full hour. to the amusement Of the
clerks in the room. Finally, after he
had relieved himself of a big batch Of
complaints. he laid down the "tele-
phone" with a sigh of satisfaction. and
as he took his hat to go said TO the
clerk:
Someone ought TO notify the war de-
partment that there is a big leakage of
gas somewhere up there"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-03-09
GREAT FALLS NEWS.

Great Falls, March S.-The city council
will hold a special meeting Monday even
ing at which important matters will come
up for discussion.
But little interest is taken in the city
election which viii he held April s. Four
aldermen will be elected. and, with one
exception, the present aldermen are cam
didates for reelection. Archie Mcdonald
will probably retire from the council.
Cashier Hatcher is rejoicing over the
advent of a son and heir. which made its
appearance at the family residence Sat
urday afternoon.
Frank Combs has returned from Brit
ish Columbia, where he has been for sew
eral months constructing a large coke
plant.
The Painters union gave an elaborate
banquet at Feryan's last night, which
was largely attended.
The receipts of the Office of the clerk of
the district court were ss6S.95 for the
quarter ended Feb. %.
Mayor Webster has appointed three
additional delegates to the immigration
convention I'm the persons of ID. L. White
T.. Y. Strong and NJ. A. Hoogland. These
gentlemen represent the labor organiza-
tons of this city, which are certainly en-
titled to recognition in an important con-
vention of this character.
The remains of the L. w. Cooper. who
died ut Belt Friday from an attack of
typhoid fever. have been embalmed and
viii be shipped to relations in the East
Tomorrow morning.
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To Incorporate Lewistown.

Great Falls. March THE people Of
Lewistown. the queen city of Fergus
county and the famous Judith basin. have
decided TO lay aside the swaddling
clothes of infancy and don the stately
robes Of maturity by Incorporating. and
doinE so as early as practicable. Referring
10 the subject. the Democrat says:
AT "a recent meeting Of the citizens OF
LeWistown. held 10 discuss the advisable
ity Of Incorporating the town. the chair
man was instructed TO appoint a commit
tee TO draw up a petition. secure the
necessary Ioo signeTs ana make ali pre-
Hmiuary arrangements. The committee
met Monday afternoon al The land Office
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d--Proposals iOr Street Lighting

Office of the City Clerk. Great Falls.
Mont, March 3. 1895.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
undersigned until Thursday. the eth day
of May. 1896. for lighting the streets Of
this city with AZ arc electric lights land
such additional lights as the council may
from time to time order) of 1000 candle
power each, or their equivalent in acety-
lene or gas lights. for a period of three or
five years. Further Information relative
thereto will be furnished on application.
The right to reject any or all bids is re-
served. Done by order of the city coun-
Gil. G. II. CLARK,
City Clerk.
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NISCELLANEOUs.

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN-I WILL,
not be responsible for any debts con-
tracted by my wife. Annie Singlaub.
Casper singlaub.
MADAM ROSS LENOIR, MODESTO
has removed from 31la West Granite TO
i3l West Broadway. Butte.
FIRsT-CLASS FURNISHED ROOMS
and board. 225 East Granite street
Butte. No Chinese employed.
MONTANA REALTY AND CoLLEC-
ton Agency-Collections made any
place in the United States or Canada.
We have a few good houses in Butte
for sale. Room g. INV. Broadway. Butte.
A No. l ROOMS AND BOARD. No. i07H
West Quartz. Butte.
III BANK REFUSES YOUR SECURITY
call 3 r. Granite. Butte.
MEDIUM-MRS NJ NJ. Guy CAN BE
consulted at 1H W. Galena ST.. Butte
Circle Tuesday evenings.
RANCH. FIVE-SEAR LEASE FOR
improvements. For information address
Box 145. Butte. Mont.
LOWEST PRICES FOR FIRST-CLASS
dental work at East Broadway. Butte.
SECONDHAND CLOTHING BOUGHT
and sold. - Z. Park st. Butte.
UNION EMPLOYMENT oFFlCE-ALL
kinds Of domestic help furnished Room
:. ~ West Broadway. Butte
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SCHEDULE
TRAINS ARRIVE.
No. 7, from ST. Paul Chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local depot
daily at ..........-..........- s;D Q =
No. g. from Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
points. arrives Montana Union
depot daily at ....................u:0 N
TRAINS DEPART.
No. T. for Spokane. Tacoma.
Seattle. Portland and all Coast
and California points. leave
Montana Union depot daily at. So q a
No. g. for ST. Paul. Chicago and
all Eastern Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at. .lose m
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Butte
and St Paul. upholstered Tourist Sleep
ers; elegant day coaches and dining car
service on all through trains
For information. time cards. maps and
tickets call on or write 20 w. NJ. TUOHY.
General Agent q East Broadway. Butte.
Mont. or CHARLES . FEE.
Cer.-s' r.s~~rr-r Agent g Paul MINI.
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Northern Pacific.

TRAINS ARRIVE AT BUTTE.
No. I. from st. Paul, chicago
and all Eastern points. arrives
Northern Pacific local jepot
daily at ........ ........ .......... Sis Q m
NJ. L. No. 2. from SpoKane. Ia
coma. Seattle. Portis n and all
Coast points. arrives Montana
Union depot daily at ........... II 80 d m
TRAINS LEAVE BUTTE.
NJ. Y. No l. for Spokane. Taco
ma, Seattle. Portland and all
Coast and California points
leaves Montana Union depot
daily at -. .................. $50 m
No. s. for st. Paul. Chicago ard
all Eastern. Southern and Ca
madam points. leaves Northern
Pacific local depot daily at ...10:30 D m