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The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
Rhode Island Democrats.

PROVIDENCE. R. l., March 13.-The
Rhode Island Democratic convention to.
day nominated the following candi.
dates: Governor, George Littlefield
lieutenant governor, Augustus S. Miller
secretary of state. George l.. Church
attorney general, George L. Brown
treasurer, John c. Perry.
The platform adopted does not touch
upon the national issues. The conven-
ton to choose delegates to the National
convention will be called after the State
lection on April l.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
Against Neutrality laws.

NEW YORK, March 11.-General Cal
ixto Garcia, Captain Samuel Hughes,
John d. Hart, Captain John Brabason.
Bernard X. Bueno and Benjamin ].
Guerraera, of the Bermuda expedition.
were today indicted by the federal
grand jury for taking part in an armed
expedition, contrary 10 the neutrality
laws.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
Declare for Mckinley.

COLUMBUS, O.. March 1.-THE Re-
publican State convention held today
declared unanimously to support Will
liam Mckinley for President. Asa Bush
nell, j. B. Foraker, Charles Grosvenor
and Marcus A. Hanna were elected dele
gates at large to the National conven-
ton.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27

Manager Standard of the Diggers' News
testified that John Hays Hammond and
John Barr, two of the prisoners, came
to the Office of that paper and urged
hat the editor be discharged on the
ground that he had written articles
tending 10 incite the populace.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27

DIES MONIES, Iowa, March 13.-The
Republican State convention held today
instructed the delegates to the National
Republican convention to support Will
liam B. Allison for the presidential
nomination The platform declares for
sound money and Allison.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
LAU CHANG TO RETURN.
c. Wynam VIII Take His Placs
as Recruiting Agent.

l.. Nyndm VIII lake Ills race
as Recruiting Agent.
C. Wynam has been appointed
recruiting agent in China for the
Hawaiian Sugar Planters AssO-
citation, vice Lau Chong, resigned,
and who will return here.
Wynam is a very intelligent
Chinaman and speaks English
fuently. He has been engaged
in business on Nuuanu street for
a number of years and is Il natur-
allied citizen of Hawaii. He is
thoroughly familiar with the du-
ties of the recruiting agent and
knows well the class of men
needed here. He will leave for
China by the first steamer.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27
CUBAN RESOLUTION.
senator Hill objects to the Purely VI,
cenary Motion.

NtIlAIOT HIII UDJtCIs 10 IIIt IUTtIN htF-
cenary Motion.
WASHINGTON, March 13.-The Sen
ate took up the concurrent resolution
on Cuba. Mr.. Hill opposed it on the
ground that the expression was wholly
mercenary. Intervention was simply
TO protect Legitimate interests" He
was for higher grounds. Mr.. Sherman
urged the resolution, which at present
cannot be amended. Sherman and 9TH
ers will press for a vote at the earliest
moment. Hill will oppose till the reso-
lutions are changed.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1896-03-27

PRETORIA, March 13.-The trial of
members of the Reform committee at
johannesburg, charged with conspiring
against the government of the South
African Republic, was resumed to-day
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

8esen Der tpabrideinIid eroBen Gins
3abl bon 8Gben. bic nit Su~bsrfuIOie be.
baftet iinb, biloete bies Sbema einen
aroBen SbsiI Der 8erbanolunsen in Der
8eriammlnns obiser 8eb6roe am Srei.
tag uno eS tpurbe enblid beidlo0en, ale
8abe, bsren Wild bierber eeIiefert tpirb,
ourb einen Tbierarst unteriuden su Iais
ieu unb BEL etipaiser 8ranfbeit ben 8ers
fauf pon WiId bon bebaftsten Tbieren
su perbieten.
Or. Nqen beri6tete, baB Der SanitdtS'
Gober beinabe fertis 1T unb in Der MAIDS
fen 8eriammlune porseIest tpirb.
8eridiebene unianitdriide S%tabttbeiIe
tpurben perbammt uno cine &eioIution
anssnommen, bic ben Wapor eriudt, ben
Stabtratb sur G~nlssuns bon Ibsussfa'
nGIen baielbIt su bepe9en.
2aut beS SefretGrs 8eri1t itarben
bier las 9srionen I'M glpriI ; liz Sc,
burton unb IA Seiratben ersisnetsn fid in
Oerielben Seit.
Gbpaareninipsftor Sbomas' 8sridt
mar elm sinitiser unb Der 9sridt bss
Snfpeftors Der 8erbrennuneSanftdlt
sdbIte bic 9erit6runs bon 1854 Sd1ern
abfaa, 10 Sunbsn unb 2 aaben auf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
ans benz cbereif Ebale.
(9lrhbaIh &prrtfppnbtni.l

= Ssnrp S9ausr bon gedbiIe rsift
bisien DOnnsrftas bon bier mad Deutf&'
Lamb ab.
- 9as @rf Giienpaaren @si6aft in
Ssrmpn 1T am Donnerftas bur9 Elm
Seusr f6Iimm beidabist ipOrbsn.
- Gin 3iGbrisss ainb bss Mi@aeI
9aiIs in GrtbaIb serietb am 9isnfas
bein SpieIen einem Seuer su nabe unb
tpurbe i&Iimm berbrannt.
- MidasI Murrap bon 9Irdbalb.
Der am borIebtsn Dienftas in Der Mine
bsrIett tuarb. ftarb am Donnerftae
gfa9t an ben SoIsen ber 8%erIsBunsen.
- gatrid Mordn bon 9lr@baIb. elm
anselfs[ter bes @bite DAT Breeders, III
am Dienffag bon einem Gulmfarren 70
i6Iimm berlest tporben, bab er furss
3eit na4bsr farb.
- Ser felt 20 Sabren bon Sones,
Simpion & 60. betriebene 2aben in
4rdbaIb 1T in bic Sdnbs elmer neuen
Corporation, Der Sort Sia &ObIen Sons
pbhtSB "pNSbsbAhbN"
- 8atrid Crane bon OIspbant erbieIi
am Isbtsn Dpnnsrftas in Der gbbp Greef
Wine bur1 sinsn 9sdenfaG sinsn bpppeI.
ten 8ru4 beS Iinfen 8eines. ST tparb
ms 2adapanna SoipitaI iibsrfibrt.
(GarbpnbaIs GurrsIpOnbtui.)
- Guf Der Wefieite taben f6 in les,
ter Belt Grbienfunsen sreisnet, bic glenn.
lidsn Sbaoen anridtstsn.
- Contractor Sanien Bat nit Der Grs
ri1tuns zines @obnbauieS fur s. Wo.
naban an Salem gbenue beoonnen.
- Srau Sarrp 8ranb unb Sobn
Sarrp uno Srau Sranf elmer rsiisn
bieien Sreitae bier ab unb iperben ii1
fir Iansere 3sit in europa aufbalten.
- Das gifsn fir bic neuen 8riiden
1T einsetrofen unb nit benz 4ufiteIen
oerielben fol- nGdfts @o6e begonnen
tperben. Wit benz Gbbrud Der alien
8riiden III besonnen tuerbsn.
- Sci SO. 90 auf Der @reSitp 8abn
perfeblte am Donneritas Morssn Omen
WicD onousb bic 8oppeluns bon einem
Suse su l6ien unb tpurbe baburh Dor bic
&aber sstporfen ; bic 3ui6uuer ertpar'
tetsn. Jpn sstDotet su fsben, bod bsiaB er
@eiitesse8entpart senug. UNI iid bonn
@eIeiie gu roIen unb enttum nit Elm
paur S4rammen.
- Gin in Carpenters Wsbserei in
5oreit @itp sntitanbens Seuer am Srei'
tag UNI Mitternadt bebnte ii6 aud aui
WiIbenbereer's Supelier 2absn aus unb
Dor 8etpdltisune beHeIben tpurben beiSs
@eiddfte itarf beiddbist man Der.
mutbet 8ranoRiftuns.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
MrmensS eb6rbe.

DaS 9eiuds. Gomite Der Scranton
4rmsnbsbbrbs f~tattete Ieste @ode ben
orei Sutitutionsn sinen 8siu1 ab, in
benz 8inosr unter ibrer Iufiidt erbaIien
tperben. SIN benz ct. Soiepb's SinbIins
IipI unb Der Seimatb Der Sreunolnien
fanbsn iie, bab bic 8dumIi6fsitsn unse'
niisenb iinb unb i'm eritsenannten ent'
ipre6t bas @ebduoe au1 in ianitdriider
0inii9t isinsm 8peds nidt. SIN BEN
st. 9atrid's @aiienbeim basesen fans
ben iis ales in better Oronuns unt
nihts su tplniden iibrig. Ser 8efuno
lpurbe am Srsitas Der 8eb6ros in ieinsr
8eriammIuns unterbreitet.
IS purbe bei6lofen, bas Sornpieb
auf Der 8auerei unterfuhen su IaHen
unb benz @eidaftsflbrer Sobn S. WiI'
liamis S65 monatlib ~ sablen. Iud
su gnssboten fir bic neue 8apeIe lou
ioeleid aufseforbert tperben uno bic
porseIesten pIdne fur cine sleftrii4s
9etrisbsffation tpurben befproden.
2aut benz 8eriht bsS Superinten'
benten befanbsn ii9 4usaaneS NpriI liz
mdnnIide uno 81 ipsibIi&s Sniafsn i'm
Seim.
Or. gpans. Der isBbafte 9lrst. bsban'
bette in benz WOnat 1877 Batienten. bon
bsnen SIS i%rriinnis iinb. @esentpartis
bsfinOsn fid ITO Bu~tisnten i'm GipI.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
I'm Shmtubilh ttae.

Ser ll%nterjeidnete, Der ourd Elm sspobn.
lidss @itteI jur Seiunobeit wisosr ber8efeut
wurbs. nahoem er sini9s Sabre lang an elmer
idmsren euneentranfbeit unb Der %gefirdtsten
8ranibsit, Sduinoiudt seIitten bate, bat elm
arobes 8erIapssn fsinsn RitIeibenoen oas
RltteI Der Ssiluu9 betaunt Su MAIDEN. aqe
0ieienigen Die 60 uerIau9en, NJ iro er freuuolidt
(aoftnfrsi) cine abidrft Der 8ubereituns
ididen, pslhs iie aIs cine iitere Seilun9 fur
S1pinofudt. afbma. Gatarrb, 8ronditas uno
ale SaIs. uno aunsen.Sranfbeiten fnoeu per.
ben. Gr boft pas ale esioenoe fem Seilmittel
probirsn usroen. oa 20 itbr uertbuou 1T Die.
i,nigen peIde Die 3ubsreitnns perlanaen en-. meIde
lbuen nihts toiteu ruiro, Auo elm Segen fur fe
fem mag, uolLen ssfdlist Gbrw. gowarb
". @ ilou. BrOo'lpn, Y. o.. aoorelfren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
SOIssnbsn anssnommsn.n R.lpIutio.

Solsenben ansenommsnen RsioIutio.
men bsS oberen 3tpeiees ipurbs beisss
ftimmt ben Gontraft fir einen ab.
ausstanal an WbeeIer 9lbenus au S2.O2
per lineaI Sub unb ben fur baEelbe an
Webfter Ibenue au S1.54 per IinsaI Sub
an q. 1bornton & 60. iibsripeiisnb ; ben
Stabtidreiber antpeiienb, benz Sobn o.
Ganaban feinen Intras an bic Stabt
CUR Be~rsrbberuns bon gas slug Bari
iammt Garte ,uriid ~ erifattsn.
Cine 8uf6rift bon ben grefutorsn ber
SinterIaHenidaft son Sobn s. @orbon
ipuroe perlefsn, in benz bieieIbsn 81. 900
S6ubenerfab eeIesenlIi4 Der NibeI.
liruns bon 9orbon StraBe in Der Z.
@arb beanfpruden.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Stabtratb.
Common Council. 30.

SOh'htch SoaiSht ~ ~0'"f
Die in bieier 8eriammluns sebHneten
glnssbote sur 8fluftsruns o Wonros
Nusnue nit NSpbalt eruieien ii@ fir bic
Barber Gompanie oils cine ueberrnSbune.
bsnn @sbr. Dunn's 4nssbOt mar 50 %.
sesen 1888 per Au~abratfuB Der Barber
@Ompanie; aud boten iid bic 9unn'i
an. au einem biaiseren Breiie bic alien
Rinniteine unb neue su fssen. Sie TO-
fortise boreeidlasene Grlsbieuns sina
nidt burb unb bic Sa&e tparo BEN be-
treif. Gomite iberpieien.
Sine Orbinans tparb einssreidt, pel&s
ben @runbeisentbimern an Wulbsrrt
Strabe, bon NifIin our 9rescoti
g%lpsnus, erIaubt, bic Strabs su pfaitern
Ga 9runbeieentbdmer baben cine bless
besdslide Petition unteraeidnet unb eint
8elolution tparb pafiirt, ben Stabt'
idreiber antpeiienb, cine Notis Der Orbi.
nans. iotpie bic Ramen Der lntersei&neI
Az publiairen.
abbofat g. SO. Stofes rsi6te fir bic
@runbsieentbimsr an Der senannten
StraBs. atpiiden Slap unb Brescott. eins
petition sesen bic beabiidtiste 8fa'
itsruns Elm, in peIder barauf b~ineetpieien
ipurbe, oas tpssen ben pieIsn beab,
Ii6tisten Neubauten baieIbit bic StraBe
iebr oft aufserifen tperbsn miife benz
@omite i~bertpieien.
Die Orbinans aur 8Haferuns bon
Spruce StraBe nit 4syboIt, aina Bel
britter 2e1une ourd unb ipbalo tpie
Der Wapor bieieIbe unter,eihnet bat,
pirb bic StraBe aepfaffert iperben, mo,
mbsIid Dor Der Tempelritter 8araSe am
90. Wai.
Staotratb 8sibler reidts cine Reio.
luton Elm, bic beitdtist purbe unb pel6e
grIaubnib eiebt, nebsn Der Bsnn 4penue
Rirbe elm tempordres SoI,aebdube fur
ben gmpfana Der 9smpeirittsr ,u srribs
ten Elm Bomb in $500 parb aeaebsn,
bas bas @ebdube Bis ,um |. Stunt tpisber
entfernt tpirb.
Dis Orbinan,, tpsIds so. 500 ,um
Nnfauf BON 2ano ,ur gr5ffnuna bon
Upomjna Npsnue betpigiot. alma Bel
sriter unb ,tpsitsr 2eiuna bur6. Sol
asnbs Orbinan,sn vaifirtsn brittle 2ssana :
;slr sinen 9b,uasfanaI an 8enn Npenue.
BON 0stp Worf Strase bis ,um IA.
Difrift Sauptab,uasfanaI; bic yipeIs
IirunasIinie an Robinion uno 9beiIen
BON Isunter unb Sadlon Strasen fefts
iebenS unb ,ur 8fSiteruna bsrielbsn NIT
8eIaiitem 8Hatsr flr einsn 4psia.
ob,uasianaI an GapouIe gIpenue. bonn
Ia, Diftrift Sauptab,uastanaI Biz ,ur
yleu Snort Strait; fiir brei eIeftriide
Qibtsr in Der l9. gBarb fiir einen glbs
,uasfanaI an Sanberlon aIpenue. 0sp
Oorf Gtrase. Sorbbam Court unb mon,
iep Npenue.
ssoIaenSe einaereitte Orbiuan,en tpurs
ben ana.nommen ben Stabtesometer
antpeiienb. ben @runbeiaentbfmern an
Gros Strase bic 0ipeuirunasIinie ,u er.
tbeiIen. bamit Se Seitenpeae Ieoen fDn.
men /: BEN BouinIpeftor autpeiSenS. 8ldne
for 2eueu fur tpeib[i6e Snfafien i'm
s~tationsbaus an,ufsrtisen ; fir einsn
Neuerftod an 8rid Npenue unb Warp
Strase: fir Reparatur bss GuIperts an
@sans Sourt. 5otpie 8erIGnasruna bss
GuIpsrts an 8sttebone Strass bic sri.
uelirunosIinis an 8rice Strase fefffeI.
lenb: fir 8Idns unb RoaeniibsrfdIdae
eines 9Ib,uosfanaI8 an Mafbinoteu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
2auteu ME Wunber.

8ir psrisnbsn fret uuf anfruBe sinen
sroBsn 8osen f~reipiaiser 3eusniiie iiber
Die bur9 Sumpbrsp's Specifics sema@s
ten 8ursn. gobrsRirt Sumpbres's Mss
pi,in Co., Netp YOrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
ant befem

eprsat Dor, issst amtsr unS absr,rust sus.,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
Sef6dftssM

Sudb' une Heeiesn,aDrnder.
Greb. VI. @ 9 Hst. Drudarbtitjetr arE.
In snsIilGsr unb ptutlGr Spra6t SIT pada~
panna Apsuus, sfetnabfr BEN tinlsp Stprt.
Grossriss uHe prppihonsn.
8ranspp & Or tIIr Ra9fa9ah BEN
8sabk & Stna), tt6 penn apt.
8rtb. 5. @tbmapsr. DsliiatfsH.
$50 eadapaHHa AptHus,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07
SienffmGbdben Derlanat.

Gin nfabrsnfs MGsGsn fir Sausdrbsit,
6rau Scbn 8. Srasa $50 @uIbsrrs Strabs,
Ode bon Rpnrpe Npe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

- Das Dberssridt beftdtists am
WOntas ben 8efunb bss bieiisen Sc.
ri6ts, bab Der Gontraft auii4en Der
Stabt unb Der 9robibence unb abinetpn
Iurnpifs 60. rsdtSfrdftis fei unb bies
b%ebeutet, baB bic Stabt bic Turnpife in
Reparatur baIten muB.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

- Wenn Sbr Elm sutss MittsI buben
tpoIt. guer 8lut su reinissn, bic Nerpen
su itGrfen unb bic Contribution su frdfti.
gen, bruudt Soob'S Sariupariaa. @es
brautt nur Sooo's.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1896-05-07

Suub's Piaen bsiIen 8redreis, 8opf'
idmers aus benz Ra8en unb nnperbau'
Iihfeit.
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Trancis Sit9ibbOm.
Burr @ebGube",

burr @ebdube",
1872 u. Saibin8ton 9toenue, gcramtDn, Na.,
6. VI. Rce, gsrwahr.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
Proposed Amendment to Section 2, Article
TX Of the Constitution of the
State Of Montana.

g ECTION 2. Section 52O1 political
Ocode.) Every male citizen of the age
oftwenty-one years. who shall have been
a citizen of the United States tor ninety
DAYS. an inhabitant of this state one year
thirty days a resident OF the county, and
who shall have resided IN the precinct in
which he may offer to vote such time rs
may be prescribed by law. shall be entitled
to vote at such election in the election dis
trict OF which he shall at the time be a resi-
dent. and not elsewhere. for all officers that
now are or hereafter may be elective by the
people: provided. that no person convicted
OF felony shall have the right to vote unless
he has been ~pardOned."
United States OF America,
State OF Montana, IS
Office OF secretary of stste
l, Louis ROtwltt. secretary OF state OF the
state OF Montana. do hereby certify that the
foregoing is section 2. OF an act entitled,
IAN act providing for the submission to the
qualified electors of the state of an amend
ment to section 9. article 8 of the constitu.
ton relating to rights OF suffrage md quail
lications to hold; Office" approved March 4.
1895, which said act is now on file in this
Office. Said section being section 5201 Of
the political code.
In testimony whereof, l have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the great seal of
the state OF Montana. at Helena the capital
OF said state this fourth day OF May, A. D.
(THE GREAT SEAL 1896.
OF MONTANA Secretary OF state.
First publication May %. 1896. 3l-12t
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23

oats does we'll. Shorts and corn Or
pending upon which is cheapest. By all
means let them have the run Of q good
pasture. Done feed the soyvs any grain
after the pigs are a month old. When 2
months Old, wean the pigs and breed the
sOWS for a fall litter. Let them run on a
good pasture for three months with moth
ing to eat but grass. 1t will cool their
systems, brace up their constitutions,
and put them III good condition for rails
ing their fall pigs. Glover makes the
best hog pasture. Rye and blue grass
are good for eally and late. I have found
a mixture Of peas, barley, oats and
wheat, sowed early and III the spring, a
splendid forage crop. It can be pastured
or harvested and thrashed, the mixed
grains, after adding a little corn, MAX
Ing a first class chop.
Fall pigs will have to be stopped all
winter if they are to be grown Success
fully. 1t costs more in time and labor,
also better buildings are needed, to sue
~cessfully raise fall pigs than those far
rowed in spring. Feed Stops warm, but
not cooked. Turn shoats out early on rye
or blue grass pasture, and give all the
soaked corn they will eat up clean. They
will then soon be ready for market. By
the time hogs thus treated are s or 9
months old they will weigh $50 to 500
pounds. This is not a great or fancy
weight, but all good hog raisers can ac-
complish this much, and a good profit
a be realized on the corn crop.-Iowa
Cor. Orange Judd Farmer.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
Grinding Hog Feed at Home.

Corn and cob ground make very nice
feed during the winter and early spring
months, but after the cob becomes thor
oughly dry it is Of little benefit. Last
winter l fed my COWS crushed feed and
wheat shorts mixed equally, but as
wheat is cheaper than shorts at present
prices l am feeding one-half crushed
feed ground with one-quarter wheat and
one.quarter cats. For my hogs I feed
one-half wheat and oats and one-half
shelled corn ground together and soaked
in skimmilk, which makes the best feed
ever fed, especially for shoats and little
pigs. I believe that it would pay any
farmer to have a feed mill who has 10
or more COWS and 20 or more hogs, as
he can save from one-quarter to one
third Of his grain and obtain better re-
suits than when fed whole, because
where whole grain is fed it is not prop
erly masticated, consequently it is not
properly digested, and little benefit is
derived. compared with ground feed.
he also runs no risk Of getting the toll
back and leaving his grist as pay for
grinding, as when taken to a mill.
When the farmers have learned the ben
etits derived from feeding their stock
ground feed and have placed themselves
in a position to do their own grinding,
they have taken a long stride toward
making farming a success. Cor. Rural
New Yorker.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
THEY PAY.
Cattle, Hogs and Corn, These Three-They
60 W ell Together.

&C w ell Together.
Corn is the main crop in Iowa. Our
best farmers, generally conceGe that to
derive the most profit from this crop it
must ba converted into cattle and hogs.
Cattle, hogs and corn go we'll together.
The larger farmers with plenty Of graz
ing land can proftably handle cattle,
but fer the majority corn converted into
pork gives the Vest returns. For success
full corn raising a rotation Of crops must
be followed. The hog raiser needs clover
pasture, and as clover is the very best
plant to alternate with corn the two
lines of farming go we'll together. One
Of the greatest hindrances to successful
hog raising III the corn belt, where this
grain is usua-.y cheap and plenty, is
the excessive alA continued feeding Of
corn. Many will give their animals all
the corn they eat from the tine they
are pigs until they are ready for market.
@-forn is very heating, and, if fed in ex-
4,&aj, will 50 affect the animals system
IS 10 make it easily susceptible to dis
ease germs. Several generations Of such
Treatment will so dwindle and dwarf
th1m as to make hog raising unprotit,
able.
Breed good hogs-those which mature
early and have large frames. Keep old
COWS mostly for breeding purposes. Slor
&ho snring pigs from the time they be,
gin t, at until new corn is hard enough
to feed, when they can be finished Oh
corn For slop, I have found a chez
,mado of equal parts wheat, com ane
oats tie hest, although bran instead O
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
Notice Of Special Election.

NOTICE is hereby given that a special
IN election will be held in the City ofVir-
ginia, county OF Madison. state of Montana.
OIL Monday, the first day OF June, 1896. tor
the purpose of submitting to the qualified
electors Of said city the question whether
or not the said City OF Virginia shall be
bonded in the sum of So. 800. bearing inter-
est at 6 per cent. per annum. tor the pur-
pose OF erecting and furnishing a city hail
tor said City OF Virginia.
Sald election will he held at the city hall.
IN the office otthe city clerk of SAID city. be-
tween the hours OF s O'Clock a. IN. and 6
O'Clock p. m. Of SAID first day OF June. 1896.
BY order OF the city council.
Attest A. J. BENNETT.
w. A. Clark. Mayor.
[sEAll City attorney and clerk. 1913
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-05-23
WILL DESERVE TIE DAY
Custer Post OF Sheridan Issued Memorial
Day Orders.

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Day Orders.
SHERIDAN. Mont. May % Fol-
lowing are the orders issued by Custer
Post No ), e.. a. r.. for the observance
of Memorial day:
Head Quarters Custer Post No. 5.
Dept. Of Mont. G.. A. r. Gen. order
No |. Comrades will assemble at Post
Hall on the morning Of May 30th. 90,
st 9 o'clock sharp in full uniform. All
old soldiers who wore the Blue and the
Gray are cordial invited. BY order of
d. f. Parmeter, Commander. G. w.
Rightenour, Adjutant.
Morning Exercises.
Line will form On Main St. right
resting on Hamilton St. and march to
cemetery in the following order com
manded by Q. T. Parmeter:
Sheridan Silver Cornet Band.
Custer Post No. s.. G. A. r.
Post Firing Squad.
Orator and disabled Comrades in car
riages.
y SlL4ouo lNcllel SOIl,o. NO. ., VI. "A. IL.
Myrtle Lodge No. 8, A. 0. U. w.
Sheridan Lodge. No. 4, l.. O. G.. T.
Diamond Tent No. 10, X. O. T. M.
Sheridan Lodge No. p. A. 0. U. w.
Samaritan Lodge No. 10. l. O. O. F.
Sheridan Lodge No. 20, A. F. A. NJ.
Exercises at Cemetery will consist of
the usual Memorial services. Return
ing from Cemetery Sheriday Lodge
No. 20, A. F. A. NJ. will take the right
of line march to their respective halls
and dismiss. Afternoon services at
L. O.. G. T. Hall at 2 o'clock. Public
services by Custer Post and Grafton by
Rev. M: keagy. Evening exercises at
|: 0. G. T. Hall, consisting of Mrs.
Sherwood's Monument production en-
titled Memorial Flowers, songs and
recitations. By order OF Committee
Custer Post. Comrades O. F. Parmeter,
p. l.. Dickinson, D. w. Thompson.
Womens Relief Corps, Mrs. E. N. Reid.
Mrs. May Thomas, Mrs. Jenny Hall,
Mrs. Mable GlassOr. G.. w. r.