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Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
Real Estate Transfers

Warranty Deed--Harry II. Fitch ct
ux. to A. 7. Kyle, Jr., undivided = of
4 . Of Sc of sw14, mel, of swl Of sw Il
and D g, OF nw4 of swl4 Of swlll of sec
tion y, township 20 north, range east:
81.
Certificate Of Sals-SheritF Of Cascade
COUNTY to j, G, Anthony, cashier. in
terest O ~ j. Canary ct al. in el., of
sw1. au sw1, Of sci Of section 20
townah,n 70 north, range | east, and lot
IL, blqcl 3G3, townsite of Great Falls
$1,000
Cert 'gte Of Sale-Same to same, iu-
terest Of Edward J. Canary ct al in lot
10, block 2iO: lot 3, block 3l7; lot Il. and
WIS Of .0r l3, block 255; all ia townsite
Of Great 'a!le; $1,000.
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Electric iSitters.

Electric Bitters is Il medicine suited
for auy season, but perhaps more gem
orally needed in the spring, when the
Ia0guid exhausted feeling prevails, whom
tho liver is torpid and sluggish and the
need Of a tonic and alterRnve is felt a
prompt use Of this medicine has often
ayerted long and perhaps fatal bilious
fevors. No medicine va. act moro sure
ly in counteracting and freeing the eys-
tenn from the malarial poison. Head
ache, indigestion, constipation, and dizzi-
ness yield to Electric Bitters. Only SOC
per bottle at Driver-l'radley Drug Co.
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OF LOCAL INTEREST.
G.. A. Larson. well.known citizen of
Belt is in Great Falls on business.

c. A. Larson. well-known citizen of
Belt is in Great Falls on business.
James Seifred of Belt. complaining
witness in the case of the State of Mon
tana VS.. Hattie Shaw, charged with
grand larceny, is in the city,
James II. Gillette of Willow Creek,
who is in attendance upon the district
was ratified at the Tim house yesterday
evening. 1t is a beauty, but Mr.. Gillette
declines to ride it.
The case of the state of Montana vs..
Mollie Thompson, proprietress of the
Casino theater, was called in Justice
Races court yesterday, but was contin-
ued until next Monday at , p. M, the
defendant not being ready for trial,
Mollie is charged with keeping open on
Sunday thcater. The pcnalty, on con
viction, is a fine Of not less than SO and
not to exceed go.
The trial of the case of the State of
Montana vs.. +. @. Wilsey WAS begun in
the district court yesterday and will be
continued today. Comfy Attorney
Freeman and w. G, Downing prosecute
and 7. Il. Brady defends. The informa-
tiou charges that defendant, On the 9TH
day of last December, obtained property
by false pretenses by representing to
the Great Falls Meat company that he
had Lice, juicy beef for sale, after which
be sold about lllJ pounds of choice
horse meat TO The company, obtaining
thnrr for F.. check for %92 The penalty,
on conviction, - imprisonment in til
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
Minnesota Soldiers.

M1NNEAroLIs, March 12.-The Mime
sofa Grand Army encampment today
elected J. J. McCardy department COM
mander and indorsed J. H. Lullen for
vice commRnder-in chief of the national
organization.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13

ATLANTA, Ga March l2-The Nc
Kinley forces have practically captured
the Georgia vote in the national repubh-
can convention. Eight out Of II con-
gressional districts have acted 80 far
and of the lG delegates chosen Is are,
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Not Settled Yet.

WASHINGTON, March l2.-It can be
stated positively, Notwithstanding pub
locations to the contrary, that no settle
ment has been reached on the Venezue-
Ian boundary question, but according to
the best authority, matters are proceed
ing in such fashion as to warrant be-
lief that there will be a satisfactory out
,0ma
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Alaska to BE Represented

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Ths commit
tee on territories of the house today
agreed to report favorably the bill in
troauced by Scranton of Pennsylvania,
ior q delegate from Alaska.
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THE MARK ETS,
Money and Metals.

NEW YORK, March 12.-Money on call
easy at $685. per cent; last loan, 81;
closed at $685. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 5@6 per
cent.
Bar silver, GS5sc.
Silver certificates, 691s@G014c.
Copper, easy; brokers price, .SlO.S711 II;
exchange, Sll.O0
Lead, steady; brokers' price, $500;
exchange, $50.
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Productive Forgery.

CHICAGO, March 12.-The Times Her.
aid says thousands of dollars have been
filched from the city treasury through a
clever scheme Of three tax sharks by
forging special assessment tax receipts.
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Will Paw the Penalty.

BEArNERD, MIMI, March 12-John
Pryde, the murderer of Andrew Peter
sen, was sentenced by Judge Holland to-
day to be hanged at the expiration of
80 days.
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Out of Its Latitude.

Greenwood, Miss, March 12-Snow
commenced falling here early this morn
ing and lasted ali day, covering the
ground to a depth of two inches.
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Laid to Rest.

ST. Louis, March 12-With imposing
ceremonies befitting his rank as pre-
late in the Catholic church Archbishop
Kenrick was laid to rest in the priests
lot in Calvary cemetery today.
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building by Is foot alley, and the Hoff-
man house, seven story apartment
house across the street, we're thoroughly
drenched The Hoffman house was for
an hour in great danger, as strong
northwest wind carried the flames nearly
half way across the broad avenue. The
loss is completely covered by insurance.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
More Delegates.

LA Crosse, Wis, March 12.-The
Seventh district republicans today chose
delegates to the st. Louis convention
and instructed them for Mckinley.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
MISSOURI JUSTICE.

Duestrow, the St. Louis Wife Murderer.
Sentenced To Re Hanged.
UNION, Mo-, March l2.-Dr. Arthur
Ducetrow, the so.cal!ed "millionaire
murderer" of st. Louis, who WAS con-
timo ago of killing his wife and baby in
st. Louis, was brought before Judge
Hirzell today and sentenced to be hanged
April o. Duestrow will be sent back to
the st. Louis Jail for safe keeping.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
Fruit Euinel.

RoCEHu.I., Miss, March l2.-It has
been showing here ali day and the
ground IS partly covered; mercury, 30.
All fruit and vegetables will be killed to-
niuht
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Indiana Blizzard.

SourH BEND, March 12.-T'he snow
storm here has turned irto blizzard
and the street car service is in very bad
shane.
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It Saves Lives Every Day.

Thousands of cases Of consumption,
Asthma, Coughs, Colds, and Group are
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure. For
sale Ey Driver Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
New York Excise Law,

ALBANY, March l2.-Raines' liquor tax
bill tonight passed the assembly by a
vote of 81 ayes to SO nays.
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according to statement Of A. L. Buck,
chairman of the state legislative com
mtttee. pledged to Mckinley the other
three being for Reed.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13

health and sweet breath secured by Shi-
loh's Catarrh Remedy. Price. SO cents.
Nasal injector free. Sold by Driver
Bradley Drug company.
Great Falls weekly tribune., 1896-03-13
Montana Stocks,

BosToN, March 12-Boston and Mon
tans, 5I1,3715; Butte and Boston, sl50.
The sun., 1896-08-09
A Womnn's Reason.

To THE EDIToG oF THE suS-Sir; heard a man saw
recently hht all the women were In favor Of silver
because they believed they could get sixteen sIIv,r
dollars OF one hundred cents each for one dollar
In goi OF one hundred cents. Whatever may h,
the beIlef OF the leaders OF the mob Conventions
that have recently made an exhibition of their
asininity at Oh cago and ST. Louis their th.orlns
are us unreasonable and misleading, to the unIn
structed as arc tho above supposed financial theories
Of the women.
II seems to me the commons sense view OF the aues.
uon Is to consider the United States Government as
II really is. business firm. doins an honorable ma
legitimate business that is governed by tho sap,o
financial laws that govern all honorable ana IoyI,
mate business, and as likewise affected by the sapo
adverse Influences that afrect other businesses
The Government OF the United States does not o,yo
gold or silver bullion but buy It at the maFk,t
value and, moreover, bear the expense of coIning IA
There is just as much commercial respous blIty bs
hind this purchase rs there 10 bohInd the purchase OF
any other commodity by business nrm The credit
OF lhe nited States Go'ernmsnt just as essential
70 lA stability and integrity ~ ne SSsaIt OF tas
The sun., 1896-08-09

Bank OF England to that time.bonored institution.
The paper OF the United States Government 10 simply
promssory notes. and 10 redcemaoe on their face
| value must represent the amount OF the nssats
! behind them. merchant might az honornbly EiVo
his l. O. Us after sinking his capital as the United
satcs issue currency beyond s ability TO redsem It,
Ihe United states Government may coin aud borrow
money on collateral but II cannot make money! IN the
sense OF creating II. The Government must lcEiti
mately acquire what 10 spends and II IL spends moro
than its income and offers pay its creditors fifty
cents on tho dollar it breaks It's faith and goes into
bankruptcy. In short. the analogy between the
financial transactions of private individual and tho
financial transactions Of the United States Govern.
ment from moral point OF view nrr identical in
Kind; dishonesty IN either or later brings dis
grace and disaster.
Tho law ot supply and demand IL not the creature
ofcglslation but the result of natural causes with
which a non pat"rnal Government has nothing to do
beyond sharlnc In the general suffering OF universal
disaster In the large liberty OF these United States
each man has the riEht within the moral and civil
law TO do what he Wills with his own. and must bear
the responsibility Of his miStGEos AMI errors. over.
production. speculation, bad Investments drought,
deluge, and irc OF the causes OF loss and
bankruptcy. But whero upon earth 10 the Govern.
ment that be held for these fortues
In the pntorna forms OF Government we sec greater
distinctions between tho poor and the rich than in
our own country. and every such Government IL
object lesson that cnforces this truth. Whom gods
would destroy they first make mad and let us hope
this the beginning Of the destruction OF the iuno
fanatics who In the spirit OF the etroIeuses Of Paris
curing the war OF 1870 brandishing their in.
cendlary torches and following the cry OF
those who are rushing to ruin and disaster
Shall tho political nay, patriotic desceni niants of
Jenerson Jackson, and Tlden, who stood fast when
ctvi war rended our country join themselves the
disrspntaole herd of Atgcld, Most Watson. Bryan
Co. and follow where this rbaid leads to dis
honor and population Let us have faith that tho
" p ain people," Abraham Lincoln rondly called |
them. Will arisr In their dignity ana wrath and
whelr' with righteous defeat these ignorant aud be-
So ted iconoclasts
Great Is the power of knowledge. which roared |
slowly and toilfuly the splendid cdiice OF our GOV.
bur greater Ia the power OF combined igno.
rance. which would destroy In a moment. as tho
fon that fred the Erhesau DOME" the fair fabric OF
this American republic. N. L. LIVINGSTON.
l4i CoLuMpiA uElUnrs. pRooKLrN. July %.
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SHIPS OF STEEL.
henents Claimed for the New Type OF Yes.
sells Over Those OF Wood.

Inc hrm OF Arthur Sewall d. Co.. OF which the
nominee OF the Chicago Convention for Vice.
President is the senior member. was the pioneor
hrm ofAmcrcan shipbuiiders in CONSTRUCTING
sailing ship of steel. Privr to the launching ~
the Drlgo, sailing ships rad been almost uni
I"rtnIy OF wood, and where circumstances ius,,-
ned tho building Of n vessel o. steel, IL was
equipped with machinery. But improved proc
esses have made cheaper and easier each year
the use Of steel in shipbullding.
There are In all the world, 90. 900 sailing shin,
exclusive OF pleasure boats and small river Graf,
Tho number OF wooden sailing ships /. ahoni
double the number OF steamers. and about one.
quarter Of the wooden vessels used In comurrco
ny the English flag l2,2OO. Next in order come
American, scandinavian, German. Italian
french Greek. Spanish, and Dutch shins
seVehty'hve years ago two per cent OF the ion.
mage OF tho worlds shipping WAS in steamcrs
Saun anu n!ne'y-elSht per cent in sailing ships. In
1870 the percentages were fourteen and eigh,v
siH. In 1850, before the begin ning OF the Amer.
'sAa siyiA War. they were thlrty.ons and siTtv.
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nEADcEAR OF MEx OF VAR.
Military Henddrrsses or the World. with
some French CnrIeature Thrown In.

Military Ienddrrsses or the World. with
some French CnrIesture Thrown In.
A recent issue OF q French illustrated paper
contains II full-page Illustration showing the
headdresses OF various military organiza-
tlons. There nre sixty pictures given. and
most OF the nations OF Europe nre in-
cluded. Although tho pictures are in the
nature OF caricatures. ms the artist has
endeayored to depict national peculiarities,
they nevertheless represent faithfully what
they claim to represent. So far as head
dress is concerned, there Ia no doubt ms to the
accuracy OF the drawings. In other respects
each nation might find points for objection.
Four American military exhibits are given.
or these the most notable is the Boston Lancer.
He is represented as slim and engaging young
person. exceedingly narrow as to shoulder
and erect as to bearing, with a most amazing
preponderance OF helmet, from which float two
graceful plumes, carefully parted in the middle.
II Is probab bic that oven in Boston they would
capture such creature Hs this and immure
him In dime museum. The artist has missed
one point He hasn't given the Bostonian any
eyeglasses. But the picture labelled General,
United States" has. They are OF the old fash
ioned specs" order. and they rest on a nose
The sun., 1896-08-09

Almost aqnlIine enough forthe Bird Of Freed ON
hlmseli. For the rest the "Gcneral TrI'ed
states" looks like that esteemed fellow citi,.n
who bears messages Of hope to the blind, lame
ana halt. through tho agency of various publi
cations, In form somewhat as follows:
DEAR Sir; After using two bottles OF your corn cu,s
had my foot "rnpu,atod and haven't been troubled
with corns since Yours. JrnENAu sIyrv,x
Inc Mont 1Omery Grey. "Alaharne Militia
tnitcu Staies,' Is represented with n brsrIrc
staiactite OF singular and imposing rightly
anu anu hir.u stalagm,te of the hearsl;in order
somewhat more han two feet high Where Tba
designer of this charming bit OF rLnrctsr ,,,,, IL
achieved the idea that Alntamn gcntIrmen
nnoAe ClEhrH through troUkcs tuhr Is n uIi,s-
dong IN the picture To the New York National
GuaTdsm2n tho artist has done full justite
cn tains & eIse "a sight, aud OF pleasing exterior,
Perhaps the present cordial feeling betyaon
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GOLD on STLyERY
some Advantages or Sound Standard
and Honest Dollar

! To THF Fnfr"E oF Tmr S,S--7ir, About n year ago
MrClev"lani sod 'on eighty million of United states
io1f per cent bon!s to t." Morgan syndicate lO7
/ which they re Ola 4; from tDtolla THenext bond
issue OF on" hundred million ,our per c,ns was of
ierrd TO The pGD!r and largely ovcrsu! ,crbcd at an
average ofllihi SO wrctn airy take H. as being
n" real vlae OF United States four per cent bond.
which bonds, though not worried payanle in gold arc
taken on the basis OF -o'd bonds while the United
states carries the one hundred millions gold reserve
hh4 STANDS ay 10 Iay out tn" interest to redeem
the maturing bonds in gold n demanded.
About the same time Ia" kUpnblic OF Mexico SO d I'm
Europe So'OoO00G OF I've per cent. bonds for which
thcy only Eol GJ cents the dollar: tho rcpubIir ~
Mex 60 being silver country that H. silver I'm ,b,t
country hein- or parity with gold a legal tender
som" people say that the difference In price ia
or'a"So OF IN" L!n"Tence In anllug of tie two
countries, but that Is true because tho republic
OF Mexico La had settled aamnstrat on for I,yrnty
years, aud President paa has Just been r,.eiecteI
Tor ffth term. Its annual budget shows Il Ruraus
NM IN" condition Of tho country Is settled law and
order observed, and no signs OF any revolution.
The difference between selling bonds at lllLt benr
ing per cent interest ana t 80 cents bearing per
cent Interest Is just isi. cents the dollar anl
per cont Interest per annum for their fe against the
bonds ~ silver country.
Again. tho cry is free.sver coinage for tbc-poor.
that Is thGI any ono Is To he privileged TO take m
cents OF silver. old teapots ur anything and Zet n o,
lar currency or a silver dollar without paying nny
thing for the coinage; that is coming silver into
"o"hr' On basls or 10 to /. or in other words an
ounce OF gold for coinage purposes shall be worth sIx
teen times as mueh silver while the narke value
OF SILVER today shows tuat gold VIII Dur
chase irty-one - tEirty. three ounces OF silver
Ihai simply means that the men who own silver
viii have the value OF their owning immediately
doubled at the expense people aud TO their own
proAt,
Then further, when tho free.slver coinage time
arrives VINO mas the silver 10 turn In the man or
III" poor mani Naturally the rich mani consequently
the only result be TO make the rich man rIcher
and the poor poorer
again under the freesver programme all exist |
ing DARK deposits Will net the bankers gain of AZ |
cents on the dollar. they VIII lee legally entitled to
pay out In silver or silver certificates
AGAIN. on an Inflated currency experience all over
he world shows that prices for goods must go up and
now rhn wages 20 up In anything like the same pro
p9rton u az ALL while there il such a surplus ~ |
% ,aooL end such large and constant Immigration OF
peop,e whose habits OF life enable them 70 liys an
a SIn hs Income II not less. than an Amer
v. ScHgsIsI.n1h S1't.Yhi W.J. BALLARD.
The sun., 1896-08-09

10 THE EDITOR oF TIE srN-Sir: Among
Oh" one thousand and one deluslons which a.
h''t the Anticipated Inarplots who arc en-
ueaToring to trG tho wheels Of commerce in
our country is that nne which GLASSES all the
silrer-mine owners OF the country with the Jack
Cadeites. As matter of fact the owners Of
good silver mines which are properly eouIpped
with rock drills, compressed air. steam. and
electric machinery. and which are located near
railroads, arc making money for stockhoIder.
and contributing TO the prosperity OF the coun.
Try ny dlsourslng enormous sums OF money in
wages to miners and engineers and for ma
chinery and supplies.
The annual consumption OF silver, In thaIrDt,od
States during this year will amount 10 a sum
sT.OoV.Q0o In sEessS Of the gsoss yAlus OF an
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Franc, and Ru,.i. explains the fac. th.. nine

France and Russia explains the fact that nine
Russian pictures appear In the list, greater
number than any other nation can snow, On
tho whole. the Russians are made out 70 pe SOL
diery looking fellows except for the roprehenta-
tive Of the Pnnlovski Regiment who wears n
fools cap and an expression 10 match. iho
Russlan General, the officer OF Cossncke the
palace guard the hussar OF the guard, tho Cos
sack Din undress) the mounted rrenadier, the
Cossnck OF the Urai. and the Cossack OF the
Anoor make up aformidable-lookin array.
Not 80 with the eight Prussians, A more sweet
and gentle collection Of warriors than those never
dressed up for parade. Evidently the artist 10
no friend or admIrer OF the Prussians: The fusi-
lecr OF the guard and tho hussAr look ns " they
had just stepped out from behind the RIBBON
counter. the body guard is q hopeless imbecilo
on the face Of him. the artilleryman is schoi.
Rriy gentleman with spectaclcs on bis nose and
n lump OF fat at the base OF his brain the drnEoon
OF the guard Is n sweet young thing with mono
Gle the Uhlan OF the guard isl comic valentino
fitted out, with military hat; the rineman i'
smotherrd In a conl pcuttle. and the representa-
tive OF the prussinn infantry Of the guard 10 the
onIyonc who has received nny consideration from
the artist. lie Is hidden behind eighteen solid
inches OF collar. Tho fine Austrian military ek-
hlbits are much OF the same value. The English
fare somewhat better. There In no contempt In
the fun which the Fronch artist pokes NJ the
sturdy BrIton. In tho hussar and the artillery
officer there IL surfeit OF whiskers. Tho Royal
Horse Guard wears his whiskers on his head
piece nnd the dragoon'A. IL he Inns any, are hid
den by the chin strap which cnnceals the major
part Of his countcnance. The highlander Is
principally noticeable for his teeth aud the
Grenader for his shake. which contains even
The sun., 1896-08-09
more square. yards OF material thon tho ~

more square. yards OF material thnn tho ho.s
Lehr OF me Montgomery Grey ~ '''' Heau-
f.ll",ys n,e Illustrations show nne-lookjn inn
whn " , VIZ. thc exception Of the artiil.ryman
TenaF% three. But the same cannot he q" s.id
ii IL 10y ne artist has made the Italians innI
nn Ei,y sH,"er-. which Is n distinct plariarisn,
rio t M ing % MeneeE Of Abyssinia. The f"nr P,n
Il hmSc ny, qnrerly assorted lot one looking like
'rr' ""Nor' one Ike Top. and the other f,xn iise
inny!e i1Gy!eis. " the two laps the intantry,nnsa,e nae
less dr,H'i bts enough by reason Of his sgt
enfireIv hnt MN n's cap visor shutting off his View
III" % Ky one would not caro- 10 run 9aM n.t p"ep n
thUt ~ thrre is anything In Tysiopnnri,r
III, l. ~ 'npnhese GENERAL is Look Ing for trnmhnh|
Chinnmen nm ,n'nE That the artis, didn't put any
rnrar"rl"l; Swttzer. two Dutchnep tr,
SaISn ,,4 ~ Wu Egyptians, two Roumnn,ans %
should n h, 'ui, Wi, pnliorm smoking pipe mo ofcer
jSsUo!,weGihn and the one spanish soI1i1onsl. q
Frenrrhh ~ y. make up the total. There isn"th ho
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We'll, well: that's the second
Revise All lcnirs

To THE EnIroR Of THr srS--Sir: The Democrats at
Chicago have mate only on mi, axe far as can
see anu thar is that they al not 60 far enough In
ADDITION To making 81 cents worth Of silver liar
tho platform should also provide tAnt hereafter TWO
ptSks make buSh"l. risht ounces make p0uui and
six inches make foot. Then tie balance Will rc pro
served and the purchasing power o: silver dollar
VIII bc kept up to standard, the silver o'lar will
luy as many twnpetk bushels Of whrat as the gold
dollar viii buy four pick bushels as many or,to,p,c
Lnuhis of any cnmn 0fity the ro'd dollar buys or
sNtrtnhuuc pounds. ard as many SIX inch feet OF
f,tt. '@ - '''~"
cpn'To' ana pass law thnt hereafter shall have
Nv u "a YES ari eve. tsin lambs. nature Ia do the
r"s' an car ont thr.r avs tIat tire honest
FARMER VIII hp much Dru"t from the lnC Sc of
ms sInc" under sih'r standard he doe now
I"-'' d to'u standard. W.k.
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An EnterprIslnr Tb,,r

"T,. IRON IRON he Wash'"0tos Eoean,9 Star
% %SSS s"fsTn.Isns %as shsf heard of
annad GSlsnd' sad Henry r. ioT' oy r the Court 10
aao conn SSfST M.s d OH TiSS.'hy man dind and as as
There was some very v,.imeu ned as money could huT
ihsase i"aK moved or well RSss "9
carry ns ilttinH ,g man wa, seen to enter ~
sistamt a,ffR of S him At all supposed c Every ono
Gss. reached te Jq beors the n pros Ss-
ar drHn tho heaEse and Went n tne man emerged
OF the Mhsn the CONN was rsnSssSTlnK
was was not to be found fGHe; and the young man An
AN' N' "oulo never have been oapSht p oSs'Eaying
The sun., 1896-08-09

nine and af, ts close the percentages were forty
cent. of tta one. At present, seyonty.six nsr
inr IhaimeF' ships and wenyiour per cent IN ss Is
=, me benefits claimed for s,oo, st,t
imst "I a.! added durability. ste"f are
snrp p' Afan Stand hard g,aro better Than ma
~ sfcSd enters into the qurstian ard q increased
try viii 'in' 10 the carrying trade Of ths cn,D
dents witch IHA H tecled, reduce the ratio OF acni
sells th hn,mHm"usly higher among saiiInn Jinntnues
share Of n ",lnnG steamships. An enorn. Nes.
y" III o!a-iashoned wooden siips S''ii car