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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

en- busca de su adversario. niugdu senti
miento penoso laeeraba su alma. GaDas le
daban de decirles a los &rboles, las piedras
todos aquellos mudos testigos de una esce
ma cuyo recuerdo no pudo borraf el tempo.
8 Yo soy aqael miserable que una noche,
lloroso desesperado, pas6 entire vosotrcs en-
pos de Ia muJer que amabal Y sly el pa
ria qnien impunemecte Sc le podfa iDsul-
tar! mo me conoceis9
Pues soy Ell mismo Solo que vuelvo ven
cedor, y. 81 quiero. pagare insulto por in
sulto, golpe por golpe En- treinta aflos la
rueda de la fortuna giro, poniendo en- 10
alto quien estaba debsjo. Han cambiado
las eircunstancias
Miro la terraza ell parqne, y prosiguio
pensando.
No; no Sc taiaran esos robustos arboIes
Mafana seIAa mfos. Me instalar6 en- segui
da en- esa hermosa vivienda, que fu6 ell no
gar de mi enemigo, y en- su puesto sabre
sostenerme mejor que el.
En- este llegarcn la gran alameda, desde
donde Sc distiDguia ell gran Margal.
La preseneia del arido MONTICELLO desagra
do Carvajap, que decidi6 plantar tres filas
de a-bales para que ooultalan a la vista de
los transeuntes los trabsjas de Ia cantera
Sc considerable ya dnefio de todo, 10 mo
diioaba su gusto.
POGO antes de llegar Ia yeris. alcanz6 q
Flsury Papillon.
sQue sucedea-exclsRno ell seeretario al
verle-sss ha modifcado el prcgrama9
-El marques de Cairefont ha manjfssta-
do deseos de VERNE -, por condesosn-
dencla vepgo en- So busca. Porqne 81 hubie
Sc querido, con decirie que en- mi casa le
reclbiria Pero soy el mss fuerte TO me
gasta abnsar de nj poder 81 10 quo trata
dc proponerme me convene, entonces modi-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
PARA OA.RRHTERAs

Sc veSde cast q nsatzd de sH UGIor, s4ssG gssd
qsssssa tsssssrGdorG de psedra gsessesdG para ca
TfeseSGs, con sA cG56eTa densGs psegGs, -.
Ms1y bNcss estad0 q :sss GsGgIssssts dc repssesto
Ell Qtse Ia isstsrese psseGe dsTscsTse doss Ro
aegS9 Graham, ess essG essSdGG.
pGssce. Ee5rcr0 II dc 1894.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
DE JUAN SIERRA URGELL

Despu6s, como 81 lie ocurriera una idea de
pTonto, af1adi6:
-sCree usted que el sehor Carvajan ten
drfs Inconvenience en- venir hablar eonmi
got
-Yo no 10 Sc. -. pero Sc 10 puedo pre-.
guntar. le respondf.
-SQuiere usted encargarse de eso9
Con mucho gusto
asi diciendo, tome Ell camino, en uuin-
ce minutes h6me aqnf ST no lie molesto a
listed, agradece1fa que me diese de beber,
porque me muero de sed.
Ell alcalde abri6 la puerta.
-lOlaudina, an vase de. vinoI -grit6; y
luego, ponisndose sl sombrero, prosiguio con
calma.
-Ahora, en- cuanto beba usted, nos ire
mos.
-lHolai sQuiere usted eneontrarse frente
frsnte con el vejete2
Hombre, spor que nof Convene que
sepamos 10 que quiere. Papillou y Fleury
va deben estar camino del CASTILLO
-Si Los encontr6 Ia salida del pueblo
Los aleanzaremos antes de Ilegar la
meseta.
-lCarambai Hoy voy perder diez libras
de carne, -exelamo Tondeur, solto la car
cajada, tosiendo hasta ponerse de color de
violeta.
Carvajan estaba "a en- Ia Gale, andaba
de prisa. Immense orgullo le henchfa ell pc
cho Su enemigo le hacfa lamar, sin duda
para pedir cuartel. De nuevo SO dirigfa a
Olairefont, por ell mismo canine que trei0ta
aios antes paso. de que manera tan dife
rentel Entonoes era de noche, el corrfa
tropezsndo en- las piedras del eamino aho-
gsndose de angustia; ehora, Ia luz de IN
sol expiendoroso, con paso segnro, convened
DO CO 81 faerza distinguiendo perfectamen-
te claro el obieto que SO proponia al diRigirse
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
FOIL TIN '4s)
JORGE oHNET
ELL GRAN MARGAL
TRADUooIoN DE J. DE LA oERDA
OAPITULO TX
(COnti0 ttdci0n1
Abril, 2 de 1895.

senciar aquel acto, sin medios para defender
Be; veRdeT los preciosos recuerdos de famiia,
los retratos de sus sbuelos, los objetos que
legaron IN padre 6 uua madre carifIosa
prostituir aquellas reliquiss sdorsdas. intro
duciendo en- ell santusrio del hogar extraflos
que, en- nombre de la ley, revolvieran los oa-
Jones, sellaran las pnertas, y, en- una pala-
bra, formalizar asi ell inventario judicial
Era su desquite.
Hubiera deseado tener ell derecho de pre-
senciar ell espectaenlo, exitsDdo a sus secua-
ces, con ei sombrero puesto altivo oTgullo
SO, al frente de Houorato de Csirefout, tenn
blando, impotents pA'ido por el dolor. Pc
70 la ley menos cruel que CarVsjaD, Sc opo-
sustrayendo In victima de la aeci6n dreeta
del verdngo. El ba0qnero no podia fran
quear los umbrales de aquelia casa. Encon..
traba ~absurda esta disp0sicidu; SO acosto
northumberland, y soflo cue era diPutado y la
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

fcar6 Ell programa ce mo usted dice; pero 81
no. :. Eu tremost
I'll mismo abri6 Is puerta de hero, no.
ll6 ell primero la terra de CLAIRE font.
Erguido, pero con la vista baja. auduvo
algunos pasos, luego Sc detuvo IN instan-
te.
Habfa encontrado ell sitio donde le atrope.
llaron los caballos del marques ell latigo de
un cochero-l9 cruz6 ell rostro
Como ST hubiese una huella, fuera posi-
bic borrar]a, restrego los pies contra ell sue
To- y, trastornado por aquel recuerdo dolo-
roso, Sc dlsponfa a eutrar en- ell vestfbuIo.
cuando apareci6 en- la puerta la sefiorita de
Glare font.
No eruzaron una sola palabra.
La joven, impasible, interrog6 con la mi
rada Fieury Papillon, quienes estaba
esperapdo
La more frente de Carvaian Sc con.
trajo
Al verse en- presencia del 6nico adversario
qnien su odio todavfa no pudo combatir.
Sc estremecio, y su triupfsnte algeria qaed6
nnbiada
Pens6 que etre los Clairefont 81 no ha-
bia conclude todo.
Con IN imperioso gesto hizo hablar a
Tondeur
Ell sefior marques me msnd6 esta ma.
nspa que rogars al seaor alcalde que viniese
a verle, "a sido tan amable que
lCarvajan en- casa del maroue.i. Toao
ell pelgro que esta vista representaba 80 IL
ocurri0 en- el acto p Aptonieta. aOnA mai
espiritu pudo iuducir s anciano para tomar
semejante resoluei6ng itsa& transaction ca.
bia entire ei J ell bauquero9 SlNo le reyelaria
este en- uu lnstante 10 que con tan sublime
abne gaeion Ee esforzsTon en- ocustarls fSsea-a~f
6sI nany bisn. Voy conducir III se-
nor oarsaaan al gabinete de mi padre--iiio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20

lentamente -Entre tanto, usted, zefior Flsu-
roy, puede cumplir su obieto- Bernardo
acompane usted estos dos sefores. p0a-
case sus 6rdsnes.
Asf diciendo, sc volvi6 con altivez desa-
pareoio segn1da por Oarvejan Tondsur
ouniendo La escalera, sufri6 la pobre 10
ven mas que en- toda su vida.
oospecnosa los oios de su padre. va no
eJercla SCORE el antoridad ninguna por lo
tanto, no era possible que estuviera en- su
bre
Momento hubo en- que penso enoararse
c'n OarvsJan y decirle
vamos yer. JQle pretende ustedg
lnponga las condolences que quierA aea-
solyio sus zozobras,
Ell marques habis dido liao ~ ., ana,,i.
go, e sali6 al paso. Frnnoi6 las csias.
notando La pressncia de su hija, sc detavo;
peto AuConiefa ava1zo sin miedo. en- actitud
ue esCrar' 10 hieiera al DO ls h1bisrs de-
oonfu0 por ei braKo su padre, dicleudoIe:
70, MIA mia. T5ngo que ablar con es-
1os senorss. no to necesito.
ZERO, papa .-exclam6 ella con ma
nidesto disgusto. o0A
OarvaJan aixo entonces la cabsza. Goa
sarcastico acento afiadi6:
81 ei sef1or marques esta baie tutela, no
80 que vine hacer aqui.
Entonces, temerosa de disgustar nj ancia-
40 lesistiendole, la joven se dicidi6 sban-
as uouatie q 81 propio. temerosa do 10 que DO
s'a .sauceoers pero obediente a sn volnntad.
ds,lsas - ue nueyo por estas palabIas
1!.sunar. = Ae07si'o' W 's A@AS
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UnguentO Derm6genOl

Los asombrosos efectos producidos
Dor Ell UNGUENTo DERM6GENo @n
las Hagas Qstensad~yGs, .fatGassfss, pt-
cG4nras dc mosquitoes Ieprs GfrScGpsa,
sa6ai50geS, skefaStfGsis tWnsOves, az
csbskQstier Procedencta, re~r,sottsnsO, III
cesias, Eeyfdas de ctEakq@SeY srafsG, pa
S0diS0s Dc, 10 demucstran las infni-
tas curaciones obtenidas y el constan-
te uso que de dicho especfico S.
hace.
Dep6sito: R9gsaciG Central de ]
Ferrer.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1896-02-20
roberto GRAHAM
Los 6.atrascy6tos ns6dScos csy4fassos
cOss eieTcscS0 eg esta css6dGd,
Enero % de 1895.

con e5eycsCSO ess estG csssdGd.
Certihesn: que han conprobado Us en- !s
ursetics ohoisI, "a 81 IL particular, dursnte
l. apideDsis var1olosa rei2snte en esta Siu-
dsd, |. ofoaeia ir1oontestable del yirUs-
vacuno procedanta del Institute de Vaou-
nsol6a De don Santlsgo Sei3o instalado en-
Areclso hsiio Cd 1irenes6n.-D Diriase cue Of
cho se6or Sale 5aspuSs 3e m eono5an*ado
dstenido estudio, hs cOuseguldo peTGee-
clonSr 81 nivel do los Institutes Europeos
de 81 fl.lole, el c14tivo ds squal virus Pro
6ige5ico de Is virUela hastS ol extreme de
poder asegurar adrmar los que suserioen,
Qne en esta poblaoi6n h. producido tan re-
Ices resultados ha obtenido tan lisonJaio,
stisfactorio 2 brlllante exito, que sc han
cCnseguido con So empleo y propagation 81
eztexzrinio de la virusla qus aterrorizaoa
diaznoaba azta poblaoi6n desde hace d1ez y
echo nasea. No vacilaado por ende los n
fraseritog So puhlloar-no tan solo por ne
do De Is pressnte elmo que tanbi6n poT ls
pransa peri6dica del pals ser ueoeserio--
cue Ia linfa vacuna extraida do la ternera
dsl pree!tado Institute So superior y prete-
rible todas Lee dsmks ussdas en- Is isla, in
clusc L. de Londres, ? que estadistieanenGa
la da6o Insjox y mss resuitado, hasta 81 ex-
tcamo de haber conseguido Ia psSsESst@cscss
vaCissas On IN noventa por cientO. para
cue conste valgR 2onde conveniT pudiare
don Santiago Seijo espidc la presente en
Ponce & II de Mayo de 1SS9.-OT. BGst0s0f
lasgsss-DY. CoTcaGd0-DS. RsOeT0n-DSs'
pcqaszi-LT. CaFOssas-Dq. YSGGI RGss-LH-
EsassC E0sss Gsass50s-LT. Jssass x0sesszs--
LF. az. Zess0 GGssdEs-DF. OGss=sST0 &. &c
yvE5S
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iO -
INTERNATIONAL
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

El propietaric que suscribe ofrece Las CO
nodas ' ventiladas habitaciones de este
Hotel todos los puer5orriqueros s extran :
geros de transito estadfa fla en Haiti.
En- el establecimiento 50 habla ingles,
frances, espanol s italiano. Trato quito; ser
vicio escogido.
Tenemos sucursal en- al aristoeratico cam
po de Thor (Bizotonl para los pasageros
anfermos que serSn tratados cen esmerads
solicitud.
E GONZALo MARIN
Enero % de 1895.
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MAYo1 HHRMANos & 90,
BUSn negocio

% ausentas duen magnffca rtca
Ia
a
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OOLEAZO,
Playsd deP
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08

Primaries to elect delegates and
alternate delegates will be held in
the several preclncts on Saturday,
May I'd, 1896, between the hours Of
2 O'Clock P. m. and o'clock p. m.
except in Hamilton precinct, where
the primaries will be held between
the hours Of 4 p. m. and s p. m. Of
said day.
In case Of the absence of any dele
gate his alternate delegate shall be
entitled to vote in his stead, and in
the absence Of the delegate and al
tcrnatc a'majority of the delegates
present from his precinct shall cast
his vote, except that in precincts
where the convention is being held,
such precinct delegation Shall not
cast the vote Of any delegate or al
tcrnatc delegate absent from such
convention.
Delegates and alternate delegates
must be republicans, residents Of the
precinct which they represent, and
shall be qualified electors.
BY order Of the county central
committee. II. II. O.lIARA,
Attest. Chairman.
ID. A. BISHOP,
ScCrctarV
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08

The county republican committees
Of the several counties will pro-
coed to call county conventions in
the respective counties, and elect
delegates and alternate delegates to
the state convention as above desig-
mated.
The following rules have been
adopted for the governing Of state
republican conventions of the state
OF Montana:
First-Dclcgatcs and alternate
delegates shall be elected in future
to state conventions, and in the event
ofa failure OF a delegate to attend, the
alternate delegate shall cast the vote
Of the delegate whose alternate he is.
Sccond-In the absence of a dele
gate and his alternate, d majority of
the delegation from that county shall
cast the vote Of the absentee.
Third-ln the absence Of all the
delegates and aItcrnatcs delegated
from any county, no vote shall be
cast for such county.
Fourth-In the county in which
the state convention shall be held,
when any delegate and his alternate
delegate shall be absent there Shall
be no vote cast in their behalf.
Fifth-Dclcgatcs and altcrnatcs
must be republicans, residents Of the
county which they rcprcscnt.
by order Of the state central com
miltcc. LEE MANTLE,
Attest: Chairman.
THOMAS CUMMINGS.
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Republicans Garry Rhode Island

Providence, Il. l., April :. Nearly
complete election returns show that
out Of q total vote Of 50. 5S2 as against
~, llo in lS95, Coy. Lippitt received
Il plurality Of ,27s, an increase Of
4G1 over Il year ago, Last years
democratic ma joritv Of ll:nc in the
legislature has been reduced to six.
"Littlc Rhody," is the first of the
states Of the union to this wear vote
for state officers, 1t is less than a
month since that the candidates Of
the two parties were put before
the people, 50 that the campaign was
ono Of the shortest on record,
The republicans made their short
fight upon the national PLATFORM. dc
clarin9 for protection, for every dol
Tar to be Of cqll;,l value, for increased
recognition Of war veterans, and for
the restriction Of immigration. The
democrats c>chcWcd national issues
and cOntcntcd themselves with maxi
ing an issue against the proposed re-
vision Of the constitution rs an at
tempt Of the majority to lastcn it.
self securely upon the state. The
nominees for governor were the same
as in the election Of last year, when
Governor Lippitt pollcd $4,000 votes
to 1000 for his opponent. All Of
Governor Lippitt'> associates on the
ticket are now incumbcntS or the
Office Tor which they were rcnom-
mated
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"NOW, while ! am certain that

"NOW, while ! am certain that
none Of us five ever cut cord Of
wood in his life, all being miners
from Doyhood, 50 powerful was the
dose then aboard. and the tension
under which it was taken, that We
actually felt as if We could chop wood
or anything else, and added to that
was our natural desire to be sucablc.
SO we agreed to do the work; but at
! o'clock the next morning u rc-ac-
tion had set in, and VIC were slow
about turning out. Just then one
Of the tcanstcrs gave the snap away,
and Mantle, changing all the colurs
Imaginable, grew excited and inquired
if my crowd belonged to that train
On being given an Affirmative an
sWcr, he seized an old horn, or cayusc
trumpet, used for calling the hands
to dinner, called out to us, who were
perhaps Il quarter Of a mile away in
our camp: ;Boys, I don't want any
wood chopped. have decided to dc
my own wood choppiny this winter
am very thankful to you Just the
same lie requested us, one and all,
to leave the premises, and to cmpha-
size the demand lie produced q
sawed off shot gun such as were used
by the messengers on Gilmer & Sails
bury's stages. or course that settled
it, and | was thcrcupon deprived of
the only opportunity ! ever had to
become a wood chopper.
"Did | owe him for IL nights lode
ing and board? 10 sir as before
stated. we had our own commiSSarv,
and carried along as much money as
business prudence would permit. ow-
ing to the fact that the country was
Infested with road agents at the
time.
"Wc may have been Il little short
on the whiskcy account, although
Lees reputation as Il collector would
preclude even That possibility; but
admitting that we Wcrc he has got
ten even with me many Il time since
How did he do it? Why, he taught
me how to play poker, that's all.
"YcS / am proud to sec him in tho
United States senate. He is 4 self
made man, thoroughly western in all
his ideas, and yOn may mark my
word, he Will be heard from in no ,ln
certain tones on the greatest qucs.
tion now before the American people
the silver question. lie has PLACED
on his banner: SILVER first and pro.
lection second, and | believe he l.
right. Free coinage: at tho ratio OF
l6 to |: and protection to home in
dustrics against the world, would b,
sure winner next fall"
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Alias Summons,

In the District Court of the Fourth Judicial
District of the State Of Montana, in and for
the County of Ravalli.
Jacob S. licntncr, Plaintiff,
Katie Kcntncr, Defendant.
The State OF Montana sends Greeting to the
auOvc named l)rfeudHnt:
You arc hereby summoned to answer the
complaint in this action which is filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of this court, Il copy of
which is herewith served upon you, and totilc
the pluintilfs $ attorney within twenty days
after the service OF this summons, exclusive
of the day of service. and in case Of your
fnl lure to appear or answer Judgment Will be
taken aga inst you by default for the relief
demanded in the complaint
This action is brought FOR the purpose Of
procuring Il dissolution OF the bonds Of mat
ncr, and Katie kcntncr, defendant, and for
such and further relief as the case may
require and the court deem proper.
The complaint shows that the plaintiff and
defendant intcr,nniricG at Falls River Mills,
Shasta County, California, on or about the -
day of April, 1881. That they ever SINCE have
been and now husband and wife: that
plaintiff is now and has been Il resident of
Montana for four years last past: that the de-
PENDANT Willfully and without cause deserted
ana abandoned pailitif1 in The year lS1l and
mas over since and is now continuing to will
fully and without cause desert and abandon
plaintiff and to live separate and apart from
him.
Attest my hand and the seal of said
court this 24til day of February,
[sEALl A. ID. 1896.
ALLEN +. sIIAppEE Clerk.
GEO. T. BAGGS, Sicvcnsvillc, Mont, At
tOrncy plaintiff.
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STATE REPUBLICAN, CONy ;:NTIOS.
In accordance with usage and the

In accordance with usage and the
Instructions and recommendations of
the national republican committee, 4
state convention OF delegated repre-
sentatives of the republican party in
Montana is hereby called to meet at
the city of Butte at 10 o'clock a. III. !,
May !. 1895, for the purpose Of
choosing six (G) delegates and six (6)
alternate delegates to attend the ma
tional republican convention to be
held at St. Louis, on Tuesday, June
l6, 1896, and for the transaction Of
such other business as may properly
come before the convention,
The several counties Of the state
will be entitled to representation in
said state convention as follows:
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08

If YOU want the official news OF the
county, read the REPUBLICAN.
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Summons.

In the District Court of the Fourth judicial
District Of the State of Montana, in and fol
the County Of Ravnll
Missoulu Mercantile Company, Plaintiff,
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HuCkIcn'S .trn;Sa Su1NC.

The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rneum,
fever sores, letter, chappcd hands,
chilblains. cornS, and all skin crup-
tions, and positively cures piles. or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price - cents per box.
For sale by J. ID. Miser,,
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08

In the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial
District Of the State of Montann in and for
the County of Ruvall
Jacob S. Kcntncr, plHintitf,
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Don CaIncrOnS $ Boom.

ST. Louis. April 2.--In an inter
view here today. Senator Thomas II
Carter. Of the republican national
committee, was asked: SIS it true
that You have diSccrncd the pronon-
itory rumblinyS Of Il boom for Don
Cameron it the uurthwcSt;"
''ll i, more than Il prcmOuitOrv
rllmbliny. 1t i, Il roaring. | be-
licvc we viii get the votes not only
IN Montana and other northwestern
states, but the votes Of the north
west generally will come to him nat
urallv."
"1lcn you apprc1cnd SOME trouble
over the silver question at tile st.
Louis cpnTrntiuu:'
Snow, that is an entirely different
matter, and one about which l will
say nothing.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08

ILund Office at Missoulu, Montanu.]
March /, 1886
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has iitcd notice of his intention
to ma Ike final proof in support Of his claim
and that said proof will be made before +. j.
Morris, United States Circuit Court Commits
siOncr, at Hamilton, Montana. on April IT,
1896, viz:
JOSEPH p. IIALpIN,
who made Dccaratory Statement, No. III, fol
the southeast quarter of the southwest quar-
ter, the sou Invest quarter OF the sout i'east
quarter of section II, twp 10 north, OF range 1!
west.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiv;l-
tiOn of aid land, viz:
Thomas Baird. J. a. ,loats, 4. p. Andrews
all Of Hamilton, Monta1a; and Patrick Nc
Gr:lw, OF St~vcnsvilc Montana.
JOHN Nj. EVANS, Register
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Literally I,lItchcrcd.
Secretary.

San Simon, Ariz., April l.-:'ct-
tiers in this part Of the territory are
wrought up to q high pitch OF cX-
citcment over the murder by .Apachcs
Of Alfred Hand. The details Of the
crime have just been learned. Hands
head was crushed in by rocks, the
abdomen was cut open, and gunsEot
wounds were in several parts or the
body. Tracks on the ground showed
crime. The murdcrcrs were not sat-
isticd with killing Hand and robbing
his home of what they had use for,
but they destroyed every hing else.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08
COnS;ilnNtiOn Can &c Cured

by the use Of Slioh's cure. This
great congll cure is the only known
remedy for that terrible disease,
Sold ut Snallcy's Drug Store.
The Ravalli Republican. [volume] (Stevensville, Mont.) 1894-1899, 1896-04-08
COUNTY REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION.

There will be a convention Of re-
prcscntatiVcs of the republican party
Of Rayalli county, Montana, at II
O'Clock Il. m. Friday. May 8th, 1886,
at Stcvensyillc' Montana, held for the
purpose Of selecting ten (l0) delegates
and ten QO alternate delegates to
attend the state republican conycn-
ton. to be held in Butte, Montana,
on May llth, 1896. And for the
transaction Of such other business as
may properly come before such con
yentiOn,
The several precincts of the coun-
ty shall be entitled to representation
in said convention as follows:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1896-08-22
REPORTS TO REGISTRAR OF
BIRTHS.

Sectiou 70 1t shall be the duty of the
father of each and every child born in the
Republic of Hawaii, or if the father be ab.
sent from the country at the time of the
birth; or not living; or if the child be lille
gi;imate, then it shall be the duty of the
mother Of such child, within thirty days
after the birth of such child to notify the
Registrar Of Births, Deaths aud Marriages
of the District in which such birth takes
place. of the date of birth, sex and name of
such child, il named; the names of the pa
rents of such child. whether it is |, climate
or illegiGmate, and the locality of the birth.
It shall also be the duty of eve y physi-
Glen who shall attend, or be called upon in
connection with the birth OF any child in
the Republic Of Hawaii, within thirty days
after such birth, to report such birth and
the other facts relating to such child in this
Section above set forth.