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THE CO CITI
DZVOTZD TO TEN OF na mm w
Voi,. 1. No. 6. HELENA, MONTANA, NDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1806.
The LuO
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Mall or.Ifr pft ptly
attenide to.
'FermMI llka
MRS. V. TAYLOR,
11S JACKSON ST.
HeleNN, a Monta,.
J. W. K!USLUY.
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW.
SSEVC UN 53. NI.llNA, MONT
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owr a aqd Winter ainples Just eceived,
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THE LRTBST STYLES
San wa·r d.
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ORAHI AND
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1SN, MAIN STE'ET. SOR TATL.
THE
MERCHANTS NATIONAL
eRN K,
OF HELENA, MONTANA.
UNITID STATEU DEPOSITORY.
hIM Capbil ..... PMS
i dmSe aud ldivd eO . 1171M
L . H. ERHBRPIILD ............ Pr t
A ,J. DAVIDON ......V....ice Prel.ded t
SRON HRRSgHFntD ............uasier
'°. P. BOWMAN, .. ........A.... mahaer
Interet allowd on dsita left for a
. urn_.. Traaýstrs dr esey made b
anBo. r ret atraqabl rate Ip oar
Ire al brlr proeag ate dit ault
BANK
OP NLIENA, MONTANA.
CAPITAL PAID IN $500,000.
SURPLUS 5100,000.
TMOS A. MASOW ................huPM
aOWR. MfhCULLO..........s Pmemait
AdImT , SMITEL.................. Culi.
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ODILOTOLi. '
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*erad nash'ag ImbIsNes Treramened.
NEW YORK'S OPII
HER CONGRU6AMEN MIt W
"MPLENDID NOTHINO" TAIMR
.nm i'ml --* bs. ,
*__ 1 me-A sg.m at
Must pmesn Ras .w1a-4e
o 3fm are.r eo sein * as 3m 3m
The advoomtes ot wte sew to
b.n mlade two dlim ism Ml
wold rart tIn Isi e t es
a.l oto nsa au dos as
rea ptophebe om M dit ema
elaimn - the srange
sneul that ea be beoaght
-n, t as sines Sh daed rha
a-ls ThMe s.m ae I fsgei
mead taMus Tmnete.u the
lq mass sme
Tho mm. wo n.on mon at
mat h. him.. ti m. ,
handr mithe ko m h ma y 1
SElai Th l. whaq l will tl
arglia s hvm nwl Gi
ath - paeds . re -
tlsl these adeauem Il the 'ui
pod as hi, .e
Tweltda. Dwmlet, Now YT..i
It I.s 45M to mle tihe
ogda as tme new mf s.lS w.
tImly to be hoped that inm ewt
akietess .omits h,. bhem
toa tim p 1i a s ameh L e iag
.t the hes the masuetlr
l 6 0I ' wit t lL i.
easran arh as
deermh T 1M was la gty to
theatemel mik qm Amugig
dubere low that we eas wie e
belt a them t tdhe sa
we mau at Mle pe thats fr
1mah d-ms ddidhemie wAS
bo a uowadveg
Rda the na ew law it s u
wdms tha wm ts in aq t, embr
ladmb rdmu lhemat down gewL 10
U pen ial whie Is othbr t ebas
poemi . w ill b.a
qws llt h amatt r bt
marumo aqpshsi Bathem use imp.
erm -o w ate dikins wemes we
Ia the rghl TheY r dssm.es
wh., aomesms hags the ws*
Iagma in kl w3e) T us I
abhades ueanm far the ear that
matake. In thooetmn man om4y
tale, will be iselowed aMl let
The au is at the semimede a
few Iadmtrs is that go
down In qupIthy Is lae d
labor.
ammraytie celing will euth*er iver
ee ase a lowsr eeb and am Mte tm
smh a oomms levear.L Uader en
ct 1690 as total "Tage eaeci oa.
people teach about 10,000,0@0,000 a
yea. An avenge ,edaots of 30 pee
maisly.
Taking Itam aounts the truolem
aca. in the ls l8 moathe mlt te fur.
fthr redentls amafoa will be
aespelled to make cnder th w bill,
0 pa o tas is a low timatn dthe a
dstion wage aigr.a ea to follow.
Soch a telualom would tae wy ace
Amh a the eunieming powur ut our
people, would droy emea t ia ous
own markets ma oine.ftemth f the
mOtW at ath world We cant a
mats the ls ct our own mrhets rdes
ths bill Is ba opened the door to fIr
iga imptatlos Foreign goods will
growl ou the American ham our own
makmts We camnot as tie end, but d
use thing we may net assaged-yew
Ctr wll - oard ly through
publ aw -o a ndepubllean leg
islatls. 8so 1103 Paten.
Washngtaon
sIaadL -wv ra-au.
Wm.hi~amo.
The at ot at the Giws.Wlhem hill
-.d be cthrwia the 1aj lo to
all dailrm the UIid 8 a-.
Lmtbe tb - d .y r - lag aid
cis humstal t all woeshlagm aid
-orr aid their tamilf The Mella
Iq bill aled to potSot all oard.
klee lauldlag the apiemlarml bhtu
, .aid all owl hbuY peli It wo
qwrate aid pm a 1 pL t to
in t~olipiu ..w.du the pwdh c
,qleltmk aid pm msplqs~ to all
who dhired it at -d w~mea The m.
Ut. emastry wan pe v a the
T 0 oriWibes bill pelt 4s
Irm all ptidellci tadi t Iawem
pIr.ain It do o wide Or the
doon far l odp ..spu dtb to --
direedem., while git uptedin to
a few famed iadtle. aid il to.
- aid la.~afall the elikd
dam aid memegolI.le legfad~lm It
b aad -l wadn to ad a
ants .bhamuiu ahmidasin ci the
_ aid ltM.. d the .yw* e
a whole
Wba thb bfl -os toto qmMioa
w subiU wi be Seeded v Iwh
L ltP tits Pk~4
se ta t~m 4s aui tW e dd a
ad ew. est r am nm - -a
Job d wak ýw d ioto o --LI-
s waduwnm de amna4 w~
Msaa Mfl -dll b t imou-g r
'Pe usIt b a*mo -
as - Is t. ba' LIL
usaw to-% 6=einamqe ff dm
ehml be ua Orow miose1 ul ornI
ti Ndp le , will ý m
- bebei while lb. uuem a
welbmemhth dmp mw-- wills ue
tb Swu will be .u.oe
halo.r d / krM d ra -i -
kim el sipwlll to MI YIart
rlY1·6 . AIL- mid -"r
'by wr lbs powis p~wbodM1U
to booror sis d J1 - h
w u ull d lle s psom pl io r
will as" ree m f* M llrlrn) l r
wiN M kiI r '* -l
T1WO04wih 30 om w TO
rimIr lowlr tbe`lr lg
ITHE COSOULATION OFWAY
1abor Ia reasies as Seward 3mpsule
aom Now a we Ightes ti
nk ot importer tosasms their w.tg
oods iem ae etoms meo theA l
a sisu d a hada. tNew*r
I $iO, 0000 w.th at k $op--s
wlsiasws r or amm psoaa thI
a week seas the .al. n a aely l.
0b 4000 weth lea at Amel -oa
meaufastoued In Ameiscan :mVie
Amrla wagep slrsesm It mems -rr
the disltrcibatt morm tohm K4000,00
to Amerlea wage has bss obeee. d
within vs4days
If thisd mase o emtines there m
-w ou name Tam -mimmm me -
termined to have and to hold on me
hat. hall we ersdr. them? We &
not desie--o brus Amrit.m dere
ta Americasn wage enres seosed b
eopelled to sll their labor s, _p e
smpetltitm with the cheap. labor d
ther contries Th woeherIi the l ot
We mil at New Bdordi the -o
mills d New Yk, ln the ptters d
Trenton, in the glam fastoris of thi
, have ,ented their potet apIga
a iedaotln da wages tW has bem fes
a spas them by Democacy.
What ea be doe to lighte the ba.
det. The m uastd e am id should no
espo*edl to pay higher waes than th-a
dsfeign aompetiatoe d to sell th
goods at the same prices It has be
the derem Demo raoy that AmerLcas
masufaoturme and American wage ern
n momst be punished in arder to ma
w trd tm New York ity importer a
welam goods, who kmed ouat wii
mob dignied grander i their para
Se 1$s to thehraonrand glor at dO
r. It s the day t all tre mand
tloito Amerloas to overthrow this I.
ign domlatioa. Cheek the sa. d
these foreign goods, chek the stoppage
ad o millk, obheek the eheap- g
ar labor by baying Americas goods
whenever and w a it is pomible k
do as Let th ppl ask ly fo
American prod-c . and insist apes g
An Aae Vem.m
That the party which has beaelrylng
-most -agl combinatca4 whisk has
been bshoating loudest agatnt the il
t agreated capital, shoald dellberats
Jy eafe. that it will impose ap. the
.sptry a mease to bemeat eaorpse
tesa at the epeed the people is a
mest earrdinary inciAdnt In the poll.
tis and the morals of the tlme or
srr years the but people of the co
by have sid that this party was uont
r government Proo of the asertis
is hedm tI the confemion of the very
n who direct its policies and coaeol
bes assagess History gives so inald
to this masing perfrema-s- .it
DOWN EAST FA31fl8
PEAr CAuADIAN oO@UifffON WILL
[ WT TN! MAAKT&
s bZ .m u - y . . . .r >
` Irl bs. b.a ýoat. t1º w# a
I 'C3U·t'l-A c
I uq(Y 1w a r
a bin. srnow Iwa Yudm is
. $ , Tb r i w ~w~bm Im
.bootswas - ...' 3Mdrn. aa
0 b.eI S bod b UWb ria o
o I raftewer w wIrmm sai. W
.t .o a mouser wo mig namute
mie*bo rn auw h.rni'wM la a
5 Ill xr __ "well. Nub%
~ Shm inew: «' mI We.
S lr .aid - ti. pim r E. "WW
"WbrP' u f
rn i' .MaWlrn E.u I've
"wa a~tdo.* d M ub aON
/i bimmida to a 0 Sa p a
rsrr L" w . c rr'tl 1
Ehimwi.a~kmbigiIhbi
in et hu l wo a'O~ r~ mow."
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s .a, Iw ld rl(I lpi
I inbh~ -
`t... d tara1attd#lr we aia
WI hmammS
MwSao t. fat muh "m
W SmhYm WMiM
k Wtr to a NW v w w
*m -o. umammm a. b
-o uWl aw. MN 0 OWN a
-ow if~l -t .5I -l
r W@~la #1M i
WIbdri4prbi'tu.ia ~Wwuliud
'm pm vIns Urnq I
* n1 pW i'm a '' U w. ramWi
7s a.1 J u a rul mi Sh bWE
U Ihas 's thwtd bw as hm
I b aa't tboa d a buts I aaao
ba Ifl was tin ,iN~um Iaphew,
h e i ow S't JwSol as k.
o " Tin.'. a. Ino Mt *IU ers
Swool ho.. " I sid, "tro I dia'S
know bina. Sit Sbm *.o waould .1.
Xairnmuah. IS hruwqmoughbs,
)[Sm aoL t I a tai y L to .N
· 5mdl·r0agYawbo b~~l f~
Yo 4 w fo ab.u ing is d O
buS
b hdlgd.'rpaIma~hm, bol
- ro M a.ei Seek of lbr
tiwol binS1 w md or U.beep yd
* Shis yin, though mip owi mu.Tni's.
b~ bwsi I vald for Oklevom mud Ia
SWOOL "
S "aoulda't *wdm" I aid.
"I should k hak thms wmtrua llm
who ralse wool would ic ms'a
Sda though" the old homr ondamte.d
"I ng.er they da " I replied "Ai
rttic ag s rbe wool haw be.r
. sat to me m sbos s a mm u
itrli. but the p e nat In ta i
Swth t this Ioreas The lrustCro am
Iiaid. track with this administratiom.
S Just hsLm ths emmd a man wilt
Sa Oleelead hgres who, I afterswa
l. earm d, wa a Demoatlo politician a
. local h am Cothn my last words,
Sthis politiclan asked in load, imnpreawu
b umr "whal s ts roe toa ew thoma
r omd wool row es compared to a -s ga
to 0o,00o,000 oa sms.amu e
S "A," I ald,"bli you muast ema
. bar tht dois ?.ooo o00000 oama
Salso produoe. They poduce the artl
elue which the woolprower o-ma
j The bedbt amr mutual, and all hav
Smplqmmet and ary with whlch t_
Sbuy the prodaots the othr To se
M thefut as whole you masut applI
t the -a gaau to ovUething. T
be omnst, if not wise, you woal.
have to make wrythiag fne. Thie al
year I0000000 eommame would ,oo
g~ that they are paodaoes alsa For
s lgn goods would take the plaoe a
ShbamP pioduont Ia our markb unti o
peopls thrown oat of work by the ral.
Sd all our indaies, would be too pu
to bay eve the products ao EI.ope.
Slabor."
"We'e at talklag about 'ire eep
SwLng ' ", rrtaeta he ot Clevelaad st
. ar "We don't want everything he,_
t so we don't have to apply it to ary
a thing We'e talkng about free wool.'
" 'Pardo me," I id, "far assmi
d for a moment that the Demoatilo par
Sb had my ume r the jewel d am
mq'a. Ther is hance fo a wh
dber dlequss In liadlin out wha
.aw
h si "
* e~wy Mum" I
ºw.limraN
fdm MUa"h
tbm w b. JL
. U.
a b ue1wu* .
haft
"I o
'~1 mud~
a -
rhN
a mm so
F.
hIbw bum
III 6 r rl,
U YI
tF. mNubm
d ftulf
BJ i
MA~ aid
1r~a
r~ rr alttl
I si- s tri i
r.
0 . r m' ri to/,tal . *tft
I. - d
It Mwwdk·(Y· ad
N s~ EDd Low
mt a u
obsd e..ll..lý
we d~o Lr .r
I b
mSrlld~olw
Thu I.w sorin
w ud - ~'i
I
Dues Wa -
Tsheao& Ir ltm e btu arbwilid
s hod It Iab msild gu be
it Poopi I. the imde r YSs.
goo introdga euaoft d imeisor
dbrmfiulag the ll1plrkd winy em
Maltic., oamqrgt* bmn, epem
r comnrat between two or m- p
soon that wosld tealh. lat trade i
tree oompeltiom a in ae o ethe s ed
may marketable oommodlty The pema
ty Lnfied at fine rmginzghem $1
to $. 000 mad lmprdaammmt for a tues
wsyng fram three to twelve maoLh
The attorsq generl b dtrbetd to Is.
etlsute praemdinp through the m;weal
district attamrs of the United Sm#r
SL him begln Let bin begin with the
Suger oun Let bhi follow this o
with the WbI tea m

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