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The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

As very few are familiar with the law
commonly called the scab law the fol
lowing extracts will show the duties oil
the deputies. and il will readily be seen
that the state veterinarian has really
nothing to do with the handling OF
scabby sheep:
Sic. l. The state veterinary surgeon
upon the request OF the president or sec.
rotary OF any organized wool growers
association in any county in Montana, or
Of any three sheep owners in any county
therein. shall appoint a capable and DIS
Greet person as deputy Inspector IN such
county who shall hold his Office during
the pleasure of such veterinary surgeon,
and shall perform such duties as are
hereinafter prescribed;
SIC. 3. s** Each deputy inspec-
tor SO appointed shall personally super
wise the dipping of every band OF scabby
sheep within his county, and have the
amounting of tie date for each and
every dipping: he shall have the right to
determine and superintend the proper
ton and mixture OF materials: and shall
cause all sheep quarantined to be dis
tinctly marked.
SIC. i. Upon receipt oi ieiidoie ~
nation in writing that any sheep IN hi
county are infected with scab. or any IN
fictitious disease. or have recently peei
herded upon the range OF. or occupied
corrals which have within the pas
ninety DAYS been used OF occupied b.
anv diseased or infected sheep. such dep
uty inspector shall Immediately caus
r the diseased sheep. and all sheep run
ling i'm the same flock with them, to b
examined. and if found SO diseased. to b
~quarantined and held within a certai
! limit or place. to be defined by him, an
! such sheep shall be held in quarantin
: until the owner or person in charg'
n shall have eradicated such scab Or II
fictitious disease effectually. The g,
> pense of feeding, holding. dippin,
marking and taking care OF all shee
J. auarantined under the provisions OF tn
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Prof. Sheenan cures corns, bunions
and ingrown nails. Positively for a short
time only at the European hotel.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19
Shoe Department.

We have about 100 pair odds
and ends. costing from SIPS to
$3.50, at sI.oo. All sizes. includ-
ing a nice line of oxford ties.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Col. L. ID. Bannister OF Butte spent
Yesterday in the city. and was agreeably
entertained by many friends.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

II you should want a boS Of cigars to
take home with you get them at Smith
4 Haynes: they haze them at reduced
nrices.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

". \. Bringhotf of Brandenburg can't
in yesterday afternoon.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19
stove Wood.

Cottonwood or pine. cut in stove
Leave orders at Case, King 4
Wodzitzki's. y =. q. WHITED.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

edition 10 which he will be required To
a q sire Of 800 and costs. OF serve a
cnlple q extra months.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19
Seed Potatoes.

just received. a carload of Early Rose,
y W. b. JORDAN.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

John Steiner of Pease Bottom came
down yesterday morning.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19
RAle(Q HAY,

Montana upland baled hay at
4 w. b. JORDAN's.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

j. S. Hopkins and W. W. Mcdonald
of Forsyth are in the city.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Fl B.nrtaig. a ranch j : Green. Mandan
5a- ~ftuafsr, III aiaea g = SpaGliiBg, Minnie
! Nietlnl fuller spn'es apolis
+ 81 Harlow. tbicagn &C Shearwoo1,L ivlngs-
e " thoWriue5 Helena ton
SR Bufard. NfrziniaCA T. h-hwortt, Billings
ID Frau. Las.ae : Iluntley. Helena
T. " Bach. Helena y Hubpnn. Utica
Gocff LaytiI, Butte il Vim. Livingston
J F~le'ct"r. Manhattan Jacobs, Noii Point
NJ L Nutper, Benton J ] Murphy Halena
u L Parsons, Helena u q Bar LETT. Livinss' II
J II krone. spokane d. y Briegs and wife,
j II Master. l. livingston Big Timber
T. Clark. Mcleod W Choi-ser. Rosebud
j NJ Ramsey, Billings PB Moss. Billings
Con kuhrs. B.crL.od.p II HOLLOWAY ,DecrLoige
JW CHAPMAN oclest' II I kccnan. Fort Wort
e J Mcnamara. Big + " Beasley. Independ.
Sandy ence
{ NanDyke. Tongue X \ Meyers and family
Theo Miller. Chicago Livingston
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Choice oats and potatoes for seed at
4 SMITH & HAYNES.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Brady the Photographer. makes life
size pictures, direct from life.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

A.. F. Howes of Ashland registered at
the Macquesn last evening.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at Bull
lard's.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Outing hanncls Ioc yard, in
spring shades.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19
H DAILY JOURNAL
MILES CITY. MONTANA.
ITEMS.

For Budweiser beer call at Professor
Rach's.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Our Boys Clothing at Cost, from
$500 to $500 per suit. Sizes from
four to thirteen years.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Youths Suits-coat, pants and
vest, from /, to is years. Close
them out at cost.
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

Watch our bargain table. .
The Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1893-1901, 1893-04-19

BY SAM SToSF.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19
SAN ksAxclscO nARKRrn.


HBK sgArx OF Trade
eAN FRAySIsco. June i1.-Thefo vuso few
changes rspolted in the genesai nssehandise
market today snd bcsiaess VS. quiet The
produce Easeess wsrs fairy sefsva
Cherries ard psenufui ana weak Peaches b.
gan TO aTTivssnose freely. Apsicoss are lower
Batter 10 st3sdy and eggs are fsYm-
Poultry y Quiet with heavy recsipta
Ffoc nee ressssp:s-Fiour, quarter sacks. l.os7:
Oregon. asses: wheat. e<uiass. ads: Oregon. Ia:
oefteJs ee0saio, 5r>S. 0ass, coutafs, 70: Oregon.
i.n5: corn. :sscss. s.sN. beans. saeks, 20s6
potatoes. sseSs, s.sl.. Oregon. 81.
ficaf-IhG China steamer sails today with .
quote foi!si Tvs: Net cask price, for family sx.
tfas. a. l0< 70 per barrel: keksss exsrns 81 "a
AZ; sopesn9a S2so(DaA
Vas well n,intainsd today snd better p,sess
.ere realized under lei. inquiry. quosao.s ss
III r. per eesssa, for No l. ani 81 ~ for choies.
win some hefdsss sskiag sLaa
basiey-Ihtre II nothing Of interene in tie
mssAeS, traas being low ard prices weak. We
quote 40 foisdws. Feod s.s<6asskc Der eenta; for
soon ausiity. and Sc Tor eaoses. brewing. s,edD
oss-Ofes:nsS ass ners than enough 70 meet
, =. al eusrsns oemaada ksessps today included
s,.0o esntase iron Ofexoo. We quote fol-
Lows. surpriye. " 50Ai-75; milling, Si.enDi. Is:
,snsy 80. saGOLS5. good 70 choice. o. 80
I@. commoY 20 fair. uE1l3s: gray. a. .
0lss; o'aek, SLlc9i 10 per GENITAL
GALL BOARD
Following prs The sales recorded ss the can
board today.
MSeat-xosninE informal session: Dsesmbss
I'D to0s. y -. l0o tons, u -: 60 tons. 81 xs1k:
i.ou0 tons, es3ssz per eental. Regular session I:
Ieosm oss-ais tons, 81 $50; go tons, 81 s5s< Per
Bssiey-los,Fma session: December, n
sons, S->ss pyf cental Regular session. De-
eembef, iD ions, xi<e: loo tons. a2c: 90 tons,
slne. esasss. lsos. nsu-lo0 tons. s3s<c Per
FINANCIAL
Dsans-On ;siRht. New York, PEI 500, par.
otssiins biilss-On London. 60-day bank, NM
silver - Byss. pr ounce. sa9sgsc: Mexican
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19
~ SEATTLE
~ DISPENSARY
CONDUCTED Ny

-CONpCCTED BY
Drs. Merrill g. Merrill.
Tn. nacss widely and KAversoiy known specialists
On the focihe Coast. Inc doctors are regular 81 -
usteA from The University of the City % New erk
ont u IoaG isssni oiisGe Hospital. Broekiyn.
New orr, ana their long sx Yersn -. naArtaele
sHiil ana ualverrai saccess In the treatment snd
cure Of Chroaie ctseAaes entitae these ea,tsent
ever where
~ matter What your corr plAias. consri, these
saecesssai specialists. ohio Ara able TO eject cures
90 nasny that have n~ea pronounced no n~,-sa
They sreatsCtEST1FtCAL snd sCC-
C&s~FUL1.N. cure QUICKLY and 2 Et.
MANRNIlH fAiEAI& hL1ov kSa skfN
niaEAssr, NERVOUS DEBILITY AND SEX.
tAL pIeoRpERs PILES. eisrUfA AND
kE,rAI. ULCEks. SYPHILIS 0oSoRaUOA
OLsEr, spe,matorrh0A seminal Weakne Loot
Nanhaot. >igat Emissions t'scAysc Faculties.
kasanatism. Nsarogss cAtarfh. Broncattla
Asthma fau,ars. hrapiias., salt khsum and
STRUCTURES raaieally AaA safely cured w;theus
pain or detention tom nassas ss aad cures geasAa.
iced
Al aescrmaies snd inpsdnasr,s - marriage
0fWrAIN AND rpsrrtvE Guar Ter sss
ewfai effects Of ssriy vtes ana Tie nsmssoas svib
thes fellow In IL traia-
ioax 81 p-ri~ne.. vita nncasAresed sseeesa b
tie eest svteenss 81 adoctos. skliL
DlOEASkS OF ~ sa ass secv:ve special
ois~alian Iaasat reFsaaa4lr the OLDEST an1
mast EXFERtENCRD sfxCIALIara %
~ Cost or write, s~aasag ssAmp tsnsa!sAooe
- asa eonetecsaA fremont oloeks ga
0Sooo o6OoA oeoe1lo.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19
QRLLIxoHAM sAY INSIDE sorr1-
pukT ORCHARD
HOOD CANAL RoC rE.
aygANya EEcKEYR

Reeasls All .~farstAhsA leaves Merchants docs
ZssszAE EAsrs.zAs sal sssaraAr ~ IA or
hisssss1. eft siatn sse- SAzg0r. -~s1sxcE. iAls-
ss4g, uasssts ffosz2zysors- Eusaa it's snd ssser-
n sst-&s ps4Egs arrivals "a area Sss. al ,.
Leaves sssa CITY = q. ~os ar>day. krzAAy
- sSsSAy. AxrIytsE - sssss.s q . ~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19

Per Svere.f ari Al Yxstnts - sAe z. q " l.
rsissss - seattle. Lsss -G1f~ u : ssses :
ara "a .sxvte.: >cstise a. - ~ DAILY fnr1Gx q
sssarecfseE.s srcra rnessSEassS. No SeAas 7.
1lrcGAA sss sosS 81 seattle 3xpce
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19

poRr ANGELICA PORT TOWNSEND nm
1 Genssa aud seattle route
Tth1 CAan
Fass Passenger And Freight Propeller
AoNTtcELLa
Commencing Taesday. MAJ ~ 1893
Leaves daily esoept Monday - follows: A>sftia
M. Tcwasend 10 -: arrives Port Aneeles
z m- isavss Porn Angeles n m: Po-e
iovesead . 20 p. M: arrives seattle 10 D NJ
LanctaEA cry Dock, seattle. Tlbnais Dock, FoFO
HATCH BROA
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,..xn.,x sYosk ExeaANsn

L.xpox s,o<K KxcaANsG
IcxrcS. Jase iT.-Soas.s.s, - flhi; 5ssk OF
xnsl.aa tiss:suat rate. "a PIT seat
s.Issa
IA, s,ivef :s.s 6as. ssss1.
sxslEsa axAES MAsxs.
,,rxx~.,. lane I.-W asss-Hetaegs Ger
Ez,4tesAle.ss :uaeaanss% ..
sr.1i, e.. Jaas, q. ss.s; ialy, - D "a; Al
-
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PARRY sessv$ and ssssdy. wa,is wsisa. uczk
Per ceatsI: vsaisy, u l2sz0li1 RsceiSss vsso
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19

NV YoaK. June l7.--spscuiation 1t the stock
exchange waS extremely dull today, which il
explained BY the absence Of many operation as
the races and ssouasfy resorfa Considering tho
inactivity. tbs tamper Of the market WAS hrm.
The besn brought about reaction Of 1stA;z per
osn1 ON the Esayy falling OF In the bank re-
serve
Petroleum; Neglected.
wgJKLY BAsK STATEMENT.
INV YoRK. June 1.-THE weekly bank state
nens shows:s
Reserve. decrease. s. a4. 600
Loans. DECREASE, So 5t0.iD0
Deposits, decrease, 81, -, 600.
The banks kold s. ~, DO III excess OF their ~
Quirements.
GOLD AND SILVER ExfoRrs AND INPoRfA
NEW YoRK. :JGne 1.-THE imports OF specie al
the port Of ksw York for the week aggregated
e1g2 as. of which $iil.7l6 WAS gold aud &7u,67i
silver The exports of specie from the port o.
I New York fofttbe week aggregated ess2,662, o!
which SASH Was gold aud es07. s4S silver Oi
this amount eSo6, 10 OF the silver went 10
Europe ana the 9ls,s,7 In gold aud u, rs OF the
siivef went &C. south America
FINANCIAL
Nouey-Onss call. nominally l16 Per cent
primo paper, V0s Per cent. sterling excnange-
Dull. st ~ sslst9iba for S)day. and ~ SO ASH
for demand.
ncxpa
NRw YoRx. sJune l-.--ciosing:
T. =. ~ (reg) -. 10 u.s.. Il coupon. 40
U. ). - trsg1 -. - Pacific Il. loI
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DAc1TIo COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Dispatch steamer from seattle q fOliowS:
Fer aaa Branctsco via Pos4 TeWnSond aad Vie.
scria At p, m fpassensers received On boAsd 80
p M June a. Z. IL. II. ~ 81.
Fer AlaskA June q Z, l7.22
yroa San Franciscn for Victoria anl Puget OeunA
postA ~ . N. June :. Q. II. 10. ~, ~
Tickets may - eesa' neA .: The once u The con,
rany, ~ Ocean dock, seA:tiA
CocpALt. PERKINS a CO.
General Agents. San francisco
J. Z JOHNSON, r. 4 Sups.. ssss;ia
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WANT A SITUATION

Use the Want Columns Of the POST.
INrELLIG ExCER- Doab.c the eir.
eulation of any paper in the State.
Best Ies0itk
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TAKING KY1ECr JUNE s, 1854.

rRA1N0 &3AyB o0A14kD1
70 Past asa Eese-4-ae - ed lo:3eA -
o:4e p n.
0esd-0:ls & IA
Toe raeena-s:ls - lo.ls . n, SIS. A.la
7.oo, $50. cd 10 - . a
For s:eaenssh. as1ss 81 Anaesrsn-e:so
k@ kvssssi 8amas 80 wAsaeso-eSo . N
re eesqnna0te RAlse oaa AofsA 1ead-o:3o
SnA1ue ABszvs ~ ssAs1xA
xrs0 - psal ~ 1ase-l73S q - aol Zee
= m
From rsssiasA - ssusA-l:ls q. y, go "a
Too p m
From oiynpaA ossv's 1axSw cities - ossth
Becd-9.06 p N.
rrnm rsesaA-l1.ss, l:is aaA e:iS q u,
HIS. So. T.s0 ss1 e.1e , n
Ero0 eoeAo0tah. oodsO end AnneogIoo-lo:9o
. n snd lisa Q. -
PROM Evesssi snmas apa WAssesm-l ~ -
Efoa eaequal1ie Ynils ~ NsrsA 1snaA:31
= -
RAILROAD AND sTRAMsHIP ncKHTD 10
ALL PolArn IN THE WoRrn
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-19

EIY on fHE ~rLYGRs
0EArrLG TO TACOMA
-Four feual tFips daily except sunday.
In oos hour and twenty-five minutoA
Tine STEAMER FLYER"
Regular daily And Sunday tsipa eeasslo Taeena
route. - followS:
TAKl1O 4YY8CY
THURSDAY. JUNE L
TIME CARD.
Law Tacema-6:ao. Pa q m. 80. Sis = n.
Lave 6easue-0:l6, HAS q m $50. TOO 3 q.
eCNDAY.
Leave Tacoma-0:3o. IL 80 q m. A:30 p a.
Leave seaftie-o 100 . m, 2:OO 70b p -
Landing 81 n. p. wharf. TscomA ana ConmeN
ciAl dock. foot Of Marion street. seattle
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DACIYlc NAVIGATION co..
wHArcOx RoUrR.
STEAMERS STATE OF WASHINGTON AND
Alternate On Following Schedule
ooYNO NORTH DAILY. come SOUTH.
Leave 500 pm-.. .Tscsma. Arrive 400 am
Leave $50 pm. 80. Seattle. Leave 800 am
Leave IL ID pm. -. Everett. Leave 1880 pm
Leave 1850 amePt Townsend. Leave 500 pun
Leave 400 am .Anaeos.es Leave go pun
Arrive 500 am y. Whatcom. Leave $3.50 pm
ssteamer sehome calls ~ ron Tow nsend every
alternate day In both objections
Connects u Everett daily with sseamers fcr
Saohomish RI yer poinss: ~ Seattle with steamer
Monticello for Port Townsend and Port Angeles:
Of Tacoma with trains Tor south and east; q
whatcom with {. r. Il. r. trains for north and east
IA CONNER AND WILDLY ISLAND
STEAMER FAIRHAvEN
Leaves seattle daily except sunday. 900 . m,
points: arrives Il Conner 500 p m leaves La
Conner 900 .. M calling at same points: touches
Everett 80 = m. and arrives seattle 400 q "a
EVERETT AND sNoHoMIsH ROUTE
STEAMER HENRY BAILEY
Connects At Everett daily with boats 10 and rom
Whatcom. Ia conusr and Seattle for NarySville
East Everett. Lowell and snohomish.
n: R-Freisht shipped via our line soss through
Firss-ciass service In all Departments
Headauarterp In seattle, Yeses DOCK,
For further information address
r RATHBoNE, 0enI Aren't Seattle
PRANK wATEkHoUsE.a en1 Mgr, Tacoma
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NEas HASnlkG

Uops Firbs aud quiet, Pacific coast. ieds2c
CoGcs-op:ioos duh. to % poiats an sales
were I. 20 5si.. ineIuaiar: June. uA1ais 90.
ialo epo, $50 Dali amd steady Al l6' - es-e.
sugar Raw Quiet aud firm. Fair reisasus.
a'.c, centrifugal. sS.tesi. &c. kchnst-~tifm
snI IN goo 1: demand. Of A, 5if1s 5lsc;
mould \, S a;ieG.sa.ef standard A. 50. - aisc (.
ccnicctioAen: 4 81 .tss --iaes cut Loaf. is-i66
&C. ssesas i,,s'ss ps-ser.ss, e.. re ga isiss'
Copper y t1rt and weak; lake, &la.ea
Lead -AsAs Domestic. tAessr
Tln-Fsrtn. straits. ezels nis. Tn IS asked I;
BB'sas: aS steady '''''' 8''' 'A' weak
H;sToS STOCK EXCHANGE
Posres. j;Bs i7.--Ihe stock exchange vas
closed tcday.:ss q was q holiday.
CFlcsso roARn oF TnApH.
CHICAGO. June l. W heat pau ana easier.
opened unchanged. reeess3 &C. on uosavora-
be New Yors bank statement ana reported IN
c-ea.e in ~ b sst shipments from Australia and
south AraeTiss. aud e,osea steady t.e lowe. than
YESTERDAY feceipss were 2a,o1o bushels; ahip-
uents, a. seieaslels. Others unchanged.
wsss,-s,1adv Cash. Gpse. JAW ssisc.
Cora~E Easy cash, s4e. jay. ttse.
ost.-Essys cash. SAse. July. -.sc.
kye-tsc.
R.rley-Se ;m.naL
Fisx~fL~;
Timothy SnA
whisky-s:ia
p,rs-.tssny July. ssa as: September 81 IS
Isr.--stss:y CASH. g. IS. september, ssN So =.
shors rihs:->tcsay. Cxsa, G8. September.
9m
snort ciea.s-sasF, sac@a
sheu dess ] ~ ssss4a
;eHscAsc 1--WE srecs
CHICAGO. June --~gstt.e-Becsiats. ISa0.
rn.rse, steady; prime nstivs steers. - ss,sa -,
So, 4, ctossss t.>sAS -. medium. - ss@t ~
rssn s. AsSASs sioeksTs. y skslss.
Texans. g. s'ssa ~
Hogs~Rec;apss, sse' uaaftss aiShc- Nike:
ana packss:, 49, a. prime n~ssr shi
nnteaer,' weights, - ssSs 5. .is At, g. ttxA -
she~r-ket;es pss lao, Essrkss ioss-, natives.
ia, =. f.xsns 81 "a ~ a. Asstsr rs, u sseA
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f"Ftiaad Wheat Market.
lAse@ }sHs ~ - ssrse.a1i ~ beat
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DEOPLE'S SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. seattle. WaaA
CAPITAL. elOo, Goa

pIOPLEs SAVINGS BANK
Occidental Block. seattle. wan
CAPITAL. 100000
OFFICERS AND TRUsrEEA
Jacob Furth President
Arthur 4. benny Vice President
James r. Hayden. Manager. Cashier and oesy
Frank ]. Biodxeet. Assistant Cashier.
Louis schwasacher. John Collins. Z c. Neu-
Transacts . savings hank business exclusively
Deposits received from u TO $40 600
on M Ssas On
Dividends declared last days Of Nav and No.
vember. Loans made On real estate or approved
THE PUGET SOUND NATIONAL BANK OF
Paid mp capital. 90
SURPLUS 0NVOV
ssn exchange and make telegraphic tsansfsrs
to all parts Of the United states and Europe
Solicit accounts Of banks and bAnkera mof-
chants. Manufacturer individuals and corpora
Collections entrusted to our care viii receive
prompt attontion
JACOB rURTH........... tteeaosas
q r1AUESTHAi. i. RoBiN.oN ssd JAxxs
r. HAYDEN.
colHEoPoN DEN Io
National hank OF Republic. New York: Cen.
mefcial Natiopal. Chicago: firss National Bank.
Ot Paul; BAnk Of California, san FrAuciaco3
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Home ONCE Walia Walia, Wash.
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20 Water street Bootoa.
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John L. Sullivan.
Walter Camp,
Edward Hanlan.
Patrick Sheedy.
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a e ~CONUNDRU1fs.

Will the Herald be kind enough to
state:
" hat If the temporary chairman did
take his seat .'long before the appointed
timer" surprising liz did?
Why did not the "oficiai" paper of tile
minority convention publish u list Of
the delegates wlo participated in those
proceedings?
What was the report of the com.
mittee on credentials?
Wouldn't it have been more con.
vincing to the people if the Herald had
published that Statement" that .amy
fair.mind' d man must concede IS oil.
vinclng"? instead of filling W. its space
with "InOved and seconded" etc.
Will the Herald explain what bust
less its convention had in nominating
Il cOmmissi tier from the third district?
" ouldnt it have just as much author
ity tn nominate Il c,mmisslOner for
Custer county?
Dues the Herald imagine that demo
era q AMI Independents are privileged
to assist in nominating republican can
didat-s.
How many delegates really partici.
pated in the mugwumps convention?
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1893-09-15
. Office OF sHsR1FTs SALE.

IN
seventh Judicial sIsi.i Circuit Circuit iiss.
In the circuit court within and for Fall River
John Z. Fsrw-ll, plsin,in,
Sarah Grace bear, widow and .dministrs.rix of
the estate ut William II. Bear, deceased, Mary
9. Bear, David II. Bear aud Florence NJ. Bear
and John 4. Slater. defendants.
NOTICE. 10 hereby given tnat by virtue OF y judy
ment of foreclosure and saie in tile above eli.
titled action GU the l4th day uf April, A. D., l683,
aud au ex clitiUn issued upon said Judgment, tue
subscriber, Ed. w. BlAkey, suerif of Fail itiver
county, state of South Dakota, tor that purpose
appOihted, will sell ut public auction ut tile front
dOOr Of the cu,lrt house In the city of Hot Springs
county of Fall River and state of South DaxOta.
on Monday, the 18th ola. of September, III. 3, ut
ten O'cluck IN tn forenoon Uf that day, tue real
estate snd mortgaxed Premises situate In tue
county at Fail River anu state Vf SUuth Dakota,
aud directed tn sad Judgment aud execution To
De eOld, amt therein described Is follows:
The north half of the northeast quarter, and the
southwest quarter of the northeast quarter aud
the southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter Vt
section number thir y.three 1881 In township
number seven (Sl south of range number seven ~
east Of the Black Hills meredian, or 90 much
thereof ~ may be sufficient tn satisfy said judy
nlent aud Gusts. amounting In all to Five Hundred
Two dollars and fifteen c4nts, with interest there.
ON from the date Of said Judgment, and all accru-
lug costs Uf sale.
Dated at Hot Syringe, South Dakota. August
q, 1888. ED. W. BLAKsY.
Sd. PARsoNe, Sheriff VI Fail River county.
Plaintiff Attorney.
First publication August Is. u.