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MATHESON d GO
GOLD BLOCK
GOLD BLOCK.

SHEhIFt's SALE. c. wEEkS PLAIN
- tiff. Va franklin Il. Wallace. A. NJ. thorn
3a,sh, hdw.rd h Ah1i sa'hi er Loels
the Denver Investment and EAnking company,
.efendAnts.
[ ndsr and By virtue Of an order Of sale and
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of tho irst judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. IN and for the countJ Of Lewis
and lArka on the 18th day of March. A. r.
1874, in the absve entitled action. wherein
J. G. Week, the above named plaintiff OBJ
tanned Judgment and decree o. fOTeelo-
sure and sale against the parti . above
named as defsndAnts. on the 18th day
Of 81 rch. A. d. is9t. for the sum Of 81. so, 90
besides interest, e'sts and 1tternsys ices which
A. - 1884, recorded In Judgment book No. Of
sad court At page -, | am commando 70
sell all those certain lots pieces parcels OF land
situate. lying and being In the blake addition
10 the city Of helsnA In the county Of Lewis
and laIks. state Of Montana, and bounded and
described - follows. TO wit
leginninE At point IN the east side Of Raj
egh street siIty-hVe l03) feat south Of the north
west oorner Of lot 3. in block -" Of the said
flake addition and running thence south along
the east side Of Raleigh street thirty hve (s5l
feet; thence east one hundred 400 feet TO =
poiut in the west side OF an alley running
through portion Of said block thence north
Alon the west side u said Alley forty ltOl feet
TO point; thence west one hundred O00l feet 20
the place Of beginning: said lot piece or parcel Of
land comprising the south fifteen Qj) feet Of lot
seyeh ca. snd the north twenty 10 feet OF lot
eight g in said block %" according aud a.
scr bed upon the official plat Of the sAid named
addition now on q e in the office of the county
CLERK and recorder Of said Lewis and lArke
county.
together with all and singular the tsnsmsnts.
hered .taments aud Appurtenanoes thersunto be-
LONGING or in anywise aDpsrtantng.
publis notice Il hereby given that on ThurfdAy.
the sth dsy Of oprIl. A. ID. 1884 At u O'Clock
m. of that day. ct the front door Of the cOu
house, Helena, Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAna / will 10 obedience to said order Of sale
and decres otforaolosure and sale. sell the above
described property. or 20 much thereof a. may
be necessary 70 satisfy said Judgment with in
tsrest and costs, 10 the highest and bSst bidder
for cash In hand
Given under ny hand this 14th day Of March.
A. ID 1884
CHARLES D CURTIS sheriff.
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sITIArIONs MANTED-MALE
Advertisements Ln-Ss l1la i.s-- lures times
hfE.
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RESTAURANTS.

BRANDON CAFE
" Mtssrs Thorpe ERIKsoS. prouristressss-
Corusr Warren and rixth Avenue.
1he best Regular Meal House in the city
homolsko cooking tentfAllY located Terms
reasonable
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I'll'' aaIoa 'ai'. oa.1 " a. Inc Boo live.
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LOR HENI-d UENIsHED Rooms Is
i suites % two 80 TO SlA per suite: com
plete Tor houseAeep,ng. with folding bad. Call
AZ ~ siKtu avenua.
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f0k ILN - " ELL NGs-
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EOK RENr FURNISHED. HERBERT B.
L iced & Co.. hOntaua bank hAT8 siH room
house three bloeks from nam stteet; bath. for
mace, barn. furnished oomplets; a..
I,OK REM n RBEkT s. hERD & Co.
hontanA bans have sir-ruJm modern
house near Main rtrest bath, faruAce. barn;
compulsory furhisl d. alU
/ Ok RAT HEHhEhT b. KeED q co,
L Montana bank, have al elegant modern
tWelge-room residences. beautiful avn two bath
rooms, steam heat. partly furnished ESQ
l.. OR u NJ ELEGANTLY FURNIsHED
broom house complete. ali modern i'm
proFementa al Ao. ll2 ChAucsf ttrest.
| OK ktN HEnRfEr Is tEaD a co,
4 ground noor Eoutana bank huildinx have
The largest lisi % houses Ani stores the city.
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Or. saEe's Remedy positively c'res catarrh
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|, OR RENT -FURNIsHKD HOOMs, MOD
l. cfn convontences. 81 south hodnsy 81
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
q. c wnbar Palace Hotel saa Francisco
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FoiH WATCH And CHAIN. ONNlR
can have the rams Do calling on letter car
fi1r 80. proving property AMI paying for this
al.
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turn 10 ihs ndeuendent office % email
blAcE ppeE etluok, containing psrhuual memo
randa Of no FAlue except % owner b.. ID. " eed
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SITUATION WANTED-AS HOUsKKEEPER
- where one or more servants are kept Al
dress Mrs. Berger. Ouy.sr hayensWoOd. III.
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SITUATION wANTED-BY A YOUNG LADY
AZ clerk in store or as copytst; best Of refer
enoe given. Address [. u. b., Al hOdney street.
Helena. Montana
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SITUATION WANTED - A COMPETENT
- dressmEker would like work By the day.
Inquire SIS fifth avenue
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SITUArION WANTED &C ARPETs To
- weave. Groceries any kind Of product
taken ia payment by Mrs. MAry Mhipple,
Flower Harden addition. one block north Of
arg school house. mra. Aary Nhlpple. ntA-
tiOn A. Helsna Mont.
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II. 9 MeIatir. attorney I To- p nhAS Oi''I
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Hoods ip;ss'iii' Cures

as also with female weakness. IN two year
she has used about three bottles Of Hoods sar
saparilla, and today, and for TIE last sii
months She seems like new being. We are
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MINNESOTA.
Enbur Tsbbils. Merchants Hotsl 81 Paul
willard 4. DsnAis.... ...... Heal Ryan. II Paa
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GIT UATlON WANrkD-BY A CONPKTEN 1
y girl to do general homework In small fam
lily. Address NJ. 5Us North hodney street.
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SITUATION WANIED-A THOROUGHLY
- experienced and competent young lady
stsnographer would lie position in Helena
references Address L.. johnson, II Union
street. Memphis lem.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
Foe Modern Cooking.

As a matter of useful information &
IOay be stated that whenever a cook
ing receipt calls for a baking powder
the Royal" should be used. The re-
ceipt " Il be found to work better aud
sureF, and the bread, biscuit, rolls.
cakes, dumplings. crusts, buildings.
crullers or whatever made, viii be pro-
duced sweeter, lighter, finer favored,
more dainty, palatable and Wholesome.
Besides, the Royal" win go further
or has greater leayening power, and is
therefore more economical than any
other powder.
Many receipts as published still call
for eream-Of-taFtar and soda, the old
fashioned way of raising. Modern
cooking and expert cooks do not sane
ton this old way. In all such receipts
the Royal Baking Powder should be
substituted without fail.
The greatest adopts in the culinary
art are particular to use the Royal
only, and the authors of the most pop
ular cook books and the teachers of the
successful cooking schools, with whom
the best results are imperative, are
careful TO impress their readers and
pupils with the Importance of its ex-
elusive employment.
The Royal Baking Powder is the
greatest help of modern times 20 per-
feet cooking, and every receipt requir-
ing embarrassing ingredient should
embOdV il.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
A BIG BID ACCEPTED,
Secretary Carlisle WIu Award al the
Bonds to the Stewart Syndicate.

Secretary Carlisle VIII Award al the
Bonds to the Stewart Syndicate.
WASHINGTON, Nov q. = Secretary
Carlisle decided to-day to accept the
Stewart Drexel- Morgan syndieate's
bid for the entire new issue of $780,
600, 600 FIVE per cent bonds. The
figure offered by the syndicate was
1l7,077 on the slOO at the rate of about
~ per cent, interest.
a very important advantage to the
government in accepting this bid is
the fact that all the gold will be
furnished outside and none drawn
from the treasury. It is also more
convenient and less expensive to the
department to deal with one party
rather than with many.
1t is the understanding Of the treas
ury department officials that the
Stewart syndicate will pay for the
bonds promptly. Assistant Secretary
Curtis has been in communication by
long distance telephone with par
ties representing the syndicate
who desired to know when
they could deposit gold for
bonds He replied that they
could do so at the sub-treasury at
New York at once. It will be some
days, however before the entire
amount can be paid, as some of it
will ind its way into the sub-treasur-
les at Chicago, San Francisco and
other points,
The total sum that the government
will receive for the issue will be
about SIS, GOO, COO and as the under
standing is that the syndicate viii
not take gold out of the treasury to
pay for the bonds, healthy increase
in the gold reserve will be the result
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
The aoreEnor Lost ths Be-.

The other afternoon when the shad-
ows were growing longer in the
streets and the day was taking on
sombre hue a little group OF politi-
clans were sitting in the city hall re-
calling each other with ye stories of ye
olden time says writer in the Chi
cagO Mail Among those reeled of
was the following regarding an exper-
fence OF William Il Seward. who was
then governor of the Empire state.
Itseems that while travelling around
through the rural districts and max
ing sure that his political fences had
no very bad breaks in them he came
one evening to the humble abode of
farmer 1t was too far from the town
where he was stopping to go back
that night so he asked permission to
stop there. This was cheerfully
granted. and. after partaking of an
old-fashioned country supper the old
farmer invited his unknown guest to
take ride across the country with
him. he having an errand to do in
the neighbOring village.
With all the suayity for which Mr..
Seward was justly famed, he accepted
the invitation. and as they drove
along in the gathering twilight he en-
tertained the old farmer with all man
ner of campaign experiences
The old farmers native shrewdness
caused him to wonder why the
stranger should show him so much at
tention, and at last he blurted out;
Say be you book agentP
Not that l know Of " was the gov.
ernor's smiling rejoinder.
Perhaps you're a lightning rod
man, ehP"
mo. sir; you are wrong again. "
Then you're a sewing machine
man"
No SIR"
We'll then. by gosh you must be
a politician. "
Mr. Seward at once acknowledged
the soft impeachment and then in.
formed the inquisihve old fellow that
he was the governor of New York.
This quieted the old fellow
for a while, but at last he could hold
in no longer and he quietly informed
ME Seward that he thought he was a
liar Mr.. Seward, however insisted
on the truth of his story and the dis
pute finally resulted in a wager of
S2o. The money was placed in an
old lantern that was carried in the
wagon to be used in case of emergen-
cy and it was agreed that the first
person they met should decide as to
the ownership of the money, Should
he fail to recognize Mr. Seward as
governor the former was to win, and
vice versa.
The test soon came Driving By
the shop of wayside blacksmith the
proprietor himself stood in the door
way. The farmer stopped the wagon
and Mr. Seward said:
My friend, my veracity has been
questioned by the gentleman with
me and should be pleased to have
him convinced as to who l am win
you be kind enough 10 tell himP"
The man of Drawn and muscle
peered at Mr. Seward long and earn
cstly. Then, turning 70 the farmer,
he said in awe-stricken tones:
Hes all right Bill. I know him.
He's Thuriow Weed by gosh"
The farmer took the 500 and Mr..
Seward was poorer by that amount
than when he started out
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NUMBER lg
Mr.. ssgLY Is LOCATED.
He Is Near New York City Preparing
Confession.

~~A-A~----a
NKw YORK, Nov. sS-If the wcrd
Of we'll known physician can be de-
pended upon, Bookkeeper Seely, who
robbed the Shoe and Leather NstioAsi
bank of sS54OOO. of which Lawyer
Frederick Baker and possibly others
received SS4I,OO0, is within thirty
miles Of the City hall aud has not been
much further away than that at any
time since he disappeared, He Is
broken in health and spirit and may
have but few months Of life left &c
him. Lying upon . bed in an upper
story room Of the house in which he
found refuge, this physician SAYS,
Sesley spent,a good. deal ct time in
preparing a statement By, which
he expects 70 shcw that he
was only a tool in the hands OF
others and that persons more pFemi-
nent and better known than Erede-
rick Baker his dead confederate,
protited by his stealiHgs From hiEta
dropped in his presence, his physician
has been led 60 believe that there
were really FIVE persons actively con-
cerned in the conspiracy to defFeud
the Shoe ard Leather bank and that
one, at least of these. occupies high
position, socially and financially.
Two OF the five wers Bakerand Seely,
and two Others, according TO the state
ment to be made by Seely, are con
nected with big banking Houses
Seely had, it Is stated on good Su-
thority, intended to surrender him
self last night He had believed that
he would be able to complete his
statement by that time; but be has
broken down under the strain on mis-
nerves.
The statement that Seeiy is pre-
pairing, it is said deals with the de-
falcation from the beginning telling
how he was tempted and naming the
man who tempted him and will set
forth how much of the money went
to the other ecnspirators ana how it
was used by them. Bks claim
will be made that much OF the
money was used in investments
In the West and Northwest
and that more money was wasted ms
fruitless effort to make these in
vestments pay, Il is said that some
Of the money was invested in the
business enterprises of a man who Is
serving out a sentence Of imprison-
ment for embezzlement and at tbs
time of his arrest the conspiracy
against the Shoe and Leather bank
was on the verge of discovery. How
the thiefts were extended over q
period of nine years without diseoy-
cry will also be explained and some
sensational allegations will be made.
There can be little doubt that
Baker had planned to commit suicide
for some time. October 4 he received
two insurance policies for $40, 600 each
with the Equitable life Insurance
company. These policies are iaeon-
testabIe, an additional premium Of
500 each being paid to make them
so. The policies are payable to Mrs.
Baker and the officials OF the insur-
ance company have made practical
admission that they are not rendered
invalid because of Bakers suicide.
Another policy for 50, 500, issued BY
the same company almost fifteen
years ago was assigned by Baker to
his wife more than a year ago The
Mutual Life Insurance company also
insured Baker on two policies, bss
will not give the amount although de-
ciaring that they did not exceed si0,-
0n0
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OhrIstmas Presents Free.

With the first cold snap comes
thoughts OF the holiday season, and
how to get the money to buy presents
for friends and relatives. Christmas
presents may be obtained entirely free
Of cost by drinking Lion coffee and
then mail the large lion heads cut from
Lion coffee wrappers to the Woolson
Spice company, Toledo, Chic. Their
list of presents comprise a fine assort-
ment Of pictures, books a knife game,
ETC., especially fine picture ''Medita-
ton" mailed in exchange for eighteen
large lion heads. Besides getting these
presents you also get the finest coffee
in the world by using Lion coffee, sold
only in one pound packages. If your
dealer hasn't an illustrated Premium
List. send your address on 3 postal card
30 the firm abgf named.
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MEnpHIs Tenn. So - -.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. IA battle
occurred at q church near Carrolttcn,
Miss, yesterday between officers and
a murderer, and as a result one man
is dead and two others wounded,
Ben. P CathaaH, the marshall of Car
rollton. and n. Brewer, a deputy
sheriff, left for EBona, a church ten
miles south Of Csrroliton to arrest
Claude Moss, who is charged with muir
der ct Monticello, Dewitt county,
Ark, and who had been q fugitive
from justice for more than a year
Moss resisted arrest and after a most
desperate struggle Chatham shot HIN
essd.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

Tbs Chinese make what is called
'chi-Wa-hi " or grass cloth from the
aber Of the common nettle- It is said
to make a splendid cloth for tents
awnings etc When made into belt
ing for machinery It lE said to have
twice the strength Of leather
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LosT HIM iN &c eRUsH.
Bandit Jim French Gets iwsy From
IursuiRg POsEs,

Fort GIBSON, Ind. Ter. Nov. "a
Deputy Sherifts Wyne and Csrnshan
yesterday morning learned Of the
whereabouts of the noted bandit.
Jim French, and at once planned to
effect bis capture.
While searching for him about eight
miles north of Tshlequah, he sud-
denly rose out Of a thicket snd began
working his Winchester A running
fight ensued. The officers gave him
a hard chase, bat lost him in the
brush.
It is known that Bill Cook, the
leader of the Cook gang, is wounded
in the hip and lying at the house Of q
friend not far from Tahlequah, but
the exact location cannot be learned
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
Archbishop Ireland Denounced.

ROCHESTER,, N Y, Nov. 27.-Bishop
MeQuaid, at the Roman Catholic ca
thedral IN this city. preached a sensa-
tional sermon yesterday morning in
which he denounced the action OF
Archbishop Ireland ia coming to this
state and taking part in the last po-
litical campaign.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

HIseINsvHLE, No, Nov. 2s,-The
eth annual session OF the Missouri
State Bairymen's association opened
in this city yesterday. TIE associa-
ton Of Kansas held its meeting last
week, ana the associations Of both
states are working Oh about the same
lines for the accomplishment Of the
same objects
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
JAPAN WILLING TO NEGOTIATE
The MIkado VIII listen to ChIns's Pro-
PossIs through MiaIster Dan.

BERLIN, Nov. EFT is officially an
nounced here that japan recognizes
that the United States minister at
Toxic, Mr.. Dun. is a suitable channel
through which China can open up ne
gotiations for p ace. The European
powers will not take any part in the
negotiations. It is considered that
China IS IN a position to pay the Jap
anese damages, If the war ceases
now, Japan to hold Port Arthur untfI
her demands are satisfied.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
Appeased Curiosity.

Burly Tramp: "Wofs ;he good ola
little dog like thas?"
Mrs. Rural: TO Lsep Of tFsmps
He be! Yot kin that little critter
dog
He can bark. That will wake up
the big dogs under the porch. "
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
A RoYALIsr PLOT NIPPED.
The Hawaiian Government Able 80
Thvart a restoration Copsnirasy.

The Hawaiian Government Able 80
ThWart a restoration ConspiFaey.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2s.-The
steamship Oceanic, which arrived
here to-day from Honolulu, reported
that at that place there was great ex-
element over the revelation of a rev.
olutionary plot The leaders
of the Royalist division were
declaring that trouble was likely
TO occur soon after the
sailing of the Oceanic. The pro
posed uprising was planned by a
man named Katzer, formerly an Off
Ger in the Austrian army and later a
sergeant in the Fifth United States
infantry. His plan was to secretly
arm several hundred Royalists and
by concerted action TO capture the
executive building and the three or
four small steamers plying among the
Islands; then to establish temporary
government at Hiio One Of the
steamers was TO be dispatched
to Victoria, B. c., for arms and am
muEition and men who were to have
been previously enlisted by an agent
now 10 the United States Several
thousand dollars had been pledged by
wealthy Royalists who were impli,
Gated. The plot was exposed 20 the
government. however, long before
any actual revolutionary prepare
tions could be made, and Kat
ger fed to San Francisco.
Wetmore, the Newspaper man,
who had been admitted 70 the reyO-
iutionaFy circle and who exposed the
plot to,the government was psssen-
ger or the same steamer. Ostensi-
biz he was banished. but it is be-
lieYed in Honolulu that the govern
ment officials sent him away to pro.
teet him from the wrath Of the Roy
alrzts
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

N"H'|"l
GUTHRIE, Ok. NoF. 2s.-Vhe United
States district sttorney has ordered
that sn Indian shall not be arrested
for introducing or selling and disPo--
ing Of whisky Enlsss the sgebt Of ths
psrticular tribe % whisa the ln3ssa
belongs frst indorsss the gserrsn- tas
,.s-arf
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
M.rio. Maaoss lIssoa wen ssssa

Bosrox, Nov %. Marion ESisoia
Mason mads her first puoiic srprsr-
snee in public sinee her recoyeE3 srss''r-
more thsn a years mental illaess So
testimonial rendered hfr 5uses - -
tbs Bogdoir squzEs ts-s ter lf<s
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30
sIanIfeste Of CIsmsne..

ST PETERSBURG, Nov 27.-Czar
Nicholas, on the occasion Of his mar
Fiage to Princess ak of Hesse, viii
issue e ahifesto Of clemency, remit,
ting arrears Of taxes and modifying
sentences.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

II HnnE - DlsgEaeed

CoPESHkeEN Nov. "A cable dis.
patch dated Shanghai to-day has been
received here saying that 80 imuerisl
decree has been issued, dePEiving u
Hung Chang Of ali his hoRoFs, but 81
lowing him to retain his present faEe-
tons
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

What the Suffrage Anendmeas Cost
TOPEEA. Kan. Nov. ls--It cost the
state Of Kansas so, 500 10 publish the
equal Suffrage amendment Prop0si-
ti0a u ths sew papers cs The several
counties
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

TOPEKA, Kan, Nov. 27.-The town
is full Of Republican politicians this
afternoon, here to advise and consult
with the state officers elect about the
appointments in their respective de-
partments. Al the officials are either
now Oh the ground or expected ez-
eept Governor Morrill,, who will not
be here and who. it Is said, has re-
fused 70 take any part IN the confer
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1894-11-30

Employer: Can't you get hers
earlier nsFnlHgs Boy; Yes 81
-stsn ths Hind Is 4 ny bzsss~