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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-12
da1ernurv Boilsr M0Tks.

Having removed to the corner Porter strss' and N. E. R. R, UoTm1rly the Waterbury AaneII able | on Co grosnds) ant oelnR PSs .; d ,ilar Maker an prepared to do aII knus U, 5siiar. Water Tank Smoke Stack Tar hesLLnL LIE F1roacas Lunsaling Pans. Plate and b 'eI lf9I fil Work of all Descriptions OroeES o' na VI "N -eceive prompt sttenunn
 tS-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-12

The whole of the land on the globe above water level. If shoveled into the Pacific, would only fill one-seventh of 1t
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-12

are doing all they can to help other women to believe that the same health and happi- ness will come to them with the use of Mrs. Pinkham's medicines. She says:
 "I suffered eight yeaBfromwoman's early troubles. I could find no per
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-11-12

Want to find a friend, my trap mouthed coal scuttle?" said gentle man in the mercantile service. Moth ing easier. Wait at the Nyanza docks till he comes. Every one comes to the Nyanza docks Wait, you poor heath en- The gentleman spoke the truth.
 There are three great doors in the world whereat, if you stand long enough, you shall meet any one you wish. The head of the Suez canal is one. but there death comes also Charing Cross station is the second-for inland work-and tho Naynza docks are the third. At each of these places are men and women look ing eternally for those who will surely come So Pambe waited at the docks
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
DENVER is CROWDED
With Delegates 10 the Republican National
League Convention


DENVER June 2T.-Standing room was
at premium at the spacious Broadway
thsater when the Republican National
league convention assembled The num-
Der Of strangers In the city is estimated 81
600O, of whom about one-third are dele
gates
The committee on resolutions, the mem
bers Of which are appointed by the states,
held caucus which developed a strong
majority In favor Of frowning down all
issues, such as free coinage OF silver at
10 to l. and woman suffrage.
The Texas delegation will attempt TO
have the basis of representation Of the
colored vote In the league of the southern
states changed so that the power Of the
eolored men will be cut down one-half.
DR.. Kerr d. Tupper of the First Baptist
church of Denver opened the session with
prayer. President Tracy then introduced
II. G. Goudy. president of the State Repub-
loan league of Colorado, who welcomed
the delegates to Denver and the state
The Nebraska Glee club sang brand
new campaign song, and President w.
w. Tracy OF Springfield. IilA. then de-
livered his annual address
A motion was adopted that the prest
dent and secretary be authorised to pre-
pare and transmit to Mme. Carnot and
the republic OF France the sense OF the
league on the assassination Of President
Csrnot A resolution was adopted that
the chairman of each delegation prepare
list OF names for each Of the committees.
A mass meeting was held last night. at
which addresses were made by General
d. II. Hastings Of Pennsylvania, Hon.
John M. Thurston of New York, Hon. A.
b. Cummings Of Georgia, Mrs. j. Ellen
Foster of Iowa. Senator Fred u. Dubois Of
Idaho and General Cyrus Busy of New
Work
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
A Small Crowd Present

MONTPELIER. Vi, june T-The Popu-
list state convention nominated the fol
lowing ticket; Governor. Thomas 8. Me-
Ginnis Of Jericho, farmer; lieutenant
governor. Henry w. Conro of South
Hero, secretary Of state. A. l. Bowen of
South Dorset; treasurer, DIR. Walter s.
Curtis of West Randolph; auditor Of ac-
counts, Charles 3. Lewis Of South Read
ing. The convention adopted the Omaha
platform rs the state platform. Several
lurid speeches were made Less than q
were present. including reporters.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
In the House.
A Hundred Year, Old.

MILFORD, N. H.. Juns 27--The centen-
nial exercises yesterday were full of In
terest. Judge Wallace gave the address
of welcome. Governor Smith spoke for
the state; Z. ID. Boylston. the oldest
newspaper man In New Hampshire, for
the neighboring and parent town of Am
herst Charles H. Burns was the orator
Of the day. In the evening a beautiful
display Of fireworks and grand ball oom-
pfeted q most successful Tooth birthd ay
cal ahrattnn
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
Held lIc by nasked Men

SAVANNAH. June g.--A train on the
Savannah and western railroad was
held up near Homervills by six masked
men, The safe In the express car was
robbed OF its contents. t1se2 In Dash.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27

GREENFIELD. Mass. June sI-william
Riddell and Storey Donaldson were held
MP BY four men on the Turner'S Falls
hill aud Riddell was relieved Of a. 30 In
cash and sundry personal effects
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27

EvANsvILLR, Ind. June 9z-The hesv.
lest rainfall In 40 years fell here Sunday
and Monday. Twelve inches was the
amount that fell Great damage has been
done 10 fencing and growing crops
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27

EAST NoRTHFIELp. Mass. Jane e7. Tho
fourth day Of the young women's confer
enos was college day. and 200 or more col
legs women helped TO make the event
successful by an enjoyable social time
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
The PresIdenrs Financial Talk.

WAsBINeToN. June 27.-President Cleve-
lands statement on the treasury's finances
II regarded by some mem bers Of congress
as indicating uneasiness which had not
been previously made evident II is not
construed as paving the way for another
issre OF honda
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27

WASHINGTON, June r-It In said that
St Gaudsns' new design for the reverse
side Of the Colum bisn exposition medal 10
quite unsatisfactory. St Gaudens has al
Heasy been paid 10000 for ths design.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
Al Two.rhIrds Paw.

WAsHNaToN. June 27-Lieutenant r.
w. Nichols, y. s. NJ, has been retired at
his present rank with three quarters pay.
The disability with which the officer suf.
fers was incurred In the line of duty.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-27
WIN Be ludoa orsan.

TRENTON, June Ex-Governor wertz
has appointed Ex-Governor Green to he a
member Of the court OF errors and appeals
10 succeed the late William w. Phelpa
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ALIAS SUMMONS = IN Tux DISTRICT
"A court Of the First Judicial district of the
state ~ Montana Ia and for the county OF Lewis
aud Clarke.
Frederick Powsn. MILAN Lowsn aud lara H.
ihomusos, As Eoven lros \ iLompson, plain
tns. " Edward rildrod dsfendanf.
The gtats u Montana sonds grestinE 10 tho
shove namod defendant ruvaru ssrlnarod;
You are hereby required 70 appear In an action
Drought against you by the above named plaintiffs
in the district % the First judicial district
81 the state Of Montnna. Ia and FOR the county %
hled therein within ten days leEcluslys u the dag
~ servicel after the service Fl you of tins sum
mons, served within this county or.if served out
Of this county, bot within this district, within
Judgment By default viii b. tAksn against yoa
according 10 the prayer Of said complaint
he "a adtiln a. DfuuEnt "a recover tns "a no
~ VIA "a. besides Interest upon two noiet a.
follows one executed tict. n. ISIS. due IN ~
days payable 70 i'm kelster. or order. for
70 plaintiffs ] he sthsf. e1scutsd Oct. ~ iss4
due IN ~ days pagAbs 20 hsrchants National
Dtnt, helsnA, Montana fer el.5ti signed b.
d uIiedfod Co. a. principsls. and fosen
20. a hompton ~ sureties And paid on ~
And zoe are hereby notified that Il Jou fail 10
aupaar sni ansWer the said complaint. - above
required. ths said plAintin viii tAks deiault
sg.inst gen a-d ludEmsai for s2.xss a. aud In
1iVsn undsr M hand and the seal o. the dis
ifict court ~ the tifst Judicial district Of Tho
state 20 = ntauA D and Tor thu
49, - tounty - lsyHs and llarke
fFst this ifih day ~ sebfuafg. IN ths
Jud. ht. Z yfar Of uur Lord one Thousand
oert. 'ilhi Lunarei sna nlnesE-fguI.
JOHN BKAN Clark
~ q. a. lnzFntS. D.paty ls-E
Hmih Word, aiternsJs for Dlaintins
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EDUCATIONAL ECHOES.

Beginning one year hence, students en-
tering the medical college OF the state uni
versity must take a four years course
Leland stanford university, though only
In its third year, has already nearly 900
California students, Of whom about 800 are
girls
Judge Gray Of 81. Louis has given S25, 600
20 Drury college, Springfield, as a fund to
endow a chair Of geology in memory OF his
wife. The institution Is open to women
students on the same terms AS men.
Johns Hopkins is a young university, but
il is a very lucky one. The latest gift is the
herbarium and botanical library Of Captain
John Donnel Smith, said TO be one Of the
most valuable collections Of the kind in the
world and representing the labor of 20 years.
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SIMPLE SAVE.

The long sought remedy for soasickness
has. Il Is declared. been found Ia new
compound which has been christened chic
rohrom
For an obstinate cough, associated with
common cold equal parts ~ strip ot
squills. sweet spirits II inter and paragoric
are useful
Remarkable cures have been obtained Ia
such painful maladics as lumhago and
rheumatism by simply pressing small
specially shaped incandescont lamp on the
skin over the seat OF the pain.
Don't put oobwebs on cuts 20 stop the
bleeding. Modern enlightenment does not
laugh at this-it stands aghast. Cobwehs
are dust webs as well, and dust IL bacteria
laden. as we all know. and 20 be avoided
AsphyNiated people may be saved by sys-
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ment does not only consist in raising or
lowering the tongue with the fingers-coy-
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MATHESON q GO
GOLD BLOCK.

A LAS SUMMONS 90 IN THE DISTRICT
A court Of the irst Judicial district Of che
state Of Montana Ia and for the eountJ OF Lewis
%. n Gsyiord, plaintiff. " W ". Baker.
trant LansfoId Ella n baker, Ssorgis iAns-
ford. W. \. tulien aud A. l.. smith. defendants.
The state Of M@ntana sends greeting TO mo
above named defendants;
You are hereby required TO sDpssr ia an Aetion
brought against you h. the above named plain,
IN n the distri ocurt Of the First judicial
district OF the state Of Montana IN ami for the
county OF Lewis and Clarke. aud 20 snswor the
complaint hlod the Elm. within ten days texclu-
se Of the day Of servicel after the service on 20
o. ,his .nn@onJ served With, I'M .i 81, 9Ss5'y
trtcL within twenty days; oth-rwiss within forty
oay-, judgment BY default will Do taken
against you aecording to the prayer Of said com
The said action s brought to forsolose -,oit.
gaze on lot 10 aud ~ feet Of lot = block q.
blake addition 10 the city OF helena county OF
Lewis and lAFke, state Of MoniHns, given h'
defendants ". II. fAksr, frAnk lAngford, ILLS
II. Baker and 0eorgiA Laneford. 20 painful
Of defendants ". II. baker and frank lang
ford. for the sum q 800 due July n, 1884 given
by said Last named dsfendan . 70 plaintiff and
interest thereon from July 20 1898, at per cen.
per annumi also promiseory note for $50, dated
Sss = q SGs ~ sSs fy c% 3 u;
paid By eisiptis Nov r. isss being esant Is
b. plaintiff Dec IL Isgs. being city taxss d us on
"a d premises and interest on fAd last nameu
psT sna s sns si ssosnsy sss and costs u
suit and for judgment against defehdsnts.
} rank Langford and W. II. fAker. for any de-
redemption % all defendants in said premises
IN which they claim some interest; and for fur
Their details Of said actisn. reference IL made Ia
the comp lAint fled herein.
And you arc hereby notified, that n you fail TO
appear and answer the aAid com plant. abovs
required, the said plaintiff will apply 60 the
court for the relief demanded in bis complaint
herein.
Given under my hand and the fe=l OF the Dis
trict Court OF the hirst Judicial Distrio.
Ofthe ktAte Of MontanA, in and
----, for the county Of Lswis and
Seal First } larke, this It'll day OF Feb
I Jud. Dist. ruHry, In the year Of our Lord
Court. one thousand eight hundred
S--~-D and ninety-four.
JOHN BkAN. Clerk.
BY G. O. FRESHMAN. rsputy Clerk.
Edward {. kussel. attorney for plaintiff
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NOIIcE 81 clEDIIoRs lsTAn

NOTICE TO CREDITORS fsTATE o..
" haries II. Dunbsf. decreased.
Notice is hereby giTon b. the undermined
minlsfraIor 81 the estate Of & Arlss 81 s.al
bar. deceased TO tho creditors o. AMI
Gil rersons having Gains hSaiutt tie ftIl
dereafed 10 eHhltt. th.m with the nfoessar,
F0rchers Wlthin four onths altar the mr.. fuu.
Ilrat on oftht notice ~ toe aid "a nistraf b. a
toe ~ o. 4 y HeInaf. TIE M0ufana tr
lourl sans Ia ldinE. a. Helena honfaua ..
faul8 BE- ~ the place Tor the fransattian al
he business q faid estate IN the cuunfy ~ CIV !
tni Clarke
JOs s. KFNCK
Administrator Of tha Est1fs Of Charlss ~ Iur.
lar. deCeassi.
Dated heena- nontanA February ". Is9i
DATE VI hrst DublicHtion February ~ lsgl
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- cutiOn In my HANDS, issued ont Of the dis
trict court Of the Fret judicial district Of this
state Of Montana. IN and for the county Of Lewis
anu Ilhrka. in ths SUIT Of Mary IA. spell mAn
against Patrick hpeiman, duly attsstsd the 6th
day Of February. A. ID. 1884. have levied upon
all the right. title aud interest Of the said at
rick bpelman in and to the follo Wing described
property, situated In Lewis and Clarke comfy.
state of Montana viz:
he south half Of lots 70. so aud 81. and all OF
lots %. %. ~. in block q Helena townsits
Notice is hereby gwen that on the sd day OF
March. A. ID. 1881, between the hours Of nine
o clock A. N. and nVe o'clock 2. m. Of said day.
to-wt, At 70 o'clock M. Of said day, at the front
door OF the court house in the cily Of Helena.
will sell all the right. title and interest Of the
said atriek bpallman in and TO ths said above
described property TO the highest bidder for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this the 1th day OF
February, A. ID. 1897.
fRED 4. Hoss Onaer sheriff.
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THE MARKETS.
STOCKS


Nrw YORK. March 2.-Bar silver, So
Copper Quiet Lake Se62S.
Lead-steAdy. domestic. S&i0
Stocks opened irregular. became Arm but re-
lapsed when It was known 81. $4,000 gold would
10 exported. ugAr was the weakest stock in
the entire list. and General Electric. Chicago
Cos Cordage Lead. oTangers and New \ ork
Central also showed marked depression The
market closed at lowest prices OF the day. Com
pared with yesterdays closing prices show "a
decline ranging from y TO ~ per cent Bonds
hrm.
Governments
Petroleum-Aetive. April eOhc bid
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AN IMPROVED RANCH.

100 acres bottom land, on = river. under fence.
dwelling. barn stable. corralls. tool house. ice
house blacksmith shop; excellent location for q
premises toal mines being developed within a
mila Excellent timberg $50 down, balance ia
yearly payments Of 500 Price $40 per acre.
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0rris Employment Agency.
~ North Main ~ Ielsphons lJa
WANTED
tesmsters fof weed camp. sl0 per month and
beard
araiiroad laborrra
0irl for general housswork
wal pay aao for Midland voucharA
Ohlils EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
SO North hain st.
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q. 4 LAND OvFrcE

HAMA. Mont. Teb 7. 1884,
Compliant having bsen sn'sred a. tais Office
~ frnsst - wight aEAinot frank A. Hutchin-
ron Tor AbsudnnlnE bis komestaad oatrv M.
BOB. dated MAJ "a iasz uBsn he ~ = section
Z. tosnahlp 10 n. range Z ". IN lsssis and lake
fo1lU hontana, with visv 20 thu oane Haiti IN
- said sntrJ; the said paftss sre srsby sum.
inoned 10 APPEAR 81 tnis once on the Isth day ~
.inr "a. lssi, q 10 o'clock ~ m. 10 r-spond rnd
iurnish testimony conesrniug said legged aban
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l ecaiuer.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
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Ieum-Astire. April soAe I'D


Money on call easy AZ 1 per cent; last loaI
per CEN; closed at per cent. Prime mercan-
tile paper. 345h per cent Sterling exchange
trmer with actual business In bankers bills al
81. s-h1f.ssiS for demand. end sLo5x g4.soA
TT sixty days.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. March Cattle -Rsseipts. 1900
hetd market strong 20 trife higher. top steers,
s4sOu s.OO. fair 10 good. q. WA. 90. others,
81 23u g. -. stOckers, a.. 25n8 40.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000 head; market active,
Joe lower. rough heavy. SL5CgA6.; heavy
packers and mixed, Sl.sOa4s0; prime heavy and
Butchers weights, fl,e5g5.O2 assorted light,
gAOuu0l 10
sheep Receipts. 5000 head: market steady;
far 20 good ewes ami wethers S30Oa 8. ~;
westerns. SL15aS.50
CHICAGO PRODUCE
HcAGo. March Wheat Steady; cash.
tfAc. May. 600.
orn-tirm. cash. s4Ac. May S6Ac.
Steady cash, "a 2 2ec; hay SAC.
Pork teauy. nay. n.72is; July, Sli.s0.
lard-otosdy; Nay. s6g1tas July. t6.s25S.
lino-oteady; May, S00li4; July, So.O7s.
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FOR IiENT-FI ENISHED tooAgS.
LOk REN Two tURNIsHgD ROOMS
with folding bed. furui bed comDlete Tor
houseAeeping Call "a sixth svsaue
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ByFRED f. Hoss' Under shsriff.

SHtuIfI's SALE HENRY VOGFL PLAIN
- tiff W Marie kleinschmidt Carl klein-
schmidt red iibsr. Le.sna 1As liSht and
ohmidt red Heinlein and 1homas \. Mathis.
co-pAftnsrs a. Heirle.n a Ma hiA-. Edward "
hnigh cashier. Morris rsrdt and Julius Ands.
CO. paTtnorr A. anus Bros. DESCENDANTS
Under and By virtuS Of order - llo Ani de-
cree Of foreclosure and sale issued out Of tbs
district c0uri o. tie rst Judicial district OF the
state ~ Dontana; IN and tor the county Of IsWis
ard Clarke; on the iUth day q fsOTnsry. A. ID
nehry Noxei, tbs above named plAlatin Oh
tanned q Judgment and decree ~ foreclosure and
sale agaiist ne above nansd dsfendAnts. on tue
18th day OF hogsmbsr. A. y. lse2 for
the sam 81 sa.tAs S. besides interest,
eos.s aud attorneys ices, which said de-.
1875. recorded IN judgment book No / Of sad
court a. Rage -. an commanded TO cell All
those certain lot. piece. or parcels OF land
eis Of ssas n1 eessS % sw. " saa sr toe
state Of Montana. and bounded and described as
follows. 10 wit.
OF humbsr ono %. In block forty-ssvsn an
Icing SHY y0l feet front on hi1ih aVsnus and
ievsntT llOl fort deep Warren street, also lot
twenty ioaS q iosi iraai ~ siIh .1 ven and
commencing a. iiht on riEth avenue siHty
co feet sasisrlJ q the sasterlJ liHs OF Warren
street. running thence northerly seventy f1Ol
feet. thence westerly sEty aol fess 10 Warren
siresi. thsnce mott err thirty-thrse ga feet
'osls.y sss huns ao G q s.,b sSSss
nus. thence westerly 10 the point Of bssnnnins
~ % 10Y nAH4uaf thfee tth IN niooh furtT
an Icing fsrty-two ftll feet trent o. firfh
aFsnus one kundrsd 40 feet dssp.
losstter VITA al s9i singular the tsns-
neat. hsrcditamsnts and sppuF enanoes there
unto DalanglnE OF IN any st-F sppfrtaining.
ubhc notice 10 herebT given. that 90 Tues
dnT. tho oth day q afcn. 4. D.. 1891, Al n
o'clock m 81 that daI. a. The frubt door % fhs
cpurt house lie ems lfuis and larks county.
aoptana will IN oNsdisnoe 10 said order Of sale
snd dsarss Of forsclfsurs asd sale sall the abor "
dsscribed property. o. 90 much thereof mag
D. pscesssry 20 fatisfy said Judgment With To-
for cssh In tani.
Given under my hand. this i2ih dag Of Esbrusry.
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CHARLES d CURrIK shsrla
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