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CHFrIFF's sALE-HENRY YOGI l.. PLAIN
- tin. " Mario klsinschm DIT. larl Klein
schmidt, red hiibsri. Helena uas lisht and
chmidt. led lleinlei and Ihomas r. MathiAs
o-uartnsrs ~ heiulou Ma hiz-. Edward "
hnighi. cashier. Morris and and Julius aads
co-rnrtn erH a. rands Bros. defendants
Under and b. virtuS OF All order % sale all do
cree OF foreclosure and sale issuei out % tho
district cour II the rst Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. IN and for the county OF Lewis
and Clarke. on the 10Th day - February. A. ID.
l75. in tho above entitled sction. wherein
Hcury hogel. the above named plaintiff ub-
tanned Judgment and decree Of foreclosur an
sala against the above named defendants. GA tho
18th day Of h9vember. A. y. lsea Tor
coss and attorneys fees which said do
cree was. on the iifh day ~ November. A. n.
irJi recorded a Judgment book 40. / of said
court ~ PAGE -. 4 am commanded 10 sell all
those certain lot piece or parcels Of land
.i!uste lyins and being " the town-i,ie O. tie
state u Montana. and bounded AMI described
follows. to wit
OF nnmber one 0). in block forty-seven tl7l.
tengsxiy 80 fest front on riHth hvenus AMI
sev,nty 6Ul feet deep on Warren street. ale 1T
number W. tll Ia block furty-saven an. b IN :
twenty-iour "a feet front n -ixih svenuA4nd
commencing ~ pYiut on 18th avenue Wy
ro lot eas,eriT ~ tie easterly line OF Warren
street. running thence nuriLerly seventy f,0I
fee'. thence westerly s.1tY lnli let 10 Warren
Hfrasf, thence AIT rry thlrty-thrse I1gl fsst
theme caster sishty-iout - Of thsnes
nue. thence westerly 90 the point Of bsRinnlne
Al-o iqt uumbsr tnT~o b. IN block forty saysn
go. beinT fuftY-two if2l feet front Ga kirfh
avenue "a one hundred u 0 feet deep.
iogether with all and singular the tsns-
meet. here iitAments and appur enanoss thsro-
INTO oaionEinE Or IA any vie aDpsrtAining.
fubiio notice IL hsrebr given that % rues-
daI tho 9Th dag % hsrch. a. ID. 1881. At n
o'clock m. u that dsy. A. tie front door Of ths
cuurt house. Helena. Lewis AMI & lnrka cauntY.
hontaua. will ia ubsdlsuce 70 said order Of sala
and decree Of fsreoiosurs and sale. cell ths above
deaofttod property. or much thereof a. mar
D. necessary 20 satisfT said Judgment With o.
isfssi and costs 20 the highest and best bidder
for rash Ia hand.
Given under M hand. this 18th dag Of Tebrusry,
A. ID. isst
CHARLES u. CURTIR Sheriff
~ fEED Il Hoes. Under sheriff
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a man walked into certain big house.
lie asked for one az the workmen up
Stair We never allow the men 20 De-
disturbed during business hours" said
one of the firm gruiiiy, turning his back
20 the man.
"Oh. very well, " said the stranger. ct
ouly wanted Co buy a bin Il goods. ! sup
poe it is a small matter 20 you. ] can 70
elsewhere
Before tho business man could tx mp an
explanation the man slammed the door
and was gone. Tie viii study courtesy in
the future. Enquirer.
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CUERIFF's SALE Bf VIRTUE or A. ENE-
- cuflon in ny hanns. iafucd ont Of tln uis-
trict court u the "a rst ludic.a strlct oi fas
state Of Montana ma aud for tho county - Lewis
a.. i.rs-. ia rae rult 90 Isrs o. rpHl r.a
agai lst utrick suelI man, duly affected tte n r
Gay % February, A ID. 1874. 1 have levied uI lu
all the GIT ttte an iutsres 81 d. ta.d fut-
fl1k HpsIu man IN and TO the fol- o ing uesagifd
properly fituafsd Ia Lewis and CLARKE coIlty
state % MoatauA va
Ihe south haf Of lots 70 ~ ami sl. and al Of
los -. 81. ~. n lock 4 Helaua toNus.fe
Notice Is hereby ven that on tl+ ga day o.
March. A. n lss. between the hours 90 Cd r.
clock a on. AMI uFa o olocE = gl SAIL Il. 3D.
to-alf. A. ~ O'clock m. u sail day. 81 he front
door q fhs court house Ia the cir Of Helena
will cell All the right, title Ahd interest n TOO
sAid atrick np-lim.n ia and a. the said above
desrribed property. 10 the highest bidder Tor
each IN hand
Given under my hand this the ,th dag o.
foBruAry A. d. issi.
CHAKIEs D. CURTIS. shoria.
fam r. H0ss. Cndsr sheriff.
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II IHt DISTRICT COURT OF TIE FIRST
4Hdlcia| district OF the state ~ Montana. ga
and foI Dec CONT. OF swis and larke
n Che matter uf the disincorDoratIol OF Hell
ena Meat cHmranF-
hntc BE- ierf D. gwen tlaf tho Helena Neat
company tls p.e-enIei 70 the IIdgo % said die
tact court Deti "a add Application showing
tNaf tte sold e4CuA Meat company b. % curuo
uuu au'y Incorporated uutcr and b. Firtur uf
fLe iast ut nc state % Montana. tia- a.
'preis meet nR - rho stoct elders ~ sad com
pam cali ID iur thaf purI0st and tsld Oh The
l,tA dag lt ehr4bry. a. % 1894. % va d.ride
hF fhH unrnln ous vote - all the toe hold rs 90
Fad company, tunf all company -hUuld li-il-
corporate a.d dissolve ami applying % ratd
judge for an order declaring sa.a clruorat .
laf-.lgei. 'shit Tetiuon AMI application viii -
heard lT hf judge ~ -aI1 rarrt Iu ueIaT tUeut
No 3 q tait court a. che c1uri fouso In the
county - LEWIS aud Clarke. stare n Moutana on
raurdsy, the Zith 1ag % Marc 81. %. 1891, %
Do oIeHueE a.
O. witness vhsrsrf T. John can. cork Of
Faid oi-tr c. cont. have hero
seal irsf unto set my hand snI AIMED
Jul ID -. tie zeal - faii court this 2ift
Court dsy ~ February a ID. l-li.
JOHN E ~
CLERK o. aid court.
lTG. q. tREEIsS. Deputy clerk
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AN IMPROVED RANCH.

100 acres bottom land, on a river, under fence
dwelling. harm. stable corralis, tool house. Ice
house blacksmith shop, excellent location Tor a
email storo or stopping place, poe. tmce on the
PREMISE oAl mines being developed within a
mile. hHoellsnt timber $50 down, balance in
yearly payments Of siO0. Price go per acre.
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take, most natural Ina tho way they act /;
cheapest, because guaranteed % give salts
faction, or money returned. We all have
tucak spots Generally IFS the liver. An
active liver prevents impurities and pcisons
from entering the blood. Pleasant Pellets
have a tonic effect upon the liver and the
general systom They cure Indigestion, Dys-
pepsin, Dizzy Spells Sick or Bilious Head
aches, and all arrangements Of the liver,
stomach and bowok
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TnE MAKERS Of DIR. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy will pay you $500 IL they can't
give you complete aud permanent cure.
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For information how TO travel cheaply. quickly
and comfortably 70 tbs hast South aud Vest
address. A. p. CUT ot'g 6 I. & p A., NJ. &
st. l.. ny. Minneapolis, MINI.
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NorcE ID cnEDIroRs-asIATE oF

NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE or
~ harle- II. Dunbar. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given by the undarsgnsd, al
d illsirAfor of the ehtaie 81 farles % llun-
brr. decsa-ed. 10 the creditors %. and
al persous having claims against the aid
doceased 20 exhibit them with tho a. cesssry
voucher " thin four months after ha mrs pub
nratun OF h.s notice % tle said iuttrat1f
the oii ce 81 II Hepner. 10 the MOniana Ma
uunbl lanK tuildiur. At Helena honfaua. The
-ams be NJ the place for the Transaction o.
'he business OF said estate in the county az Lewis
AMI Clarke.
JOS. n. KESCk.
AdmirI-trator OF the Estate u Charles %. Dun
bar. deceased
ated Helena. Montana. February d. 1894
Date " trat publication februa-y d. lsJi
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I.Os rfLf-ts PHI FHONI FODT FOR
Too aHltl on hirth avenue one block
trom ectrc hne. hatlosou %.
EiuE hALE An ELklANT NO IEhN HON 2
4 uu Lawrence street largo house worth
tlonth prirs nov a3.sl9' Ieur oEn terms. Her
toua' lauk building.
OR SALE HERBERT b. HFED a 90. =
ground nonr nontana hauk bud ding. have
houses aud l0ts for trade Or sale " DeF csnt Of
value.
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MINNESOTA.

Wilbur Tsbbils 81. Merchants Hotsl. 81. Paul
willard {. Dsnnis.... sees. Hotel Ryan. ST. Pao
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0rris Employment Agency.
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Wall pay tsc Tor Midland vouchers
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agrce that the use
n a liver pill after
dinner, or 20 a.
complish special
results, II an inn
portant step i'm
civilization. Or.
iicces Pleasant
Pellets sre better
than other liver
pills in almost ev
respect THEY'RE
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION BY MAN
- and wife; former ~ butler and waiter and
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Smith. $50 fth avenue.
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MUTATION WANTED YOUNG MARRIED
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ing. Address A. l.. 1parreIL 81 Outier street,
he.ena.
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SITUATION WANTED POSITION As FORE
- msn In a quartz mine Experienced in
worAIuz men underground; capable of assaying
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oiloe for . number OF years. Address "ldAh0'
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fOE KFNr-ait~t ELLaNEOUs
--~---~-~---~-~----~---~-~--
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SITUATION WANTED-Bf FlR5T-CLASs
y man to do olsctroplating. gunsnlthing and
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1 OSr Al thu CUhNEE or PARK AVE-
J. nue. and AXE street last uI1ht ladies'
comb OF tor..i and gold. ret lu rauiss. lib
eral reward II re u-aei TO room 10. Homer
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MANfID 10 hENI
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WANTED - YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE
" wAnts TO rent luuse 81 threeor four rooms.
furnished Tor Light housekeepius address =.
D.. this Office.
NK-ANFED- FIVE FUtNIsHLD HJUeFS
" H. D.. Iced Co., Montana baak build
ing
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SITUATION WANT DAN INTELLIGENT
- youth Of Il years desires to learn the plumb
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- SITUATION WANTED - BY An INDUS
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sITUAkIONs NANTED-HALE
Advertisements Lneac 49, le-4 u4ros timas
B. l.
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CITU.lION WANTED BY FIRSr-CLAsS
> German and French cook. city or country
wages u 70 49,. address Jll Main street, room
- tecond door.
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RON stFNT-FI RNIsuED koOAIS.
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l. OR HfN TWO fU Nl@HsD ROOdr.
L with folding bed. furni led complete for
housekeeping call ~ sixth zvslue.
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fntt KS g INV i.l-l.t eis..
~-~~-~-~---r---~-~-~-~-~--
/. OK EEA l-HEaBc Isl IS I'D q CO.
1 ground floor houtAns ban huillins. have
he largest let of houses ami stores IA the ci y.
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Admiral Benham Is the kind Of man who
believes that navy il not exclusively In
tended for ornament Baltimore Ameri-
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MUTATION MANrtD-A GOOD sKAM-
- stress would ike TO get sewing By the day or
to take home children nutlts a speciality;
charges re .sonable. Address A {, lndepend-
ent.
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BY G. q. FIREMAN. Deputy clerk.
w. ID. Gardiner. attorney for plaintiff
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
pLECEY FISHERMEN ChFTUHE A SHdhh
HE IS SEEN HrAR THE nRIIGE At CITY ISLAND
Az EXCITING CHASE AFTER THE FISH

HE Is SEEN HrAR THE nRIpGE At CITY ISLAND
Az EXCITING CHASE AFTER THE FISH
lar-e shovel nosed shark was sighted NJ inc
brilce ot city Island yesterday by several hsher-
mon The men dropped their baskets ana gave an
o,arno , partv was Immediately made mp To cha7"
h oh,rl and capture It II possible steam
leu,ch was secured and the party Including Percy
p.u and william Xc,tncr. got into the launch ana
boga, the chase The shark led the boat al Driah
rate to Turtle Cove. where one u ''e ""'" "
cocdea in harpooning H. The shark struggled deS-
rotoIv TO free Itself from the harpoon. bu; with
out success. After short tine the shark <, ",,, ,bc
~. Lodv was tOwei back In the rear Oh .nic
iamnch to CITY Island by the hsheTIncn ana h IN,
.iI' Gas measured II was FOUND 10 ne tlsnt
Pre- wa ,omg,h sharks have been frequently
eCn n the Long Island sound OF late 2nt thiS aSr Is
49,, srst ore that came close to shore ihe hsh"i
Inn .e intend 10 have the shark stuffed ana say 'hey
are sCins /" crScrI of peope lined the shore ant
yntched the exciting chase between the poa' ar, nn
W. hark When the monster was caught Srca'
me s''hi n,, or, rhI shark lay the beach Tor a
Siier' ,,,n and was viewed by hundreds o' people
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-08-08
FROM A MISSIONARY ~ JAPAN
THE REV a. II. MORGAN WRITES OF THE BF

THE REV \. II. MORGAN WRITES OF THE Be
GINNING OF THE WAR
Baltimore. Aug. THE Rev Dr. f r Tasg
Editor OF The Methodist Protestant" of this city
yesterday received a letter from the Rev A. r.
Morgan in charge of the Methodist Protestant mis-
sons IN japan. The letter is dated Nagoya Japan
July II. and refers to the war then approaching
Mr. Morgan says:
me war talk began with one of the periodical
1It,einp's NJ revolution or rather nsurreclon. IN
growing famous. The people OF one or two prov
nces over there against their miserable rulers
were marching the capital. Seoul. China and
20 cialn 'orea as a sort Of dependency, while
Jaran IearS that the occupancy OF COrea by for
eEh rover would be detrimental to her peace. and
she claims 10 be cortendinc for the independence OK
not yet been given TO the public. However that may
oe IL seems that in one respect at least the trou
pc j.: Corea Is opportune Just "a things were get
.ing pretty warm politically this trouble has
me Gor"rnmcn' has. for that or some other
son. seized upon the opportunity Win a prompt
ness that has surprise not few. In the shortest
possible time she had land d 1000 soldiers in tOrea
The present war clouds may pass away quickly
ani the sky soon becOm" clear But with Japan's
present preparation for war and the ambition TO
fight. fostercd by larg" and nluentia! section Of
the nation. continued peace hardly seems possible
Japan could hardly be tru" tn her tra luonS OF the
past. TO which she has recently reverted with -
much ar,or. and MOI draw blood occasionally.
tons and The ambition and heroic spir; IF this
people tc break up that mass of human inertia with
In tn" borders OF Chira ana 50 -" In the i!ght OF
truth Or whether IL" dia of Japan's progress i
% both " those great empires can only pray aEl
wait and hope for the best.
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THINKS JAPAN WILL BE BEATEN.
TALK WITH TIE SPANISH MINISTER TO CIiiNA
uoMEwARD BOUND From HIS
POST pEKI%G

POST ~ PEKING
~ r,,,,a. Sna,,,sn Minister 20 china. who is on
b,s way from Pekirg 20 Madrid on iwo-y"nrs
ieay. OF abserc" was AT the Waldorf Ho'e' ''S.
nigh, He left China just before N" breaking on
~ bos,il,.ies lie .s accompanied by MS wife
-eno- De;ava, talked freely OF Chinese affairs He
said
"Uhe, le,: Peking ] supposed that ty this tim"
China and lamar wou,l have settled their quarrc'
bu, from wha: have seen IN the newspapers s'hco
T .rr,ve, IN this country I convinced that The
situation js very critical indeed. what ma sur
,rsed me most Is ih@ report ma, ii hung Nnihs
s ,c.r de,r,ved OF his yellow coat-which In China
means a mark OF royalty and OF the highest faV"f
III Hung Chang is great man ana the mrs. S'"'e'
nan ~ the Chinese Empire If h has been de
nylved Of the yellow coat 1t means disgrace 10 h''H
IN the eyes OF the people.
"rnan has taken China entirely by surprise IN ms
matter. as China Is In no shape Just at present |"
engage in I thinE Japan mas D'''' he'''"
ro.dv ouIe,ly FOR some tine and as they are more
,,a.r, :, ,beir methods and thinking. they Will be
winners for some time to come. Nhere japan "i
rau will be In that Will be overpowerei by p'"'e
,orce- exhausted by superior numbers. emma - -
much larger than Japan that the oss o' d" ic" NV"
sand troops vii! have no effect on he'' III "''s
Changs arrny-the part he has supervisor OF wei
or,,at About ten years ago China bought a goot
many thousand stand Of arms here IN Ainriicd' OF
ibn i,e,ningtons | believe Part OF tncsc ti,''s ] aro
Lee Iihe' ana they are & YER aSor by Tneimnd 70.
ner army When China once gets thyroIbIi.' " cr,sh
aud gets her army equipped she ous'' '''" -
\ look to see commerce seriously affected Thile
the IS in progress ever san ~ mi s jooking out for
her own interests ali th!s time spar % om ,,,i,,
mdS. nd Ysnan There are six spanish gunboes there
now and two more Jn the way ou' '''
viii be thoroughly Prpisc,sat 5,e edo sail to-day on the
Senor Delavat and ms WHO 'h''
Ma icstic for Liverpool
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All. RESOLUTIONS WlTHDRA" ~
rvprLslvE DEMOCRATS IN THE CAUCUS 'iHA"
TO SAGE ADvIcE-THE DEBATE.
CBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUsE.1

p,rs,vr DEMOCRATS ~ THE CAUCUS fiEL-o
TO SAGE ADvIcE-THE DEBATE
washington. Aug THE House Democratio
oarcus to-day lasted hour and hali ana ao-
,ourned after deciding that the Rouse co"iet'.e'
an rho Tariff bill should rot be embarrassed ny
,rs,ructions of any character from thelr De"'o'
cratic associates a disappointment awaited .nose
nresent in that Mr. Wilson. the chairman OF .hs
WAYS and Means Committee. failed 10 INFORM 'he
caucus what progress the conferrees had ihaoe'
What propositions had been advanced anu Fe
tected by the representatives. OF the TWO houses anu
when. In his opinion. report could be made' >or
did Speaker Crisp. who spoke at length throw any
ligh. upon the situation ~
A feature Of the proceedings was the s'"'e"ie"'
made bv Mr. Boatner. of Louisiana on the au'
thority OF Senator Mills OF Tennessee 'ha' 'i0
House must recede from It's objections 10 the Sen'
ate amendments and agree to them II the passage
of n Tariff bill is to be expected
Mr. Holman the chairman OF the Caucus So"'
mit,ee presided. The rollcall disclosed the pres
ence of l69 members, unusually large hu"cci'
Mr. Bynum of Indiana who was the mov.ns
spirit in securing the caucus. then onered 'ne luz
lowing resolution
Whereas House bill 1854. for the reduction "
alton and 10 provide revenue Tor tne SSrwsrw and
m ssed rhe House the first day OF re1rua.s sHre
tha senate on the third day OF July anu ~. Ana
70 conferenco on the seventh day oi Juiy sc,r.r
Whereas The commercial interest OF tue S's~
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rirLrEE or TIE WARREN Lbh H'o'"

chevcnne. Wyo. Aug THE Warren Live "'o'h
,,ompany of this city. went into the hhhHS .. "
r.ceivcr yesterday. William w "ie"Ho'' ~
,orrncr manager OF the company. was hPpo'H'e'
,.,,..r rho agrregate liabilities are triie over
s2oe 900 a majority OF which is held by Easter"
crcdItors The assets. which consist oi saw" "'''N
., Land. 20 900 head of sheep. 800" head o' '"",,
,d 90 head of horses. are estimated 10 p' ""n''
-,jo 900 at the present depreciatei p'''e''
,,,,re ~ due solely the depreciation III Vau. M W
i,,,as,ock the past year The company ea
loss OF $3.50 coo from this cause alone W. he
,.na,or , francis r. Warren Ia president oi ao M we
nomnany which has "A paid up capita! Oh n'',, a,er
He Is also largely Interested IN tnr Sai, Ike:
n,,Ie ~, Comnany of Cheyenne, ana oa,t r inhe,
car heve1ne CITY Gas Company and the Cneyehne ha
Electric Light Company. lie say. nsnr,osiv af.
ted