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Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
State Tax Sales,
ImmOvable Property
The State Of louisiana vs.. Delhi
Quent Tax DebtOrS.-TariSh OF
TenSaS.
OF

DY VIRTUE OF AUTHORITY VESTED IN
me by the cons titution and laws of the State of
Louisiana, will sell ct principal front door OF
Court House in which the Civil District Court
of said parish is held within the legal hours for
Judicial sales, beginning at 10 O'Clock IN on
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-07

supreme curt.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1894-09-07
HARD TINS, LA, June 2lst, 1891

C, B. MUIR Il Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

recommended that eiate street be made
more panuhble, ana that number NJ
Walks be- huiit upon Benton avenue be-
tween Wilder ana Archer avenues, The
report Wan adopted
The committee ON sewers reported
that the conduit from The sewer farm
90 Pflckly Pear creek az completed aud
IN actual uer, The total cost of the
conduit, including money paid for
rightH-of-way. was t0.gli6a The Spcn-
cor street sewer has also been COM
plcted at n cost OF 81 ,4lGb0,
A bill Tor two mnokintonhcs for the
police department was diBallOwcd, Tho
bill for gnB was held over the council
being 0f opinion the city was belng
charged for more than Il used.
DR.. Bullard health officer reported
that the food furnished city prisoners
is unit for human use. His report was
referred 10 the police committee ana
board of health with power Ia act
Dr. Roekman'B bill ~ t25 for settling
the broken limb Of IA city prisoner was,
after much discussion, referred 10 the
committee ON police,
The matter or appropriating $50 for
the work OF repairing or altering the
upper story OF the Seventh ward hose
house for the use ~ the flre marshal hA
n residence was referred to the commit
tee on public buildings.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Beautiful combinations of Gel
luloid, Plush, Leather and Satin
are seen in the Albums, Toilet
Cases, Manicure Sets, Work
Boxes, Glove and Handkerchief,
Necktie, Collar and Cuff Boxes
and Shaving Sets of this season.
We show ten times as many as
ever beforehand show them at
prices half those of any former
season,
The special sale of Dress Pat
terms goes merrily on. Every
day brings new goods by ex-
press. There never was such a
quick turning over of Dry Goods
stock in this town before. There's
a pattern here to suit you, madam
better get it today.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs on spe-
cial sale today--and the Dry
Goods department thinks this is
a little bit the best special sale it
has made yet. All sorts and
qualities on special sale today
and these as an indication OF the
drift of prices:
Swiss Embroidered Handkerchiefs
. loIs..ts.s.s,..4s.,.... ..,,...f.s...,,. sJc
Fine Imported Embroidered Handker-
chiefs, Neat Pattern. n................ 15c
Many Kinds OF Very Fine Embroidered
Handkerchiefs. Assorted Patterns
Your cholce...,.......,. ...."....,.. 23c
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Everything new in games
and all of the old ones that have
merit enough to be always popu-
lar-are on the counters with the
Christmas stock. The one illus
trated above is one of hundred
new sorts.
Easy to find a sensible and
useful present for the house
keeper in this stock. Take sill
verware for instance. What
housekeeper would fail to be
pleased with nicely selected
piece of good ware that promised
a lifetime of service. Such goods
are here and plenty of them-and
very little money buys a great
many desirable goods this season.
All sorts of trimmings for the
Christmas tree-candles
ments- snow, candle holders
every thing to make the tree
bright and attractive.
Can't persuade you in print
that our Candies are fresh and
better than those of other stores
that 6oc here has the purchas-
ing power of a dollar elsewhere
but easy to persuade you of
these very things if you will
visit our store, look through the
stock, and make ever so little a
purchase.
Usually the purchase OF a real
Meerschaum or Briar Pipe seems
almost like extravagance-but
directimportations through our
New York house place the
goods here at prces that in COM
parison with the usual ones seem
ridiculously low.
Freshest aud best creamery
butter in the grocery department
today.
Fancy Creamery Butter, 10 ID tubs, 81 u
Fancy Creamery Butter, 10 tuha.... I u
Fancy Creamery Butter No bricks, o,
wanted Experienced ralosladloa fot
holiday goods candies and crockory, also
ten cash boys.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Are tho necessity for the season, and our
stock includes them. It's heads We win
with our hat exposition. The styles are
the latest. ana tho new shapes are ocr-
tninly nothing II not handsome and eN-
trcmely dressy Hat shUpca have been
now reached the climax OF possible I'M
proyemcnt, aa shown In our wlntcr'a dis
play. Shape acquires new meaning
when studied IN our hats only a fine hat
can show the right nhape to advantage,
and It's emphatically to the advantage o.
all 10 buy now, when we are selling "sii-
yer Hats"
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Don't let our ads confuse you.
The Holiday Goods OF all kinds
md the Dry Goods are in the
Annex (the new store) and the
other departments are still in the
old store. The old store is for
rent and the fixtures for sale.
We want to move the business
into the new store as quickly as
possible, but we want TO sell all
of the goods first, and we're max
ing prices 10 do it.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Mount Helena Lodge M. 1, Degree Of
tiouor.
Meets second and fourth Wednesday Of tho
month
A regular meeting " tho above lodge will ho
held this "wednesday evening At tho A. u. u,
w. ball on DrJalwAE Visiting ai.tsre and bro
El.lIARtTH SCARF.
Chief Of Honor.
MANY f. BYnsA Escordnr,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12

Naturally our patron wishes what We give
him-good health. Pure and well com
pornded Acknowledgment ana cure III
ness. and for thatIrJason their prcpara-
tlon is the most important function of the
druggist. Accordingly, We give to our
prescription department the most careful
attention, Every prescription Is com
pounded by au expert ph0rmacisl, and
we make II special object To secure
drugs OF undoubted purity and efficacy
We also carry full line Of standard and
reliable medicines, which experience has
shown TO be good things TO have In tho
house, our assortment Of toilet AMI manl.
cure articles is complete, and offered at
popular prices.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
WEINSTEIN'S.

NEW YoRR-ies Sixth Av
HELENA-Slxth ana Main
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
Room 20 Bailey Block.
NOTICE OF sTOCKHoLDERs' MEET.

Nolirc is hereby given that M" flrnt
general stockholders meeting Of the
B,nNcr Greek Gold Mining company VIII
hr held AZ the ouicc ~ Walsh a Newman
In the Power building I'm the city of ifcl
cnn. county OF Lows nnd clarke, state
VI Montana. on Monday the 2ith day Ot
December, 1894. Mt two O'Clock u, ~,
\. A. LArllROP, Secretary.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-12
s15o

For n lO5-piece decorated dinner set.
$3.50 for l2-piece decorated chamber
set. Il. J. Edwards Park avenue,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-13

Such political ulcers and sLlk-stockfng
anarchists as Cleveland, Carlisle, Hanford
eS as.--SAoAsmish Eye
Poru1ists everywhere aust look for and
expecs she most damnahls plots and vll-
tainies 90 Be Matched up against sa pronl-
vent reformers y ho understand the condi'
nen of serfdom TIA. surrounds the
American people and who are fearless IN
their denunciation Of the same. Nothing
\ toe Tow or despfcaele for . certain ele-
nene In the Republican party 20 resort 70
inofder 70 cast odium uron influential
PopnIisfs. and there can be no doubt that
If sifsei 70 the bottom IL viii be found thai
these coNardiy curs and their she-male
devils also belong TO that organization
which WAS conceived in the kingdom OF
Satan and propagAsed along the HIGHWAY
aud byEays OF hell-she A. K. A-baltdTu
SearcksigAk
The plnfocratic anarchist press Is greatly
exercised about how the uorkiDgmen VIII
get around the oaths that they are required
ID take In enlisting as state mllitaamen.
Well. the workingmen do not figure on
getting around their oaxhs 81 all They
will Stand by their oafhs IS sacred. and IN
case Of trouble they will obey their COM
nlanders, who Will order them IN strict
consistency with the constitution OF the
state % shoot down the plutocratic an
archists, who are the only people tnat
make trouble. They toll not, neither 90
they spin, but they take the products OF
the toll of all good citizens. and then now
about ga more even distribution OF wealth.
When did the producer get an even distri-
button of the wealth that he created u
Freemda's Farmer. Pop.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-13
sxAfrLr. MONDAY, ARG sr 10.
SOCIALISTS AND ANARCHISTS.

The term socialist is loosely used In
America. OF course rational socialist 10
not an anarchist. German socialists, like
Herr Bebei, act within constitutional
lines and ask for reforms that for the most
part have already been enacted In both
England and the United States, while q
German anarchist wouid be a creature like
Hoedel, who tried to XIII Emperor William
the First.
And yet the extreme socialists in France.
for example, are SO destructive In their
opinions and actions thai your extreme
French socialist Is always full of senti-
mental sympathy for your French anar-
chiss, and in the United States IL Is also
true that your extreme socialist isodis-
posed TO be lenient to anarchists. even a.
Socialist Altgeld. governor Of Illinois.
opened the prison doors for the anarchists
BY breaking the lock with pardon held in
the executive Est
Your extreme socialist is not an anar-
chist. pure and simple; but he is not
avsrse to using anarchist methods and
men to coerce the representatives Of exist
ing Law and order into surrendering. with
out conditions and without authority. to
the demands Of socialism. This habit Of
holding out the hand TO anarchistic men
and methods 10 what discredits socialism
In America
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A Well Founded Complaint.
Seattle Republican.


Why comes this temerity and general
unwilhngness for Republicans to support
colored men in this county for official po-
sitionsi And especially when the negro
vote 10 as strong "a it is. Let any other
nationality under the sun have as many
votes as the coiored people have in this
county and state. and they would be will
ingly granted ten times the recognition
that's now given the negroes. Kansas
elected a eolored man auditor of the state,
when she had no more colored men, COM
paratively speaking, than Washington
now has. Old fogies. when such a thing
was announced, ssid: THE state OF Kan
sas would be ruined If negro was nom-
mated for auditors" it was however done,
and the negro was not only nominated,
but elected and reelected, and the grand
old state still rolls on.
The coiored men voted almost as a unit
for the late city ticket. and the only recog-
milton they have received for their fidelity
IS "bull catcher" at salary of 500 per
month, when the previous white incumb-
bent received $ii5 per month. The posi-
ton of dog catcher, which previously paid
$50 per month, aas recently been saddled
onto the poundmaster, and he must do the
two for $50. when white men received
nearly 500 per month for the same
amount of work. Such actions work
with some people some time, but Ii won't
work with all the people all the time.
There Is nothing 10 Indicate but that the
colored men viii support the nominees of
the Republican psrty almost TO the man,
and their righIful recognition should be
seriously and amply considered Not
from fear that they will bolt, but because
IL Is just and right
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holders forget tEsis feet and begin % trsa:
theIrSefsizen soldiery wafh acQntsnsps and
neglect the tina Is. not far 'sssiisassahsn
riot will rndely remind she trader ihat be
esnnot afford to despise. the soldier Of the
state. and Aboys aIi he cannot afford %
trssf with neglect the citizen soIdisry Who
make up our National Gdarde for in their
ranEs be fnds his political peers. bis
netghbors. bis social companions and
friends. @ re-
A2wise and Thoughtful merchant viii
neyer. hesitate to Be generous In bis public
and private support Of the citizen sJsisery
Of bis state; for. he is most deeply inter-
sstsd in their existsncs as body Of brave.
Intelligent, EelI-armsd. obedisnt and
patriotic soidIsry, who in times Of ercep-
tionai riot ana disorder. viii be the only
security Of his properiy3agalnst destruc-
ton. Let every state lake good care Of its
National Guard; its existence IL cur only
security when rufflanism IN great city ON
large scale organizes IN attack upon the
gorernmens and its laE-abiding sup
EorteT3.0
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st1Iouis Repuella

- LOUIS hepuplo
on. TIE days gone byl Oh. the says gons hyl
TIE spple In the orchard. and the pathway
Though the rye;
The cairrup Of The robin and the whistle OF the
As he Pipsd across the meadows sweet as any
nighfipgalsE
when the bloom wss on tie clover. and the blue
o wss in the sky.
AID ny happy hear, brammsd over. in TIE days
gene ~.
In the dsys gone By. when my naked feet we're
uippe1
BY the honessuskis's tAnglss. where the wates
lilies dipped,
And TIE rsppls Of the risss nppsd ne mos
along the brink.
Who're the plscta-eyed and lsxy-footed cattle
cams o. drink.
And the tiitiAg snire stood fearless OF the
srnAnts wAyward cry,
And the spiashins 81 the swimmer. in the DAYS
EoAs By.
On. TIRE SAYS xuns byf oA. the DAYS gone byi
The naqsse OF the laughing lips the lasteg OF thu
Tas skiiai.h taisa In fairies. .ad AIadain's
nsagte ring.
3Tss siapi s soal-FsPosias. glad sslfsi IN svsry.
IS thing.
wssa lits5ss. IKE story. hesdins neither sob
Nor sxhs
II the oiasn. xelasa glcry Of TIE days gone hy.
--Jxmsx Nssesna RslSr.
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Various opinions Of the Press Regard
39 ing H

Various Opinions Of the Press Regard
ing H
The disappearance of Charles +. Gioy-
stein remains smysterysand likely will tor
many day. Until the mystery Is cleared
and the motive for the cowarcly and
treacherous crime laid bare the Silver Fed
esation viii rest under q cloud. As the
famous Morgan affair damaged the great
Masonic order, though we believe I'M
justly. so viii the GIoystein case damage
the Federation.-R osalia Rusfler. Rep.
II 1t be true that political intolerance
has been at the bottom Of this affair, no
effort shnuld be spared 10 place the blame
where ii belongs in order that outraged
humanity and law may be avenged. The
Papui4sts, of which this Federafion Is an
ofshoot may on may not be cognixant Of
the history Of the deed, bat they are placed
/ In a most unpleasant position by the hot
heads who are guilty. They cannot too
quickly repudiate the deed and the perpe-
traitors thereof-Yakima Republic, Rep
The attempts OF the political enemies OF
Charles 4. Gioystein TO hIacken his char
acter are more dastardIy than his murder.
They are not coutent with destroying his
life, but seek to destroy the most precious
tuinR w 1H uo1OLdbiC EOSA
name. Every one who knew Gloystein
and the circumstances leading mp 20 his
disappearance believes that he was mur-
dered on account of his political convic-
tions. and all attempts to mislead the pub
lie mind at the expense of the character of
this dead man will not avail anything ex-
cept to fully fasten the guilt where it be-
longs, and to everlastingly brand his muir
derers as cowardly curs.-Spokane 0utburst,
Rep.
But while admitting all this, 1t only be-
comes clearer that human curwho would
endeayor 10 stir up strife in his neighbor-
hood by sticking up an obnoxious sign
board, as This man Gloystein did. would
also be base enough to figure as the prin-
cipal in this foul conspiracy, the result of
which. IL was the hope of the perpetrators,
would tend to bring the political party
which Gloystein hated into disrepute.-
Ballard SedreAIfQht, Pop.
One of the worst oatrages ever perpe-
trated in this state was the abduction and
probable murder of Farmer GIoystein by
a gang of rascals whose evident intention
was to even no on their victim because be
remaised true TO his political convictions.
White River Journal, Rep.
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The Warning to Gloystein ~ He Lei
the Lodge Room.

The Warning to Gloyssein ~ He Lett
the Lodge Room
Spokane SpokesmAn-Rsview. Rep
Felix Pugh has returned fror7 the Mica
neighborhood. where he has been persist
entity working on clews in the Gloystein
case. 81 can only state" he said yester-
day. "that hardly q shadow of doubt re-
mains that Gloystein was murdered" Mr..
Pugh declined to discuss the question fur
theE
Some facts have come 10 light, however,
which make clear the warning placard
attached to the effigy of Gloystein, namely:
"Death to traitors" Gloystein had gone
partly into the Freeman's Protective Sill
yer Federation. He was told that the
purpose was to render help IL each other
during the hard times. and that no law
lessness was contemplated. He was taken
TO the lodge room for initiation and soon
discovered his error. At that point in the
proceedings where initiates are given an
opportunity to withdraw he refused TO 90
farther. and declared his lack of sympathy
with what had been revealed 10 him.
"Remember your OATH" was the warning
given him as he walked toward the door.
After he was hung IN effigy Gloysteln
impaired this to q friend and expressed
fear that his life would be taken. About
the same time, when he was standing up
boldly tor his convictions and defying the
Popaiists, one OF mis- political opponents
warned him that he would better go slow,
or he would "go the way of Morgan" II
Is believed that it was this peril that Gloy-
stein withheld from his wife.
1t seems that the murder conspiracy was
carefully planned and rs carefully exc
cuted. IF the murderers had shot him
down on his doorstep there would have
been no doubt in the public mind. So
they took him away and concealed his
body. with the expectation that doubt
would be raised, and realizing that until
the body was discovered there could be no
conviction for murder
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-13

oLEsrIs. Aug. i2-ESpeciAi. I--At the
present writing there are eighteen candi.
dates for the Republican nomination for
sheriff in thls county tAis tall. whus the
ether Places are not go much IN demand.
there vii hs no deaEth. although IL 10 weIl
known ~ this time that henceforth
county officers must do the work them
.s.Hss Saa nos depend upon clerical help.
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What
They
Think
OF 1t.

The premium map offered hy
the PoST-INTELIGENCERt tn
its subscribers. old and new, Ia
now to be found In thousands
Of homes In the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such uniyer.
sal satisfaction is evidenced
by the following testimouiala
which are . few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
: map. These letters are exact
copies of the originals on file in
this Office. the signatures only
being omitted. as the POST.
INTELLIGESCER does not fee
&C liberty to publish the fun
names of those who have so
kindly expressed their spprs
citation Of the map
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-13
STATE Politics.
whitman county p.moar.,..

The celebrated Col Bill Dumphey pre-
sided over the Whitman county Demo
cratic convention. Following is the fun
ticket nominated: Senators. l. NJ. Ringer,
Pullman: K [. McCroskey. Garfield: rep
rssentaiives. ID. Nj. Holt, Wawawai; A.
Rocks, Cotton; I. @. Mulkey. Rosalia
l. /. Smith, Endicott, sheriff, John NJ.
Mclean; CLERK. w. A. White; auditor, j.
L. Lindiey; treasurer. A. NJ. Mecklem
prosecuting attorney. f. X. Hanna; as
SCISSOR, ]. L. Bishop; school superintend-
ene s. u. McCroskey; surveyor, William
slads; coroner. Dr.. G. A. Miller; commits
sioners. Joseph Grief. A ]. Privett.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-08-13

The okanogan county Populists have
nominated this ticket: Representative,
john W. Laden. Of Leavenworth; auditor.
~. q. stone; sheriff. II. II. Nickel; treas.
urer, John Biork; surveyor, Henry Carr:
assessor, Matthew Grosdus; superintend.
ent Of schools. 7. A. Wrght; commits
sioneF. John Smith; coroner. DR.. A. &
hayley. The Convention unanimously
endorsed Chelan tor the county seat.
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NOTICE TO rHs PUBLIC.

The public 10 hereby warned not 70 pay
sny money 10 parties representing TO Be
SCENTS Of the Seattle Posr-IsrrILIsrscES
except the following. who are the only
authorized travelling SCENTS OF The Fosr-
lr7rIrasucxz was J. A Mcclellan, I.
A. Davies. and J. I. Hswley. 1hss dossnos
spfl, 10 resident agents Of this paper who
ere located In various cities and towns Of
the Northwest. nor 10 postnssters. wns
are in eli cases authorised TO take suoscrtp-
fscns for the Daily. Sunday and Weekly
Posr-fsrEfLfeKscEG
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SOME cURIotJs FACTS

Jerry Cornell. Of kingshfidge. \. Y,
owns piece Of land tssnty-tnnr inches in
length by eighteen IN breadth. IL 10
valued hy the assessor az s and the an
ngAl TAX on u is / cent
Z A novsa hold-ap ef atrasn recently 90
Cured 5a florida. when two negroes COW
cred the hrSk efsasn 81 \ freight and ordered
bsn goaepen one Of the cars Tins he did,
alter = hsch the negroes loaded wagon
wefA bacon and Soar and drove e1 with
their lsooty.
g
Ins Nav ToFk photograph collectors
allan e9lese are the pictures ~ loo cEiTni~
ukls who ware tried ans c~bv&e1ei 81 thai
efty last year A coed prSsyasgtsoa eli them
sfs men q slns appearances. wtth heasss
faokiug faE&s and peasant expression.
The esusr 81 the aIhgI1 often shoxs these
PICTURES 20 his aequagn tAscee. wa&heat
ssaasaS y 30 lie sasa Ass. aa1 - says tAas
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CHATHAM county Popp,,.,,.

The Clailam county Populssts have
nominated this ticket: Senator, any one
who will run; representative, +. z See.
vers. Of Port Angeles; auditor, Mr.. Sweet.
OF Csallam Bay; treasurer, ]. NJ. Grant:
clerk. d. o'Brien; sheriff. - McGregor:
school SUPERINTENDENT Mas Ella Guptil /:
assessor, J. Cook; surveyor. - Gherle
coroner, II. l.. Brown; commissioner. -
Graybiil, - Van Horn; wreokmastsr, ].
Wafs
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Seattle, Wash.

bed specialists are still
surpassed Puccsss al
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NoRrH WELLINGTON. n. C.. Jane . lstA
Editor Rost- q tel igencer. Sea tie. 50
Dear sir: l have received yo1f PR
MUM map In good order, and am AMY
pleased with II. consider that hkvsx1
) your valuable paper frse. - value ~
map more than the price u sneseELpsaeA
Years very respectfully. - >.