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sHERIFFs SALE

W. n. Raker. rank Lang lord,
Ella II. Baker. Georgia J hngfori,

W. n. Paker rank LAnglOrd.
Ella II. Baker. Georgia hngfori,
". 4. cullen and A. O.. smith.
To be sold At sheriffs sale on the 18th DAY Of
Msy. 1894. At ~ o clock M, Al the front door OF
the court house Helena, to-wit
That parcel o. land tituate 10 tbs Blake add.
ton 10 the citv Of liolena, county of lewis and
( lnrks state Of Montsna. PARTICULARLY
described A. folloWs. beginning AZ a
point OF tbs sAst boundary line Of Raj
aigh street formerly Montana street. fitu-
ATE two hundred and sixty-foIr tlst feet south
~ the roint 81 intersection Of the sid east
boundary line % Raleigh street with tho south
boundary line % roadway formerly reventh
4tresN running thence south along ead east
BOUNDARY line 81 Raleigh street hfty-three l53l
aud nins-tenths N-iO) feet 20 point thence east
one hundred feet 10 point. thence north nifty
four t5ii and four-tsnths 900 feet 20 point
thence west ons hundred 100 feet 10 the plAce
Of beginning,
CHARLES d. CURTIS,
sheriff.
BY FRED L. HOSs.
Under Sheriff.
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said bank in the names Of the persons above
mentioned By said Pardss As collateral security
Tor the nots aforesaid. And that said stock will
he cold IN blocks or number ~ shares TO suit
The purch ss8rs present At tho time % such sale
and on y 30 much ~ said stock will To sold a.
1nHy be n 'cessAry 70 fully safety the said debt
and the expenses OF said sale.
IHE HAST NATIONAL BANK OF HELENA,
MONTANA.
Dated this JJth dsy Of April 1894
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Irsa HH iHI. Mar .I President
g.. 3. b.l-. Of ,h- American l,sllsay union.
denies THAT tha @ eat Northern ls uat d. vieg
lp 60 its az cement KIth tLemeu ANY ono
cu..tl ~ o .lmiuallty dlr1g She silEe
400 .e rsiuatatcl.
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WAsHI~GroS. 1Ia7 ll.-W.th ruc cones
the renewed agitation foT the sur ressiou
@, toe Enplish sparrow Dr. Chart Asr-
ram. the crnitholo-ist OF ths ncricuitur.
department. says tle sparrow SNOW sr-.Hd-
iug rapidly over thc frlit- growing districts
OF Califg uie. whore. 70 oppressive nerHufe7
IRE not quickly lnacruratei. 30 % lCstro-
90 lew heavy iouta Tbs best wlv to
ght tbs uestls bT The destruction a. nests
aud younr. 90 per cent % tue nests NAV be
T.acued With l1.E pole auf book The
stronQL0.ds ~ the srar-ou iE clile- Hrs tt8
masses of japanese and tnsI-h IvF la4
she Virginia creep r GA churches. BIN t.-
tliss % tor-e hi-1s may be destroyed ty
Lousina tbs vine with vate.
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/ OE r5iE- Hia.IftI O.. REED s Co.
ntaua iauk elegant mo Tern home per.
feet finish. uerHr occupied. worth 80 uJl. price
EttHN. al fI cash balance ia fOnr years.
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Baltimore g. Philadelphia Ittsbur7
Ciegei-ud 2. Cincinnati '-. - Lou %
Boston O. Brooklyn q. Washington E. .sa
iu4hD
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Ina chronic Caiarrh in the Head, where
4verv other would b. help has failed, the
proprietors NJ Dr SaCo's Catarrh Remedy
wll give t5uO II they can't effect perfect
and ,s,rtnnnent cure By ITS midi soothing.
,lean,.ng. ANA healing properties, this remedy
viii cure tho very worst eases.
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THE MARhETS


SIT CHS
Nrw YonE. MAY ll.- Bar silver. d3's.
Copper Quiet. lake 81 Jl's.
It was not an active market to-day. but trail
ns wa fairly Veil distributed. TIE industrial
sroap took about ono-third Of the bu-ines,, with
usar tra.t ,le lead.
luVarnment- teady
ietroIeom steady. June closed siA.
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WANIED- MI~CKLiANE"U>.
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/. Oh rs -lE. blNl O.. REED ~.
Mon-aaa bans. have t5--oom mansion IN
eq1si4ed by any rental property, IA nnlsh aud
appointments. only 50 pei month.
LCE KINI f-.COM tOIIAG With
[ garden tla. WILL produce enough 90 PAY tho
rent ucn cuops exc so per year. nerp3rt a.
D. red O.. uontanA bank.
OR EfNI HE4BtlI B REED & CO.
rI HfD. A
the largest Lst OF houses ami stores IA toe city.
IO.T
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At YOUR TONGUE
will show You whether
You uoel nr Picrce'
Pleasant Pellets III its
lurrod or coated. III
no appetite. and
have frcguent hoadaches
with or without dizzinews
chilly sensations. aud Or
,asioual nausea. n Won
foel dull. drowsy, ami
-natlv tired or dehill
iaiod that proves that
you'rc bilious
The lsu.f thiues iu ~.
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The sultan 50 Turkey i, fhc most cx-
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mats. h,l-. rtr.. $1,000. oHu. toilet requisites
including rouge nnd enamel for Che ladies
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rltAiraNaEAnco-. AZ. ouhun" rhoihe- ANA
oirnilil,. TOR tlc sultan personally. f4OO,
oU0. J..u,eur. and wages. $500. 600. gold
and silver plate. $500 UHu. maintenance of
five. carriage, and horses. 500. uno--a total
~ 81. 900 u00 Cincinnati Enquirer.
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hesp iasued by She Rocky Fork q Ooos'
CIV rnilroad. wuen the capital stoth OF On .
Dad was only 81iouo sea 80 hnH n't
,,'.t,.,'i thts aud alI n.t know how o. c .iuc
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Money uu call easy a. / Der cen. Sterling OK
change trim az Sf--A "a sH for dsmsnc and
sLsiau4 SOS f,r sizty day bills
CHICAGO LIVE sICCE
Cmct1u MAJ fU.-tatt.o -Iceaiuts 1900
LeaI. market -t-ady prime TO extra native
steers. 50 t1s eos. medium so mn othef-.
SIS l5u. gu. .arau-. $500 10
iIoRs Iecapts 10000 head. market UNI
ctaulsI ra1-h heavy. 81 -laf 3D. uaSkers and
MIXED. a. ul+5.la urim. uaavy nd Dog scaers
Wel. g.. a. lIta.l1. assorted lthf sa-Uio3 Do.
Sheep AID lsmhs LeceIpt-. tull mead. mar
bet 70 ady top sheep. So -1 i..1, too lambs,
- fau i.fa.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
,HCA41 Nav lh Closing F. ~ heat - stsady.
ea-i .4..t July. sss 5s-sc
torl ia-I .-. pasH. ire. Ju.s. at-. .taH'4c.
Cate -fs.uY. case. $50. July, eos. T4auibc
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Nr ~uIcitou--t understand. George
that you an. trying COB pay up your debts
How ur' yuu -ucc,cdnE-
Ggor4,-Oh. nicely ] just succeeded ia
borrowing Sluol my friend Cushlcy to pay
oil chat live ] have owed Ihr'bal 40 long
-Dotroit Tribune.
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/ OST A lIAth AND GRAY ENGLISH
l. setter dog. hal Ola collar marked j. A.
Rowaud tlnlsr Viii b. ilb'raliy rewarded By
g.. nrnIug 20 o.. Dbl. aIenrb. court house.
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BROADWAY HOUSE.
ID 5i7 BEoApWAE Alas. c. n. Woon

First-class house on the European or Amerl-
can plan. steam heat. electric lightS modern
In every particular. First- class table
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Leading Hotels Of Helena

Klsvator. Steam Heat klectrio I.ishtA Rats a.
per day and upwards.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1894-08-30
A Sketch of Ed Boehm, the First

A Sketch Of Ed Boehm, the First
Business Man in Moulton,
ED BOEHM was born August
l4th, 1854, in Moravia, Austria, AL
the age OF seventeen, having finish
ed scliool at the Agricultural Col
Iege at Presan, Austria, he went to
Russia, where he remained two
years. Not being satisfied undcr
the Russian Government he emmi-
grated to United States in the year
1872 and came to Weimar, Texas.
At that time there was no settle
ment at Wcimar and but one house
there. He rented Il piece oil land
of John Dyer, near the head Of the
Navidad and went to work on his
own account. Here he remained
one year, after which he moved to
Flatonia and took II position with
f w. Fato, where he remained
another year. At the end of this
time he went back to farming
again, remaining on the farm two
years. He then returned to Fla
tonia and entered the employ Of
Harrison and Lane. From there
he went to Schulenburg and clerk
ed for Crantz and Kesslar, remain
ing there two years. He then re-
turned third time to Flatonia and
clerked for j NJ Harrison, remain
ing there one year removing to
Praha Postoffice, where he went in
to business, remaining there two
years. After this he returned TO
Flatonia a fourth time and again
entered the employ OF ] NJ Harrison,
remaining one year. In the Writer
of 1867 the Arkansas Pass railway
was built and Mr.. Boehm came to
fNa,4;nroJ ~, s+l ,>orn
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FURN ITUt%E!
HAHN 8.

dilosing
paints Of wall
These
their i've nacalla and Q
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NGOULToN.
IT'S LOCAL NEWS.
NoULroN, TEXAS.

NoULToN, TEXAS.
EDITOR GAzETTK;
We were blessed with another
good rain Friday.
A girl baby was born to Mr. and
Mrs I J Helweg last week (rhs
GAZETTE extends congratulationsD
C Jaule, of the firm Of Jauke d
Co., Galveston. was here several
days last week,
Ed Boehm and family visited
friends in Flatonia Sunday
Mrs. Highsmith has been quite
ill this week.
The Moulton institute postolice
will be discontinued On the third.
The Institute will now get it's mail
here.
Our popular railroad agent, w.
Fl Gatford, came in to see us last
Wednesday looking very proud
and thinking he had been promo.
ted to the Office of general auperln-
tendent We We're just screwing up
courage TO AJAX him for a good po-
sition when he kindly informed Ii.
that he was the happy father of il
baby gil.
The herald., 1894-08-01
THE BENNINGTON,
With Ezeta and STAFF Aboard, Coming to
Mare Island.

With Ezeta and STAFF Aboard, Coming to
Mare Island.
WASHINGTON, July 31.-The arrival of
the United States steamship Benning-
ton, at Acapulco, Mexico, was announced
in brief dispatch received at the navy
department today. The fever is reported
to have abated, and all the sick are con.
vAlesCing. The vessel will spend day
or two at Acapulco, taking coal, and
will then procsed to Mare island, Cali
fornis, where che should arrive about
August 9th.
Gen. Antonio Ezeta and his staff, the
6alvadorisn refugees, are aboard TIE
vessel, and will 60 to California. 1t has
been suggested that, upon her arrival
within the territory Of the United States,
these refugees may be taken off under
habeas corpus, which would doubtless
be followed by their release. The state
department, however, is under no ap-
prehension on that score, ss it would be
a violation Of the comfy that should OBJ
tain between the executive and judicial
branches OF the government should
court intervene in this way in the prog.
ress OF diplomatic negotiations and place
the state department in the position of
violating its pledge. There are indics.
tions. however, that the whole matter OF
application Of the present government
OF San Salvador for the extradition of
Ezeta and his stsff will soon be amicably
settled, perhaps even before the arrival
OF the Bennington at Mare island.
The herald., 1894-08-01
CHINO.
Beet Hauling Common csd-A Good Crop
Promised.

Beet Hauling Oommsn csd-A Good Crop
Promised.
CHINO, July 3l.- yesterday the Chino
farmers commenced hauling beets. v.
Gustafson brought the first load, for
which he was awarded box Of choice
cigars by the sugar company.
Tomorrow morning the factory will
start It's work Of transmitting the many
shaped sugar tubes into the marketable
article.
The beets now being put into the fact.
thing indicates q very profitable season
both for the farmer and the factory,
w. X. Gird left for San Bernardino
this morning with q supply OF sugar
bsets and all the necessary apparatus for
giving visitors to the district fair prac-
tical lesson in beet anslysis.
Lieutenant Coltman OF the United
States navy is Waiting his brother, N. r.
Ooltman, general manager of the Chino
sugar factory.
Harry B. Pringle OF San Rafael will
act as check chemist in the factory
laboratory this season.
Mr.. Rsnwick OF Pomona is weigh
master.
DR.. I. v. Kellogg, lete of Alhambra,
has removed to this place with the in
tention OF practicing his profession here.
Mrs. @. 8. Hutchinson and her two
little. boys are located in Santa Monica
for the summer.
Mrs. A. Lohn of Los Angeles is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. o. Vallikett.
Miss Mabel Sloppy has returned from
an extended visit to San Bernardino.
A. d. Fraser 10 in San Bernardino to-
dav.
The herald., 1894-08-01
elLRor rALKs.

His Views on Poiisics- Admits Rspubl 4
cans May win.
NEW YeRK, July 91.-MsyoF 0ilPoy
returned from saratoss today, and had
something 10 say about the coming cleo
ton.
sTammsny." said the mayor, ''is net
bound to select = man Tor mayor ffsm
within the ranks OF the oFeanization.
We may nominate Z man who is not Z
member Of Tammany hall. II tits thought
to be 10 the interest Of the Democrats
party.
''1hs fight this year IL but the prelim-
mary skirmish to the real battle in 1898.
II the Republicans win in this city and
state next islI. there 10 not the sliRhtsst
doubt but they will carry the country
in 1896. They will also elect the next
congress. and leave the pregident With
out the support Of either branch of the
legislature during the last two years q
his term.
"My view of the condition IL that IL
behooves every Democrat to make sae-
rifces in the interests of his party"
The mayor would not discuss tbs
measures likely to be taken to bring
about harmony with the state nemoo.
rRcy.
The herald., 1894-08-01
uhnl.r. n MaraailIaa.

MADRID. July 3l.-Ths Spanish con-
sui at Msrseilles having phed that
cholera is epidsmic there. that the NUM-
ber OF deaths daily is very large and that
the authorities are concealing the sctual
situation, the government has ordered
stringent precautions to be taken ct all
Spanish ports on the frontier. A medic
cal commission will be sent to Marseillss
with instructions to report the facts.
the usual pilgrimage to Czenstochsu on
account Of the prevalence of cholera.
The herald., 1894-08-01
LONG BEACH.
A Yachting Psrty-Loosl Affairs OF In :
tersst.

A Yachting Party-Looal Affairs OF Ia
tersst.
LONG BEACH, July 31.-The pleasure
yacht Dawn returned from Catalina
island yesterday afternoon, having taken
party from Whittier over for pleasure
trip. All reported q splendid time and
brought back cargo of barracuda and
ysllowtail. The party consisted Of Mr..
and Mrs. Q. ]. Vernon, Master Walter
Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Swigsrt,
Misses Ida and Mabel Carney, Mrs. Jas.
McClurg, Mrs. John Shauker, Will Dug.
gor, Luther Hilton, Andrew Coryell and
L. L. Chambers.
Mr.. Boyle Workman OF Los Angeles
came down today is stopping at the Sea-
side inn.
Probably one OF the most affecting SER
mons ever delivered was given at the
tabernacle last evening by Rev. W. P.
Graves Of New York.
@. P. Mallory came over from Orange
this morning, and will stay at the beach
for short time. He is staying ct the
Pacific hotel.
D. w. Cox went over to San Pedro
this morning, and arranged for q game
OF ball between the San Pedro and Long
Beach teams. the match to take place in
this city on Thursday, August I'd.
Rev. F. R. Holcomly, wife and mother
Of Fullerton are at the Iowa Villa hotel,
and attending the Southern California
conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Kellty of Compton
came down yesterday for vacation on
the beach.
Miss Grace Hagor, who has been ssri-
ously i'll at the home OF Rev. W. E.
Healy, Is much better.
@. ]. Dole of Los Angeles arrived here
yesterday for q look at the beach and
ocean.
The pleasure yacht Dawn will take q
party to Catalina inland tomorrow morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Holman of Los An.
geles are stopping at the Seaside Inn
hotel.
The campmeeting at the tabernacle is
being we'll attended. One CT the pleas
ing features is the singing conducted by
Huges Smith. Miss Moffitr has favored
the conference with many sweet and i'm
pressive vocal solos.
DR.. and Mrs. Dial returned from Or.
ange yesterday afternoon.
One of the brightest entertainments
Of the season will be given at Forestsrs'
hall this evening by the local order No.
10, K. 0. T. M.
E. E. Gaylord Of Pasadena is at the
Seaside inn.
The ball at the pavilion tonight prom
ises to be gala affair.
A gold medal Demorsst contest will be
given at the tabernacle August 9th, un-
der the direction Of Miss Nina Clarice
Cuthbert, vino is supsrin intendeht of the
state Demorest contests.
]. W. Bert returned from Santa Ana
yesterday, after brief pleasure trip.
Tennis is at the present time at full
swing here. The beach and Third street
courts are crowded daily.
Prot. George X. Grow came down from
Los Angeles this morning for business
trip.
The herald., 1894-08-01
SAN BERNARDINo.

Tho Peoples Party Convsntion-Local
Notss.
SAN BERNARDINo. July 31.--The Popu.
lists met in convention in the opera
house in this city today and nominated
candidates for county Offices.
W. A, Shay. chairman of the county
central committee, called the conyen-
ton to order, and the Rev. Wssteuberg
offered prayer.
q. B. Stuart of Chino was elected
temporary chairman by acclamation.
and w. O. Stephens temporary score
tary.
Committees were appointed a. fol-
lows:
Committee on credentials-D. R.
Stevens, Central; f. n. Day, Chino
Jack Blair, Redlands; O. u. Fowler.
Highlands; T. H. Lacksy, Grapeland.
Committee on resolutions-N. A,
Richardson, Mission: M. NJ. Hooton.
Redlands; W. A. Mcfarland, Wander
bit: E. Peters, Ontario; William Kin.
caid.
Permanent organization-W. A. Bo.
rem, American; W. Weston, North Ri.
alto; +. M. Tooley. San Bernardino: III.
I. Bryant, Arrowhead; S. M. Culbsrt.
sen, Bloomington.
The committee on credentials reported
116 delegates entitled to seats in the
convention.
The committee on organization made
the following report:
The committee on platform and reso-
lutions reported, endorsing the national
and state platforms; denounoing Wall
street and gambling in money favorinR
the restoration of railroad grants to the
public domain; denouncing laws that
render it possible for Pullmans to rob
the poor; the national bank system ia
one that no country can maintain and
live.
We demand retrenchment in our
county expenses; less meetings OF our
county supervisors. and that each officer
shall pay his own deputies. We hold
that the nomination OF dictator is not
worthy of vote of people, and favo
this exclusion OF foreign immigration.
resolution was passed authorizing
the county central committee to fill ali
vacancies on the ticket with the names
OF Populiats.
L. A. Desmond was nominated for the
He placed himself fquarely
The herald., 1894-08-01
Scarcity of Seals.

VIcroRIA, B. O., July 3l.-The collier
Willamette, seven days from Unalaska,
arrived this morning. SIZE reports that
sealers were there waiting for Wednes-
day morning to 60 to sea. There are
few seals on the rookeries at Pribylofl
islands this year, but away to the west.
warG the seals are numerous. The Com
merciel company will have diff.
Guilty in killing even limited
number. The whaler California was st
Unslasks on July 18th, with six whales.
The sealer Triumph Of Victoria had a
wonderful eacape from destruction in
Akutan pass. She lost four anchors and
Was driven to within few feet OF the
rookie when the current swept her out
ward, and making sail she got to sea.
The United States patrol vessels we're
all at Unalasla.