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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1896-02-25
Cartwright Block, Merchant 81
BRUCE CARTWRIGHT
THE HAWAIIAN SAFE DEPOSIT
And Investment Company

kAA0
STOCKS HAVE BEGUN TO NOVEL
The favorable weather during the past
summer gives promise of a large crop for
1896, and with an estimated shortage of the
worlds production of One Million Tons of
Sugar, higher prices are looked for.
Fersons alive to the situation are begin
ming to purchase now. During the present
month we have made more sales of First
Glass Stocks than for the past twelve
months.
We are now buying and selling the fol-
lowing:
Hawaiian Sugar Company Stock,
Eva Plantation Company Stock,
Haiku Sugar Company Stock,
Honomu Sugar Company Stock,
Hawaiian Agricultural Company Stock,
Paia Plantation Company Stock,
Mutual Telephone Stock,
Hawaiian Electric Company Stock.
Also Hawaiian Government Bonds, and
Plantation first Mortgage Bonds.
We have some very SECURE boxes in the
Safe Deposit Vaults TO let by the month or
by the year at very reasonable rates.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26
Notice For Publ cation

M Office at BOzeman, Mont. December
IL !, 1886.
Notice Is hereby gwen that the blowing
uaIned settler has filed notice of his intention to
make final proof in support OF his claIm, and
that sand proof will be made before CLERK OF the
district court at Virginia City. Mont. on ,Janu-
AIRY Is. 1897, viz Daniel j. Crowley. II. r. mum
Der l45S, for the southeast a of section 70,
township & south, range west.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
of. said land, viz
Morris kilner, of Cameron, Montana Geo.
Burns, Martin Peel; Terence Mcdonnell OF
EnRIs, Montana.
C.P. BLAKELtN,
ReglSter.
First publication Dec. II, lS96. 90
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26

CNNY TREAIREF@O OFFICE MHu CMs stated MONTANA Dwbmam 1896
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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26
Sherif's Sale

LNlI/ beth Steiner, plaintiff, vs.. Henry
~ Flick and Marion Flick, defendants.
10 be sod at sherltl sale ON Saturday. the
twenty. sixth ddy OF December, a. ID. lae6, at
the front door Ot the court house in the city OF
Virginia., county of Madison, and state of Mon
tana. at O'Clock =. m. OF SAID day. the property
described rs follows, tO-WItt BEGINNING at a
point $40 feet north of east and west line be-
tween northeast quarter and south east quar-
ter Of section =, III township four south. range
1--WE west on the line of the county road or pub
lie highway thence running east parallel with
SAID line. between SAID northeast a ana south.
east \ OF said section =. 200 feet. thence north
3oO feet, thence running west 2u0 feet to liue of
county road or pub!lc highway, thence south
along the line OF said road on highway 800 feet
to place OF beginning, embracing an area of 800
feet wide by POO feet long. Also Il tract or par
Gel OF land beginning at Il pOInt 3lO feet distant
east from the line OF the county road or public
highway and 310feet north from east and west
line between northeast 4 aud : j. i of said
section p thence running east 200 feet parallel
with east and west line between northeast a
and southeast Il of SAID section p. thence run
aing north 300 feet, thence running west 200 feet.
thence south 200 feet TO place OF beginning,
leaving an open tract or parcel of ground 10 feet
in width between the above describe tracts of
land Also one other tract or parcel Of land
beginning at north least corner oi the above de-
east a distance of 200 feet to northeast
corner, thence running due south 800
feet to southeast corner. thence run
ming due west 300 feet to southeast corner of
said last above described piece OF land, thence
running north along east line of SAID last above
described piece of land 300 ieet to northeast cor
ner, place of beginning All Of said above de-
scribed pieces being situated in and IA portion
northeast "a section p, township t south, range
, west, Madison county, Montana. Together
with all and singular the tenementS, heredIta-
inentS, and appurtenances thereunto belonging
OF in anyWiSe appertalnlng.
Dated this ith day of December, 1896.
JOS. /. HAINEs.
Sheriff.
First notification Dee. r 1SQ6.
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26

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The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26

Section 1901 Laws Of Montana provide that the treasurer may, after the first Monday in
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26
OFFICE Of COUNTY TREASURER OF MADISON COUNTY,

COUNTY THAsRERO MADISON COUNTY,
N%eiMM M"m ht mwMgH A"mmhe nm~dr sm a descriptions demrnyw Mhh delinquent for
tTMM M 1dr m@M mM here PnME MM&h*@ ~"E mwnh~h" public auction opmhe
Gm mhYM dHM Doth day dDrmrB 1896
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

It two, bloc one humh ed gy- nine let wemy three block. one undwuu eighty mine. Virginia On
LOIS n,e eleven: Twelve ihdsNten, block thirty three, Pony. ......
NJ E one hInrels seven survey n, tm+t h,lAre th i,irei tmuy four SMphnet lode
three Thousand. eight hndredth ty five, AtanOnt lode. E.
northeast quaar, HntheaVlAnth OF southeast umnr.
smh least half rath fM southwest urmr. p" . . -: . - "
VI r two ouAmt nine hundred sevmy-Nyn survey NJ -four hpanitW o nundreIf forty four &C
The Madisonian. (Virginia City, Mont.) 1873-1915, 1896-12-26
Notice to Co-OWners

First publication Dec. II, lS9G.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
Bland and Bryan.

Lebanon, Neb., August Rich
ard p. Bland leaves to day for Lin
coin, Neb. Mrs. Bland will accom-
pany MIR. Bland. They will be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan dur.
ing their short stay in Lincoln.
The party will leave Mr.. Bryan's
home Friday evening on the jour
ncy to Ne" York, where Bryan
and Sewall will be notified OF
their nomination for President
and vice-president of the United
States. MIR. Bland accompanies
Mr.. Bryan OH the trip at the lat
tcr's request.
Their train will make but q few
stops, but every where an oppor,
tunity is given, they will make
short talks. Bland will present
Bryan to the people along the
route Of their l 800 mile journey
from Nebraska to New York.
Roanoke World.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
Alabama an Riobt.

Montgomery, Ala, August 81
Reports from the State are to the
effect that every thing passed oa, qui
city today. In many localities a
light vote was polled All.the Black
belt counties have given round Dem
ocratic majoritios. The Democrats
have made heavy gains in white coun.
ties which have heretofore given Pop.
ulist nlajor;ties, and also gained a
number of Representatives in the leg
islatuae. 1t is impossible to give
anything like an estimate now. The
ticket is large one, containing not
only State officers but Legislative and
county officers. Indications now
point to Democratic victory in the
States and iii both brahches of the
legislature.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07

Under the heading Of bad blood
at Wy'heville Democratic Ccnvcn-
ton the Bristol News of Wednesday
publishes some of the most glaring
f,lsehnods we have ever seen in
print The statement that thorc was
any bitter feelingin theconvention was
as false as the devil himself, and The
special correspondent must have
drawn on his imagination very large
ly to find material for such n state
ment. He also referred to The
speech Of the temporary chairman as
having Disguised the convention
when the fact remains that the
speech was well received aud highl,
complimented by NEST of the dele
gates, and we heard one of the de
foatcd candi dates for the nomination
compliment Mr., Turpin on his speed
and such would have hardly been
the case If he had Disguised it as the
News CLAIMS.
Such statements as made by tho
News is not calculated to hurt the
ticket nominated at Wythevillt
and we hope that all the papers il
the district will act in fair man
ner toward all the candidates anC
make the fight on issues instead O.
such stuff as was published IN the
article above referred to.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07

Republican votes in the country
than he will lose Democrats in the
cities.
"Thorc is hardly anything but sill
yer talked through the State. The
mon around the thrashing machines
at lunch time. the groups around the
country stores and about the Tillage
hotels, Republicans and Democrats
head to head, are talking about the
money question. Men who could
never before talk together on poll
tics without punching each other's
heads and hand III hand or arc talk
ing the matter over from different
standpoints in a sympathetic spirit.
Ii any one saya gold there will ut
once bo half dozen men to jump on
him. 1t makes little difference how
much falacy there is in their argu
nents these country folks talk, and
think they have mastered the ques.
ton, and they can put ia ten words
to one of the man who tries to show
them that they are wrong.
81 had a gold bug on my coat. A
farmer came up to me and took hold
OF my cont collar and hold the gold
bug up to view. That's the bug that
got into our wheat, he said, and re.
auced it 500 per cent Tho rest all
took it upand thought it good thing.
There was no sort of argument 1
could pnt up to outweigh this rustic
wit. That sort of thing goes for
argument. It is silver, silver, all
through the country districts"
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
Abe S Friend

Cleveland, O., Aug. 4.-Judge S.
G. Perks, of shiS city, who has acted
with the Republican Party for neatly
40 years, aud has been intimately ac
quainted with nearly every man of
national prominence in that party,
will not support Mckinley. He went
to the Illinois Legislature in 1854 at
the request of Lincoln and voted for
the latter for United States Senator.
In 1859 Judge Parks was dele
gate to the first national convention
OF the Republican party, which met
at Philadelphia and nominated Ere.
mont and Dayton He went to that
convention
70 Boom" Lincoln
For Vice President. Four years lat
ter at Chicago he worked for the
nomination of Lincoln. When Lin
coin became President he appointed
his friend Justice of the Supreme
Court of newly formed Idaho. In
1878 Parks was an Elector of the
Grant ticket. Two years latter he
was member of the Illinois consti
tuition conve ton. President HAYES
appointed Parks to the Supreme
Bench of New Mexico
In an interview Judge Parks said:
With sad heart l saw my party
after Clay's death go to pieces on the
slavery question Just as 1 am now
seeing the Republican party go TO
pieces en- the silver question.
1t Was an Evil Day.
For the Republican party when 1t
abandoned the financial policy of its
founder, demonetized ailver, deified
gold, and inaugurated the practice of
abusing, belittling and ridiculing
mine owners, mining and miners.
upon the controlling issue of this
campaign Bryan stands upon the
Lincoln platform of gold and silver.
I do not believe that we will have
permanent peace and prosperity in
this coutry until silver is restored to
the position in our financial system
in which it was placed by the found
ers OF the Republic.
81 have acted with the Republican
party for nearly forty years, but 1
have
Not Been Satisfied
With part of it's financial palioy,
and especially has this been true for
the last 90 years. 1 think the demon.
citation of silver was q great wrong
to the American people, but hitherto
have hoped the Republican party
would come round right on that
question. That hope died out with
the adoption of the st Louis plat
form. am not Mckinley Repub.
lican. am not in favor of the ex-
i'ting gold standard, but I am, as
understand it, a Lincoln Republican.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
ROBERT w. HUGHES.
SILVER SENTIMENT IN ONO

Washington, July 30.--Judge r.
NJ. Otter of Hillsboro, Ohio, who is
gold Democrat, aud quito active in
politics, talked today with Star re.
porter on the situation in Ohio.
81 neye saw sush d situation in
politics before" he soid. "Many
waves OF sentiment have swept over
Ohio; butt have never seeu anv-
thing bike the present. In the coun.
try districts the silver sentiment is
is intense. Every man you SEQ is
loaded with arguments, and there is
no use trying to tall; with him.
The silver men have been read.
ing everything they could get hold
OF on their side of the question, un.
til they can outtalk Harvey. They
are as glib us possible with argu-
ments which 1 regard as falso. but
which they are satisfied with, and
they will dance all over any mnn who
says gold. IT is become IL sort of
religion with them and they will not
Listen to or tolerate opposition. Yon
can't make any impression on them
any more than you can argue man
out of his religious faith The thlng
has spread so that L regard the re.
suit IN the State as doubtful, and
perhaps with the probability favor
able to Bryan.
'At all events, it is by no measu
certain that Mckinley can carry the
State. The normal Republican ma.
jority is about $4,000. That is the
safe natural Republican majority
There arc about 52,GOo Populisl
votes and 10000 prohibition votes
Bryan will probably get $4,000 Popu
list votes and 1900 Prohibitions
That is, he will get the silver votes
of these two parties.
"ln the cities there will be con
sidersble gold Democratic vote for
Mckinley; in the country districts
there will be a large silver Republican
vote for Bryan. These may pretty
nearly offset each other, though Il
looks as if Bryan would get more
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07

The convention is over md the
delegates have returned home after
having carried out thc wishos Of their
people as expressed IN their county
conventions. We have nominated n
man who is the peer of any man in
Virsiii",o ono who has always stood by
the Democratic arty,and never sulk
cd because he could not get nolnina
ton for Office, anb who, besides is a
man of high character, aud personal
ability. He is the man who will car.
rs our banner to victory in No.
vember; and his name is Samuel w
Williams.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07

FRANKFORT, Ind, July 3d..
Is. Cheadle was nominated for con.
gress by the Democrats of the
ninth district today. He was for
merly a Republican member of
congress. He is for free silver and
wall receive endorsements of the
Populists.
1t will be rendered that Mr..
Cheadle was one of the imported
speakers whom the Republicans
brought to Virginia in 1SS0help to
carry the State for Gen. Malone.
He spoke in the court house here
to the Tazewell Republicans, who
were loud in his praises at that
time. Wonder what their present
opinion of him isl
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07


The Tazewell Republican has
changed hands. Col W. G. Pen.
dleton, of Marion, has purchased
tue newspaper outfit from Messrs
aonns u Boone, and will publish
us hTst issue about the 10th. It
VIII be red hot Republican again.
Col. Pendletou was Clerk of the
supreme Court at.Wytheville nj to
ashort tint ago, aud we understand
is iuliy capable of conducting {.
good paper. His family will move
here from Marion soon. Mr. Boone
VIII continue to run job office.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
FOR CoNGREsS-9TH DISTRICT
s. w. WILLIAMS.
OF WYTHE COUNTY

The speech of Mr.. Jack Faw of the
Bristol Times before the Wytheville
convention was daisy, and, as we
were for another candidate we were
glad that Mr. Faw was from tho Ten.
nessee side instead OF the Virginia
sido of Bristol We hope we will be
able to have MIR. Faw speak in Taze-
well before the election.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07
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pen to he q very intelligent PEG.
pie. They happen to he people
of uhbounded political courage:
they happen TO he the American
people abunden;ly capable of self
government. Aud they mean to
abolish the money system which is
proving to he a crushing burden
and curse Of the land. They will
do this by their own free and in
dependent action. In Europe,
where there are no people, where
there is no popular thought, no
freedom, freemen. no power of pop
u!ar action, and where manhood is
i'll ruslless chains, they cannot dis.
card this shirt of Nessns. And
yet there are men in the United
States so t!nwo:thy of their coun-
try as to Insist that we shnll not
get rid Of tine INDUSTRIOUS tyranny
which Expresses us, until Europe
agrees that we shall. Shades of
Henry, Jefferson, Ellsworth, Frank
Ign and Washington! Look with
compassion upon the class.riddcn
country whice you founded, and
the contrymen who tamely submit
to yoke more CALLING than King
Georges. The King was IL man,
with soul to he damned, and body:
but syndicated money capital, the
"dynasty Of modern times,n has
no soul for conscience nor breast
for remorse.
The king of the London gold
trust has taken the place of King
George, and our country ia infes-
ted with a vast brood of Tories and
L0yalists yielding him an affect
homage.
A system so hurtful to indus.
trial and property holding inter
ests of the country cannot survive
a Presidential election on this con
tlncnt after it has grown into a
towering political issue. The pco.
pie OF America can protect them
sclvea.
How the sySrrm is to be thrown
oN i'll Europe does not yet appear,
but its downfall seems to he incyi-
table. Prof. E,lourd Suess, of the
University Of Vienna, world, ra
nous servant and liberal member
OF the Austrian Parliament, SAYS:
Whether silver will again become
II full valued metal all over the
world is no longc! & Question the
only question is wha: triale has
Europe to pass through before that
end shah be rcached.n
The nominations of the Chicago
convention were excellent. The
good genius of America presided
III their selection. They arc men
OF spotlcsa character, -stcrliug
worth one extraordinary ability.
They have hat no acknowledgements
with the past politics of the old
parties, and their is nothing i'm
their careers to need explanation
or cXtenuntion. They will be cleo.
ted by an immense majority with
joyful acclaim, and they will give
ii strong and pure administration
to the country. | shall cheerfully
vote for them with intense pleas
ure Respectfully.
ROBERT w. HUGHES.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1896-08-07

WIRGINIA:-In the Clerks office Of,
v Tazewell Circuit court, July 23d 4 S06-.
w. d. Hill and Mary A. Hill, his wife.
vs. -,
Elizabeth j. Taber and ais. ~. :
Petition filed in Chancery Cause of
Elizabeth j. Taber VS.. Elgan Mara
and ais, now pending in,Taze-
+ we'll Circuit Court. ,o
The object of the above petition is to.
prevent Elizabeth j. Taber from obtain. d,
ing the legal title to the tract of land in {.
said petition and in the Bill in the
cause in which it is filed fully, mention. /
ed and described and to rest the legal
ntie in said land in petitioner and,als. 80.
And 1T appearing from affidavit ons
hie ln;said Office that Elgan Marrs. {.
William Mars, Charles Marrs, GEORGE
Mars, Sarad. Rolens, Mary Bailey, Man Z,
cy Waggoner, Eliza Flowers, Marrareti
Mars and Julia Marrs are non residents. j,
of the State of Virginia, it is ordered.
that they appear on the list day of the
August term, 1896, of'Tazewell Circuit
Court and do what is necessary to pro-
tect their interest in this matter and,
that copies hereof be published and
posted as prescribed by law.
y A copy-Teste: y ~
II. BANE HARTMAN, Clerk.
Fulton & Coulling, 2. q.
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Evening journal., 1896-09-16
TuRKEY NEARING rHE ENn.


The situation at Constantinople is
unquestionably critical The modcap
performance at tho Ottoman Bank ha
been followed by wholesale rioting ant
slaughter. Thousands OF Armenians
and Greeks have been massacred in
the streets of the city, and a general
renewal of outrage and murder
throughout Armenia is impending
British marines have taken a nand in
the Tow, and have broken some Turk
ish heads in Constantinople in defence
OF hrmenians. 1ne houses of Ameri
cans have been looted. Italy is hur
rying a second guardship to the BOs
ph0rcus. The Macedonians arc doing
their utmost to precipitate a crisis. On
every hand, within and without, III
prospects OF the Porte are omlrous
and the London Tally News may be
guilty of no exaggeratiOn in saying
that Europe is face to face with the
deposition of the Sultan and the parti
tion OF Turkey.
The outbreak at the bank was fool
ish, perhaps crimjsnl. But are men to
be more supine LLan worms, 50 that
they shall not turn when they are
trodden upon? A quarter of a million
Ailnenians are naked, houseless and
starving amid the ruins of their one
pleasant homes. And winter-an Ar
menian Winter-is coming on. Every
promise the Porte made to them las
spring has been broken. The Christian
Powers of Europe have forgotteii them
Perhaps they ought to be content TO
die. silent and uncOmplaining. Bit that
is not in human nature to do. 4 few
Of them, or of their kinsmen IN Con
stantinople, resolved that they should
not perish in the dark. Their unutter
able wrongs should once more b
forced upon the attention of the Pow
ers. Hence these wild doings Per
haps, after all, il is as easy to die from
the bullet or the sword as from hunge
and cold, and it seems more heroic.
A small spark viii fire a magazine. A
slight blow will send an ill-iounded
structure tumbling into ruins. II may
be that these dying struggles of mar
tyred Armenia will cause the over
throw of the tyranny that has so long
borne sway. If such a crisis shall in
volvo the great Powers of Europe in
troubles, even in war, those Powers
viii have no one but themselves to
blame. They have for years been Dol
stering up the Turkish Empire, and
acQuiescing in all its infamies A gen
eratlOn or more ago they forced Crete
back beneath the scimitar. Only a
year ago or less they consented to tn
determination Of the Armenians. The.
allowed the Porte to break every obli-
cation and every promise it makes. 1t /
iLelr fault, and theirs alone, if the
Turkish question has become, as Lord
Salisbury calls it, gangrene upon the
body Of Europe. The end will come
whether they wish it or not, and they
viii have to mako the best Of it they
can; and that end now seems to be
near at hand.-From the New York
Tribune.