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The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
MATHESON & CO.,
MONTANA MARBLE WORK!
Write for Prioss.
Of3oe and Yard Lower Main steeek. Helena.

N stooE-fhe Leo Minius + hiliins comp.ny
one-half miles from Eu,t,, Silver j ow county.
Montana
Notice There 10 delinquent upon. the follow.
levied ID, 2sth day Of September 1895, the sev-
spee;.vs es nsss shsseho h, dsi dsls ss ioliow-:
ssa. inclusive 5siS to 502a inclusive and 8l0s to
g. inclusive, :. h for 10 shsrsA az Amount due
n. B.umsn. % ! 1s % esrtincasss numb bored soi to s1e
inclusive. each for 100 shares. Amount due on
each snNrs J. cent. otal u.
iuclu.ve' e sacs ,oi loo shares Amount due on
each share u cent. Total a.
H. ". i.tman. II certificates numbered 6l8 to
ON on e. ia:huia Il share N < cent. ot.l $3.50.
Henry Kotthuff, / certificate numbered 77t for
loO shares mount due on each share u cent
j. X Hooper, 8 certificates numbered e77 to
es2 inclusive each tor l0J shares. Amount due
on each share : cent. Total -
ees inclusive. each for 100 shares. amount due
ON each share v cent. o+al -.
Hugo Monnin9. y ontihcates number 9s2 to ssa
each share Il cent. Total Sl.sa
Ti!i:m Ii1oa y cestiieatss numbered isot
saa S ss.s as ssss cent? scf ~
q. A. N olson. ] certificate numbered 1a65 for
loo sh.rsA Amount due ON saCh share cant.
Nj. B. Loewenstsin. 2 certificates numbered
535S and 1854. each for 100 shares. Amount due
on eacn share \ cent. Total 81.
X. u. Clark. certificates numbered 6l61 to
61s5 inclusive. each for 100 shares. Amount due
ON each share u cent Total $3.50
tamuel schwAb, l certificate numbered 1000
for 20, ,0C0 shares. Amount du, on each share Y
cent Total 500.
Aug. ecker. certificate numbered 7020 for
500 snares; 5 certificates numbered 667S to 6677
inc .usivs, each for 10J shares. Amount due on
each shefe " cent. Total Is.
Elizabeth ". Miller, 1 certificate mum bered
71s4 for 25U shares. Amount due on each .hase
n cent. otAl 1l2b.
Marion J. Green. l certificate numbered 7lS5
for 2O shasee. Amount due on each share "
cent. Total $1.2S.
Ernst Niohseiii 10 certificates mum bersd 1884.
10S8 to 1898 inclusive 1910 10 lO41 inclusive l04t.
1854 to 1895 inclusive. each for 100 shares.
Amount due on each share y cent Total o5.
And in accordance with law - many shares Of
each parcel Of said stock that may be necessary
will b. sold ut the east front door Of the court
house in the city IT st. oue, state Of Missouri.
on the Tth day OF December. 1898, At tho hour Of
one o clock p. m. OF said day, to pay the said de-
linquent as,essmsnt thereon, together with tho
costs OF advertising and the expenses Of the
sale. JOHN r. MEYER,
Secretary of said Company.
Room 40 Commercial Building. st. Louis No.,
Office OF faid company
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
AROUND TIE WORLD AND MET.
A Strange Coming Together of Father nnu
Daughter From Opposite Directions.

A STRANGE Coming Together of Father amt
Daughter From Opposite Directions.
81, BY strange current OF events Mrs. Ev
an Johns, who had parted from ber father
in Wales In her babyhood, met him agais
in this city after each had come half way
around the globe, and the instructive rec
.ognition and embrace n.sds tho couple an
object of curiosity to paHsnrSby.
Eighteen or twenty years ago David Da.
vies, practical miner, in the full vigor OF
manhood, left his family in Newbridge,
Wales, to seek n fortune in Japan. When he
badc goodby to his family, his youngest
child, a little girl, was n baby. Davies
drifted. from one part OF Japan to another
prospecting the country AND frequently
making fair strikes. At intervals he heard
! from home and learned that his baby had
grown up and was married ton Young
miner named Evan Johns. To the young
couple children were born, and about
three years ago the family crossed the sen
aud settled in Butte, Mon. They knew
that Davies had left Japan in 1887 for
: Washington, but where to find him they
had no idea.
A short time ago Johns decided to move
from Butte to Black Diamond, and while
making arrangements to move he stopped
in this city. Chance had it that he met
Thomas H. Davies, a native of Wales, at
tho Phoenix hotel on Washington street
and learned from him that David Davies,
now an old man, came to Seattle frequent
ly. .Johus Immediately let his wife know
that her father might possibly be in Seat
tie when she arrived and told her to see
Thomas ii. Davies, who is no blood rela-
ton, and learn about her father.
Last Wednesday night Mrs. Johns got
off the Northern Pacific train with four
cEildren--two boys and two girls--and
went tothe Phoenix hotel. The next morn
ing she learned that her father had not
been at the hotel, but might be in the
city. She had not seen him since she was
81 baby, and it would be strange thing
il she could pick him out of crowd, but
her friends told her to look for Il man who
wore his hat over one eye. She followed
their instructions, and when not half IL
block from South Third street met man
whom she thought to be her father. With
out hesitation she called his name. He re-
piled. They stood for q moment looking
at one another, then, as if the truth dawn
ed on both, kissed, embraced and began
to cry.
Mrs. Johns children watched the pro-
ceeding for momens in wonder, and as
if realizing that something out Of the Or
dinary was transpiring began to shed tears
also. A few pedestrians looked over their
shoulders at the weeping group and then
passed on, wondering what had happened
to cause such an outburst Father and
daughter and the children returned to the
Phoenix hstel to tell their mutual friend,
Thomas II. Davies, all about the meeting.
There was SO much heartfelt joy in the
way they told the story that Davies shed
few tears himself lin sympathy. 1t was
happy day for all parties interested, and
the father never lost sight of his daughter
until she took the train, with her children
and baggage, for Black Diamond.-Seat-
tie Post -Intelligencer.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

NOTICE. TO CO-OwNERs-To C. KLEIN
schmidt W. r: Reed. j. J. WaLh. Geo.
Etzel. ". B. Richards, co-ownera and Il. 81.
1rerhe, purchaser OF the interest of G. Klein
schmidt. W. Il. sed. and J. l. walsh, their
heirs, assigns, executors and administrators:
Gou are hereby notified that w. your co-oyn-
ers. Ihos, u. Miller. l.. n. Walker and B. II
langley. have in accorda7ce CO with section 2sL4
OF tho revised statutes OF the United states OK
uended in labor and improvement, VI oa the
placer claims designated as follows: OTIS AMI
D. teo = ip IL W; lots 20. T. {. reo 10. ip Ii.
n Z v, Gated opposite hldorado bar an un-
organized min ing district in tho county Of evils
and lar ke and state OF Montana, the sun OF
two hundred dollars. bsing the work required bv
Ia" for the purpose of holding and re reuresenting
AID Claims for the years of 1881 and Is9.
Now therefore. be it known that unless yon
esch contribute your hare Of such e1IenditIr
amounting to s25 apiece. for each above one-
eighth interest held or claimed and remit the
same TO the Office OF +. b. Miller, at Helena
Mon! ma, in the county Of Lewis and larke,
w0hin ninety days after tho service of this no
lice by publicatioL your interest or iuterest. In
the said placer claims will be forfeited and he
come the property of tho undersgnei q, pro-
'lded by said section 1924 Of the United state.
s'a'ates. IHoS. y. MILLER,
y. II. LANGLEY,
p " ]. A. WALKER.
tTst publication Nov. IA. 1893
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
GhERIFF'S SALE-A. X. ERWIN, PLAIN
~ tiff. W Ida =. Rosencrsns and Lncisn l.

ShERIFF'S 8ALE-A. X. ERWIN. PLAIN
~ tiff. " Ida +. Rosencrans and Lacien l.
Rosencrans. defendants.
Under and by, virtue Of IN =. order Of sale and
dis rict court Of tho First judicial district Of tho
state Of Montana, in and for the county Of Lewis
and Clarke. on the l5Ln day Ut Novemb r, A.
lb9s IN the above entitled action. wherein A. h.
rvip, the above named plaintiff. obtained .
Judgment. and decree Of foreclosure and sale
crane, defendants. on the 1lth day Of November a.
D. 1872 for the sum Of eta2s. besides inter-
est, costs and attorney fees, which said decres
was ON the lin Day of November A. -. 1859. re
corded in Judgment book No. = Of said court at
page =. am commanded to sell all III : certain
being in the county Of Lewis and Clarke state Of
Montana. and bounded and described as follows
to wit:
Lot numbered ton u0). in block numbered
forty-two W.. of tn, ORIGINAL townaite of the
city of He lena said lot being thirty 1907 feet
feet deep, IS the same is designated and de-
scrbed on the plst of said TOW nsite file in the
Office Of the COUNTY REQ rder Of said county
1oge her with all and sinsu ar the tenements
hercdtaments and appurtenan o. thereunto be-
longing or in . ywi'e appsrtain,ng.
Public notice is hereby given that on Fri.
o'clock m. Of that day. at the front door Of the
courthouse. Helena, Lewis and Clarke county,
Montana will. in obedisncs 70 said order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale. eel the above
described property, or eO much thereof as may b0
necessary to satisfy said Judgment, with interest
and costs, to the highest and hest bidder for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Noven-
CHARLFs d. CURTIs Sheriff
BY fRED E. Hess. Under Sheriff.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Candle Power of Searchliehts,

Mr.. G. P. Steinmetz of the General Elec-
trio company, in The Electrical World,
states that the method of computing the
candle power of a searchlight, by which
it is made to reach Il high figure of sew
eral hundred millions, is upon q strictly
scientific basis and entirely correct AS
suming that the. parabolic reflector sub
tends an angle of approximately 1870 de-
grees, the whole column Of light given
out by the crater within this angle is re-
tlected within the narrow angle of diver
gence OF the reflected beam of, say, de-
grees; that means that the light is concen-
trated in the proportion Of the squares of
the angles 12O degrees and degrees-that
Is, $500 timcs-consequently, neglecting
the losses, the intensity of a beam of a
searchlight compared with the simple arc
light is 3,G00 fold. Assuming that the
candle power of direct arc averages &C, :
600 in the angle subtended by the reflect
ors, the candle power Of the reflected beam
would be 10000 multiplied by 5000,
equaling 216, ,O00,O 900. Such are the inten-
sities of our modern searchlights.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
Nc; 11Ih. Old M.n'..lls. s.cr.. ~ Z

Nj a:.1't nth. Old h'n's.lls. s.or.. r, Z
\: :sS:s e.: wiz 1.i A,.;s t,.;:s.: v....
ss: ss: s-Rss s-Rssns w91.,o1 So,d: ch.'s' hs.d'
Nc; II Have Lived and Loved. By Mn.
Nc. s.,Jet. Her, Face and Her Fortune. BY Mr..
Ne %...I1 saI1' don'' on the Marsh. B,. roren..
Ne; 11-Wits. in Name Only. ry Charlotte
No l2--The Story Of an African Farm. BY
Ne ls-she. 4 History Of Adventure ry H. Eide,
Nq; liking solomon's Mines. By H. Ride.
No i5-Essays. First Series. fy Waldo Ems..
No. Ie-Camills, BY Alexander Dumas.
Ne ls-Ths Shadow of bin. ny Charlstss NJ
No i The seoret Of Her LII. By EDWARD
:':;; c;;:: II: a:s 4 %s;: i; jssn sss s;;....
Nc; M-lhe Master Of the Mine. BY Robt
No: si-Lerd Isles Daughter. B, Charlotte
No: 2t-Esssys: Second ssriss. sy Ralph Waldo
No. s-bsri. Fortune. BY Flersnos Warden.
No N 9Th. lag Of D,snonda ~ Gserse Man
Nc: IA Tour Of the World in Eighty Day.
Ass s Rs Il A,.isn y f. kas1 Ssse1 H:..
No: srThs scsrlet Lstter BY Nathsnisl Hsw.
No: Sat the worlds Mercy. 'by iiorenc:
No. ss-fa. Yel,ew. Mack. BY wilklo Collie.
9: s:-Aatt; A Tale Of caravan. by Kobe.
NJ ss-A Little Irish Girl I,y 1.-THE Duchess"
Ne; s7,,aui.sy or Not Guilty BY 1m.ads X.
No. ss.sir No.l's Heir. By Mr.. May Agnes
No. s0"TGs Tv.lv. Great Diamonds ry M,.
NJ: 1S.i u he m Heir Heire.s of Hsndes Hall. E, ETH.
No: Abs Cuban Hsirss.. by Mary Kyl.
No zs-isor.'s Bridal Vow. BY Margaret
Ne. 4s-R.lph Raymond's Heir. By Horasis
H. IT, iss f nsi. 's q sf.n7. 'i Sy ASssn sssns. A.
No. "a Bravo Little womHA B, Mr.. Mar,
No. t5-ihs Quesn's Revenge B, sylv.nu.
No. !s-1he MIL Girl Of Tyrel. BY N. 7. C.ldor.
No So Dsrriok Vaughan. Novenist. BY Edna
No. si-Ia. !,uehe:.. BY The Duchess"
IN: m: H:is es nS.D: hinD: + Heb ssos.a.
No a-A Crown oi shame. By florence
Marryat.l
Nc. 6s-A Troublesome Girl. by The Duchess"
No. WtWhen NJ ans single ~ J. NJ. Esrrie.
No 5s-lhe Story Of hliz"bsth. ~ Miss
No. se-Tse Ki.se.. Ey HswIey Smart:
No 6i--Ths Dsvirs Dic. By Grant Allen.
To rny ono who will send us THREE Of
The No. coupons accompanied BY
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS in silver or post
sas stemps. We will send any THREE
looks to be selected BY yourself from the
Nst u,intsd aboye. BY mail postage prepaid:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

VREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY
Mines on Crow creek about two and one
half miles south from st. Louis. in jefferson
Notice. is hereby given that al a meeting of the
trust of said company, teld on the 18th dav OF
tctoDer. 1893, an assessment (No 81 of one m III
p share was levied upon the capital stock of
office al Helena Montana, or before Doc. !,
i-s3. Any stock upon which said assessment re-
mains unpaid en- Dec. = 1888. shall be deemed
eiinGuent and will be duly advertised for saIs
At public auction and unless payment shall be
made before, will be sold on Dec. 3d. 1893 to pay
the delinquent assessment, together with the
cost of advertising and expense of sale
y: J. MACHAfFiF, secre' ary.
ohGo State Eublishins Co., Ill to 1l5 Broad
way. Helena, Montana
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

, iuohey on Gail easy NJ lNlA por cent Cl0soi
J per cent Prime mercantile paper 4tr5 per
cent. sterling exchange dull at SIsah s4. .ss.i
Tor sixty-day bills aud 3+s5hG+.soA for de-
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO. Nov. 2.-Cattls -Reeeipts. $500
$1,000 B. 20; no extra here; others, s4.O0eg 90:
Texans. s29J@tSO0; stockers, $2.UOSt2.S0.
hogs--Receipts, 1000 head market slow, 10se
400 lower; rough and common. 4s.OOsh 10:
packing. s5l5ea5.2s; prime heavy, S.. s5e4 ~;
butchers, Ss.40ab As: lish.. 5.2ip5.50.
sheep-Reoeipts, lA0OV head market lower;
natives. s.. O0g3. is: Iearling wsthers, S4.25el
So; lambs, $2.50a4.90.
CHICAGO PRODUCE.
May, U7ac
Lorn-h higher; cash, $3.50: MAY. 40Ac.
Enthusiastically: cash. 27,tc; Nay. 30bc.
Pork-Steady; January. $i2.27li, May. Sl2. s7,s.
Lard--SteAdy; January, S7.bs; May. sZh2h.
hihs-Stesdy; January. s6A2h; May, $6.l7h.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

NOTICE TO CREDITORB-,IN THE DIS
trict court Of the First judicial district c3
the state OF Montans. IN and tor the county
Estate 81 Mary Jans Howe. dseeassd,
Notice 10 hereby given by tho undeIsisnsd, ad-
minietrstor OF tho estate of Mary Jane
Howe. Diseased, TO the creditors Of. and
all pe.ons having claims ,.gainst the said
deceased to exhibit them with the necessary
vouchers within four months after the Erss pub
cation ofthis notice to the sAid sdministratOr at
the law OH 90 of Msssena hulard. Room 3. Gold
Block. Helena Montana. tho same beng the
estate in the oOunty Of Lewis and Clarke
VINSON b. HOWE
Adm nistrator Of the Estate Of Mary Jane Howe.
deceased.
listed November IL, 1893.
First publication Nov. Is. 1903.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERs-TO MICHAEL
~ Weiland, Honvy Hei.er and Joan Wal
hav. expended nine Lun.rrd ttvoo1 dollass In
work. labor and impro ements upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim In llus Cloud mining district,
sppsar by certificate hled August q. ,0sS 10 the
Office of the recorder Of said county. In srdsr 10
hold aid premises under tho provisions Of SEQ
beinx tho amount required 10 held the same foe
the year eomm.noing January !, 1855: ~ the year
ending December 30. 1875. and * within pinsty
toU days after the service Of this notice " pa6-
hcation you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such expenditure .(fss ssprsssnts-
your intssest in said olsim Vail bsooms the
property Of the undsrsisnsd. under said section
2.SN OF the Revised Htatutss o the United
6tAtos. CHAKLhB NELHON
bSrst publication Auy. 70. -89a
Dated Helena montana. Aug n l00a
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

Each book 10 we'll bound In neat and o.
tr,ciive rnrer cover and CONTAINS FRONi
22b TO 800 PAGE REGULAR RETAIG
PRICE rs CENTS. You are thus enabled
TO obtain them at ons-shird their value.
Tho above coupons will be Published in
every issuo Of I HR lNDKPENDRnr until fur
thsr notice. BY saving the coupons from
cay TO day you csn securs tho entire list of
books at one third the price you would
have to pay il purchasing IN any other
manner.
We make this liberal offer, whereby some
OF the best works Of fiction in the English
language NAV be secured by our readers for
the msrsss tribe OF expense. in order to in
crease our circulation. Our essnt read.
ers will greatly obligs % BY calling the at
tent:on OF their friends TO the fact that by
buying THE INDEPENDENT they can
secure the sdvaatasss Of our great book
e3sr. Address:
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE Of

NOTICE TO CREDITORS - ESTATE or
~ James H. johnson, decea.ed.
Notice is hereby &ivon by the undersigned, ex-
scu,or of the estate Of James =. johnson, de-
ceased. to the creditors Of, and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. TO exhibit
them with the necesssry vouchers. within lOur
months after the first publication OF this notios.
to ths said executor at rooms 800 ami $40 1ranite
block Helena. Montana, he same being the
place for the transaction OF the business Of said
estate In the county of Lewis and Clarke.
DAVID A. JOHNSON.
Executor Of the estate OF James r. johnson.
deceased.
Dat d Nov. 6, 1898.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
The RrDDrietieg.

Dog Fancier-Well, mum, have you
come to buy another pup?
Miss Plantagenet-No, sir, not exactly.
Mamma wished to know if you would ex-
change this dog for black and white one.
He is just as good as new, and we are go
ing into half mourning next week-Lon-
don Tit-Bits
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
FOR RENT

$B-s room Cottage ON Sparta strast. s1.s
rooms, broadway. e4-t rOoms bsick. Ieosta.
sl7 room. psosts NJ roon ss..n 9E,s. rsSsda SstS
furnace. $500 rooms. Lawrence. bath. SSS-s
roomA % South Raliesh. tnscslss House, aoM can:
Cottage, CON plstly furnished, on Madison ave.
Sls--6 room biloxi S22 Fifth avenue. parttai!y
{urnished. &27 30 8 rooms, lrosdway. patns
furnace, furnished.
ifO acres, oAs mile from White eulphur
Springs. to exchange for property In Helena
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

SoHN REWARD - BY ORDER OF THE
undersigned hereby offers a reward Of s. 70 fnr
information that will lead to the arrest and fe-
cure the conviction OF Tie party or parties who
fet tire to the building # A. Dongferty on the
Hth of October last. ~ '''
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE.
CITY Clerk
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

STOCKHOLDERS MEET ING - THE AN
nnal meeting OF the s1ockho der. Of
tho Pony ho1d Inning company will bs
hold at the Office OF the fIslona &
l.ivingston 6msiting e. ! Q suction Co.. Holsns.
Mont na- ON Tuesday. Nov. ~. ls83. at II o'clock
= M. Tor tho purr of o oct ng = board Of
trn'tses Tor the ensuing year. and the transac-
tion of s-ch other bus ness - may properly
come before 1T. u. ALLEN, / scIetary.
HslsnA Montana. Nov. Is, 1896
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

tion afterward, and their help lasts. Thcv
absolutely and permanently ours ConstinS. I.
ton, indigestion, Bilious Attacks, Sick a,,sl
Bilious Headaches One tiny, sugar r-coeNesi
granule Is a gentle laxative or Fe0ulator :
three are cathArtic
They're the smallest, tho easiest to take
and the cheapest, for they're Osearunteed to
give satisfaction, or your money In returned
Buy OF reliable dealers. With any others.
something else that pays them better viii
probably be urged as just as good" Por-
haps 1t Is, for them; but It can't be, for you.
For perfect and permanent circ OF ca
tarrh, take DR.. Sages Catarrh Remedy.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
THE MARKETS.
STXNkH.
NEW York. Nov. 81. - l,ar silver. BS,&.
Copper,-Dull. stosdy; lake Sa, no bid,

NEW AORAs NOV d. - isAr Blivots oSsAs
Copper'-Dull stoady; lake $a.t0 bid.
. Lead Barely steady, domestic $aa1H bid.
There WAS practically dull mark OF from open
irg to close; occasional reactions. but no de-
preston. While Sugar was most lArt oily dealt
in; buying wss we'll distributed throughout tho
general list. drangcrs Western Union and
4 esding coming in Tor = large share Of sttsu-
tion. All the close tho market was dscid, dly
strong with an upward tendency to prices,
which were at or near tho best tgures o; the
day.
Governments-tirm
Pctroloum-Duil; December closed at 7lho
asked,
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
A RefOrrncr.

A Reformer.
First Burglar-Let's quit this business
and become reformers
Second-I'm a reformer now.
First-COme Off
Second-Yes, | ana chloroforncr.
And he proceeded to saturate the sponge
as the victim slepu.-Detroit FrGs Press
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
I A.sx Pills!

Dr. Cations Reliable Com pound for Iadsss are
eafs. Prompt. Efsctual. Ihs original and enly
sssisd. Advice tree CATION 6PtC Co, bsC
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
vIOLEMf,r

VIOLENCE
That Ia what the ora.
nary pills and bovssI
medicines dopend unon'
That explains Why ycSnr
system b In q worsc
condition afterwarsi
than before, And thnt
Is the reason why ~
Pierce's Pleaaant Pal.
let's are the heat thins.
In the world for everv
and bowsl
trouble, There's "a
disturbance, mo x>s-,'
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
0lliS Employment Agency.
ssa North Main ~ Telephone ivv

----A-WANTED-------
8 wuodehoppers st &i.0O per cord.
4 men for railroad 1t 92.00 per day.
men for Montana Central, free fare ,.,
Girls wanting employment are posN.vely
n ,tifal that 4 do mot charge any registration
foes, Or foss until work h stvsn them.
---EON RENT
House. In al pasts Of the city: Furni.hSsd
Fonr-room house furnished complete, including
water ra O., Slb per month.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
! Could Not Sleep
Hoods SarsaparilIa

for we think there is no medicine likeit HEN.
HY c. and MARY L. RICHARDSON, Sloan.
Madison County, N. Y.
HOODS PILLS cure liver ills, consultation.
biiiousness, 1aundicc, sick headace. indigestion.
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

NELL " NANCED-FkMA AlE
~S~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~S
WANTED - GIRL To Do GENERAL
w lhonsework; must be a good COOK Anvil
1t 4so Aemlocx street, cerner Madison avenns
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22
HELP wANTED-ma,,

A GENTS MAKE IS A DAY t,REATtS = +
IA Kitchen utensil ever invented. IeI.;ls al
cents: to sold in every hou O. samnla noa,.
cInnati. o. AZ"
The Helena independent., 1893-11-22

FOE EEST-nVELLISc
I,OR RENT-DE lRABLE 5.ROtjN TISHTSS>
l. apply $40 Hollins avenue. i'ooo3'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-08-24
IN UNEXPECTED FORTUNE.
4 CALIFORNIAN BEoUEATHs \ LARGE SUN or
MONEY TO THE MAN WHO H,D NrESED HIM.

\ CALIFORNIAN BEoUEATHs \ LARGE SUN OF
MONEY TO THE MAN WHO HAD NrESED HIM
4 sensation was caused at Railway. y. j.. yes
tcrlay by the announcement that John Hough,
poor old man living in Central-ave with his mar
red daughter. had fallen heir to a large sum OF
moncy-esimatcd at over 100000. The money had
been bequeathed to him by man In California
whom Hough had nurse1 through severe attack
Of typhoid fever. Hough shortly afterward LETT
California and came East forgetting all about the
circumstances until about a year ago. wh'n law
yer from california appeared In Railway ana toid
Hough that his friend had died and In his VIII had
bequeathed his entire fortune to his former nurse
Uough laughed at the mans story. and told him
that when he brought him some proof of the story
no would then take some notice OF the matter The
lawyer went away. promising to return with the
proofs.
Yesterday two lawyers appeared In Hough's home
and produced letters testamentary from the Sur
rogntc OF the county in which Houghs benefactor
died; also other documentary evidence that con
WINGED Hough OF the truth o. tho story. and he Is
preparing now to collect what s due him. Houeh
and all the family positively refused TO give any
OF the details OF the case