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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-27

/ pIND - IS HfAh or puaTOFFICr.
ptckaga - merchandise Owner can have
q sAn.a - calling A. this Office. proving prop
eril al taglng Tor this adFsrfilsu.uf.
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OR BAtE HERBERT o. HFrD A 20.
ground noor Montana laak ba.lIinE. have
houses AID lols Tor trade Or saia u fer osat u
value.
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ElTUAl ION WANIED-BY BOY Is YEARS
- OF age. has had i've years experience Ia a
large stUfe "a colorado, wages 10 suit the times.
Addross or call az A. 4. schmidt SJs n. Rodney.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
R. c. Wilbur. Hotel san Francisco
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SITUATION WANTED-BY EXPERIENCED
- bookkeeper with good city references; will
work for ssO psr month. Address n. 81. this
a ioe.
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NOTICE 30 CREDuOBs-FsTATE OF
~ John Quinn daceased
Notice L. hereby given BY the undsrsigned al
minisiratriK Of ne estate Of John Quinn. do
cc. s-d a. the creditors ~. AMI all persons hav-
ing claims againat the sad deceased. TO exhibit
them, with tbs nece stry youcher- within four
months after The hrst publication Of this notice.
e. the sad adminutfatriz a. room ]. Gold block.
Heera. Mont. ths same being the place for no
trsnfnction Of the business OF sad sstafe in lie
county Of Lewis and ClsrEe; .........
CATHERINE QUINN.
Administrative Of the e,tats Of John Quinn de-
Dated Jsu 70 1891
PROPOSALS FOR 81 LID RiDs -WHERE-
: a.. 10 center o. the channel of the north
ierk o. p M river y the dividing line between
the counties " Lewis and Diarko and aton.
Whsreas The county commissioners Of tbs
two counties have decided and hereby agree 70
build bridge, Jointly. acfo's tie said stream,
each county paying one-taf tho cost thereof.
; ssslvsd. That duplicats sealed proposals. will
D. received Al the ohlecs VI to undersiRned ia
the city u Helena Lewis aud Clarke county,
anI IN the town Of hoieau. etun county. stale
% Montana until Monday. heb. ~ 1874. 81 30
o'c eek \ M. FOR tho building Of one irsn or
steel bridge. 10 cot not 70 exceed $500, over
the north fork 81 FUN river. about i've miles
from The town OF uggsta % the following
dimsnsianH VIA.
Length Of main span. 200 fee. q b. boilt On
iron hular pier-. about sixteen feet long
Width ROADWAY, silteA feet. leHgtl Of Uiie
pile approach On ito south end ninety foot: To-
geiner with the necessary sra les a. each end.
ridge approaches and grades 70 b. comp leis
ready Tor travel, in accordance With spec fica-
tons On lie IN both tha county clerks oilces u
tie above named cuunties ~ June D. 1894
Lidder 10 furnish plans. tDecihcations AMI
strain sLesfs for main rpan
cert hed check. one half payable 20 tho order
o each Of he undsrsgaed, for DO Dor oeut q
tfe bii. 90 accsrn PAM each proposal came 90 ha
forfeited tu Lewis lud nrks End Teton cour-
iisa should sDee sssfei bidder fail 70 eator into
cnltraot anA give required bond . hs fucreas-
ful bidder va D. Required o eater into a
written contract binding himsof to constract
s-ld bf de- IN accgr 'ancH Wita plans and sueci-
D. nfiruss and 60 give hnuI. viii lgca. ulrs.
ties. 10 a sum double tire contract price. rondi-
tiolat o. she faithful Performance o. fad con.
tract. he right o. roiect any ami al bids IL ~
sorrcd
iiy order o. the boards q county commIs.i8n.
srs - Laws anl 4 iarko and Teton c0uatlea
=. +. IOOkE..
County Clerk Lewis and llarke cuuufT. Non
tana- }. y. MAhbLEl.
County Clerk Teton county. Montana
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- man wants work Of any kind 70 make a liv-
ing. Addioas A. a.. sparrelL 81 Lutler street,
H8.ena.
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NITUAIION WANTED - BY COMPETENT
- b4rLer Address AArber, general delivery
city.
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PROPOSALS FoR ERECTION OF BUILD
lNGs.

CROW AGLNCY. Mont, Jan. p. 1884,
Eoaled proposals, endorsed proposals for
erection Of buildings. aud = dressed To h ua-
dersignsd at Crow Agency. Montana. viii be re-
Monday. FEB 10, 1894. for furnishing the nece g.
ssry materials and labor required m tie err elton
anu ompletiOn Of one % warehouse enc Cd
employees resid nee, aud one ul slaughter housa
on lryor creek, on The Crow reservation, ia Ac-
cordalee with plans and specifications whic b
may be examined at the Offices Of Tie indie
pendent Of Helena Mont the lines" Of
hillnge Mont. and ~ this agency.
Bidders will state IN their bids the proposed
price If each bii.ding. and the length Of time
ity Of lumber to be used, whether Montana Or
eatterh or western.
! he attention Of bi ;dsrs is invited TO the act
Of congress approved Aug ]. 1917. entitled AN
act relating TO the limitation Of the hours -
daily servica Of laborsrs anu mechanics EN-
ployod upon the IN % works Of tho United
btafes and Of the iotrict Of tolulubia."
The right q re- erVed 20 reject any or eli bids,
or any par Of any bid II deems for the 10. {
interest Of the service
CERTIuED CHECKS.
zach bid must DO aeoompinied By q certified
tory or solvent natioaal btnk in the Yicihiy OF
the residence Of the bidder. made paI abe to tho
order Of the commissioner Of lndi n affair, Tor
at least nvs per cent Of the amou nj Of tho pro
pOsal, which check OF draft will be forfeited
to the United states in any bidder Ii .ds
reosiving an award shall fail TO promptly exc
cute a contract With Eosd and sufficient 6ul g
tiea. otherwise 20 b. returned TO the bidder
Bids ~ mpantcd by cash in lieu Of a certified
check vii not be considersd.
for further information a. 70 location Of
buildings. means VI transportation. ote., ~
specifications cannot be sent TO bidders, app y
at agency 20 NJ 4. MlMAN
L. 5 Indian ~ Mt
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-oh hkNl y hhkk shOp lN THE HAL
4 ena hotel Inquire At hotel ollca
MA.quEAADE sUlIs TO REM, An.
tinda' ioE rates. Mrs. A. Werth. lOl
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SITUATION WANIED-A YOUNG LADY
- wants lace to work for her board anu
music Lessons. Address AK. this Office
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~ .. q. THKrNiF. UauuiT lerE
?. :. 4 :. Is. 2cin'ire. plainiids stfornoys.
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SITUATION WAATED-BY FIhST-CLAss
- lumber sawyer. Address Sawyer 1900 Lyn-
ia 70 avenue Helena Mont.
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SITUATION MASIED BUTCHER. IN
- market; can give bssl OF references. has had
eight years oLuerlenca. no objection 70 outside
cities. all on or address rutchsr care H. j.
Ofris. Helena. f. ont
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uELP NANTED-FlMALE
>--~-~-~-----~-----~-~--~-~
l NANILD-GihL FOR LIGHT HOUSE,
w work. hoom Denver block.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1894-07-18
Il = "a bliS In e d ISS =
IT. 3 IL
FA R M ERS'
Trust Go.

NIX PER CENT MORTGAGES secured
~ on Improved Farm Property
the safest investment known.
Interest and principal collected
and remitted to the investor
free Of expense.
In addition to the above
described securities, we can fur
nish investors with choice town
or school district bonds, bearing
six per cent interest; also county
warrants, national bank stock
and commercial paper.
Bonds maturing taken at their
market value in exchange for
any of our securities.
Office, Union Block, Montpelier, Vt.
r.A.DwrNr11, CIV. WING.
President. Treasurer.
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j. w. PECK,
.58 Main Street, Montpelier, Vt.
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned and
others will pei lition the General Assembly Of the
State of Vermont, next to be convened at Mont
peler on the third day OF October, A. d. 1894, to
pany, TO be entitled the Waterbury Savings Bank
and Trust Company. 20 be located at waterbury,
Vermont, with capital stock of at least s5O,OO0,
with the right to increase the same 70 s3QQ,eo0.
@. y. CLOUGH,
@. MOODY,
H. q. GLEASON,
&C. RAYMOND,
7. II. LOCKWOOD.
Dated at Waterbury. July l6. 1894
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Fully 1500 people were present on the
grounds Monday afternoon, and three ex-
good races We're trotted. That
in the 2:24 class was unusually close and
exciting. Following is the summary:
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PL u M BIN G !

Steam and Hot Water Heating
in all its branches. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Plumbing and
Steam Filters Supplies of all
kinds always in stock. Es-
Inmates given by
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-07
Eorique no podia adivinar que Sc tratase de

Eorique no podia adivinar que So tratase de
Olivia.
-Es IN enigma. murmuro.
Enigma muy facil de adivinar- ----res
pondi6 e Duque con tai embarazo que 10 disi-
nul6 mal.-Evoca tus recuerdos. Recusrda
4 una joven rubia, bonita que tiene uua madre
encantadora atn, viuda d4 un gentleman quien
yo tenfa en- grande estima----
No, padre mio No 10 eomprendo.---
4Qui6a es esa viuda Qui@n esa joven
i Vamos. te chanceasl.--- Hace apenas
cuatro dfas has estado por la noche en- Ia calle
de Berlin.
Ell joven abogado miro au padre con yer
dadero espanto.
i La calle de Berlin l-exclau6. u No Sc
trata de mistress Dick Thorn de hi5a, no
es verdsd 80 Decidme pronto que no 50 ira
ia de elias
Ell Senador Sc turb6 Ell azoramiento de su
hijo era demasiado-visible para notarlo.
Record6 que Claudia lie habfa hablado de
ciertas preguntas fo-muadas por Enrique con
pens6 que e joven soepechaba que mistress
Dick Thorn fuese c6mpIice del crimen del
pu4nte de Neuilly.
Impuso silencio su emoci6n y respondi6
con touo hrme
En- efeoto, Sc trata de esas senoras----
| Enrique no pudo contener un grito de dis
gnsto de horror:
i Olivia Es la hiis de Claudia la que
pensais que sea mi esposa ?-dijo con vioencia
Sin duda----
Il Por la hja de esa muier he de sacriecar
el puro amor que profeso la senorita de Lii
liers f.--- No! 20! Impossible. Veo que
no me conoceis mistress Dick Thorn. Ig-
| morals pasado
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-07
Ell aeior de la Tour -vaudieu fruuoi6 Ell en-

Ell senior de la Tour vaudieu frunci6 Ell en-
trscejo. dijo:
-iRecordad. Earique, 10 que habrfais sido
sin mi 10 que sois! o. ha sacaao del hospi-
clio para daros un gran nombre, una fortuna de
principe. Sois mi hijo adoptlvo tengo sobre
vos la autoridad de IN padre.
u Estoy muy agradecido de 10 que habeis
hecho por mi, Dios 10 sabel-balbuoeo Ell jo
ven.-Pero. 5como adquirir que yo manehe en-
10 mas mfnimo e mona bre de vuestros antepa-
sados uniendome la hija de uu hidalgo, de
un hombre honrado, quien misunos ad-
versaros politicos &ienen ea estima7
mo diseuto!-- --dijo 81 Senador con tono
Imperative -mando!
-Lo repito, padre mfo, sois cruel no teneis
piedad - Pero 10 habeis dicho, os 10 debo todo
y no sere ingfato--- Acepto el sacrifeio por
immense que sea. Es pagar bien el nombre
la fortuaa que os debo; per0 no regateo, obe
dezeo,
Ell sefor de la Tour -Vaudieu Sc tranquiliz6
No esperaba veneer taa facilmente Ia res isten-
cia de su hijo adoptivo.
| -Asi me gusta verte, tai como debes ser, Y
tai como quiero que seas -d:jo con tono afeo-
tuoso. Esa sumisi0n te honra no tsrdare en-
recompensarla- : Guardate de Greer, por otra
parte que te condene al celibato- =. Pienao en-
tu casamiento, te he encontrado mujer
| mi gusto.
-Uoa muer! -repiti6 Enrique con voz alte-
rada -iuna mujer para mi!
81, hjo milo, una joven adorable.
Padre m1o, no me casare
-Cuando sepas de quien te hablo mudaras
de pareeer.
mo quiero sabero! No quiero conocer
esa joven!
La conoces to muestras muy atento )
galante con ella.
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cendio, fu6 conduoida al hospital de San An
tonic. Sc le encontr6 en- los bolsillos un bo-
Ietin del faere n1mero 13."
va lo veis, senor Procurador imperial
anadi6 ell Jefe de 6rden p1blico -el pobre
Plantade habfa encont-ado la huella de los
autores del doble crfmen cometdo en- Bagno
let LIE han matado para reducirle al silen-
ciol iEl asesino, Prospero Gaucher, es The
fer! lAGrmo que ha matado Plantsdel
Els precise prender ese hombre. ----di-
10 el Procurador imperial.
-Sospechaba ga de 6l---.-replic6 el Jefe
de orden pGblico-y esta especialmente vigila-
do. - No puede escaparse. Os suplco, senior,
de no proceder contra 81 hasta que conozca-
mos los completes per cuenta de quienes ira
baja.
-Esta bien. -..-Proceded al levantamientc
del cadaver.
Pasemos al hotel de la calle de santo Do
mingo, donde Sc encontraba de regreso ell du
que Jorge.
El primer dia ell senor de la Tour -Vaudiet
no salio del hotel y ap6nas de 81 despacho
cauy ocupsdo-en apariencia-en leer la co
rrespondencia que encontro amontonada sobr
el bufete. Al dia siguiente sai6 hacer algu
mas visitas.
Naturalmente, to1os le preguntaron por e
motive 1e su visje, el Duque contest6 gu
natica haoia motvado ausencia.
i Thefer no daba senales de vida. Ell Sena
dor era feliz.
Las malas noticias-se decia-legsn STEM
pre- escape; 81 algo malo hubiera va me
habrfan dicho. iTodo va bien!
Al tercer dja, POGO antes de almorzar,
criado le remitio una carta cuya letra le biz
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FQLLETINo o40
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
aan
Ell FIACRE NUMERO 13
1870 Yerst67s castegIa1aG.
sosd
TERCERA PARTE
JUSTIC
YYTT
JAvIER DE MoNTEPfN
(COntinNaci6nl

ii FL hombre 4 quien segufa la pista y. ca
yos crfmenes descubri6 --exclamo ell Jefe de
orden pds iso.-i El miserable quien entrega
hoy la justicia, como 81 pudiera hablarnos
desde Ia tGnfba ~ Escuchad.
81 Jefe de orden p1blico lego en- voz alta
10 que sigue
. Bagnolet-Asm,sto del .facre ,s,lnero Is.
10 Visto al senor Servan.-Todos los de-
TALES me hacen presumir que Pr6spero Gau-
cher es el ex-Inspector Thefer.
% Presume que los criados de Pr6spero
Gaucher son Dubief Terremonde, monede-
ros falsos, quienes tambien robaron el facre
n1mero 13. Th6fer estuvo encargado de prem
der q esos h6Rnbres, y Sc le escaparon de una
manera muy sOspechosa.
80 He encontrado una moneda de cinco Pc
setas falsa, con la efgie de Luis Felipe la fe-
cha de I844.-Prueba evidente de la presencis
de Dubiet Yerremonde en- estos lugares.
A. Buscar los desconocidos que vieron a
senor Servan creian que un crinen Sc habfs
cometido.
50 La j6ven encontrada agonizando en- Is
cantera de Bagnolet, al dia siguiente del in
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Los proyeetos de que hablas no han tent
do nnnca mi completa sprobaci6n.
Il Me parece IN sueno
No, no estas sonando-.-. No he nantes
tado oposici6H, conve0go On clio pero es 10
cierto que ms oontraraba ell verte enamorado
de la seTorita de Liliers.
a No es encantadora
La belleza de la juventud.
-Su padre amigo vuestro.
Mi amigo. mi amigo. En I'm, adm1-
tamos que sea mi amigo; pero hay muehos
grades en- la amistad.-.. Nos has visto ja-
mas de aeuerdo
Sin duda, savo en- la question polftica, y
esa no tiene lmportancia.
i Que no tiene importancia !-respondio ell
Duque escandalizado.- Por Ell coutrario, la
vanaglorfa Ell Conde de pertenecer la oposi-
ci6n, es ano de los enc migos del gobierno 20
ministeriahsimo. He refexionado mucho
durante mi visje comprendo que una alianza
es impossible entire dos familias cuyos jefes
pueden encontrarse frente frsnte dia de
revoluci6L campos opuestos.
Enrique no contest6, su palidez demostrabs
su agitaci6n interior
-dij6. al h' IN i''"l'0 que i'f''i' al Condo -
-si 81 Sc cree ofendido, que me pida an'
satisfaction .-...
/ -iUn insulto su hija!-----
! ESQ no es s@rio.--- La senorita de Ii
! lliers esta competamente fuera del debate
-iPero yo la ano! sxclam6 ell joven cor
exaltaci6n-ila amo!-El Senador Sc encogi'
de hombros y continu6:
-lLa olyidareis! LA olvidareis porque y
10 quierol----
No teueis eel derecho de imponerme un
voluntsd injusta.-- cruel.
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eatremecer, y con mano ternblorosa rompi6 el

esGr6mecer, y con Inano teTnb blorosa rOmpio ell
sobre.
El billete conten(a las lfneas siguieutes:
" Mi querido Duque: Sc vuestra llegada-
Esperaba vuestra primera vista, c0ntaba con
que vendrfais verms, pero veo que me olyi-
dais, no me gusta que me olviden.. Es
precise que para dentro de cuatro dias el pro-
yectado casamiento Sc haya roto decretado
Ell casamiento prometido. ES PRECISE. .-Vues-
ira amiga,
-Ah!-muruaur6 col6rieo el Duoue.-iOue
no haya podido Gbrarme de esa mujer como
me he librado de los demas obstaculosl
Encendi6 una bujfa redujo la carta a ceni-
zas.
ViDieron avisarle que el almuerzo estaba
servido bajo al comedor donde le esperaba
Enrique, obligado obedecer a la vountad
tlranica de su antigua amante, estaba resuelto
terminar el asunto 10 mas pronto possible
Enrique Sc encarg6 de proporcionarle la oca-
sion.
"a Me permits praguntaros -dijo-si ha-
beis visto al Condo de LiIliers
No 10 he visto.
-Lo siento mucho.--- E Conde, sabiende
Vuestro regreso, puede y debe eneontrar cen
sursble vaestro olvdo.
No es por olvido- o--replic6 Ell Senado1
% al menos este olvido IS voluntario.
El joven abogado miro 81 padre con sor
presa inquietud.
- Con prop6sito deliberate os ezponeis a en-
friar las relaciones con el Conde cuya hija Vi
a ser mi esposa
Aun no SO ha efectuado 81 enace
La sorpresa dc Enrique convirtio en- es
panto.
"a Dudais, puea, de que mis- Antiques pro
yectos Sc cumplau
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SALON BARBERIl

Tip. de LA DEMooRAoIA
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-07
IA CONIERIENA
RIGA DE TABACOS
De SANCHEZ 6 HERMANO
COlIERIO

E crecnte favor dspensando los
ouen gsto los abacos eaborados de nues brca
La tarea de hacer eogio de dichos productos.
Conocidas las bondades del tabaco que empamos
eaboracion fabca radc an
81 cenro de pveada que da la meor hoa del pals
por ear recionados los cosechero
Gil adqur e tabaco de mejor cadd que que
ofrecemos nuestros consumidores.
Hoy tienen 6stos La OCCASION de ell lemo tabaco de
Coero hbre de de procedencas copran
do las dversas voas de La CoMERrEA Pueba haee tgl
dez C Plaza del MercadoIdem de don Pedro Heda Plaza
de las Deicias
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1894-04-07
EL DIVTDO MAESTRO
COLEGIO DE ga ENSENANZA
HASTA Ef BACHILLERATO
Unjc0 establecimient0 de eStd cldse Ell
Po1ice legalmente autorisado
sUBvENcIoNADo PoR ESTE ILrRE AYUSTAMIESTo

| Altos Y bajos de un espacioso c6modo
| local, separado del centro de la poblaci6n Y
de los mas higi6nicos ventilados de la ciu-
dad, con hermoso patio arbolado para recreo
ejercicios gimnaeticos de los alumIos.
Cuadro complete de profesores para la
"a ensenanza.
Una comisi6n de los senores catedr&ticos
de Institute Cipil concurrira cada ano & We
rifcar los examenes de curso de ingreso.
Profesores de los idiomas ingles frances
Estudios comerciales para parito mer
cantl.
Glasses de adornos, como mdsicay dibuio
Ell Colegio cuenta va desde Setiembre con
un plantel de alumnos externos internos,
procedentes eetos dltimos de Ponce de
otros pueblos de la Isla.
A los ejercicios de gimnasia las horas
de estudio Sc admiten los externos, me-
dante una modica qualification para ayudar
los gastos de vigilancia alumbrado.
Las clases suspendidss con motive de las
vacaciones de estos dias, SO reanudaran el
dia del entrante Enero.
En- cuanto las condolences econ6micas
> regimen interior del Colegio Sc enViarau
inforrAe 4 todas las personals que los deseeu
, soliAten del Director que suscribe.
francisco G. De SSlra
r.. A s. 1cdA
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Per y, Easso 1 de 1864.
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iUnguent0 Derm6gen0!

Los asombrosos -efectos producidos
por el UNGUENTO DERM0GENo en-
las Zagas, qHemaduras. 1nanetes, pit
caaAraS az nz0squftos, AePra afrfcaua,
sa6aR0nss, Tietantfasfs, funaores, az
cAaiqNtSr pr0cedenefa, ret4mattsDto, til
csras, ASrfaas de cHalqnfersar0a. pa
NaatS0s d7aa, 10 demuestran las inhni
tas curacfones obtenidas y el constau-
te uso que de dicho especifco Sc
hace.
Dep6sito: Faymacia Central de ]
Ferrer.
3 mi 3 v. p. $. Nvbre. 2 de 1893.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-25
SOMETHING IN THIS NAME.
But the Man Whose Property It 10 Wishes
He Had Not Recalled It.

But the Man Whose Property It 10 Wishes
He Had Not Recalled It.
The mystery that has been surround
ing the identity Of David Draughn has
been solved and in q way that is likely to
give David much trouble. Draughn was
several weeks ago dragged from the rail-
road tracks in the south end Of the city
just in time to save him from being
maugled. It was then discovered that
he had been beaten almost to death. He
was carried to the Grady hospital, and
when he recovered physically it was
found that his mind was perfect blank
Is to past events-so much so that he
even did not know his own name.
Finally under the care of the surgeons
there came back inklings Of the past, and
one day last week he electrified every
body about the hospital by rushing about
and declaring he "hsd It," He had caught
what he said was his last name. He was
taken by detectives up into North Caro-
lima, and at Culberson, near Murphy, he
found friends, but he was not Draughn,
at least not there. He had been known
there as DR.. F. d. Heath and had lived
there for several months last summer,
but Heath and Draughn are one and the
same man. and 1t developed that under
the former name he has three living
wivs One lives in Salem, No. 2 in
Asbsville and No. 8 in Bryson City, Va.
His mother, Mrs. Frank Barr, the wife
Of printer, also lives near Salem. he
will be prosecuted for bigsmy and is
very sorry he has found out who he is.
Cor. st. Louis Republic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1894-05-25

AL Yen snorl:tai." t'1,s tine L. speak
e -1ch a Tin al -: come down
l,r,. To- li~.,n :" proposals + marriage.
cane t."
''io cn.' Quietly ,r-'i Grierson, a
GINNING light "r.'i.uc T. lis heady
ty,~
"Ir"grct that you have roached this
subject, Mr Gri.rNon. Miss Hunt
Ir.d"n r., laced Apr wrap about her
shDuli' = and began moving toward the
door. GIi,r-. y saw hcr lite her lip in
y,xati.n aul fancirl h. detected IL Sis
Iaciou, Il. istrre in h,rcyes. 1T is IF
L. U.s., -" was thinking; he would
icv"r r''r the deal now
"Ol.c l4,lu,ut. Mis-, Huntington, "
sid thu banker. with what struck her
ii 3. tnfalfn; infection III his voice,
Il LIV. :. word t. add. have been
thinking If the ruin you propose to
i,n- upon Mr.. D,latield. Mr.. Della
+ ii has never injured me"
Miss Huntingdon started. \ singular
li-ht came into TIL eyes partly hidden
ly tho long lash,-.
do Vcu ,A.an 10 say that you de-
cline !, rArrv out that part Of the con-
tract" shc asked.
Il far / shall have to decline"
"You Will save him."
Il think So"
How"
by furnishing him the means with
which L. pull through"
1t was plain t. Miss Huntingdon that
Mr.. GIirrson 5 act was one Of petty
spite. He did not say to her In words,
"You will not marry me, and l will
not do your bidding" but the cause Of
his refusal 10 carry out that part of
their agreement was az evident to her
as if ne had spoken it in words. Con-
cealing her pleasure at the unexpected
turn Of affairs, she cast q glance at him
in which she concentrated all that would
still further irritate his wounded pride.
1t is no more than might have ex-
pected from such as you," she said,
but you dare not do what you threat
en-
You shall see," said the banker
quietly.
And you shall see, she replied de-
family. Turning upon him another con-
temptuous glance. she swept out Of the
room.
HIM" muttered Mr.. Grierson. "a
clear case. She loves that man, and
doubtless he has Tilted her. Nothing
but his ruin will satisfy her. Ten to
one before this time tomorrow she will
have dropped the principal part Of her
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