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Mrs. Corisando was born only two years
earlier thnn her brother Tom. When Tom
was 10 years old, she gloried because she
was ~. When Tom was known 10 De IA,
she confessed 90 sweet 10. When Tom
proudly boosted Of IS, she timidly ncknowl-
edged herself past 10. When ho came
homo from college with mustache and
had a party in honor Of his twenty-frst
birthday, she said 10 her friends:
"Whnt "a boyish fellow he isl Who
would think he was only year younger
than ~" And when Tom declared he was
% and old enough 70 get married she said
TO "a gentleman friend: "Do you know /
feel aavngoy jealous 10 think Of Tom get
ting marriedf But then / suppose twins
always are more attached to each other as
brothers and sisters"
And two years later at Toms wedding
she said with girlish vivacity to the we'd
ding guests:
dear old Tom, 10 see him married to
day, and then think how when he was
only years old they brought him in to
see me, his baby sister, / wonder If he
thinks Of it nowg"-London Tit-Bits.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

Tie morning may b. very bright.
WITH not o. cloud In tho wide blue sky.
And We smilo with the mornings dawn and
think
That tho day viii pasa IN sunshine By.
Bat ere mornings dawn has passed away
Tho dark clouds from the Wcat creep GA,
And dreary d. The summer day.
And tho happy sunshine an a. gone.
And often, too, The morn g. dark.
Int the day ia sunny, bright and clear.
And tho clouds ~ morn ail pass away.
Aud tho songs 81 Nature riao Ia air.
And we know that Tho hiuc Is always there.
Whether tho clonds be- hiaci. or white,
And We know that tho sun hchlad tho clouds
Ia nhining beautiful and bright.
50 Ms with lifo-a changing sccne.
a changing over 81 joys and woes.
Now dark, now bright-fhis heart Of ours.
Now heavier, now lighter grows.
Yes, midst the clouds Of WOO ana pain,
Tho sun of Hope ~ ginning atilf
And 81 60 dearest Hope SIC cling.
Tho heaviest heart viii nud no iil.
God Is our HOPE. our refuge. strength,
Our Hope eternal in The heaven.
Let not despair our spirits I'LL
This Hope D. ever % us given.
Cork E4aminor.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

CHEhIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OFAN FXF-
- cutlon IN my hands. ieeued out Of the district
court 81 tho First judicial district ~ tho stats
" Montana, Ia and Tor the county Of lewis and
clarke. IN the suit of nobert n. hale against
hirley O.. Aahby. duly atfested the l2h day Of
December, a. u. 1s93 have levied upon all the
right title and Interest u the sad shirley 4.
Arhbg In and 90 the following described prom
erty. situated In Lewis and Clarke county. stats
II Montana. viz
Lots numbered one ~. two C2l snd thros Cd
ln block mum er twenry-ono Cd Of ITO oy's
addition 10 the city Of Helena Ia the county u
owns and clarke. state Of Montana, said prop
erty standing now on the records ~ tho county
~ i owia anu clarke In the name Of Emma T..
AehbJ.
Together with all and singular the tenements.
hsreditaments and appurtenhncss thereunto b.
ionging or in anyWi-e Appertaining.
Notice Is hereby given that on saturday the 81
oAyOf ebruAry. A. ID. 1854 a. the hour Of ~
o'tiock o.. Of Sud day. At tho front door Of tho
court house. Helena. ewls ami larss county.
stale Of hontanr. / will sell all the right title
and Interest ~ tho said hhr 81 g. Ashby in aud
20 the aid above described property. to the
highest bidder for each hand.
Given under my hand this the nth day of
January. A. ID. 1895.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff.
IRED T. Hess Under sheriff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

She bad not kuowp the young man long,
and when lac asked her 10 be his she re-
ferred him 20 her father.
lie had tackled more dangerous men
than girls father, and hc went In bruvely.
$50 said the father, observing how
handsome aud debonair he was, You want
10 marry my daughterf'
IL do, sir, ho answered promptly.
"Arc you prepared 10 mako some sacri-
fees"
Certainly, sir"
81 suppose you are n man about town."
ITO some extent, sir.n
"rhen you must give up your club"
The sutton was rudely shocked.
give up my clubw he exclaimed.
Eyes, sir, give mp your club, replied the
father sternly.
Great Sootti man. / can't do that"
But you must"
Il tell You / can't do it, he insisted.
Pm policeman and have no other means
Of support"
Then the father smiled serenely and told
him 10 run her in at nce-Detroit Free
Press.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

HELEvA. mont NOV. ~. 1894 Z
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has tlsd notice % biz intention 20
make hnal proof Ia support OF his claim. and
that said proof will te made before register and
receiver a helena, Mont on Jan. g 1891. VIZ.
teorge n. Hundy. who made deoiaratory stnte-
5W.
lie names the following witnesses 70 prove his
Continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
fad land, viz.
John Merry. Of Ten Mile. Montana. Thomas d.
Reilly. % 2 en- Mile. Montana. Hector Cody. Of
len Nile. Montana, Frank l. esce u Hell
ena. Montana
ANY person who desires 20 protest against the
allowance Of such proof, OF who knows OF any
substantial reason under the law and tho reRu-
latione 81 the interior department why such
proof hould not b. allowed wis be given an
opportunity az the above mentioned time and
place Cross-examiue the witnesses Of said
claimant, and 20 ohsr evidence IN rebnttal of
that submitted BY claimant
3 A. sylGGErT. Register
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
zee the Worlds Fair for Fifteen Cents.

Upon receipt Of your address aud 10 cents
in postage stamps we will mail you prepaid
our Souvenir Portfolio Of the Worlds COL
umbian Exposition. The regular prics Is
10 cents. but ss We want you 20 have one.
We make the price nominal. You will lind
IL wo K Of art and a thing 10 be prizsd.
Il contains full page views OF thO great
buildings with descriptions OF same. and
is Il ,outed IN highest. style Of art II not
Satisfied with IL after VOC get il We will ro-
fund the stamps and let you keep tho book.
Address H. L. Bueklen a Co.. Chicago. III.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

ALIAS SUMMONS 81 IN THF DISTRICT
n court ~ the first Judicial district Of q .
state 81 Montana. 10 and Tor the county Of Lewis
John Merry. pialniin. ", myron .. Tomptin..
liasria ,. d onpxins his wifel, A bfri A. Ihorn-
hurrh. Louie d. d. i.atz a. aasiRnes ~ "A. NJ.
rnbush. Tho Denver Investment and Fank
ing tompany United, ho irsvdent trust
The state u Montana ssnd, grooting to ths
above named defendant
You 40 heroby soIuirei 20 sppo,r IN an action
un D. tl.n dlstri.f curt % tho Tifat ludlcial
district u Tho stats % Montana. in ani Tor tis
county VI ifF.s and CLARKE. nnd o. answer tho
compliant Died Tho Gin. within Ten days 'ezciu-
sse of tto day u serFoel after The service on yon
81 tbs summons = sersrt within this couniY
or % served o1t ~ this county, but within this dis
trict within twenty dsys. 81 hrrN iss within forty
daYa ~ Judgment hy default will DO taken
fgainst Jon according 20 the prayer n said COM
The said sotian 6, brought 10 recover iuds-
mont asAinst mo said defendants Myron l..
Aa1 Bessie J. lompkiua ia the sum
~ ono thousand dollars and iutsrsst al i2 per
cent Dor annum from Aug iHp1. also FOR tho
per annum from Anr. T. 1855 The same bsins
accrued and unpaii iuterfstt al ~ which L. &C.
cordina 10 the oonditlons II certain uromis-
err motto made n q delivered b. the said do
iendsnts 20 plaintn on Feb I. 1891 and o.
iofecloae Ger ain mortgage on lot nun Der
clever iiD IN b.ocf numbered seven llJ IA
hrs konck aldition 70 tao city u Helena.
county ~ lev aud Cake state % Montana
made ana delivered ~ tho said defendants to
secure mo payment u tbs said promisaory note.
for tho sum ~ fi2l a. roasonable counsel fees
for sueh tuif and for snch other legal and
rGuitabis relief usually demanded ia such Gases.
rariioul1r reforsncs Is hereby hal % the COM
plant on file h0rsIp Tor more particulars.
And ron are horeby notified. that n ron fail 10
appear ami answer the said complaint. AZ shove
Required, the said plaintiff will apply e. the
court for tie relief smanded In the com plant.
Given under my hand And tins seal u the Die
rlct Court " tho first Judiciai District
% the ttAts Of Montana. la and
Tor the ounty Of LOWS aud
( seal first } iarka. this 9Th day Of Janu-
Jud Dist bry. 10 tho year ~ our ord
Court one thousand eight hundred
r and ninafy-four.
JOHN nfAN. Closk
~ q. o. FREEnAs. Deputy Clerk
II. b. liepnsr. attorney Tor plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

Itching piles are known by moisture like
pc spiTation, causing intense itching when
warm. Tins form az we'll as blind blesd
ing or pTotrudinR. yield 1t once TO DIR. Bo-
sanko's Pile Remsd7. which aois directly
on parts affected, absoi be tumors. allayI
itching and affects permanent cure. Fifty
centa. druggists or mail. Circulars free
DIR. BOsAnko. Philadelphia. Pa. Sold by
Parchen-D'Acheul Drug Co.. Helena.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

Canon Farrar says that the present sta
tistics show that the number of births in
the richest districts Of Kensington, London,
are 20 per ! 900 every year, while the num-
Der of births in the poorest districts of Full
ham are IS per 600
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

trnde. II nu agent can guarantee 10 cell a
certain number Of eases in n yenr be- will
receive from this house the absolute right
70 certain label for 30 years, and be can
choose any label he picases. Oh. IL Is a
great bualness.-Ncw York Tribune.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
NInnnrcl, Of AIIHo snrrnrs.

IF any one stilf has a lingering doubt that
New York janitors are absolute autocrats,
let him try to sleepin an average New York
flathouse after o'clock Sunday morning
and listen to the pounding Of the steam
water pump in the basement, while no one
darcs to protest 10 the high and mighty
ianitor Exchange
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
A Considernte DueIlst.

A duel with pistols was TO take place be
tween a couple of Frenchmen. One Of
them was 10 minutes behind time. Bowling
politely, he said:
Gentlemen, / am sorry to have kept you
waiting. You needn't have waited for me.
You should have gone right on without
the. "-Tammany Times.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

Tho best salve in the world for Cuts
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. salt Rheum. Fever
Sores. letter. Chopped Hands. Chiiblains.
COfns ami all skin Eruptions. and Iosi-
lively cures Piles or no pay requi ed. IL -
qua tanteed to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 20 cents ne box.
For sale by the Psrchen- D'Acheul ID ug Co.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20

Thoss who have used DR.. Kings New
Discovery know its value. and those who
have not ! aye now the opportunity TO trT
IL free. Call on tho advertised drueg SITS
and get trial bottle free. send your name
and address to n. L. Bucklen 4 Co.. Chi
caRo. and get a sample box of DIR. Kings
New Life, pills free as we'll os IA copy OF
Guide to Health and Household Instructor.
free. All OF which is guaranteed to do you
good aud cost you nothing. PaTchsn-
D'Acheul Drug Co.'s drug sto-e.
One dollar will hny II yards Of "Eruit Of tho
Loom musiin A. The lo1 l4iye
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STEINWAY 6 SONS.


n in
a as n
al on the
ands
Stenway
universally
working all
able the choice workme the the useful
their Pianos their factory,
ee being their foundry under the direct
o the Stenw
The the caution should be exercised the purchase
the
Sons each Piano years. their
says. We ares
Musical Mopcbandisso.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
Musical Merchandise.
ERTHUR ,. CURTIN'S
BRIGGS & GO.

THE the bes
in 10
OF
o
Piano n
The by a third pedal
the
bulk Of the material disposed greatest support where
pblock This is accomplished
o he IS o
in
tremendous of bringing strings pitch would be disastrous
Briggs Pinocks
The angles other
the different tendency slipping
Keyled Brace S of level in
has proved giving rendering
easy regulate
Musical NI0pcbandise.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1894-01-20
SOHMER 6 Go.

II pursued adopted other leading
of devotng ooroaon the money that they have be-
They preferred
purchasers certain benefits quality and price, which are denied them by other
influence
opinion Sme Co. been compelled order
comm very such
q the distinguished
quality and sympathetic character
throughout the
piano and unie with alb
qualities highest degree that constitute
i is the SOilAlER
desiring information descriptions of
manufactured
mer We mail will
the writer personally to make the
selection
Musical Merchandise.
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AM IE3: PlLLs!
.kle.akal 1.IllllL ~

DR.. Cations Reliable Compound for Ladies are
Safe, Prompt. khectuAl The original and only
sealed. Advice freq CATION SPEC CO.. Bee
6na. Mas
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WEGMAN & Go.

HE achieved by this
FrsThe selecting gnoneb
besto meria
Second.-The be o Workmanship n branche
ever made
n
Of
sustaining singing quality.
checking
andw
S mosse in
mmonylo found in imosw wit planks
challenge n
n the
To the truth assertion invite you call
and ee the We State Agents
Musical Merchandise.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
MEETING or roBACco ExcHANGE.
Speeches by the Retiring and Incoming
Presidents.

The annual meeting OF the Richmond
Tobacco Trade took place at the HIch
mond Tobacco Exchange yesterday al
T. VI.
Mr. William c.. Miller, whose term OF
Office expired by llmita ion OF law, ana
who has proved a most elhclent ON, :
made a neat retiring speech. He thanked
the Trade for Che uniform courtesy ana
kindness with which his rulings during
the past four years HAD been received,
and begged that any apparent h"IShh"@s
be attributed 10 errors of the A'Ld ana
not of the heart He then addressed
himself in a most complimentary manner
to the new president, and resigned the
chair 20 him.
called uuon for n speech He said be
was no speaker. but thanked the Trade
for the compliment conveyed on ritcunE
him to the presidency Of the Iopdcco
Trade of the city Of Richmond, Va.
promised 10 give the duties Of the ofhc"
his best attention. and hoped that each
and every member would aid him as bes,
they could In the performance or his heN
functions
president. He assured the Trade Of hts
ful appreciation OF the high honor they
bestowed. Ar8Boyd gave reFie" 81
the market in the past ana a General
summary OF II as now Orga ulEcl. pointed
out the places where friction might -
cur. and the remedies for f.
lie promised his best energies In me
discharge Of the duties deyoiyinS upon
him
All the remaining officers were te-elect-
cd
The secretary read n communication
from the president ot the Virginia state
Agricultural and Mechanical society,
asking that the Tobacco EXCHANGE ma
tobacco warehouses in the city OF FIth-
moni. Va. be closed on the opening day
OF the Exposition, Tuesday October y
1894 and on motion TO that effect, II vas
50 Orlarnl.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
The DANTILLE ASSOCIATION.
E'ec'ion or Ohicers-Bigge,t Years Work
In tho History Of IN. CITY

DANNlLLE. VA, Oct. -Special.-This
being the first day of the new tobacco
year the annual meeting of the DanVilIe
Association was held this afternoon The
annual report of President Jordan shows
me total sales of loose leaf tobacco in
thls market for the year ending Septem-
her @0th were 42.0Olil pounds for which
the sum OF S2,6l5. 233. 60 was paid As the
president says this IS a record breaker
as TO the number OF pounds sold This
was me biggest years work in the his
torN OF thls market. Mr.. .lordans report
iurther shows that the hogshead storage
trade OF this market which Is but I'm its
infancy Is growing rapidly. The receipts
the PAST year We're $3.50 hogsheads. de-
ilNefles, 4265 hogsheads; inspections liz
hogSheads stock in storage, 3.415 hogs
The president predicts brighter trade
for the current tobacco year the crop of
1874 being III most respects superior TO
that of the year 1893.
The following officers were elected for
the current year: VI. T. Jordan, president.
John G. Covington, yice-presldeut. / :
Bendall secretary and treasurer. r
Dibrell. chairman Executive COMMITTEES.
a. q. Fuller. chairman Sales Committee,
n T. Robertson, chairman Arbitration
Committee.
The shipments of manufactured tobacco
from Danville factories in September were
1884, pounds
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The r. cipisnt OF Ma Dalnti's-Chan2ei in
his Appearance.

CONVICTION, VA. oct. Especial
The correspondent Of The Times visited
CAPTAIN Thomas \. Goodman In his
cell to-day. and though he conversed
with Captain Goodman for an hour ana
"A quarter, was requested by the captain
not to publish his conversation.
CAPTAIN Goodman has the use Of two
sccond-story cells and corridor or NE
Allegheny county jail. lie Seu'IHlS
STAYS i'm his cell. in which is his cot
which is very nicely furnished. The n"or
is carpeted and the furniture consists OF
a cot. three chairs, one of which Is
rocker and a table. lie has many
books. papers. magazines ana mowers
around him which are sent TO MIN daily
~ synpathetic friends and admirers ON
his table IS lamp, testament and a vase
of flowers He is tho recipient Of many
dainties daily, and on one Sunday re-
cciyrd ten bowls OF ice cream. lie Is also
allowed 10 keep his razor IN ms cell,
which is quite a compliment to him.
CAPTAIN Goodman's appearance has
changed considerably since his cut APP
peared in The Times during his trial.
lie now wears n chin beard. His health
is a great deaI better, and ne IS very hope
ful for a new trial. His meals are sent
10 him from Jailor Harris private table.
Ills appette is fair, and his weight is
about In, same as IL was before his con-
lie was attired in a dark blue suit,
white shirt. turn-dOWn collar and a black
cravat. The gloomy days at the latter
part of last week he said, gave him the
blues. but now ne is all right again.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02
ROW THE CLUBS STAND,
Why TIM ORIOLES WON.
Their Work has Been tho NJ ost Cossistent
Of All tho League Teams.

With Sundays victory at Chicago. the
Champion Baltimores wound up the base
ball season of 1894. How they have
- every lover OF the great national game.
Tine record they have made Is better
than that of any club that has ever won
the pennant. and but for the slip-up In
Chicago on Saturday, they would have
passed the 700 per cent mark, something
never before accomplished. Their work
from the beginning OF the season to the
close has been the most consistent OF
fairly earned the honors that are now
being heaped upon them. Envious writer's
have tried I'm every way 10 belittle their
work. but these criticisms had only the
effect OF squirting on the little band 70
Press hits the nail on the head in the
following comment: THE New Works are
hard losers. As long as they fancied
they had a chance to win the pennant
tered, with the hope OF getting a little
the best OF his rulings. When they dis
covered that the plucky Balt!mores would
not fall down on their western tour, as
had been predicted x d nea ,hs an of the
papers. with the exception of the New
York Sun. concocted all kinds OF silly
charges against the Baltimores. First, IL
was alleged tina, the umpires were in
sympathy with the Baltimores and gave
ali close decisions In their favor. That
charge was disproven. Then. as a last
resort. rittsburg players were accused
of playing easy against Baltimore ana
hard against New York. WHY didn't New
York play harder against Pittsburg?'
The Orioles have lost only one OF the
series Of games--that with Boston. They
tied the New Yorks and won all the rest.
cept two with the Phiiadelphias and two
With the pittsburgs
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

The electoral board of Hcnrico county
met At the court-h&ySe yesterday morn
lrs, Mcssrs. Lewis ~ Boyer beng pres
eht ana Mr. John Pope, the other member
Of tie board. absent.
The judges of election at the various pro
ciHcts were present. and were instructed
IN the matter of conducting the election
uudcr the nov law.
The law was read and Us provisions
clearly explained. Under the new law
the registrar OF each precinct must in
form the board of tho number OF voters
I'm his precinct, 30 thdt tickets may be
provided
The following officers Of election were
appointed: W. 7. HolIswortb, ". Y.
sheppard. Z. G. Tate PopJ. c. L. Nc
Caul. Democrats, and Washington VIII
liams. Republican, commissioners of cleo
don. ! ". Jones, registrar at Gayton
precinct and g. W. Carr and +. 5. Shep-
ardson Democrats. and James Pollard,
Republican, judges for the same.
T.. G Tate was appointed judge at Shu-
makers, vice -. s. Brown. resigned.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-10-02

Investigation of the Charses-Mr. W. IL
mann Appears for the Government

NEWPORT NEWS. VA. Oct t.-Spe-
cial-United States Commissioner John
c. Tucker began an investigation this
afternoon into the charges of smuggling
against several men who were arrested
here Saturday morning by Special In
spector Ould CT the Treasury Depart
ment. Assistant District Attorney. vii
Ham II. Mann. OF Petersburg. appeared
for the Government, and Il. c. Blck-
ford. Of this city, represented the accused
The case % +. J. Muger was the first
TO be heard. He was charged with re-
ceiVing into his saloon on the night Of
July 18th barrel OF contraband rum
brought from "A Spanish steamship then
lying In port. The testimony showed that
a barrel. the contents of which were
not proven, was taken 10 Mugler's saloon
on the night referred TO, but that he
refused to have anything to do with IL.
He Immediately ordered II taken away.
Nugier was discharged.
The charges against G.. T. Uzzel we're
similar TO those against Mugler. II was
clearly shown that a mysterious barrel
was taken to Uzzels place Of bust
ness on the night the smuggling Is said
TO have taken place. but there was abun-