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Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
Mr.. SHERLOCK HOLMES

n the year 1878 I
took my degree
of doctor Of
medicine of the
univer + sity OF
Lond on, and
proc e e ded to
n tley to go
through I h e
C curse pre-
scribed for sur
geons in t h Q
army. Having
completed m y
studies there /
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
Confederation.

Aunt Polly-Mary. they say you're
engaged to your cousin Jim.
Mary-It amt true. love hlm tor
tod wa ew ta1ts-Oyces %ssis
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
The Farmers Revenge.

Don't Blow the Gas Out" was the siTu.
Ouoth Farmer Jones: "An right"
And no he tucked himself in bed
And let it burn all night
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02

BEING a reprint from Hs "reminiscences or JoHE
Il WATSON Il D., tate Of the Army Medical
Department.
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02
II. H. GOUCHER.

4itoruey -aL-Iaw. once On second uOUi
auuerson building, near Court House, bu, c
Butler citizen. [volume] (Butler, Pa.) 1877-1922, 1894-02-02

ne Is a decent fellow enough"
- Ill -@,,lo-+ e,,HD1ea
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
ALIAS SUMMONS,


In the district court OF the First ju-
dicla district OF the state of Montana,
in and for the county Of Lewis and Clarho.
! ixabeth Russell planlil. versus
Frank H. Russell. defendant
The state of Montana sends erecting
q the 0Vovc named defendant
You are hereby required to appear I'm
an action brought against you by the
abuyc named plaint'if m the district SQUIRT
OF the First judicial dis;.loI Of the state
OF Montana, la and Cor the county OF
Lewis ana Clarke. AMI 10 answer the
complaint flcd therein. within ten days
exclusive OF the day OF seryiccl after
the service on you OF ttiia summons, N
served within this county; or, II served
Out OF this county hut within this dis
trlct within twenty dpYs, otherwise
within forty dayr, or Judgnrn' By default
will he taken against You according TO
the prayer OF said complaint. This said
action In brought 10 obtua a docrcn OF
this court dissolyng the bonds OF mutrl-
mcny existing between the plRintlT AMI
tho defendant uuon the ground OF eNtrcidf
cruelty OF suid defendant to said plain'
TN, ana awarding the custody - the two
minor children TO this plaintiff ana for
such other and further relief aa 10 said
court shalt seem just and equitable, and
for pmlntlnH costs herein.
And you are hereby notified that II you
fail 10 appear and answer the said com
plalnt, ~ above required, the said plain
TIC viii take default against you ana
apply to the court for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Given undor my hand and the seal Of
the district court OF the First judicial
district of the state OF Montana, In aud
For the county of Lewis and clarke. this
18th day of December, In the year of
our Lord, lsat
(SonlD JOHN UgAN, Clork
By q. q. FREEMAN, Deputy Clerk
n, 70, sTtlANAllAN, Attorney FOR Plain
tlff,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
surn1rIrs SALE


BY virtue OF an execution In my hands.
Issued out OF the district court OF the First
Judicial district OF the state OF Montana.
In and for the county OF Lewis and
Clarke, IN the suit OF Edwin w. Tcole.
against Peerless Jennie Mining Company,
duly nttested the 2ith day OF November,
A. d. 1884, ] have levied upon all the right,
title and interest of the said Peerless Jen-
ME Mining Company, In and 10 the follow
Ing described property. situated In Lewis
and Clarke county, state OF Mon
tann, viz: The Little Jennie Lode
No. 2. West being mineral en-
try No. 237. designated by the sur
veyor general OF Montana as lot No. o..
containing 1927 acres, In township s. ~,
r. W; also the Peerless Jennie No. !.
West. the Peerless Jennie No. !. East.
and the Little Jennie No. l. East. mineral
entry No. 239, and therein designated as
lots Nos. 60 d and 5S, A. and b., In town
ship s. n. x. W. also a certain tunnel
claim or right. commencing at the Little
Jennie No. ], East, ore house, and run
ming thence southerly 5000 feet, said tun-
mel claim being fully described In location
notice In Book d OF Lodes In the county
recorders office OF Lewis and Clarke
county Montana; also the Qucensbury
lode. designated by the surveyor general
OF Montana as lot No. 62, In township S.
N, r. W.. being the land embraced An
mineral entry No 23S containing NG
acres; the foregoing claims are All re-
corded in Book 7 OF Deeds. pages 81 and
SS, IN the Office OF the county clerk and
recorder Of Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana 10 which said records reference
Is hereby had for more full and complete
description OF the said premises.
Together with all and singular the ten
ements. heredltamcnts and appurtenancos
thereunto belonging or In any wise apper-
tanning.
Notice Is hereby given that on the 20th
day OF December. a. ID, 1894. between the
hours OF o'clock a. m. and o'clock q.
m OF said day, to-wit at the hour OF "
m. nt the front door OF tho court house.
in the city OF Helena, said county and
state. will sell all the right. title and In
tsrcst OF the said Peerless Jennie Mining
Company, I'm and to the said above de-
scribed property. TO The highest bidder
for cash In hand.
Given undOr my hand, this the 9th day
OF November A. -. lmt
CHARLES u. CURTIS, Sherin.
liy FRED E. HOSS Under Shenn.
TOolc a Wallace, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Tho sale OF above property has been ud-
iourncd TO Saturday. Jan 6. lSg5 there be-
Inc no bidders Present ut the time SET for
sale.
CIIAS, u, CURTIS, shorin.
By FIRED H. HOSS. Under shpriu
Dated Thursday Dec. % 1894.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31


. IN the district court OF the First lu-
dicial district of the state ut Montana, ln
and Tor tho county of Lewis aad CLARKE.
In the matter OF The estate OF Henry IA.
Snow. deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by the under
signed, executor OF the estate OF Henry n.
SNOW, decreased, to the creditors OF, and
all persons having cluims against the said
deceased. 10 exhibit them with the ucccB-
sary vouchers, within four D months
after the first publication Of this notice.
to the said executor nj room n Montana
National bank building. Helena. Montana,
the same being the plncc for the trnnsac-
ton OF the business OF said estate, In the
county uf Lewis and Clarke.
EMIL WOMM ELSDORF.
Executor OF the Estate OF Henry II, SNOW,
DUCcaavd
Dated Helena Mont. Dec IS 1894
n, s. icpncr, Attorney for the Executor.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
suERIFF's SALE.

Charles Parsons, plaintiff, VS.. Franklin
r. Wallace, ct al, defendants.
Under and by virtue OF an order Of sale
and decree Of foreclosure and sale issued
out of the district court OF the First judi
cial district OF the state OF Montana, In
and for the county Of Lewis and Clarke,
on the 18th day OF November. A. ID, 1884,
IN the above entitled action. wherein
Charles Parsons. the above named plain
tin. obtained a judgment and decree OF
foreclosure and sale against Franklin II.
Wallace ct al, Defendants on the 18th day
OF November. A. ID. 1894. for the sum Of
81, ,9S9 II, besides interest. costs and attor-
neys fees. which said decree was, on the
18th day OF November, A. u. 1884. recorded
In judgment book No, OF said court. at
page -. | am commanded to sell all that
certain lot, piece or parcel OF land, situ-
ate. lying and being in the county OF
Lewis and Clarke, state OF Montana, and
bounded and described as follows TO wit;
The north thirty-three (5O feet OF lots
numbered twenty-eight (2s) and twenty
nine (29l. in block numbered 1--WE hundred
and forty-eight (5isl, OF the original town
site Of Helenn, according to and as said
lots and block are more particularly de-
scrlbed upon the official plat OF the said
named original townsite now on iile In the
office OF the county clerk and recorder Of
the said county of Lewis and Clarke. To-
gcther with all and singular the tene-
menta heredithments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging or i'm any wise apper-
talninE.
Public notice ls hereby given that on
Tuesday the sth day OF January. A. u.
1895, at u o'clock m. Of that day, at the
front door OF the court house. Helena,
Lewis and Clarke county. Montana, | will,
IN obedience 10 said order OF sale and de-
croo OF foreclosure and sale. sell the
above described property. or so much
thereof as may be necessary 10 satisfy
said Judgment. with interest and costs.
10 the highest ana best bidder, for cash
in hand
Given under my hand this 18th day OF
December, A. -. 1894
CHARLES H. CURTIS. sheriff.
Ry FRED y. HOSS, Under Sheriff.
cullen & Toolc. plaintiffs attorneys.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
NOTICE TO cRnnIrnna

Estate OF sprulile Bradon. dcceasod
Notice is hereby given by tho UNDER
signed, admlnlntratrlN of the estate ~
Spruillo BtHden, deceased. TO the crcdl.
tors Of aud all persons having clnlma
against said deceased, 10 exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within four
60 months after the frat publication Of
thia notice, 10 The said ndmlnintfntrlN, az
M, office OF the g. T. Public snmpllng
Works. ut Helena. Montana, the sumo be-
ms the place Tor the transaction of the
bunlnefn of said estate. IN the county OF
LewlH ana Clarke.
MARTHA n. BRADEN,
Adminlptratrlx Of sprulllo Bador Do
ceased
dated July 9, 1904 a...
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31

Council Bluhs, Iowa. Dec 30. AT the
door Of the city jail hers, George A. Carson
asked 30 b' imprisoned for forgery. On
las. Saturday be fed from Matongo, Iowa.
us forged tho names Of John Engolbot OF
Mnrengo, eK-iheriG and OF ha brother
q. n. w. Euge BERT 10 eight checks aud
had them cAshsd. lie said the Nmouut
whs $40. llo went % Omaha on Sunday
md spent two dafa IN dissipation, arriving
here THIS morning with one cont In hls
pocket The authorities NJ Ma engo weFs
notified nnd anawer oAmo TO hold him until
an uficor should arrive.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31

Montana plvision-I2 Main street, Helena,
Northern Divisions East broadway.
Butte city. Montana.
Southern Division i23 South Main street.
Los Angeles. California.
Central Diyigion-5ll to @i West Ninth
street. Kansas city Missouri
Western Division 400 Ge9ry street, san
Francisco California.
Eastern DlNiHion-iW Randolph street,
Chicago, Illinois.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
NOTICE or DISSOLUTION OF PART
MEREHTp
Sold by all druggists.

The firm heretofore existing under the
name and style OF T. j. CrOnin q Co.
Cbeing composed Of r. j. Cronin and n. X.
Sherwlnl doing business as liduor. wine
and cigar dealers at II North Main street,
llclenn, Montana, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. Il. j. Cronin ASSUMES all
the liabilities OF said Arm, and will collect
all claims due said firm r. j. Cronln
Will hereafter conduct and carry on the
business heretofore carried on by said
iIIm NJ the old stand, and we respectfully
solicit for him n continuance OF the llb-
cral patronage heretofore extended TO
said firm by Its patrons
r. J. CRoNlN g co,
r, J. CRONtN,
~ X. SHERNlN.
Dec. "a, 1906
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
MarIago Of rIIdonl, smeoihnnLt

New Orleans, Doc. 9l-usorRo =. East-
wiok mauegor OF the sugar refinery hero
md member OF tho flrm OF HaySmsysr A.
Eattviok, ana hiss Co spts SlAuffer, tho
youuR lady who was engaged 10 samuel ].
1lldon and TO whom ho tea 500. 900 ia hia
will, were married.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31

Sick headache ana a sensation Of op-
ptesalon and dullncss In the head are very
commonly produced by indlgcstlon:' NOR
bid dependency irrltabllliy and over sem
rtlvoness Of the nerves may. In major
ity Of cases, be traced to the snme cause
DT j. II McLcan's Liver aud Kidney
llnlm and plllets will positively cure. For
sale by rarchcn-D' 'Acheul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31

Dandrun Is due TO an enfeebled state
Of the skin. Halls Hair Renewer quick,
ems the nutrltive functions of the skin
healing and preventing the formation
of dandruff.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
Two Lives for a Elcklo cIrl.

Birmingham. Alo., Dec. 3l-AleH. Will
hanson and Will Perry. two young men
living at Coalburg, we're suito's for tle
hand OF Mamie Bell. Both had given her
stvsral presents and were making all Lin ls
Of moves TO win hot. Tho Rll was en-
paee 90 both and was playing the flirt.
To-day thoy begun 10 d ink, aud when
Williamson went 20 visit his sweetheart.
be found her with Perry. fow hot wo de
were rAs,ej, when Perry fred upon Will
hanson. The fire was returned and Perrg
fell dead, while his rival fell in a dying
condt on and expired late this afternoon,
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
RE {: !
DIS. Liebig. & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.

Free consultation given TO all persons
suffering frcm Chronic Diseases, Disease
OF the Eye, Ear, Nose, Throat, stomach,
Kidneys, Urinary Organs. Nervous ana
Private Affections. The rapidly increas-
ing number OF patients in Montana d-
mand greater facilities and nccommoda-
lions TO meet which Drs. Lieblg x Co.
have established offices In this city. They
will be In charge OF duly authorized rem
resentatiVe, who Will report all compli-
Gated cnsea 10 the head Office, where u
complete record Is kept OF all cases and
The treatment adopted. Each branch haN.
Ing It's specialists, no one physician, ana
not less than five experienced specialists
have consultation on every case pre-
sented. Having thousands TO refer TO.
comparisons are radtly i.ade NO eNperi-
mentlng-simply applying tho treatment
successful. This Is the secret 81 thclr
success ana the reason sjch marvellous
cures as heretofore reported nave been
made after the best local physicians pro-
nounced them hnpcIessly incurable.
MEN-Chronic affections. whether from
Cnrly lndscretion, Nenerinl ENVcsses.
Seminal Weakness, Loss OF Manhood.
syphilis and other affections uniting
them for enjoying any OF the pleasures OF
hfe, treated and cured after absolute
failure by others. Drs. Llcbig a Co.'S
IN treating the Diseases OF Men Is world.
wide, ana they have patients In all parts
OF e.
WOMEN Their specialist for afrce.
tons OF Women has all the latest appll,
ancos aud remedies used In the principal
hospitals. ana ia wilhou. IA superior on
the coast.
CATNRRH-And kindred affections or
the Eye, Ear, Throat and Lungs success.
fully treated. and In "A manner 30 mildly
as to be acceptable 10 the most delicate
child
Braces for Spinal noformitles, Ciuh
Feet, etc, manufactured, Satisfaction
guaranteed,
Can early and avoid being hurried by
~
cannot ind II convenient 60 see the Emit
ucnt Specialists can state thoir cases by
letter Careful attention given TO cor.
rcRpondencc and medicine ana appliances
sent by cNprcap
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
PROPOSALS. ron WATER SUPPLY
FOR THE cry or HELENA, MONT

FOR THE CTTY or HELENA, MONT
Notice Ia hereby given that, pursuant %
an order OF the city council OF the city OF
Helena. Montana, the undersigned VIII re-
ccivc bids until " o'clock noon Of the Sth
day Of January, isQi, nt hia offlrc In tho
city han, In Hnid city OF Helena, for sup
for IRE sewerage ana other purposes for
the term of ono 20 ton years. For furthor
Information apply 10 the city clerk Of anid
city ot uclenn. Proposals must he nc.
-compnnicd by bonds In tho sum Of Ave
thousand dollars To cntor Into contract W
hid shall be accepted. The rlgh; 10 reject
any ord all bids u expressly rcsrrved
STEPHEN CARPENTER.
City Clerk OF Helena. Montana.
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31

Hoods aarsnpnrllln gives the blood Vi.
talliy and richngg. IL prevents much
sickness
The Helena independent., 1894-12-31
REGULAR VISITS MONTHLY

AZ Great Falls on the 18th and 10th,
Al Mlssoula on the 10th.
AT Bogcman ON the 18th.
Al Livingston on the 18th.
The herald., 1894-09-27
A DIRECTORS MEETING

or the Chamber of Commerce and the
Art Committee.
The art committee, appointed to pass
upon the pictures submitted for ex-
hibition in the art gallery annex OF the
chamber of commerce, has concluded
their somewhat arduous labors. 1t is
safe to cay that their services will not
be appreciated in certain quarters, for
out of 102 pictures submitted only 68
have passed the critical eye OF the COM
mittee satisfactorily. Owners OF se-
lscted pictures will receive intimation
OF the fact from the secretary.
Yesterday afternoon the board OF di-
rectors of the chamber OF commerce
met. There were presen. Directors
McGsrvin, King, Cline, Stimson. Graf,
Mullen. Forman. Jones, Jevne. Klokke,
Cohn, Eisen, Francisco, with Vice-Pres-
ident Lsnkershim presiding.
Leave of absence was granted to Di-
rector Patterson for three weeks.
The following gentlemen were elected
to membership in the chamber: @. A.
Alexander, w. Rose. s. G. Hubbell, L.
Stovell, Alhambra Shoe Manufacturing
company, f. L. Danes of Long Beach
and j. l.. Rowland of Pomona.
Secretary Willard reported on the con-
dition of tho financial standing of the
chamber, and the meeting, generally,
was given up to discussion of ways and
meane.
The herald., 1894-09-27
SEARCHING FOR ROOM.
CITY SUPERINTENDENT ON THE
SCHOOL ROOM QUESTION.
He States Why He Advocates Big Issue Q
OF Bonds for Increasing tho
Educational Facilities
of the City.

Few Of the residents of this city,"
says Prof. P. W. Search, the new school
superintendent. understand the need
there is at present for additional room
in the public schools. When was in
the east l heard on several occasions
and in several different portions OF the
east that Los Angeles was behind other
cities in school facilities. l was 10th to
believe this l thought that Los Angeles,
with all its wealth, all it's enterprise, all
its culture and refinement, would be in
the front row in educational matters. l
must ssy that now, after having inves-
tigated the matter for myself, l find
correct. 1t is in the matter OF school
facilitiea--in other words, not near
enough room for the accommodation OF
the pupils who wish to attend the
schools.
Every school room in the city today ;s
crowded to its utmost capacity. New
pupils are continually coming in, and, OF
course, those who are there before them
are given the preference in the matter
Of seating accommodations.
Therefore, if man comes to tn 9 city
today with family of children and
sends those children off to the public
schools, they must return on the even
ing of tho first day and say that they
were not properly treated. A crowded
echool room is, as everybody knows, or
can imagine, not conducive to progress."
Prof. Search paused for breath, an
earnest look came into his eyes and he
resumed: II recognized the crying
need for moro school room upon my first
round OF the schools. l Immediately
resolved to CONNER vigorous cam
paign for more school houses. think /
can serve the people of Los Angeles in
no better way than by forcing this
Issue.
"Ihe industrial high echool I consider
as q necessity. Not only that, but look
upon it as good investment, Himply in
the way OF an investment.
''It win, like all the other school i'm
provements, draw people to the city.
And people attracted by such insttu>
tions are the sort of people city wants.
This additional school room asked
for now 10 not in the shape OF work for
the future All the s6 additional school
rooms asked for could be filed today,
and it will be year ct least before we
can get them built. The matter OF 1000
or more additional pupils over last
years number cuts hardly any figure.
for l believe that there are as many
more who are kept away altogether by
the crowded conditions. And consider
what another year will bring.
"Yes, we must have these schools"
The herald., 1894-09-27

train passed, then ! drove in to the gum
trees and tied my horse.
/ went out almost directly In front OF
the horse and sat down until Mr.. Colvin
came back. He handed me some shells.
Take these shells, / have no pocket"
put them in my coat pocket. He went
to the rear end of the buggy with the
gun and stood there a minute or two,
doing something, don't know what.
| don't know what be, did-where he
went. He heard someone coming. He
started to run. and l unhitched the
horse and started to drive in the
direction he was going. Mr.. Woodward
drove up just as | was coming into Pep
per avenue, and stopped me. He put
me under arrest and took me to Walnut
street.
The defendant was put through a
searching crose-examination before the
court adjourned for the day.
The herald., 1894-09-27

field and Miss Parker tnow Mrs.
Crose) made sarcastic remarks about
Mrs. Goodapeed. Mrs. Mansfield spoke
which Mrs. Pratt eaid ebe was well.
Mrs. Mansfield then said Lucy is lazy
and i'll nstured, and don't see how you
can have any pleasure in visiting her,
Mrs. Pratt then said, We'll, if you can't
say anything good OF her please do not
talk to me about her, and ehe left the
room In tears. Before Charles Prstt's
death | heard Mrs. Mansfield cav some-
thing. My opinion OF the mental sanity
OF Mrs. Pratt while she was resident of
thiH city, and for three or four years after
Charles Pratt's death, is that her mind
was entirely gone and that che was ut
terly incapable of transacting any busi-
ness In competent manner"
Upon cross examination by Col. G.
Wiley Wells, the witness said she wss
married to Charles Pratt in April, 1873;
that che had resided with him for many
years at Wilmington, Los Angeles and
San Pedro, but left him and got divorce
in 1891. Colonel Wells continued rap
idly to inquire into the witness life and
her whereabouts since her marriage, her
Lille in Salt Lake, her second marriage,
her return to San Francisco. So per-
sistcnt was the questioning the witness
became greatly excited. fearing. evil
IDENTIFY, that trap had been set for
her, and she WAS trying to avoid it.
Tears moved freely for moment, but
she soon regained her oomposure. Asked
about having stated to certain persons
in San Francisco that she was there
without penny, but that she had been
offered $4,000 to testify in behalf OF the
contestants in the contested will case,
and that she would take it, and that
she would come down here and offer her
services, il they used her all right, il
not she had $1,000 under the will any
how. Mrs. Wakefield pronounced the
insinuation q lie, with emphasis, and
then related how man named Knight
had inveigled her and her husband into
business deal which had ended disas-
trously. She rejected the insinuations
against her. and that she had made a
deal with Mr.. Hsnlon or his agents
whereby she was to be paid literally for
her services as q witness.
Mrs. Wakefield was still on the stand
for additional cross-examination when
court adjourned for the day.
The herald., 1894-09-27
THREE SMALL FIRES.
Tho Deadly Gasoline Stove Again Gets
There.

Tho Deadly Gasoline stove Again Gets
Three small fires was the record for
yesterday. None of them were attended
by much damage and the only notable
fact, perhaps, was that the deadly gaso-
line stove got in it's work again.
The first blaze occurred at 5 80 in the
morning. This was in b stable at III
Beach street, owned by James Culver,
otherwise and better known as "Chineee
Jim" The stable, together with hack
valued at $1,000, buggy, harness and
considerable hay were burned. The
total damage was about $500. There
was some insurance but not enough to
cover the loss.
the second fire took place at 3:l5 at
AGO Jackson street. 1t started in n rub
blsh pile in the rear of John Roll'a resi-
dence. Some children were playing
with matches. Considerable excite.
ment WAS caused, but no damage.
About 5 80 the third alarm came in,
from Buena Vista street. A shanty oc-
cupied by Mrs. Lenora Spileman was
coneumed. Here the gasoline stove
comes in. 1t exploded. The shanty
was in the rear OF No. 924. About 5000
worth of damage was done. The depart
ment had lively work for a few minutes
to save the adjoining property.
The herald., 1894-09-27

Do not wear impermeable and tight-i fitting
hats that cohgest the blood vessels OF the scalp.
Use Halls H air Remover &C asionally, and you
will not be bald