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LOAN LA RS.

Every ii ne some brcfless lawyer or bank
,npt loan ;y,<at gues tosNew York to unloai
few Kansas mortgages largely representing
wind, a.,d he fails to sell ut n premium. he
writes to soinc Kansas newspaper that Kan
sa., securities are not wanted i'll New York.
Sykc rect is That poor securities from any
Q state uOt wanted in any state, but good
securities frJ.n Kansas sen readily as
those from any other state. The mean thing
about the masser is that so many of these
stories are Odd TOR political effect. The man
willing to sni:rcS the name Of ansa ssjn
order to gam S-lnporary vantage cor his pan tH
risn evenly 10 the commonwealth and ought
=. to ~ ueated MS snch.-4a: Gibson Champion.
Q The G,unlhon, although IA rspubli-
/, cal paper, seems to obe getting very
tired OF III. malicious misrepresenta
/. tisns of the popnlists that have filled
the columns of such part!2an papers as
:et.;e Capital ami Hutchinson Nscs fOr
/, tbs last six months, and have also
appeared i'll letters alleged by those
papers ,6bave been written by Kansas
, loan agents in the east, and this tired
, feeling = shared BY thesgreat majorit!
tie desperate efforts of tAe republican
papers to.injsre the credit of the state
in order tha, by SO doing they might
: bring replsaci. upon the peoples patty.
#. mercy is ROW being loaned GU NOR
/. favorable terms in Kansas than eve!
: before. As far west as Edwards
+. County. no,w outstanding the snfavor
aule prospects sor wheat crap, LOANS
aSe leii,1 made Vt 0 per cent per
:. sEnuni, commission included, which Il
lpr ,e,.t .ow.rehaI former rates.
Thu. one ~ oUe, the diref"l pre-
/. tiielio.is ut lie organs of the dsfeate, q
party, are shown to be but the base
less 49,; l,ns. If Historical minds. .
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HE people are coming to under.
sstand, more and more, as the years
se'rnIl by, that there is no argument
against the government controlling the
wires for the, benefit of the people that
is not Il fortiori application to the
CaNire postal system. In these days
of rapid othought, concise expression
and necessity of quick interconmuni-
cation, it is the acme of absurdiiy to
have tie Telegraph in possession of Il
/. private monopoly. 1t Is Just as much
the ptpvi9ce of government to trans,
M. kilograms as it is to convey inclos-
ei letters aud postal cords. There
~i.Suid he 10 longer any scruple on this
ys,int: tEee media of communication
between tie minds of men must be
controlled hya power subject to the
peoples WILL, and cerrigible by public
.piaion when it is guilty of errer. The
telegraph monopolists are careless OF
public opinion, and they enjoy privi
frges, ispnunities and profits properly
tile property of the people.-Mn Fran
CISCO Star %
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ANOTHER GREAT OFFER !

sgs.rpton Pe) ne viii sad he Ladies World for one
ear, With magnificent Ceiis<fssu
6rSs i<s4 Hss~i<e packet
sse aad jussIv --l<s-z.sd E<kfsrd Sseet Peas. 49,
3. H HOWE 3 CO., 20 ParS Plaee, Ney York
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THERE is no more striking indica-
lis,li at The rate iit which economic
trndercies are forcing Iationalistic
. solutions upon the attention of the
country than the way ia which public
, .wmer,hip Of RAILROADS is coming to
the front as Il live issue. The, mere
-Iuention of such Il possibility two OF
fi,ee years ago in an average company
Q owould have been enough to classify a
a man as u crank" At the present
Stina, however, most business men you
. lnsst viii nave got beyond questioning
. the possibility 0r even the probability
{ of government operation OH some plan
oin the more or less near future, and
the only points on which there is a
chapce fer discussion are the questions
OF means, methods and consequences.
a-NAc NntiOn.
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J. GOLD men would not dare to reverse
legislation on the tao money metals.
DtmometiZe gold and give it limited
coinage and at the same tine restore
q silver to full legal tender and the free
coinage and we would soon zee Il
reversal of bullion values. l can have
s.omt respect for the man who believes
i'll and advocates the single gold stand
ard because he believes gold should be
the only money We should have, bat
fox. the man who pretends to be i'll
favor OF "a double standard and at the
siIne time belittles silver and insists
!. on requirements for it that he demands
sonnt for gold, have the most supreme
,s.Ynlempt. 1 cannot believe him hon
,sl.-tuin,ers' Tribune.
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THE populist party is attracting far
luo.e attention than Wall street infor-
lua.inn would suggest II is giving
t!ir greatest concern to all the western
!. publican members of congress. 1t
Is coming eastward. You see it
troubling the Georgians already. 1t
i, being formed in the negro counties
si: Maryland. 1t threatens t., absorb
the whole operative class of PIttsburg,
ONO and Michigan next time George
: Z ied Io,chsepd.
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SHEhIFF'S SALE.-Eo lois.

by virtue of an order of sale to me directed
and delivered, issued out OF the district court
OF Edwards county Kansas. in a case in which
sumner Hollin2 swOrth Is plaintiff aid Peter
haup ct al. are defendants, will, on Monday
the ZTn day OF May, lsYo between : aud 1
o clock .. III. of said day at the front door of
the court house ill the city of hn.slty, Ed
wards county, haL Sis. offer at pblIlic safe and
sell 10 the highest bldder Tor cash in hand all
the following described real estate. tu-wit:
The south Il OF the northeast IA and the
southeast u of section 81 iii township 70
south OF range Is west of the 9TH principal
meridiitu- i'll EwdardS county, Kansas.
said properly to be sold without apprais-
ment 10 satisfy the demands OF said order OF
sale. H. G. ROf,tltrS
Sheriff.
Slonecker, Wheeler &Switzer, att'ys for pItf
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ROAD NOTICE.
First publication april 18th. 1893.
tie OF Kansas O,iceof,,ou,,v c,.rL

Flrst Publication April 18th. 1888
state of Kansas t,.,,,.. r. , ~,
Id wards County o'i'' VA o'uu'' Cisrh
Notice is hereby given that on the IIth day
of April. 1888, u petition signed 10y Mark Needs
End ~ others Was pr, scented to the board of
county commissioners OF tle county and stat
aforesaid, praying for the laying out of a GER
taiu road described as following. viz:
Commencing ut the Sc corner Of sec 81 town
-. runge Is " est; thence west south line
of said section thirty -twO to the southwest
corner of said section tbirty-twn; thence
north on iEterSectiny line o sections thirty
one ana thirty-Iwo; twenty nine and thirty.
nineteen ana twenty. seve Itceu and eig hLeeu
seven ana eight 10 terminate 1T the nori beast
corner OF section seven township twenty live
| south range eighteen west.
"herenpOu said board of county cOmmi s.
sioners appointed tae following named per-
sens, viz: l. cline. John Mott and Otto
Donacber as viewers, with instructions to
meet. i'll conjunction with me county survey
or at the southeast corner OF section Thirty :
two township twenty five range eighteen, Ill
Brown township, on Monday the twenty
nineth day of May, :, ID. 1898, and piocee d
to view said road, and give to hi parties II
hearing.
iy order. of the Board of County Commits
siuners. F.. H. HANSON.
lsEALl County Clerk.
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SHERrFFS SALE.-No 1921.

IItst uD 1CtItiVH 4 pm ..sth Io.3.
BY virtue of an order of sale to me directed
ana delivered, issued out of the. district court
OF Edwards county, KANSAS, III Il cls,. in which
James Is Thompson is plaintiff and David e.
randall. el AL are defendants, wilton Mon
DAY the 18th day of May, 1885. between : and 4
o clock, y. H. Of Saia dIy at the front door OF
the couft house. i'll the city Of kiuSley Ed
wards county, Kansas offer at pii bic sale and
sell To the highest bidder, for cash in hnnd AL
the follow ngdescr iced real estate, to-wit:
he east "a OF. the west u OF section 81. in
township ii, south Of range ~ west ct the 9th
pal meridian, Edwards county. kausns
sad property 10 DC sold without nppra!s-
ment to satisfy the demands of said order of
Sale. K: IL RUBEltrS
sheriff.
slonecker, Wheeler & Switzer attorneys for
plaintiff.
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Business Methods Among Farmers.
He MIDDLEMAN gets a great
deal OF censure from the farm

/ uSaI Vi CciiStle lfOU the farm.
/ ers, and agree with my fellow.
farmers that the cases are not rare il
which he deserves some of it. But
granting this much, see more clearl,
every year that we, us IA class, are fully
as much i'll fault as any when we fal
to buy our supplies at Il fairly low
price and sell our products as high "a.
the markets justify. II middlemer
get an undue share of the money fol
which we have labored, IN the majorit,
of instances we would do we'll to blame
ourselves. There is too often il lacl
of business methods among us, and il
Is possible for us to pay pretty higl
price for an article without benetittins
the middleman as much rs we ma,
imeaine.
Let me illustrate: X thinks that be
will have to buy mower. or Il self
binding reaper for this harvest. Al
agent learns that there is a chance to
make sale. He spends "a half day
going to see X, urging him to buy
Then another agent learns of the
chance to sell to y, and he spends q
half day with him. Another trip OIL
Two is made by each agent. Each one
processes to make some cut in price,
bat ha
money by holding Off. Finally he buys.
agreeing to pay for the machine in
ninety days, and STIMULATING that the
machine must do the work satisfac-
toriiy, the agent agreeing to ''start the
macblne, or hold himself in readiness
to come when called at harvest-time.
Now, note the expense already in
Cured. Two men have spent two half
days each with team. Then there
must be Il margain To cover the cost
OF trip at harvest to adjust some
triiiing difficulty. Then'a trip for col
lection. Not only this, the expert
tenced agent knows that lie may have
to'make two or three other trips before
collection is made. He must lie easy
with the purchaser, OF he will offend
and lose future sales. Occasionally a
note is never collected. But YOU
say, 'Ethat is the agents lookout; L
don't foot that Kind of bills.''. This is
the mistake that is made. The con.
sumner must foot all bills. or else the
middIemaE must lose money. They
are not i'll the business for their health
nor for. the sake of losing money.
They know what to expect, and the
selling price of machines is placed at a
figure that will cover all expenses
named. Otherwise they will become
bankrupt.
1t is not business on the part of
the farmers to let the cost of effectins
sales tn them become SO great. The
agent usually clears very little more
than he deserves to get, as his expense
Is too great. There is u remedy for
this, and some are finding. it.. A
live, wis!e-awake farmer knows what
he wants better than auy
agent can tell him. He. knows when
he is able TO buy. He can see nearly
any style of machine on farms near
him. and can learn from its owner
whether it gives satisfaction or not.
BY observation in his neighbours field
he Can usually get "A better insight into
the workings of an Implement than
any halliday trial on his own farm can
give. When lie has decided that lie
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NOTICE
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
DAVID.


kISsLEY KANSAS. May llth,Ie9
he hoarsl OF county commissioner, Of Ed
wards county. Kansas. viii ,,n the 5t., si.r n;
June lss3 meet AT the court house in h insjey
as county board OF EQUALIZATION All re :
sons feeling themselves aeHrieved can appt. r
at sad meeting and have any errors anne, :
ing in the valuation of property CIR the
amount OF the same Corrected.
F. II Hanson.
county clerk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-05-11

The great, we'll known and responsible San
now over 9 years in Montana are physicians and
obstinate and incurable diseases. have spent
many. years OF study and research in the best
Hospitals and Medical Colleges of this Country.
ana have no superior in diagnosing and treat
ing diseases and dsformities. Among the dis
eases with which they have met such wonderful
results. may DO mentioned-those terrible dis
orders which have resulted in organic wenkuess.
Nervous Debility, Premature Decline, Impaired
memory, Mental Anxiety, absence of viii pover.
Melancholy, Wenk-back and kindred ailments.
which SO often drive TO insanity or suicide or
render unfit to perform the duties Of Life
Epilepsy cured BY newly discovered remedies.
Diseases Of tho Rectum. piles, Fistnia. etc
cured without pain. knife or loss Of time. Dis
cases of women. Tho doctors have had wonder
full suocass In relieving hundreds Of these poor
suffersrs. and have perfected II home treatment,
b. which the patient can treat herself at homo
without the Inconvenience experienced by the
usual method Of treatment, Diseases Of the
Nose, Throat, and Lungs. CattArrh and Hay
Fever are ourable. Diseases Of the Eyo and Ear.
lated Lids cured. Specialize and kys Glasses Of
tho fnset Crystal xround to order and perfectly
adjusted to suit the most complicated case.
Free examination of Urine bring sample. he
markable cures perfected In casss which have
resisted and been neglected and and unskill-
fully treated, no experiments or failures. Ii
. case is incurahle this paaient will be so inform-
cd. Cases treated by mail or expres, hut pcr-
sonAl consultation preforrel. Strictly con-
tidential and medicines sent to any part Of che
United States.
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ABOUT AFRICA.
Some New Points for Which Jacques
Redwny Is ReaPonslbIe.

Some New Points for Which jacques
Roadway Is Keaponslble.
Jacques Roadway. the noted geoRraphsr.
10 responsible for the recent statement that
popular opinion and the text books are
both at fault in regard to many OF the
most prominent features of the continent
of Africa.
For example, he states that the great
desert il not. as the RsoRraphers would
have II. a vast plain, nor IS 1t covered with
sand. The surface of the desert is ci-
versihed with mountains, plains and val
leys. Tho Jebbel Hoggar, or Tsrso
range. il 30 high as to be snow.clad
four months in the year. Tho soil is loose
and pulverulent. varying greatly in diffe: emit
sand is scarce. Az a matter of fact. water
10 abundant in comparison. In the few
localities in which sand occu,s 1t ia de-
rived fom the d~isinteRration of sandstone
rocks. The soil of the desert is not sterile;
on the contrary, having lost none of its nu-
tritive qualities, it is very rich.
MI. Redway cautions his readers against
forgetting that q desert 10 a desert for want
OF water only. He also makes the state
ment that there are no largo areas in Africa
below the sea level. consequently the pro-
posed flooding Of the great desert was a
hare-brainsd scheme, on q par With Jules
Vsrne's trip to the moon. There are, how
over. a few small depressions south of the
Atlas mountains. aud thev We Q formerly
part of the gulf of Cabes. The head of this
gulf has been siltsd by nolian agencies in
much the same manner as has been the gulf
of California. There are two or thros other
depressions. ono of which, lying south of
the gulf of Aden. 10 about $40 feet below
the sea level.
Mr.. Roadway has some corrections to
make also in regard to lakes, mountains,
~boundarles and pronunciation of local
names. With respect to large, fresh lakes.
he alleges that Africa is second to North
America only. Lake Victoria 10 somewhat
smaller than Lake Superior, its area beins
about $4,000 aqunrs miles. The native
word "NynnzR" means lake. therefore 10 IL
superfuous to say or write Lake, Vic
toria Nynnza.
Lake Assal, situated south of tho gulf of
Alden. In the depression mentioned, is. next
TO tho valley of the Dead sea, Che deepest
depression on the face of the earth. Lake
Chad ia a large marsh lake, which ordinn-
rily has no outlet. It's waters arc not salt.
Sudan-that is Mr.. Redway's spsllinQ-is
moi a political division, but q belt OF fertile
land south OF the grent desert. Politically.
1t consists of many petty states, each led by
= despotic chief called O "sultan,'
We are enjoined 20 say "Mnrocco." not
Morocco. and to stick to either Zanzibar or
Zanzibar. which are one and the sane: also
to drop Mozambique and Guinea. which
are no more applicable than would he the
title of New France for the Aississippi
valley or NorembaRa for the Now Engl1nd
coast.
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SIZER & KEERL.

SHrERlFF's SALE HlLENA LUMBER
Fred G.. obinsan. Mary II. Fuller, i. .. Nc
Glnuttin and !. {. ! II %fenning, dofendants,
Under and by virtue of an order OF sale and de-
cree of foreclosure and salo issued out Of tho
district court of the First judicial district of the
state of Montana. in and for the county Of
A. !. 1881, in the above entitled acton, wherein
Helena Lumber Conpan!. tho above named
plain,it, obtained a jud gmen and decree of
foreclosure and sale nsainet George Ii. lew,
rred o., Robinson, Hilary ii. utler. L. q.
on the goth day. of April, A. b. 1873, for the
sum OF $i6c.7S,, besides interest, costs aud at
tornoy's feos. which said decree was on the 2ith
day Of April, A.. D.. 1898. recorded in judg-
ment book No. J. OF raid court at ] ago -.
am commanded to sell all that certain lot,
piece OF parcel of land, situate, lying and be-
lows. to-wit:
OF number fifteen u0 in block number i've
hundred and fcrty-nine (64W Of the ~lLasterly adj
dltlon 70 tse city OF Helena, county and ttate
Together with all and singular the tenemouts,
hlereuitamcnts and appuTtcnances thereunto be-
Ionving or in anywitc appertnining.
fubiie notice is hereby given that on Friday,
tho 18th day Of May. A.. ID. 1898. at u O'Clock
ha,ena. LOWS and Clarke county. Montana, [
VIII, in obedience to said order OF sale and decree
OF foreclosure and eale, sell tho above described
property. or so. much thereof n. may DO
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder for cash
Given under my hand this 2lst day OF April,
A. ID. 1893
CHARLES d. CURTIS. Sheriff.
~ RED r. Hoss. Under Sheriff.
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doing rrast-eavs Time.

Going TO Chicago and east your shori
|quick route IL via St. Paul and 1.-THE NortI.
western Line" Leave Butte 6A5 =. m..
Helena 1915 n. m. to-day. reach 81. Paul
6:5S q. n. s5eond day, eonne5tinz with fast
DAY train of Tho Northwestern Line"
Rsaving 1t. Paul 500 a. III. daily and ar iv.
tna Chicago 9:3b p. m. same day. making
peas than sixty-three hours from Butte and
lsss than sixty hours from Helena, which 10
b~svoral hours less timo than via any other
Inc to Chicago.
This 0:15 r. III. arrival in Chicago insarss
connection with all the principal lines from
Chicago esst. md '"rho Northwestern
4ine" is the only line from 81. Paul that
makes all Ut these connections In Chicago.
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SH n5a9I1;F sAILE:-w; Y: APPLETON.
Werner, !. T.. Wallace, A. M. Ihornbureh and
William H. Werner, defendants.
Under ana by, virtue Of an order OF sale and
district court of the First judicial district Of the
ftate 81 M~ontana, in and for tho county of Lewis
and Clarke. on the z, st day of Aurll. A. ID. 1892,
"a the above entitled action. wherein. W. W.
Appleton, the above named plaintif, obtained s
ludgment and decree of foreclosure and sale
sgainsy Emma l.. Werner, Jacob a. Werner, 4.
4; WALLACE: A: NJ. lhornburgh md William H..
werner, defendants. on tho 2lst day of April A.
sst. costs and attorneys fees. which said decree
IN jqqdgment book No. ] q said court at page
:, an commanded to sell all that certain lot.
IN the county of Lewis and Clarke. state OF Non
Wit:
~, !, OF numbered nine 90 in block Up" of the
county aad state: said lot havin a frontage of
serty-two 90 feet on Shiland 81 reat and a depth
q one hundred and ten ulO) feet. the more par
., said addition on file in tho office of the county
recorder OF said county being hereby made
Together with al and singular the tenemonts,
hereditanents and nppurtenances thcreunto be-
'onulng or IN anywise appertaining,
fnnitc notice Is hereby given that on eatur-
Nay. mo 18th dny OF A,ny. A. d. 1888, at IL
O'Clock m. of that day, at tho front door of the
Montana, l will, in obedience to said order of sale
sno decree of foreclosure and sRle, sell the above
Inscribed property, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary to satisfy said Judgment. with interest
,nd &c Gof r., % the highest and best bidder, for
Given under der, my hand this 2lst day of
CHARLES D. CURTIS, Sheriff
bY gREn ~. HOAS. I1nHar Aha.sn
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Bueklsn's Arnles sslvs

The Best salvs In tho world for Cuts.
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum, Fsvs,
Sores. letter, Chappsd Hands, Chilblsins.
COINS n all Skin Eruptions, and POST
lively cures Piles or no money required, Il
- guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction.
OF money refunded. Price rs cents per box.
For sale By n. n. Parchsn i Co
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NEW SIOUX
Y CITY ROUTE
ASST.

Passengers for the East from
Helena and other western points
will find the NEW ROUTE via
B1OUx CITY and the ILLINOIS
CENTRAL r. r. not only desirable
as to tiine and equipment, but one
OF the most attractive, passino
through Sioux City, the only Corn
Palace City OF the world; Dubuouo
the handsome Key City OF Iowa:
Rockford, Illinois, q new 1nanufao.
turing city. that has become a
"world within itself" and Chicago.
whose growth and enterprise Is
the wonder OF the world. with
elegant FREQ Chair Cars, and Pull
man Palace Sleeping Cars on every
train between Sioux City and Chi.
cago, and with a close connection
with the Union Pacific trains al
Sioux City, tho
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Illinois Central R. R

respectfully presents it's claims tos
the new and evory way desirabh
SIOUX CITY ROUTE.
For folders and further partio,s
lars call upon local tickat auent. a
address the undersigned at Men
chester. lowe.
J.. F. NERRY.
Asst. General Passenger AoanA.
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PROPOSALS O MILITARY sT1pp1,1Es

PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
Office OF Chief Quartermaster, Department
OF Of D y Ih p Saint Paul, MINI, April Il. 1898.
received at this ofioe, or at the folloWing named
poets. and at Helena, Mont, until ii O'clock a.
IN. on May 10. 1898. and opened then, for fur
GhAkCoA during the 6,cnl year commencing
July !; 1858, as may DO re auirsd at st. Faul. nin-
nsapolls, Duluth and Fore t~nelllng. MINI; is
bina,; and Yates, \. D.: Bookings and Forts
meade. hully and sisseton Agency. s.. D.; Hell
tna' Deer Ledge and forts sssinnitoine. tus-
Merritt. Mont: Fort l~o1lowstcne. Wyo., md
saopx Tity, Iowa. Blank forms of props sails,
nnlshed on application to this Office. or to the
Quartermasters at tho various I oints named.
JOAN Y. , UkEl,
master,