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water did not give the desired results
- carbonacsous ration, because the ami
NAL would refuse to eat . sufficient
quantity Of the clear meal to give the
desired gain. To avoid this difficulty
little animal nitrogen in the form Of meat
scrap was added to the ration of lot or
the carbonacsous lot. This animal
nitrogen was Offset BY adding scrap beef
tallow to the ration.
The ration of lot consisted Of corn meal,
n parts; beef tallow, 2 parts. ana meat
scrap part.
The ration of lot consisted Of corn meal,
2 parts; meat scrap, / part, and skim milk
The amount Of skim milk fed to lot va
ried somewhat from day to day a. the sup
ply varied, % considerable water was
drunk By this lot during tho experiment.
Fresh water was constantly kept in water
boxes accessible to each lot during the en-
tire experiment..
It will b observed that the nitrogenous
lot made . much greater growth than did
the carbonaceous-fed lot. The general APP
pearance Of the hogs differed even more
than their difference in weight. Tho
picture il reproduced from . photograph
taken from the hogs after dressing, while
they were yet ON the shambIes. Il will be
noticed that the pigs of the heterogeneous
fed lot were larger, longer and showed .
less tendency to lay on fat, as seen in jowls
of lot 2 There was also . comfortable
difference IN the proportion Of lean ana
fat meats of the two lots.
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Miss Cora Smith, Miss Ida Smith, Mia
Jennie Benson. Miss Carrie Pagan. Of
Fairhaven: Miss Jessie Pettibone, Hise
Laura Garfield, Miss Phoebe Strand, Of
New Whatcom: Mr.. John Seaman, Mr..
Frank Woodin. Nh. Henry Tomilson. Mr..
I'd Clarke, Mr.. O. D. Lisr, Nr. Carl
Clarke, Mr.. George Fisher, Mr.. Lester
Monotk Mr.. Harry Templin, Mr.. Ersd
Maldron, Mr.. Lsnna French, Mr.. Joe
Kibbies Mr.. Marvin Barlow, Mr.. Harry
Lamsroux. Nr. George Flower. f., Mr..
Fred Kibbls, Mr.. Rollis Luncklis, Mr..
Fred Walsh. Mr.. VIII Dunn, Mr.. Frsd
Smith. Mr.. Dan Mccain, M. Frank
Smith. Mr.. Chauncey Cissna.
Invitations are out for the third social
hop OF the Owl Club. Of Hairhavsn, - b
given Friday evening. April d
The first concert Of the Oratorio Society
was given last evening at the Lighthouse
thsarer, under the direction Of Rev. Carlo
6persti
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tits unjust to tax the stomach with hurshens
that IL cannot bea;. Many silly people thus
tyrannizs that faithful servitor until IL rebels
and Furnishes them a. they deserve Dyspepsia
10 usually the child of gastronomic Jolly, but
whether this or the natural associate OF inherent
1eshleaess from childhood, IL is surely and
Pleasantly remsdiable with Hos:etter's stomach
Ritters. the finest aud mos, highly sanctioned
gastric tonic in existence As q results OF the
tone impaired to the stomach, and the in.
creased activity OF its digestive and ass:miativs
action. Insured By the persistent use OF this
benign invigorsnt, general stamina 10 aug.
meaied, the nerves strengthened and tranquil.
ized, and = tendency TO insomnia and hypo-
chanarissis defeated. Riiiousuese, chiila and
fever. rheumatism ana kidney troubles are con-
ouered be tnis admirable medicine
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tPegeseus Dice - CeEnsll University.
From bulletin forty-ssven Of the Cornell
agricultural station " extract the follow.
Ing:
Four Poland- China pigs shout 3 months
each November 2 for experimental feeding
to compare nltrogsnous and caxbonaceous
rationa
In this experiment the animals Of lot Z
were pigs Of SOW fed carbonaceous diet
until the birth Of the pigs, and the ami.
mails Of lot were pigs Of SOW fed nj
trogenous ration.
Some experiments Of this nature have
shown that ration Of clear cornmsal and
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F,rsH.vEs. April s.-ISpeciai.l-The
young people of this city gave = mas9uer-
ade ball last Monday evening 1t Ihisties
opera house. Dancing commenced ST $50
O'Clock and pleasant evening passed
Among those invited we're: Mrs. Flower,
Mrs. Bradner. Mrs, Templin, Mrs Day,
Mrs. Hsnspeter, Miss Sadie Templin, Miss
Olive Suitz, Miss Annie Mcleod, Miss
Grace Templin. Miss Nellie Huntoon.
Miss Emma Roll, Miss Olive Heart, Miss
Eva Curley. Miss Ella Templin. Miss
Pearl Day. Miss Margaret Day. MISS Belle
Lameroax. Miss Myra Hansre,er. Miss
Lulu Hanspetsr, Miss Lenora De Lier.
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Presbyterian Churches.

ksfr,an Reformed Presbyterian church
Soih street. near Pine. Services 1t ii u m
clard Presbyterian Broadway and FRS,
~ = ''' '~
80 taien Presbyterian Kileourne avenue,
leas-aev, :. {. Head. pastor. Services At
- n an4 s;se = II.
eSsu1a freseyterisn ehurch-osk and Hsrri-
s ssss Preaching at II a m snd $50 =.
SeS ". McNalr. Sabbath school as l2:l5
I. !. :. {. l. s,s:A p H.
Atne Westminster church. Tseona. the Rev.
NJ Hamilton Viii give during this month
VII De beading OF astronomy with
psase aud Common sense
-. e - Presbyterian church. corner seventh
r. vave ssreess, Rev. }. u. Hughes, pastor.
meas prayer meeting az PAS q m.
4 s-sain4 al Ia Special ehllGren's meeting
esa =.
90 ffeseyierssn church. corner q. Third
IN ssalson sirsets-kev. Alexander Allsou.
e.ess9s Preaching ~ II in the morning and
sea-. "a Use evening. !. 4. : e. e ut 6. Is, sud
~ 10y school, s.; Isl The evening sermon
49, tas eighth ~ series o. sermons to the
rag msa OF seattle
sss rGy Presbyterian church corner Market
s, .sas ssrecis--gev. lsreyara n Sinclair. pas
ssass ~ lss> al u a, ~ AID 7.s0 p. n Sanday
49, =. - = n. y. /. :. Z, T. at ESQ n n.
49,. aas II = IA: "A Living Portrait Of
.rr.s.. sweating sermon: 'iaietsss sac In
ssA arithmetic
sss sssta Presbyterian church. Sixth and Seneca
60. Rev :. Dell Johnston, rastors resi-
- - sFrtGg street Preaching. II o. ~
In = 10. sAbasth scaool. - - = II.
ss0pss . society, 90 II III, Conducted ey
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HEAVY HORSES.

I've Prixe-winning Draft 0tallions Of
Different Breeds.
We present below pictures Of two draft
stations of the heaviest class. They took
high premiums at the fairs last fall. Al
though the street car horses will soon have
vanished from the scene. to the great relief
of all mercifully inclined individuals, the
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To know that Richard I'LL headache and
neuralgia tablets afford quick and certain cure
OF every variety of headache ana give irnrae-
c!ase RELIEF from suffering in all neuralgia ssee-
,sona For sale BIZ ali drugTls;x
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The Free Methodist church-Corner Tenth
and Pine streets Rev J. Grippe, pastor. Friday
prayer meeting at 7:J1 p N. Preaching as IL
4 m and 80 II.
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heavy draft horse will stay with 10 till
electricity or some other motive power can
drag monster trucks and express and beer
wagons through city streets. For the pres
ent it il quite safe to breed . moderate
number Of draft horses of the heaviest
The best known breed Of the great draft
horse is the English Shire. represented in
our first illustration. The big fellow here
pictured is the champion prize winner of
the English shows.
The Shire is seen In his highest perfec-
ton on the docks at Liverpool and Lon
don.
No. shows the Belgian draft horse, not
very well known in this country as yet,
though some specimens are being i'm
ported.
This Belgian was imported into the
United States from his native land in time
to take several premiums at state fairs last
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TheoAophy.

The Theosophical society meets In fettis'
music hail at 80 n IN. subject: 1.-The Higher
Miud and Its Relation to immortality. AL
cordially invited.
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.y.pspese Missloa.
yarareSA Nj

Japauese Mission-sls James street Sunday
school $50 %. N. Gospel service r. m. con-
Quoted by Rev. J. T. Ludlow, residence 40 Eiev'
ensh streek
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Rusdscrapers at Harrington & Smiths for hal
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~ d 81. Marks, breaches twice at his
zevn church, and in the afternoon at Edge
nater mission. Baptism win be conferred
- Grace Methodist church after the
norninr sermon. Il viii also Be admins
1sred by Dr.. 6. p. Wilson ct Trinity Meth
,edist church. corner Of Mercer and Ken
stuekv streets. Other notices follow:
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Union MiasloA.


Union Mission--In the basement. corner
Sontn seconi and iesler avenue sunday, a.
r. n, revival service
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GODS TEMPLES
- Religious Services WIN
Be Held Today.
Dsecrs OF THE PREACHERS.
.ssy Dissemination snd sssissy n sAs
M - wevresenssd-Hours ef 0un-
s Day soAssl Services.

'URCH services viii
Be held in Ill places
Of worship in this
city today - usual.
Rev. George ]. Bur-
chett. Of the First
Baptist church. BE-
gins this evening .
series ofiectures. hav-
ing for their general
subject, "Christ in the
Chuprh - Mr Gar.
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Cnitarinn Church.

Unitarian church-Seventh. between Pike AMI
Union w e. Eliot, IT,. pastor. Service at II a
IA. Subject ri sermon: ''Ihe Religious fduea-
ton of Children" sunday school ana religious
study class st 1880 n
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ROYAL CRYSTAL s.s has delicious aavor.
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rnfversalisn, .

The Cniversalist sunday school will meet in
Freed'a hall, corner Ninth and Olive streets. ct
Uo'clock The Ladies' Industrial society will
meet Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Ward,
Lake Washington. All are cordially Invited
lake Yesier avenue cars.
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zS.-.;n. ..-rncr n M also be admins.
s 1sVsnink - - T-;.;.- ns.xA
1sfed BY ID. 3. r. Winor = Asy -
Etuekv streets. Other notices follow:
--.---.., cs,,.,.
e. -s.-..-.,..-n
oeuth Par. Aesaools. pc. sehsa, !. ~;
q =. PICKLES. p~''s' 0N'
- ,,~.
- sa, ns.. . fso.. Rev. John Jonsoa. passos:
e1Imsn Methodist church-stswart and Thir-
sAntA streets, Rev: c A. Pressing. pastor. 81
49, st II q N ana p M
aAiean Nsshodiss Episcopal church.1S0
fn Sunday as II q %. and p. m.
-. Me4hodisx rpisconal church-second
nss. ~ uc~s,T $500 Rsv r n NM
s.s 1870. i Service, Hes 4 il !. N. and ,. n.
u.e,.on etrset Methodist Episcopal church.
e 1.Z . ~ -. asxvscss a n : m ana =. n = N
q. - 80 = -
IS Iwsl1e,ns.. D.9 - mt, n ss. EpHSco a
e-g1nn ana O1ye stteese hev. Aexun
- pae'ol s'a0' y : !" sn0 Nv
- eeaete Mission OF 0face Methodist Fps
49, eeqSen-fIeecning q "a. y Kew. =.
/. 19e9 ever saooa1n. eaoostn scnooa q =
-
s oanaa Methodist Episcopal church-olnsy
r1e0ee town OF Gilman. Rev. = Il king
- soooetn ecnooi ~ = m rseooning Y
r. - EpWosfh League p. N. Reading I'D
~
/ arm Pssk Methodist Episcopal church.
/ l6iofd-Rov. r 2. Faha, pastor. Services at IL
Il RI "a q n -: Sunday school 10 q ~. clano
SS1llne. u m; Junior League, $3.50 n m: ED
|sSS1A ieaeue prayer meeting, 7:9O D. "a.
~-..- ss..A 49,. 49,. r.s...., 81
/ 9SlV1 nd Battery streets. Rev. Alfred IuVood.
S111nr. earyices e II Z. n. and 1850 y m Hur.
~ s1hooi under The suportuteudance az ". =.
nVsioe for younr people e 6:2O O'clock n n.
q 49, 800 100 r.a..~.., $3.50. e--.
SY X WN,Ls.. np.U 49,. S a'.c, Etm0us
~ =. - :. "a SunSy aO. .aHS
s.uS 49, ~ ~ sahs :. ~. :. ~ ..nS 1870
~ ~ - ou - ~ 49,. - = ~: yvunS 49,
Thu.sdsv ri.ns rr.s... snssts,S ~
sA'sA' S'ss AS -
- n
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Baptist Churches.

ballard Baptist church--Rev. C. A. salyer. pas
~ sabbath school 1t II m.
koswsgian- Danish Baptist church-Sixth and
WGints streets. services at II 4 m.
Vest Dnwamish Baptist mission-Preaching
kev. W. II. Black every second and fourth
tsaday 1t II q vi.
lsins Street Mission OF Market Street Baptist
aaieh-sunday school ct $50 p m. J. r. Rose
sute superintendent
ewedssh Baptist church-Bell and Eighth
9ssn- Rev. T. o. Nelson, pastor. Services et
IA NJ and 1880 .. IN.
Neflar Street Mission OF Market Street Bap-
- ehufrh-sunday school at $50 p. M Theo-
~ Fo'bey, superintendent
fremont Baptis; church-Aurora street
reaching every sunday At II 4 IN. and at $50
Pm BY the pastor, Rev. e. A. Salyer Prayer
netting Thursday evening
tAke rnion Mission, First church-Moltke
"a Thomas streets, sunday school. $50 p. m;
sspes meeting. Wednesday. 7:30 p. III. Prot
Va Jones, superintendent
Mouth Seattle Mission. First church-South
stsstisa aud Dearborn streets. sunday school,
~ p M; prayer meeting. Wednesday, 1880
IA l. W. Jones. superintendent
North Seattle Baptist chureh--corner Third
- seiar streets Rev. NJ. l. Rugg. pastor:
ss.aence, ss1 Third street Services at Ii a In.
az Va p m sunday school at close OF morn
- sefslee. Young peoples meeting at $50
IA There viii be especial Easter services to-
Market Street Baptist church-Corner Market
nc Main streets !. W. Read. pastor Services
81 = N. aud =. m. Morning subject:
s.e Eject OF One Word" Evening subject:
Afssead In rme of Need sunday school at
SO o. morning service, ". NJ. Baker,
ssas'anteadent Irving avenue mission. SO 7.
s =. y, W COMBS. superintendent Young Peo-
vs. soc.e'y, ESQ p IN.
sifss haf,ist ehurch-on Fourth street, be-
~ ssssI sa,sss aad Cherry. G, J. Burchett. pss-
A. =. saa 30 l. IN. sunday school follows
- IS manning sermon. Young Peoples Union at
- sae}eet Tor II n m: ''H here "a Minute
~ hge AtE:2i N the eventng the pastor
~ begin series OF historic sermons on
sSasass "a Tho Church. the Fest one being THE
So foandeo." TIE pastor may be seen in
- esay IN rear oi church for consultation
go 80. ass Ia the week, except saturday, from
es-A n. and on SAtnruaN AL 8 % N.
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Advent Churches.

Advent Christian chapel, on Warren street,
half block north of Front street power house
Services a, IL a IN. DR.. William Chapman,
pastor.
seventh Day Adventist church. 500 Poplar
street. Seattie-Sabbath school, 10 a IN. Serv-
ices II 4 m. every saturday. Prayer meeting,
Wednesday evening, 7:So
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Sptritualists.

Mrs C. Cornelius will hold services at Red
Mems hall, Front aud Marion streets, at 80
q IN. Entrance on Marion
The American Union OF spiritualists-secon
street hail of the Masonic temple. Children 3
progressive lyceum at / n m; lecture At p m.
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Olympic Avenue Church Of Christ-3l4 Oiym-
pic avenue. r H. Moss, pastor. Sunday school
Younx peoples meeting At $50 n M PLAYER =; wa
meeting on Thursday at 7:S0 p. m. The North
Seattle electric cars run within one block OF the
church.
First Christian church-Seneca street, between
Third and Fourth. Rev. X. Z. Dunlap, pastor.
Services held in Armory hall Sunday school.
9:45 a. m. Miss Lucy G. Pratt. superintendent.
Preaching at ii q m. and p M. Morning topic:
"The Pearl of Greatest Price Now" Evening
topic "what Must I Do to he Saved?" The
Endeavor meeting will be held in the church ON
Seneca street At $50. and viii be led by NJ l.
Harraia An excursion VIII so TO the Martin.
Easton meeting at Olympia tomorrow.
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cengregational Churches.
Catholic Churches.

Catholic Church Of the Sacred Hsart-Bell and
Sixth streets-Conductsd BY the Redemptorista
Mass at 1880 q m.
Catholic Church Of Our Lady of Good Help
South Fourth and Washington streets. Rev. F.
K. Prefontaine. pastor.
Catholic Church Of the Immaculate Concep.
ton - sixth and Spring stresta Rev. Victor
Garfand, 8. j., pastor. Conducted by the Jesu-
tts. Early mass q "a. and 8 q. IN. Solemn
high mass 10 80 a. m Sunday school .. m.
Instruction aud benediction 1880 p. m.
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(Ne sassy
APPLlCATiOR ion 4 PATRsI

aHAs&NAs mont, coDk u, l
Notice = hsgshv Siysa thss Ihemas D. NeillN
whose postolace address u. HslanA Meat, HI
thi. day nlsd a application for : patent e.
l,tlo.s inear ret e TIE naGamcre quarts MIA
Or ,e,a ossriss ssls; 9Th s.si;ess lloa.d ssa.i
iscd3 m,nisS dissTist eousty cf l.swis spd
the field notas and olaei.l plat sA. Ale g this IT
hce ~ survey No, A.oeA In tswnship en-, 1aAse
Nv ,tunsuryaysd). q psilcipsl base line ord
peridian Il MsatAAA odd sNsvv No Assa
BeSinnlns st sosAee No. L from which tAo eers
ner to ~eectiona ]. Z, and u. On Y boundary. ! . n.
"a Y. bears n 8 aA9 ~ 1in Y 126D II and SuA
thenco . ~ deg u Min . alS Il - Ger No. 3;
thence n g dog tnia 2lA.b ~ to cor No ,; thence
n II deg - mi . l161.7 Il to cor No. I; tAsnes
n y deg 20 min y Se29 test t. cor No 3; thence
. II deg " min y llt6e II to cor No. l. place Of
Magnetic variation u des q min .. containing
lal4 acres npQa wkloh : nsties Of said appiisa-
lhs location Of this mins u recorded In The
rscorder's o1aos Of Lewis and Clarke county
In book 4 pass 5A2 Of lsdsA
+. The adjoining claimants are The 4oenshine
lode (unsurvsysd) ON the n9sth. claimants nm
knows.
Any and Al. persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said sycamore quarts lode mins or
surt>cs ground aPe required to file their adverse
claims with tAs register Of tho United States
land of6co At Helena. IN tho state OF Hentana.
during the sixty days period Of publicatioa
hereof: Or they will be barred BY vifsae Of the
OF the statute.
8: A. BW1GGETT. Resistse
Date ct hrst publication. Sept. "a. lS01-
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"A court Of the First judicial DISTRICT OF the
state Of Montana in and Tor the county OF Lewis
6 ; s1Ss:. j S,:,%:s; plaintiff VI Henry N.
Thu stats q Montana ssnds greeting to the
above named defendant:
Youa Is hereby required e appsas n :, n, :G !
in the district court OF the First judicial district
Of the state Of Montana, In and for the county Of
eyi and Clafke. and TO answer the complaint
OF ~servics) after the service Q you Of this sum-
mons, II ssrved within this county: q. II served out
Of this county. but within this district, within
Judgment b, default viii Be- taken seeinst You
according to the prayer Of said complains.
The sid estion is brought to obtain . Judgment
for labor performed and material furnished by
premises Of the defendant q the request Of and
On e1,a Z Contract With his sss.t 81, hs; 70 #. B. .. ksed :,
the county clerk and recorder of Lewis and
follows: East seventeen feet Of lot . and ve.t
water addition to the city Of Helena. :Ths COM
plant asks for judgment for the sale Of the
property 10 pay tho amount Of said lien. thirty
s ssia iisn ~. md d' sfty P doil. 10, . .ss11,.Ss a.. ise. nam. ma
And you are hereby notified that il you fail to
sDDeas and sn.wsf the ;aid complaint ,I9h ~ ao9S Se
court for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand md the zeal d,.t Of the :. a. \.
state of Montana. in and for the
-1~ county Of Lewis and Clarke.
Zeal First this 9Th day OF October in tho
Jud. List. year Of our Lord one thousand
Court: } eight hun g6Hn 19 Bs RlSts El.,F
BY q. o. FREEMAN. Deputy Clerk.
Frank D Miracle. attorney for plaintiff.
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PROPOSALS FOR LrMpfR, SHINGLES.

PROPOSALS FOR LCMBfR. SHINGLES.
1 doo!s. Windows. oats and onioua
United Statss Indian service Blsckfsst
Agency. Mont. Fisgan T. O.. Mont. Nov. !. 1893.
Scaled proposals.. endorsed proposals for
mbsr. ehingles. ets. !" Is the case may BE-. and
addressed TO the undsssisnsd at fieesn +. O..
! stoa osunty. Mont. will b received 1t this
agency Until enc O'Clock .. m. Of Monday. Nov.
". lssa, for furnishing and delivering 1t this
sssncy eeeut 100000 fest of assorted lumber,
UV,0O9 shingles. lOO doors. lOO windows. u. OOQ
poueds Of eats and 500 pounds Of onionA &
iull list and description. Of which MAY b. oh.
tatned b. application to the undssstSned.
Siddsrs viii b required to state specifically
"a thsir bids the proposed price Of each article
oncfed Ter delivery under . contract, and all
articles delivered under any contract will b
subject to . rigid inspection.
HE right 10 resssvsd y reject any or all bids.
o any part Of any bid, il deemed for the best
intorests ct the service.
cERrIFyTD CHECKS.
Each bid must b accompanied By . certified
cnsok or draft upon some United States deposi-
tofy q solvent national bank in the vfcinity Of
the residence Of the bidder. made payable 70 tbs
or6er ct the commissloneS Of indian affairs, for
at least hyo per cont Of the amount Of the pro-
posal. which check Or draft will be forfeited to
the nttsA States IN case any bidder or bidders
receiving an award shall fail to prom oily exc
euts . contract with go0d and sufficient sure.
ties, otheRwiss to b returned 70 tbs bidder.
Alds accompanied By cash In lieu Of . certified
check will not b G. ssidered.
For any further Information apply to
CAPT. L. W. COOKE, U. 8 L.,
Acting y. b. indian Agent.
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OTHER DEPARTMENTS.
Aside from Recipes the following topics are carefully treatec

How to Carve.
How to Select Meats.
Hints to House. Keepers
Diseased and Adultsrntsd Feed.
Warming and Ventilation.
Drainage and Sewerage.
Poisoning. Drawing and Accident
DisinfsOtaats
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Interest allowed on deposits made tor . spsci-
fed time.
Transfers Of money made BY elsgraph.
Exchange sold on the principal cities Of the
United States and Europe.
Boxes for rent at reasonable rates in our fro
and burglar proof safe deoosit vault.
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NOTICE-THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK.
~ located at Helena. in the state of Montana.
Others. creditors Of said association. Are there
Tore hereby notified to present tina nntes and
other claims against the association Tor psy.
mont. GEORGE Il. CHIT, c..hls.s
Dated Sept Is, 1898.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-23

sorofula Ia one of the most fatal among
the scourRss which afi.ot mankind.
Chronic cores, oancerous hunors. smscia-
ton and consumption. are the results Of
acrofuls. Ayers S~arsaparilis sradisstes
this poison. and restores. 10 the blood, the
dement's Of life and health,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-23

Clean the papers that come over butter
or lard, so that no particle remains on them
to become rancid, and cut them the size of
jelly glasses. If any mold should gather.
it will be on the top of the paper, and can
be removed with 1t.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-11-23

The smallest "cat-boil' il large enough
to show that the blood needs purifyinR-a
warning which, If UNDECIDED. may result,
not in noEs boils, but In something very
much worse. Avert tho danger In time by
the Use Of Ayers Sarsaparilla. Cured 9TH
eTs, will cure YOU.