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The Future Of Mind Study.

So much for the place and what Is done
there. Now, what is expected to come
from this new psychology? do you fell
lows expect to invent patent ways Of think
ing?" was once asked me. Who can tell?
Who, before CALLER. would have prophe-
sled that man should weigh the stars or
know their chemistry? Yet there is much
ground for comparison between the posi-
ton of physical science then and that of
mental science now. The popular opinion
of today is perhaps even less awake to the
fact that the world of mental phenomena
is q world of laws, susceptible to scientific
experimentation, than was the day of Cali
lei to the similar conception regarding
physical phenomena.
Have the physical sciences changed aught
for man since the sixteenth century? Then
we must not forget how slow was the
growth and how long it took to arrive at
the laws Of gravity and of conservation. not
to mention those of evolution. Expert
mental psychology as a systematic science
is almost younger than its youngest stu
dents. The mental laws are as fixed and
rs determinab]e as the laws of physics.
Who then shall say what man shall come
to know of mental composition, of the
great mental universe and of ourselves, its
wandering planets, since minds may be
known as we'll as stars?-McClure's Maya
zine
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The Waterways of Mars.

Perhaps the majority Of the readers have
read and specialized on one or more of the
various theories respecting the so called
''canals' of the planet Mars. Are they
really the work Of intelligent beings or are
they natural w~atercourses which flow from
their sources into the various lakes and
seas through an earth crust which lacksthe
density to offer resistance to the current OF
the moving waters? These questions, as
well as the scores Of others which will nat.
urally suggest themselves to the reader,
will in all probability remain unanswered
throughout all eternity, but the fact re.
mains that the Marsian streams without
exception flow in straight lines and are of
uniform width from source to mouth.
In the region called Gopher Land" by the
astronomers two of these streams, about ID
kilometers apart throughout their lengths,
are intersected at right angles by a third,
the width of which is the same rs that OF
the W main waterways. Then, again, the
island Of Hellas is provided with two
streams or canals which flow directly across
it from ocean to ocean. crossing each othe,
in the exact geographical center. These
and other facts lead to the belief that these
waterways are subject to intelligent con
trol.-St. Louis Republic.
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SHERIFF., sALE-!AROL!NE KALTMEYER
- plaintiff. vs.. Frederick C.. | obinson. 1heo
Anfty ana Walter Matheson. defendants.
Under and BY virtue Of Al order, of sale and
decree Of Foreclosure and eale, issued out Of the
state Of Montana, in and for the county, Of Lewis
and clarke. on the sOth day Of October. A. y.
1893. in the above entitled action. wherein
, eroline ,kaltmeyer the abeve. named plain
closure and sails agAinst Frederick g.. Lob
aSefs1 ID ,sss o. e., the =. 'e .hm d.| q Ct ,oc Hs a e..
said decree Was, on tho scth. day Of t,ctcbe'. 4.
D.. 1893. recorded in Judgment book No.
msnded 70 wi iii that certain LOT, pisss or par
Gel Of Land 81. s,tua e.. lying md being in the county
bounded and described a follows. to Wit:
LSt npmbsrsd six ~. in block numbered five
hundred forty nine t.a4v!?. Of the kastsrly add
frontage on third strset Of fosty.two az, fest.
and . depth Of ono hundred GCO) feet
according tS and Is more particularly described
upnn the official plat Of said named addition now
oonnty Of lewis srd ciasie. .S'os.thsr With Ill
and singular the tenenenta. hersditannents and
appurtensnces thsreunto belonging or IN ATTY
Public ri ,5 notice !. hereby siysn that On W sss.
II O'Clock m. Of that day. ut tho front door of
the court house, Halens, Lewis and Clarke coun-
ty. Montana. l will. In obedisnce to ssid order
IF fals and decree Of foreclosure and sale, 'ell
of as may bs necessary to satisfy said Judgment,
with interest and costs, to the highest and best
bidder for cash in hand.
CHARLES D. CURTIS. Sheriff.
FRED +. HosS. l ndsr sheriff.
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NOVELIST REAoE's LAMENT.
The Famous Writer disappointed In the
Great Ambition of His Life.

Great Ambition of His Life.
Moved by a great literary ambition II
early life, Reade had failed often when III
believed he should have succeeded, ant
even Mt the last he would readily have giver
UP all his fame MS a novelist to have beer
the author Of one great and lasting play.
II am a dramatist born,'' he once sait
to me. '.but n novelist by force OF circum
stances" He attributed sloh success as III
.nohieved-both as a novelist and dramatisl
Ito the encouragement and advice OF Mrs
seymour. AT the opening Of his career
after many disappointments, he saw Mrs
Seymour on the stage, was impressed will
her talents, obtained an introduction to heE
and read her a play.
Eyes, very good" she said, when he had
finished. "but why don't you write nov.
elsp"
This was the bitterest thing she could
have said to him at this time. He did not
want to write novels. His ambition lay III
the direction of the stage.
II am trespassing on your time," he said
and went his way. She construed his dis.
appointment into want of money.
mo doubt he hoped l would buy his
play" she said. Poor fellowv' And she
wrote him Il kindly letter and sent him d
a5 note, which she begged he would accept
rs a loan.
He waited upon her to return her gift,
and, to quote his ~biographer, "if Mrs. Sey.
mour found for the first time Il man Of
genius who neither cared for money nor
love, but courted fame and friendship,
celebrity and sympathy, Charles Readc was
equally charmed by Mt last discovering q
woman who could understand his motives
and ambitions and was ready to give him
what he sorely needed-the first step OH tho
ladder"
The friendship Of Charles Reade and Mrs.
Seymour, thus Economically begun, lasted
until death. She was his companion, critic
and housekeeper for more than a quarter Of
u century. He was ~inconsolable for her
death, and moved by n charge Of un-Chris-
tian conduct by an American journal he
made, through me, Il declaration of pure
and simple friendship that governed his re-
~lations with Mrs. Seymour, and defending
himself as a Christian he took down from
his bookshelves the fourth volume Of 1.-The
Cloister on the HEARTH and read to me,
tears rolling down his cheeks, the words Of
the monk to the princess: "Forever! Chris
tians love forever, but they do not part for
ever. They part as part the earth and sun,
to meet more brightly in Il little while. We
part in trouble; we shall meet in peace.
We part creatures Of clay; we shall meet
Immortal spirits. We part in a world of
and sorrow; we shall meet where al! is
peace and where love is divine. Liver
pool Mercury.
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Oatmeal

Oatmeal. Indian meal and hominy all re.
quire two things for perfection-pleuty OF
water when put on to boil and a long time
for boiling. Have about two quarts OF
boiling water in a large stewpan and into
it stir a cupful of oatmeal which has been
wet with cold water. Boil one hour, stir.
ring often, and then add half a spoonful OF
salt and boil an hour longer. If it should
get too stiff, add more boiling water, or if
too thin boil a little longer. You cannot
boil it too much. The only trouble in cook
ing oatmeal is that it takes a long time, but
surely this should not stand in the way
when it is SO much better for having the
extra time. If there is not an abundance
of water at first the oatmeal will not be
very good, no matter how much may be
added during the cooking. Cracked wheat
is cooked in the same way.-EXchange.
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Independent Book Coupon No. /.
No; 1.-The Old Msn'ssls's .sssrst BY L

M a. 1N5A' Old n'~'''''''' Secret BY (
NJ NJ x s-Rl V:s! sss'; WIZ E, Mr. L. A' s..ss.: WARDEN.
NJ: s s-Rsfs %ehtr = 9,,;d . CHARLES Re.da.
No. S-noxss Ht,ncm o ota h. tn. R.,.zo,
No: II havo Lived and Loved. BY Mr..
No. s"Jos: Her Fac. and Her Fortune. Bv Mr..
Nc v-rhe House on the M.r.h. BY Florsn.s
No; ll-Wite in Name Only. ry Charlotte
No; l2--Tne Story of an African Farm. By
Ne 1s"sss. 4 History OF Adventure p, H. Hide.
Nq; i1--hins solomon's Mines. by H. Ride.
No. I-Essays. First Series. ~ Waldo Emsr.
No. H-SGsmills. By Alexander Dumas.
No ls-1is shadow Of Sir. " Charlotte M.
No. Il The seoret Of Her Life. BY Edward
Se: N-Tic thor Man. Vito. BY John Eiaa's ssr.ns.
NJ; z2-Ihs Mater of the Mine. BY Robt
:,e: 2s-Lsrl 1isls's Daughter. BY Charlotte
No. 2." E.ssy.: seoond s.rls.. sy Ralph w.ld.
n: $:".SRfcli:, Fortune: By Florence Warden.
No; 271,;Aleur Of tho World in Eighty Day.
h: j. IA Az, : s% 1s:;..l ns /; Af y Il. E dss3i Has.
NJ. sO-The Scarlet Letter. BY Nathaniel Haw.
ks s2,At the Worlds Mercy: iy fIoronO.
No. saN,Tho Yellow Mask. BY wilk,e Collins.
10: a. Matt; A lale Of . nravan. By Robt.
~ So Little irish Girl. e. The ,Euchess"
No. 8-1orsins the iettsre. ~ Mis-. AlexanIer.
No; s7,,Gui ty or Not Guilty. BY Amanda Nj.
No ,ss..sir No.l'. Heir. BY Mrs. May Agnes
Nc. - rio twelve Great Diamonds. e, Mrs.
NJ. 1o.-ihe Heirsss of Hsndeo Hall. By Ettis
No: A. no Cuban Heir.... by Mary Kyle
No ,1-isora's Bridal VOW. by Margaret
NJ, 4s-RI.lph Raymond. Heir. r, Hora.io
No. fs-lhe Fatal Glove By Clara Augusta.
Nc 4,-1ho Asir of oisnville. BY Francis A.
Nc. Ga Brave Little Woman. BY Mrs. Mar,
No. t7,-lhs Queens Revenge. BY s~ylv.nu,
n. !s,-lhe MI Girl Of Tyrel: b., A.. 7. C.ldor.
NO. ho,-berrick Vaughan. Novenist, ~ Kdns
No. Ei-Ihs nuehe:., by The Duchess"
No. e2-TheH Heir Of Lime. p fobt. buchanan
No:E-t Grown q shame. BY lorsnos
No. 55-A Troublesome Girl. By The duchess"
No. W-When q Mans single. ny J. NJ. tarris.
No. 57-tAuchon the Cricket. by George rand.
Ne 5s-1ha Story Of Elizabeth. ~ Miss
No. Hs-Tw Kisses. liz Hawley Smart.
No. Ca Mad Love. by charlotte N. Ereams,
No. 61-The Devils Die. BY Grant Allen.
To euy one who will send us THREE Of
thu No. 2 COUPONS accompanied BY
sge s;alnls No will send any THRER
6OOK, TO be selected by yourself from the
lisS printed abnys. by mali postage prepaid:
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CERTIFIED CHECKS,
NOTICE TO Co-oWNERs-1o MICHAEL

NOTICE TO CO-OWNERS-TO MICHAEL
AZ WsiIand. Henry :Hei.sr and Joan Wal
!snsten: Ion sfe hereby notified that I
work. labor and mprovemsats upon the Nelson
quartz lode claim In ilus C!oud mining district,
county Of sw and clarke. Montana. as will
on s Of the recorder Of said county. In order to
hold raid premises under tho provisions Of SOC
being the smouat required to hold the Same Tor
tbs year commencing January !, 1898. tn the ys-r
endins Dscemb Der 80. 1898. and X within ninety
licsion you fail or refuse to contribute your
proportion Of such e1 expenditure (fss represents
ton work for the years sfofeeAid) a.
your intcfnst In said cIain will become the
property Of the undersigned. under said section
2.s24 of tho Revised statutes o, the United
States. CHARLkS liELHON.
First publication Aus. 10. .s9k
Dated Hslsns. Montana. Aug. 70, lsSl
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MARBLE WORKS
write tor Prices.
Office and Yard Lower Main street. Helena.

SHER1rH,s sALE-.w Lillian yACKs0s
I4"omis, John . oo1nis. Joseph Hoffman anil
Lnhise Hoffman. defendants.
decree Of foreclosure and sale issued out of the
dis, rict court OF the First judicial district Of the
state Of Montana. in and for the county Of Lewis
1872, IN the above entitled action. wherein y lillian
judgment Z" and dos decree ecn q iRoreelosu,rs sD and s.le
against + OWN l UUInis. Merton } uoInis, Jshh
II. Lonmir. 10. eph Hoffman and Louise. lief
man. defendant, ON the 26th day Of u.ctaber. 4.
D.. 1s9'. for the sum Of 4i,07a.zM besides inter
eat, costs and attorneys fees. which said decree
corded in Judgment book No. OF said court at
Csge =. l am commanded to sell all ,h.t certain
lot. piece or parcel Of land, situate. lying and
being In tho county Of Lewis and Clarke. state OF
NJ ntana, and bounded and described ~ follows.
to wit: ,,
ized) mining district, Lewis ard Clarke county,
Montana, which said lode ia fully describsd on
page 2bV Of book l Of Lewis and Clarke county
records, and also In the amended notice OF Local
tion. recorded on psge 70 OF book Q Of lodss Of
ssit county records.
Public notice is hereby given that on Tues
day, the list day Of Noverb er, A. u. 1888, at 10
courthouse. Helena. Lewis and Clarke county.
Montana, I will. in obedience to said order Of sale
and decree OF foreclosure and sale. eell the above
described property, or 30 much thereof rs may be
necessary to satisfy said judgment, with interest
and costs, to the highest and best bidder, for
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this s1st day Of October.
CHARLES D. CURTIS, shsriR
by + RED E. hOsS, Under Sheriff.
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NOTICE OF PROBATE OF wILL-IN THE
~ district court Of the First Judicial district
of the state OF Montana. in and for the county
Of LOWS and Clarke
In the matter Of the estate Of James II. john
son, deceased.
tursus mt to al order of said court. made on
the 23d day of October. 1893, notice IL hereby
given. that Saturday. tho lth day of November.
1898. al II o'clock a. u. Ut said day. at the court
room of said court, at the court house in the
county of Lewis and tlzr1e has been appointed
A. the time and place for proving tho will If
sid James J.. johnson. deceased, and for heat
irg the application # DRvil A. Johnson, for
and where any person inter .sted may appear and
contest the same.
JOHN BEAN. Clerk.
Iy JESS Kicker. deputy { ERIK
Dated oct. rs, 1888.
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ALIAS sUMMQNH-lN.. THE rISTNCT
stats Of Montana in and Tor the county Of Lewis

- court OF tho First judicial district Of the
state 81 Montans in and Tor the county Of Lewis
ii. A.. frank, doing business under tho firm
name Of fhgAtx Clothing on pany. plainti6.
" The Red Mountain Milling , ON pany. n. W.
Johnson. '. Chsrlsn linda and H. A. Maokin-
Tbs state # Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant
You are hereby required u appear Ia an action
T. II: distrie! court Of t.. Fra. judicial Idissrie!
81 TIC state Of Montana. in aad for the eoanty II
aewis and Clarke. and to answer the complaint
Of ~service) after The ~rvioe o . you Of this gum.
mons. il served within thi. county: q. il served out
OF this county, but within this district, within
Judgment BY default viii BE- takss sxsinst yo %
according, to the prayer Of eaid complaint.
Ias said actionts brought to recover jud. meat
TIE sunn Of four hundred and twenty and vs. luv
dollars f"r eouds. warrs AID n,erchsndi . - i
and delivered to the defendant. .'rke red Noun
s .s's r .,,,,ss ' ss m ~s.s ,i ss i H. . a:s q j j.:,.a1s
a. u. 1889. aad the frsi DAY Of fsstem bsr. A. d.
lsss. AID fsr interest on aaid susa at the rate Of
iSu nef fa eent per snnsm irop the nrst d;y OF May;
Ter costs 1T suit.
And you are hersby notified that Il you fail to
s nDpsI. iAl ts sa, ,.;a n, nI.,. I'll s S;T, H. q abc v
a-ysinst sou.. tho above named defendants. Tor
tho sum OF stss oo-ioo. and iAtess.. ,h-rson a.
tho ~, ~ H Of 10 -! per cent per amman Fl. irsm the first
Given under my hand and tho seal Of the dis
srict court Of the lir.t %indiei.l district of the
80 county of Lewis and Clarke.
jud: ] it. :. u gu? LORD one shouss &C
eoor. dsht hnc Y6HH M sk 1AiSS.' 6l.,H
BY i. rss G. F1ckrn. epnty tisrf
u. J. tsvnnaush. attorney for plaintiff.
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Her Deduction,

Mrs. Bings-Mrs. Nexdoor told me you
once wanted to marry that Miss Upton.
She wouldn't have you, | presume.
Mr.. Bings-Did Mrs. Nexdoor say Miss
Upton refused me?
Mrs. Bings-No; she merely remarked
that Miss Upton had always been a very
sensible girl.-New York Weekly.
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FOR,sALE.

EOR.DALE.
slsO-House snd lot. small stable. city water.
SI25 Neat w yelling OF y rooms clty water,
stahle,
ss7s-dweliinR. bArA and over half ~ acre Of
sDod.si. room SSNwsssllins, with lot Soxilos 500
down.
s2s0l-Handsoms dwelling Of Eve roemb bath.
hot and cold water. corner lot on Chaucer
street; Goo down. 9sS per month.
fu,l plumbing, hot and sold water. furnace
and good lot. Ans pantry. large, osliar, n
Jefferson strest within Or mirutas Walk
from Merchants bank, $500 down. balance on
terms to suit purchaser, -
$1aaO-Fof two lots In k~roadwater addition. two
lots on Main Street and ~ lets II Royce
addition; $3.50 down.
FOR RENT,
S7-Five room dwsl!!ag sn broadway. Ss-fivs
MATHESON j CO. Gold Block.
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THE
srlOkA

Nxw Y0RK, Nov. 4. :. itar silver. ".
Copper~-Qui ME lake WA
Lead -Firmer, domestic. ~. so.
share speculation was largely In the hands Of
professional traders and the bear contingent was
in control the greater part Of tho day. Az . re-
suit dealings in active stocks and spouialties,
with few exceptions. rsoordsi declines. Extend
ing to 81 In tho geaefal list. The heaviest de-
preston was In National tordase preferred,
which sold down 1is per cent, to a2, the last
previous recorded sale having been made 81 t3,s.
There was a slight rally shortly bet 70 tho close.
but II Was subsequently Lost.
Governments Strong.
otro.sunA--Quist, firmer; Pennsylvania Mo-
MEMBER options closed At ,3c bid; NO sAles.
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All Things Useful.

Little Dot Ito erdolD-Now, remember,
Dollic, the sun is to make us warm, and
the rain is to make things grow, and the
thunder is to-to-I guess that's to scare
little childrens into the house 70 they won't
get their feets wet.-Good News.
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THE HELENA INDEPENDENT ID
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ington, California and Minnesota,
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NOTICE OF sToCKH, hpERs' Mknl1ns-

NOTICE OF STCCKH LDEks' MKEl me-
~ Southern Cross Gold Mining company.
Notice !. hereby given t'as n meeting Of the
stockholders OF the s%outhern I ross Gold Mining
COM pAny will be hettt At the MoIermott hotel.
in the city of Butte. county Of Silver Bow. and
s,ats OF Montana, on the 3bth dsy, Of October. A..
purpose Of voting upon q proposition to ron .er
tho stock Of the company nj ssssable. 1t 10 de
e1rabls that All stock huldefs attend in persTp.
PerBpns holding certificates Of .; ock not origin
ally issued to them should have the same trans
refrel upon, the books, Of tho company and nav
,srtihc 'tss iasusd In their own namss. to sntitie
OF trustees.
.. p. BLAINE. President.
Attest: Guy X. PfArr. Secretary.
The above meeting is adjourned until Weenes-
day. November 18th, 1858. to inset 1t the same
place. q. 4. BLAINE, President.
Attest: GUY X. fIArT. esorstary.
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DAILY INDEPENDENT HELENA FRIDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 8. $50
Fy1,N

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your case, II you're an over
worked or urun-down" wo-
man, like Doctor Horcc}s
Favorita Prescription. Ia
any condition Of the female
system, that will build up,
strengthen, regulate, and
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Every mother needs IL, Il
lessons the pains and burdens
OF child : bearing, insures
healthy, vigorous Offspring,
and promotes an abundant
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NOTICE TO CR"D1TORB-EsTATE OF ED
IN zsSd r. Iunphv dsceaaAd.

Notice II hereby given by tho undersigned, ad-
rninistrator OF the ests,o df Edward J. Dunphy.
deceased: TO tho t%reait"rs Of End all persons
having claims against tho said deceased, to e1-
htbit them. with the nscessary vouchers. within
four months after the first publication Of this
room 5, Lnion kluck. tho same being the place
for the transaction OF tho business OF said estats
In the county Of Lewis and Clarke.
&. W. Wilson, sdIninistrs'o OF Ut the estate u
Edward T. ranphy.
Dated Helena, Oct. II. 1eoa.
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TREASURE HILL MINING COMPANY
l. Mines on Crow creek, about two and one
talf miles south from ct. Louis. In J e~fferson
county. Montana.
no',ue y neIeoy Hiseh nat al a neetsnR or the
, ctobsr. io43, an assessment tNo. ~ of ono mill
p r share was levied upon The capital stock of
said company. payable to the undersigned at his
office At Helena. Montana, on nr before Doc. T.,
1sgS. my stock upon which said assessment re-
mains unpaid en- Dec. q. 1893. thail be deemed
At public auction. and. unless payment shall be
mRdo before. will bs sold on Dec. 80. 1885,. to nay
The delinquent Assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expsn.e of sale.
WI. MACHAEFlF. eecrotary.
Cities State tublisaing CO.. Ill to ll5 Broad
way. iieicna, Montana.
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PRoPosA s FOR IL NIB, Il. SHINGLES

pEOPOSA s FOR LII NIB II. SHINGLES,
l. doors. windows. oats and onions.
United States, Indian ~sarvioe. Blacklist
seslsd ,propossls eadoresa proposals for
addressed to the undersigned At logan =. o..
! eton county, Moat. will be received at this
agency until one o'clock y. m. Of Monday. ! ov.
q, 1919. for furnishing and delivering at this
agency about 10000 feet Of assorted lumber,
10, vOl ehingl p, lDu doors, 10 windows. 1000
poui DIS OF oats AMI 400 pounds Of onions. q
full list and descrtpt on 1T which may DO OBJ
tanned by application to the undersigned.
bidders will be required to state specifically
in their bids the proposed price of each article
offered for delivery under 4 contract. and all
articieA delivered under any contract will be
subject to q rigid inspection.
The right 10 reser we'd to reject shy or all bids,
or any part of any bid, il deemed for the beat
interests of the service
CERTIFTtD CHECKS.
Each bid must DO accompanied by . certified
check or traf5 Ut on some United States deposit
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity Of
the residence OF the bidder. made payable to tho
order OF the cOFnm %.ssiUner Of tndian affairs. for
ut least five per cent of the amount of the pro-
posAl. which chsck or draft will b. ~forfeite | 10
the nited States in rase any bidder or bidders
resolving an award shall fail to prom lily exc
cute = contract with good and ~tuhicient sure.
ties, otherwise to BE- returned to the bidder.
iHds accom- snisd by cash in lieu of a certified
check will not be co ssidered.
For any further info; nation apply to
CAPT. l.. W. COOKE. u. =. A..
Acting u. y. indian gent.