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The herald., 1893-09-10
Two Coast Records Broken.

SAN JOSE, Sept. 9.-At the bicycle
races this afternoon, under the auspices
of the California State Bicycling clubs,
two coast records were broken. Otto
Zeigler OF San Jose lowered the half-mile
record to :08 1,5. The tandem record
was broken by G. S. Logan and Frank
Powell Of Hollister, who did mile in
g .d5 TX
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Presented to tho President.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. A grand
nephew of the mikado of Japan, Primes
Yorihito Romatsu, was presented to the
president and members of the cabinet
today.
The herald., 1893-09-10
TWO ACCfDENTs.

In turning a corner Fay Stephenson
could not persuade his wheel to knock q
tree out OF his way, consequently Fay
after performing several acrobatic feats
in midair, fell to the ground and got up
find his wheel readyafor the Junk shop.
A rider who happened to be near by
gave him a wheel and he went a-whiz.
zing.
Burke was in very bad luck. He was
making good time on the way back,
when both his tires gave way under the
The herald., 1893-09-10
siIxar Purchasea.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. OF 115,000
ornces Of silver offered today the treas
urv department purchased but 1000
ounces at 741a.
The herald., 1893-09-10

Looking down Main street, lone
rider ives seen to be pumping for all
that was in him. It's Jenkins, on bis
Keating." shouted some uncomfortable
youth. When within block it was
seen that the victor for first place was
Victor D. Noble of Riverside.
Another rider shot suddenly in view.
He .p<oyed to be Il. A. Williams of AL
hambrs. who won second place. (.
ss He and Noble both finished in good
conditio1E and Noble mishtshaye easily
won tiraehad he exerted himself to his
nsm0as ';'s riingdtAsA hsta aqatsra Of a
BY ones, twos andT ahfees Il Che riders
sped across the line. Buta universal
shout went dtip " tieh Nthe twelfth man
crossed the tape. ''1A' 'N'
1t was Jenkine, and he had won time
place in 39aninutes, Z sscHnds, breaking
all previous records on the game course.
Jenkins was loudly 'cheered for his re-
markable feat.
THE SANTA PAULA wHIZZER.
Second time was made by H. L. Will
liams. the youthful Santa Paula rider.
He is indeed wonder. His riding is
remarkable. He weighs scarcely over
100 pounds, but is destined to become
one OF the fastest riders on the coast.
McCrea of Riverside, who won first
place in the Santa Monica road race,
won third time.
WINNERS AND THEIR TIME.
The following is list Of the riders,
The herald., 1893-09-10
WHEELED FOR VEAL OR WOE,
!Ss Winners and Loosels in
the Riverside Racef.
..axin. Wins Ftrst Tine 10 the
Road Race.
v ->~s Hspts Of Rivsrsids Wtns First
v~@es-roE Defeated In tho Mile
Hsodicap-Burke and Oastie-
'sss Win Big Events.

hosd wAcs--First time, william Jen-
ktns, Los Angeles. H-4
Road Race-second time, H. L. VIII
tiAms, Santa Paula
Road Race-First piacc-victor ID. No
ble, Riverside.
Kosd Race-second place, E. A. Will
iisms, AIhambra.
one-Mile Novioe-w. G. Houstsn, Los
Angeles. t155 < vi
The herald., 1893-09-10

THE TRACK EVENTS.
+ The principal features of the after
noon events were the appearance of Fox
in the one mile handicap race and the
winning by W. "A. Burke Of the two
championship races.
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swift pedalist, and Burke rode to town

IN "agon' ~Atg-7 SEsfcr '77
THIRTEEN MILES IN THIRTY-NINE MINUTES.
Shortly after 8 80 O'Clock the shout
went up, '.Here they come" The re-
turn was over the course on which they
rode down six and one-half miles. The
course was in good condition.
The herald., 1893-09-10

L. Llewellyn, the well-known foun-
dryman, is in the city, and an inter
ested observer of our large foundries up
here.
The herald., 1893-09-10

H. g. Grant, the lawyer who had con-
siderable practice in the Los Angeles
police courts, is like George Hayford oc-
cupying offices in the Mills building.
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and Casey Castlemsn surprised his
friends by winning the one mile handi-
cap in which Fox was entered.
The herald., 1893-09-10

It had been said that Burke was not
in good condition. However that may
be, he did some remarkably. good work
yesterday. With acute Judgment aud
quickness of the eyes which, by the way,
The herald., 1893-09-10

Henry W. Edelman is here, after a
visit to the worlds fair.
TAMMANY.
The herald., 1893-09-10
DIRECT IMPORTATIONS.

Just received ex ship City of Glasgow, via
San Diego, from London, 125 cases Bass & Col
Pale Ale, pints and quarts, and Guinness Dub
lin stout.
Elk ship Orion, via New Orleans, 35 cases as
sorted Cordials from Il. Cusenier fills aine & Gle,
France, consisting of Anisette, Creme de Men
the, Curacao Creme de Roses, Creme de Moka,
Marischino. ChsrtreusBe, Benedictine, etc.
Also 81 cases G. & w. Stewards Scotch Whis-
key, from Aberdeen, Scotland.
The herald., 1893-09-10

J. B. de las Casas, who formerly had
a law Office in Los Angeles and who was
known as an active member in the ranks
of the Republican party, is now equally
active as q member of the Iroquois club,
one of the leading Democratic organiza-
tions of this city. Mr.. de las Cssas evil
IDENTIFY likes to join hands with the win
ners, regardless of personal feeling in
the matter.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

czas m marnych rozrywkach, " ,psia-
cowych" hotelach, q o mas pr~ostaczkach
70 wschodu, kt6rzy stanowimy podwali-
ne zwiszku caikiem zaPominaja.
Pe~nnsylvania. jsk wiadomo, stanowi
wiekszs czetc Zwiazku Narodowego
pomimo 4e posiada wielu takich Gran
lewios6w niePrsejednanyoh nisprzyjs-
ci0 zwiazku; mi wies, ts Pennsyl-
vania Powinna najbardziej leaed m ssrcu
kierownik6w Zwiszku, gdys miej
scowe silly okazuja sic nieraE n slabe
m zwalczenie intryg iotr6w.
Zygmunt TSoarososh,
Delegat Sejmu TX.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
Ma dnie iafOby.

o, dziewcze polskie, MIN puscisz sic
Nv tany
Ma kraju togo stuletnej mogife,
PomyA Ae polskiej hrWi " ME wsia.
[kfo tylei
Jesxcze ME oschia-.. kraj xnowu zalany
Swie4a lezfalal Achi wci14 ona wxbiera,
Odkad sic nieszczes6 rozpocsela era,
% meczennikiem Swieoi bohatera.
O,dxiewcze polskie, kt6a Of ta6cxy6 kaAe
Ne onem imetnem, krwawem bojowisku,
Gdzie " zbroic chrzescie, " jasnym sza.
(blic biysku,
Skrxydlaci niegdys walcsyli usssrze,
A did = ore4nych bezbronni dziedzice,
Prastarych dziertaw bezdomni ojczyce,
ACCOMPLISHMENTS swiecimy ~rocznioel
{, dziewcze polskiel na Ojczy1ny grobie,
Gdy jej obrohcow " kajdany zakuto,
Ty - sclavus saltaus - ME chciej sko-
[czns uuta
Uragac cie4kiej narodu Aafobiei
y! ME " balowym, lecz W szaeym stan
GdumieI
Tam badz kr6low&, 90 W cichej zadumie
Zgodnie 1 karnie W szeregu stac umie.
o, dziewcze polskie, ME " tanecznem
Gkole,
Lecz przodownica bsdz ma onej niwie,
GdEie Z dloni bratniej. ukradkiem, oier
[plivie,
Slew zdrowy pada ma przyszioSoi role.
Zamiast " maurice, Z bracia stan ma la
[uie -
Bo tylko wtedy java nam sic stanie
q win oczyszczonej Polski z~martwych.
[~wstanie!
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
w sPrawIe PrOjektu Konsty.
tucyt.


tucyt.
ALDEN, Pa. IL Czerwca 1898.
Co do uchwal komitetu wybransgo
ola poprawienia starej, czy tel uloasnia
novel konstytucyi Zwiazku N. P. wie-
leby byio do powiedzenis = to jednak
nadchodzacy Sejm rozstrzygnie.-O lie
mi sic zdaje, przyiecie poprawek przez
komitet poczynionych, byloby to Same
90 podanie MECCA " rece nieprzyjaci6l
wv, kt6rych i tax many bez liku.-
Stara nasza kon~stytuoya, ME moge po-
wiedziee, ably byia bezwzglednie dobrs,
p~otrzebuje ona niekt6rych bardzo ME-
z~nacznych zmian, lecz ME takich, jake
Poczynii komitet. Utrzymsnie naprzy
kasd Pasotyt6w " postaoi: dyrektor6 y,
sedziow i ioh prezydsnta, 90 rocznie
wyniesie koszt6w kilkaset dolar6w -
pytam do czego to prowadzif
Seim wybiera Cenzora / Rad Gen.
tralny, . wybiera uaturalnie ludzi 90
dnych z~aufania, ludzi pracy | poswiece-
mia ola dobra ZwIazku, = poc6t, pytam
jeszcze raz, potrzebni % nam owl %
dziowie ! dyrektorowieP 70 jednego
Morgensterna ozyA mo4ns potepia6 lu-
dzi ~stojacyoh u steru ma nsszej wielkiej
navy narodowej, ktorym Sejm powie-
RIA kierownictwo Zwiazku, = ustano
wienie bowiem jakichs tam dyrektOr6w
'edzi6w ! t. d. znaczyioby to samo 90
wProst ~powiedziec urzednik6w Zwiazku:
jestescie Panowie Calgary. Stano
wozo Geseli moi CLOS ma coskolwisk
znac1enis) Protestujs przeciwko zniesie
niu urzedu Cenzora, gdy4 zniesienie
tego urzedu pociagnesoby "a sobs nieo-
bliczone straty ola zwiazku. Ogol
zwiazkowcow tax jest zespolony z u
rzedem glowy Zwiazku t, j. Cenzora, be
wieksza ezesc czionk6w Zwiszku uwa-
2aiaby "a ruine ,Zwiazku. Cenzor jsk
byi, tax ! nadal bye powinien gsows
zwiazku, Powinien bye Csnzorem, ME
malowsuy jsk obecuy, lecz caiowiekiem
energii,. piracy i posviecenis, powinien
Cd byc owym dobrym pssterzem 90 dale
zyoie "a owieczki Swoje. - Cenzor ma
byc giownym ,dyrsktorem" / ,,sedzis"
dzissah Rzsdu Centralnego.- Jak Sta.
ny zjednoczone widzs " Prezydenoie
OLGA ojczyEny i giownego sedziego,
tax ZwiaEek powinien uwata6 Cenzora
"a ojcs zwiazku. - Vice. snEor DO
winien bye Prezydentem Rzsdu Gen.
tralnego, dotyohozas bowiem niewiemy
jake 80 obOwiazki Vice-C ~enzora.
sEsnownewu komitetowi PREY ukls.
daniu sProjektu ustsw do Konstytucyi",
jak vidsc obodzilo gl6wnie o Chicago,
inne riejscowc4ci niewiele 90 obcho.
dzity, a Przecis4 | my stsnowimy, ME
Powiem czsstke lecH wiekszs czsSc Nv.
Narodowego. - Ola ezego o mas "a
pomnisno Pozostawiono Ssmyn SobisY
cEy Sc. Komitet nislepiejby uczynil
funduSz, kt6rym tax hojuie Eie
rozporzsdzR ne kosEts | dyety sedEiew
dyrektorSW obrooil IA wydele1owanie
isdnego Z ozIonkow REsdu CentraIne0o
Tub CenEors do objecbsnis, choc rag "
oisgu dwoOh lat, przynsjmniei wick.
szyoh kolonii Polskich, " cslu zbadsnis
miejscowych Stosunkow / Eschety obo.
do wstepowanis " szersgi
ZWisEkuI
Dygnitsrzs zwiazku bujsjs nieraE 20
Obszernego zsobodu, trswiso
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
DIR. Wlad. Statkiewicz,
Iakarx 10 ~afaraoo k-.;u

Lekarz re staregO kraju
Z dfugoletnia praktyka PREY szpitalach
jak " Europe, tax | Ameryce, special.
sta chorob kobiecych | dziecinnych, le-
cry I dobrym skutkiem wszelkie choro
by zsstsrzale, jak to: ~dusznos6, rsums-
tyzm, choroby gardis, piersi, toladka;
Dol giowy, Dor, noss, uszu, febry, skro-
fully, wyrzuty ma giowie 1 sk6rze; choro-
robY ~maciczne, zboczsuia regularnosci
biase oplavy, krwotokL n~ieplcdnosc
bolesci popoiogowe / {. p. dolegliwosci
kobiece | wogole wszelkie choroby met
czyzn, kobiet | dzieci - leczy predko !
skutecznie.
Lekarstwa g p~rzyrzadzane " mojem
isborstoryum, pod w~yiacznym mym do
zorem.
Do doklsdnie 70 lie moznosci oEytel
nie) opisanego twego cierpienis doiaoz
2 cent. znacZek pocztowy, q odwrotus
poczts odpowiem lie bedzie trw=e kura-
oya co beda kosztowac lekarstwa.
Adres:
DR.. ". StGtAiescics,
964 Joliet Str. La SALE, ILL.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
3 awny OIeJek Reumatycxny
P~ROCHONICZA.

Lekarstwo N reumstyEm, patsnto-
wans IL Kwietnia 1888 r. Jest TO Do
moo na wszystkie bolesci reumatyozne
" r~amionsoh, lokoiseb, kolausoh, "
ogole we wszyStkich Egieoiach rak /
ncg, leozy tskAe Dol gsowy zwsuy neu-
ralgis.
Butelks . dolaczonym prsspissm u.
fyoia ~kosztuje dollar jeden.
Nabyo moans u
Leonardo TSEehOekie0o,
70 Oleaver Str. Chicago, Ills.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28

HARM0NIKE :;ssgP.:1:::.4s &. 5s q,
lemy "a 500 Kto nam przyfle I dol. temu po-
slemy harmonike przez Express Q. O. ID. Ny ME
oPfaeamy przesylki. Ponizsza harmonika lest
sprzedawana 20 innych skiadach cd . do IL dol.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1893-06-28
WODNY
(DR. GRAHAMS

tDR. GRAHAM.)
lecHy4, SAX wisdomo Cd ostatnich Is Lat = nanspsrxm
akufk1om wukyBtk1o rudno, hes nadxiei Wylocnanfa
EestarxaAo 1 dfugolotnie choroby 4 cierpienia obu
ptei prses mana " NismGsech ietutaj metoda bada-
evnSpomoc 1 sscssliws wyiscssnis sapswn,a
n. cierpienia pfuc, wstro6y, merck 1 brEucha- Oisr-
ptonia nerWowc 4 choroby kobieoo jako %:
boleed ceearne, biaAe upkawy, nisphodnoN, b6l "
GHyfach, bolesna hub xanledbana regulArno1C csssts
odpfyy wody,. rxniecta 1 paleniA, ci1nienia M d6l
WsEySths ehronicane, prywatne I fsmilijne c~erpienia
ID pfet lec1y press u2ycis swoich
Siedm ulubionych Lekarstw
" vch choroeach, do ktorych sta st6suje, ktorych
gruneoWnemu Wyiec1enie % prsemacsone.
81 Tystace rodktn swemi podxiekowaniami dale
natlepsse twtadectwe, 5ak cudowna sila mAja lekHr-
silva wfAsnorecmie prsez niego prxyrEadzana,
sdumiewAjace ostegneg r~eEultafy " tahch Wypedkach
" ktorych vsselds Time srodh okasaty de darem
, - Doktor xodny pr.yr.sd.a wt..ns Isk.rstwo
! ola eego nile jest " Eadnym Ewtaxku q aptekS M
g. Te ~ulu6ions lekarstwa leczs tyiko ehorobv
norym Po3edyhcso - prseznscsone nabye - Eifo
Ofisie: 363 8. STATE ULICY
~ PIKRwszK PIETRo "a
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
Godziny ofisowe: rano Cd IA wiecsorsm
- " nieduela samkniete. Konsultaeys bespfatniA
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09
The Cunning Mink.

Probably the most cunning Of oil
animals is the mink. It's propensity
for tllieviny is marvellous, and the
methods Of stealing and the manner Of
hiding the proceeds of its robheries
are unique IN the history Of the lower
species. We 90 not refer here to the
try, for they resort to hennerles only
when the waters are frozen or sup
ply of fish Is unobtalnable, says the
Lewiston journal Two gentlemen
were fishing on one of the rivers Of
Maine. The fish were quite plenty,
and as fast as one was canght it was
thrown behind on the grass. After
some time one OF the gentlemen
thought he wonld take rest and at
the same time examine his capture
Bat he could not find single fish. He
charged his friend with having played
him a trick, but the friend was as sur
pri4, as he They now determined
10 watch their next fish, and their
astonislrIe1.t was unbounded when
they sas mink run from q hole near
by. snatch mp fish and carry IT off:to'
III" hole. where they afterwards found
their entire capture cunnInglv hidden
under some dead leaves
l. tn same manner the mink steals
1ane which sport4rLen shoot. On one
occasion s gentleman shot wild duck,
but before the dogs could get 70 It 8
mink had stolen It, carried It of to a
hoia in the frozen snow, which one
mink had prepared while the other
was watching for the opportunity to
steal the sportsman game. Sotw1th-
,.anl.ag this particular Characteristic
the mink Is brave as well as ferocious
little fellow. and he is excelled II these
two qualities only bv the ernine. He
seems 10 have q peculiar aversion for
me nusk-at, and although the latter
5 generally more than double lis size,
the MINK attacks him !earlessir and
always WIS tie battle, after which he
rags his dead enemy TO some hiding
place. as II .he cases Of the fish and
Wild duck. They are found in alnos:
every state o. the Union, bat most tra-
suen.ly II Maine and in the States
bordering the grea: lakes Mink skins
are sold N great numbers bv Maine
srappe-s, and are sold for turs under
various names.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09

Sovs thc atlanta Constitution DR..
l.ert1<a. a prominent German writer,
makes. the prediction that 81, 900, 900
whites WiIl some day occupy the high
p'ataaus of Central Africa and ci,ilizc
tie races If tile Dark Continent Carl
I,tar- has -pr"t many years II Africa,
and III his Judgment the country Will,
a 10 very rrmote lay have European
settle mynf> tn All localities where they
MIL tlrna llo docs mot speak >4ery
hi ~ 20. the rcntral lIateaus. There.
thy ii ats arr like winter and tile days
liz 1n,r such rough extremes
d. tat 'ayor vegetation The white.
II. steadily increasing their settle
meut- III Alrica, and the condition, Of
hedae4mprovg a> the colonist advance
an 5.e4r thJ forests and eultivat the
soil But the country is not promis.
~ from an agricultural point u slcw,
and cattle raising and ostrich far ning
viii cot induce white men 70 settle
,at-teie - tia towns in large mum htrs
lr Peters thiuh> that mining, lumber
end oth. industries viii. N the course
III tlHa, SWELL the whstc populNion -
.ay,rli millions, but he rejects the idea
tat they Viii clvilILe the Africans and
utilize their labor 70 overcome the
,aya-rfy Of the natives would be a
homeless task. and the whites viii prob
ally Kill tilan of they push their
ftlsm,lt- luto the interior. Even
ullter the most favorable conditions
taat can he reasonably expected the
doctor declares that Africa Will possess
few attractions for white immigrants
when compared with the rest OF the
world Still, II must he admitted that
there are locations on the continent
that would suit Europeans. and there
is uo reason why their colonies should
not crow and prosper. When this Is
said il does not carry with il the state
meut that even one-thlrd of the CONT
nent will ever be iii COR white occupa-
tlou
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09
The Reality OF War,

"Speaking of low water in the
Ohio" said an old resident Of Ohio
AMI Of Cincinnati, q remember dur
nr the war when the Ohio was very
low. | was living at Proctorvllle,
Lawrence County. when the news
came by wire or boat that the Union
General Morgan, who lately died, WAS
coming to tireenur, Ky, having
marched through kentucky from CHrl-
herland Gap | was half grown boy
the, and was crazy TO see an army.
Father told me 10 ride down and see
the crossing 1t was ride Of forty
miles. but | had a cousin III lrontOH,
and the night before | started on
horseback. riding through Ia lronton.
Here | met and staved with my cousin.
fbe next morning by dayoreak We
rode 10 t1r"cuup, about ten miles. AMI
Tor the first time | saw an army. anil
tl4, army fording the Ono hlv"r.
Anl LII never forget It All the ~
nance ot war was gone IL minute
Instead of bright uniformed soldiers
and caviv cap, rlsoned char gers, saw
\ tlreI anl dusty lot of men. worm
a5.t an lame mules AMI horses with
out number. broken wagons ami GRIP
III -
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09
CURIOUS FACTS.


-.
R,..,a, sc.,,.cr ,ns. u,1.r IN. .arls
on top.
m g. ,,~,t
,p.
:, ,s,s
r, -. ,,.
!, !,
ihai" All eii'"iei'i VI III ai'i '"'i's
The plant known /" Us as L"vs-hes-
hlseoihs ! eaeth A. NSEe'""" IA
WHY
chain made for the nted states
Government Of Troy. \. l., III ieN'
was SIX mules and traction In ienc'h-
1t was made of bars .ui IRON tach -
inches In diameter
The distinctive Roman arm was the
plum or spear, feet oi wood. L 81
IRON. II weighed ten or twelve pohh"S
and when thrown al ten PAGES almost
invariably proved fatal.
,,,,la T,ob,ponr y we'll known
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09

Ma, .,,,s an -rr,n, gut.& are no
,o,,.r allowed e. j.. -.,,n f;ngiani for
n,acber-. - of old. ,hdtr ~. c1cep.
s,,b,n 1u.ll,,, n,fu.4 far IT, proioc,
.,.r be,,e, ,un,.hni,I. by ,myr.-ou-
,n.n, Man trans far eraef..' brutal
~ rank WITH ,,e If,4frn,.4..,.,= oF tor
~. ~ he N,a3l. age. on. lbeIono.
,nv.a III. xr,,.r b..,,4g sey. !, .est long
with teeth 3. inches .lcep u. each side
~ y. erin which +. eighteen inches
iona, w,,b .nr,ng at each enI 50 ,hs,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1893-12-09

~ u Maine, where, accordinp to
-" York Recorder, "thev are
e@tcnins herring to put up a.
-"rdncs,' they lure tn, fish
y. nets at night by "a blazing fire
The Helena independent., 1893-09-23
The Moody Girl.

Perhaps the moody girl isn't the happiest
mortal in the world, but she's apretty good
sort of fellow just the same. 1t is u case of
sunshine and showers with her. When she
is sad she is the most doleful little person
you ever saw. When she is happy, she can
make a heart of marble feel like dancing
Nothing can induce any one to speak to her
when she is shrouded in her awful spell of
the blues because sheis so cross and snappy,
but the moment she dons the halo of snlil
ing hilarity she is held up as shining ex-
ample to all other girls and is spoken of as
the sweet little thing with such lovely
disposition" The moody girl enjoys her
fits Of weeping as much as some girls enjoy
a good salad. So don't let her mako you
unhappy because tears are her way of hay
ing fun.-Chicago Record.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-23

PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGs--U. g. IN
Il dian service, Blaokfeet Agency. Pexan.
Teton connty. Mont. septenber s, 1s43, seslcd
proposals, endorsed, Proposals for I,uildlngs" :"
ton county " Mont.. will be received at this agency
until unit one CLOCK p; m of Tuesday. October 10.
1873, for the furnishing and delivering of all
necessary maternls and labor and erecting and
by the undersigned, ', illow creek, on the
!lackfeet inotan reservation, one frame Office
building and two frame buildings containing
ono double set Of employees quarters enoS, all as
nmined at the offices ef The 1spEPEypEST, of
Halena, Moltana. the "Tlrnos." of EillinRs,
Montana, and at this agency.
Proposals must state separately the proposed
be consumed in the cen'tructio 4 fsrm of pro-
poeais accompanies the spociecstieniNS
IL bidders will be held to conform to the
provisions Of the act II c9nxgess approved Au-
hours Of daily service u lsbsfsr, and mechanics
employed upon che public werks Of the. United
states and District of Colum ha.
The right Ia re- ervea to reject any all bids or
any part of any old il deemed for the best inter
est of the service. a. ~
panied BY certified eHSckFsr arsft upon % some
United states deposttory or salvent Rational
DER. made usynbIe 10 the order of the commits
hioner OF Indian affairs fty at leas, five Der cont:
OF the :mount Of tho preposal which check or
draft will be forfeited to tho /, r ted States in
shall fail to promptly s1eeuto contract with
cool and sufficient eurstie., othsrwiss to Be re-
turned to the bidder.
ids accompanied by cssh in lien # q certified
check viii not be considered.
or further information as to building sites
means OF tran.portation, otc.. etc. apply to,
CAPT. l.. ". COKE u. s. A..
Acting q. s. Indian Agent.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-23
THE SCIENTIST.

Petroleum, which is popularity supposed
to be derived from coal, Is, according to adj
vanced science, more probably the result oi
the action Of water on metal
The results Of calculations show that for
given tank capacity and carbonic acid and
air stored at the same pressure, the hque-
fed oarbonic acid Is capable Of developing
four to i've times more power than COM
pressed air.
Taking the earth as the center Of the uni
verse and tho polar star as the limit Of our
vision. the visible universe embraces an
aerial space with u diameter Of 420, ,OO0, ,0oo,-
600 miles, and = circumference Of 329, ,742,-
O0o 900 miles
An ingenious oontrivance for recording
sunshine Is the recent invention OF Professor
Marvin. The professor describes the in-
strument as consisting In principle of a
Leslie differential air thermometer-mer-
curry, however, being used to separate the
air in the two bulbs. and the whole ther-
mometer is designed in the form of q
straight tube, having bulb at each end.
The Helena independent., 1893-09-23

Going 70 Chicago and east your shors
quicl route is via St. Paul and ''The Norti.
western Line" Leave Butte G:45 a. m..
Heeaa lob a. m. to-day. reach st. Paul
6.Ss o. n. second day, connecting with fast
day train of THE Northwestern Line"
leaving 81. Paul 600 a. IN. daily and ar'iv-
Ing Chicago 9:S5 p. m. same day, making
lees than si1ty-thres hours from Butte and
less than sixty hours from Helena, which ie
ssvore hours iess time than via any other
line TO Chicago.
his 8:ss y. m. arrival in Chicago insurss
connection With all the principal lineb from
Chicago east, and The Northwestern
Line" is the only line from St Paul thas
saAkea all of theae connections IN Cbienaa-