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The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES AND
TRANSPORTATION.

DEPARTMENToF THE INTERIOR, OFFICE
- OF Indian Affairs. Washington. April 10,
1893; Sealed proposals.. indorfed proposals for
beef. (bids for Beef must be submitted in sep
arate envelopes. Bacon, tlour. Clothing, or
transportation, etc. las the case may be-. and
directed to- the Commissioners OF Indian Affairs,
be ~ rese i"a ., nn MiOi ! =. s M. Of fassds s1Fh Ma, W. Il.
1888. for furnishing Cor the Indian service about
5000 pounds Bacon. 100000 pounds Heef ON
pounds Beans, 6,ooO pounds Baking Powder.
!. ioo.o o0 pounds Corn. $4,000 pounds Coffee.
1000 600 pounds Flour. lis. 600 pounds Feed.
$4,000 pounds Hard Bread. $4,000 pounds HON.
my, 40,v0J pounds Lard. $40 barrels Mess Pork.
z eco Geo ponds kolled Oats, 600. 600 pounds Oats.
s ssunds pS cosrso h sals.. 1 1890 DG pounds III Fine ,t s.ls,
s29. GOO pounds Soap. 1,O0a 600 pounds Sugar. and
l,0,0O0 pounds Wheat.
Consisting in part OF Ticking. 1900 yardss
standard Calico. 10000 yards; Drilling. 1900
yards; Duck, fres from all sizing, 2s.0O yards;
keRtuchy Jeans, 10000 yards: Cheviot; 1900
yards; Brown Shooting, 10000 yards; Bleached
sa.ssi ., Zoo sS yara.; hie doa shiftins' 1900
Groceries. Notions. Hardware. Medical G%uppiies.
school iooks. etc, and a long list of miscellAn-
FORKS, etc. and for shout $40 wagons required
for the service, to DO delivered at Chicago, Kan
sas City, and eiouS City. Also for such Wagons
the Pacific Cost. with California brakes, deliy-
cred at an francisco.
ALSO transportation Tor euCh or the articloA
good, and supplies that may not be contracted
for 10 DO delivered At the Agencies.
BIDS MUST be MADE OUT ON GOVERNMENT
BLANKS.
Schedules showing the kinds and quantities Of
subsistence supplies required for each Agency
and School, and the kinds and quantities in
gross, of all other goods and articles. together
with blank proposals., conditions to DO observed
by bidders. time and place of delivery, terms os
contract and payment, transportation routes,
and all other necessary instructions. will be
furnished upon application to tho Indian Office
in VI arlington. OF Nos. IS and 81 Wooster street,
New York: the Commissaries OF Subsistence, u.
:. A., at Cheyenne, Chicago, L~.eavenworth,
Omaha. Saint Louis, Amt Paul and san Fraa-
cisco: the fostmastcrs at sioux City, lows;
lankton, s. Dakota; Arkansas City, Caldwell
Topeka and Wichita, Kansas, and Tucson. ARR
1ons.
The right is reserved by the government to re-
ject any and all bids, OF any part OF any bid,
and these proposals ARC invited under proviso
that appropriation shalt be- made for the supplies
by Congress.
Bids will be opened at the hour and day above
stated, and bidders are invited to be preeent At
the opening.
CERTIFIED CHECKS.
All bids must be accompanied by certified
checks or drafts upon some United states De-
~pository, the National lark Bank of New York,
the first National hank of l andor, Wyo., or the
First National ank of san Francisco, Cal, for
at least five per cent of the amount of the pro-
posAl.
Il. v. BELT, Acting Commissions.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

SUMMoNs-IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the First judicial district of the state Of
Montana, in and for the county of Lewis anti
Ahner =. Clements. plaintiff. VS.. G. W. Nc
The state OF Montana sends greeting to tho
above named defendant:
You are hereby required to appear in an action
III IN The district court Of the tir.t judicial dis
triot of the state OF Montana, In and for tho
county Of Lewis and Clarke. and. to answer the
compliant tlsd therein. within ton days
aervics on you Of this lmmop il served within
this county; or, IL served out Of this county. but
within this district, within twenty dnys, other
wise within forty days. or Judgment by default
prayer of said complaint.
The eald acti, is brought to recover tho
sum OF thirty-fvs and 37-lW dollars, together
with intssest thereon at the rate of ten per cent
per annum from rob. 10. 1872, said sum being
due upon an account for money loaned to tno
said defendant AT defendants special instance
sum of two hundred and thirty-two dollars, to-
gethar with interest thereon NJ tho rate of ton
per cent Ter nnnum from July II. 49,, tho Same
leinx duo upon m aoc unit for money loaned on
July IL. fsN2, 10 the fnid defendant n defend
ants special instance and request, and Tor costs
of suit. -
And YOU are hereby notified thu. if you fail to
appear aud answer tho said complaint, a. above
required, tho said plaintiff will take judgment
against you for tho sun of S2h',si interest ~
aforesaid. and costs.
Given under my hand and tho feal OF the dis
trict court Of tho titst Judicial oistrict OF tho
ttate of Montana. iii and for tho
('sesl First, siGGiI"i lin day Of Marsn, in tho
snd, Dist Near Of our Lord one thousand
oeart. eight hunaTSa and nr ninety Sia shreN
By CO. FRsxMAs, DEPUTY Clerk,
Maseenh fnllard, Attorney FOR Plaintiff.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24
What Is

Weighed against that health 1t go often
falls to buy? Dtoss. indeed. While VI
can none of Us claim u total exem: ton
+, ON TINT greatest of all ills to which flesh
Is Observation-Disclosures may do much to
loosen the chances Of mourning il, and this
not alone by the adoption of such sanitat y
measures as are 70 be found In daily exer-
else. regular hou' 8. prudence in eating and
drinking and a wholesome diet, but also by
resortinR TO judicious preventive medicn-
ton whom the system Ia threatened by I'M
healthful influences. For instance, resi-
dents or %sojournets in mnlarious localities
should use HostetteI 3 Stomach Bitters ns a
defense against chills and fever, and per-
sons who incur much ~out-of-door exposure
should employ IL as a safeguard against
rheumatism. Travellers in the tropics find
it invaluable as a means of arrestinp liver
complaint and constipation and counter
acting the debilitasing influence of a tortid
climate.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Tuesdar,, the 18th day Of .tDril, 4. -. 1893. re-
osivo sealed bids for tho fnrni.lins of board OF
prisoners to the city OF Helena. Montnna, for
board Of prieoasr. to be oeliv-red when needed
nt the city Jail in tho city of Holona. aid bids
shopld DO saaled. marked "Proposaia for card
OF Prisoners and left with he city clerk at his
Office In the city hall, between now and noon Of
the day aforesaid. no BIDS Teco .ved after "
0 9iook. Gity reserves right 10 reject any and
OF the oonncil duly made 4 priI II, 1899.
SYDNEY II. MCINTYRE, City Clerk.
Dated April ~, 1893.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-04-24

For biliousness and sick stomach try a dose Of
the OREGON BLOOD PURIFIER, a vegetable rem
eGy.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
TIE cuLINAnY rNnln1r.

Even the poet hns oyowcd that man
cnnnot live without cooks, mud moralists
do not hesitnte to say that the manner
Ia which food is prepared Las much 10
DO with mans moral responsibility. II
ia therefore Ia the interest of phiau-
thropy that the art Of cooking be- I'M
diligently studied and brought TO the
Highest attainnble perfection
IL Az now agreed by the lady managers
Of the Worlds Columbian commission
that Miss Juliet Corson, whose admir-
nble efforts to improve American cook
cry are widely recognized, Is 10 take
charge of the New York cooking school
cNhiht Miss Corsou has accepted the
appointment aud now asks than an firms
engaged In the manufacture of foods or
of improved cooking appliances contrib
ute 10 CHS most Interesting Ood practi.
c0l exhibit, iu order that It may be com
plcto In an it, departments.
Tho time Is short for the collection of
funds aud exhibits and the state and
national boards urge nl possible dispatch.
Inquiries relating 10 the scuding of funds
or To the preparation Of exhibits are TO
De- scut TO Miss Juliet Corson, 1922
Broadway, Now York ciW
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
ALL OVER DIXIE.

A Louisiana girl died recently in a
mysterious manner Previous to the
death OF her mother, which occurred u
year ago, the latter told her that she
would return for her IN years time.
The girl firmly believed this and nj the
expiration of the year she declared that
her mother had appeared To her, aud
died three days nltrrward.
Ex-Revcrcnd John Culleton. the for
mor Catholic priest, has been bobbiug
about Ia hot water since his recent mar.
rage In Louisville, Ky. The people
around his old home in Marion county
have not minced their words In CRITICS.
ing him, and Ia the last number of The
Lebanon Enterprise MIR Cullcton pub
fishes an abusive card, two columns in
length, la answer TO his critics.
Bears have been Troublesome in the
Eastern Kentucky mountains during the
recent severe cold weather" The heavy
SHOWS drove them to the valleys, and the
pig-ppnS OF the farmers suffered from
their raids. Chascs after the iOrngcrs
have been numerous. but not often sue
ccssful Wildcats have been driven into
The vicinity of the farmhoues also and
in many cases deer have fallen victims
To their own holiness.
The faculty OF kentucky university at
Lexington is making itscf unpopular
among college students by los ngid no.
tlonS on the subject OF college sports.
the faculty appears To he guided by u
consistent determination to suppress
gambling among students. 10 that end
ihcy some time ago issued an order for
budding their students to take purt iu
amy More of the contests Of the Inter
collegiate Oratoncul association, am as
ISOLATION OF several Central Kentucky
colleges which held an annual uratoricnl
tournament between chosen representa-.
tiyes Of each college.
khoda Cox, u negro woman supuoscJ
TO be ll0 years old. died nc Bowling
Green, Ky
d. For the sake Of economy, the Mount
Sterling (hy) city council refused Ia
purchase horses 10 pun its fire engine.
Tho board agreed, however. ON the oc-
ruSloh OF every ire, To pay $40 10 the
hNery man who succeeds I'm getting thr
engine to the scene of the couiIocrn-
ton
Orlando. IVA, has o hoy who rides II
bicycle aud drives horse at the same
uhe The boy ~ In charge of a milk
wagon. lie rides beside tue WAGON.
aeXteruusly handling The reins and mid.
llg the horse. Ills remarkable nor
iormnnce generally attracts crowds ON
the street
Henderson. Ky. held rousing moot
ing and protested against unjust dis
examination by the Southern Railway
anu steamship association In freight
rates charged that city.
o. a Mason, q Christian county, Ky.
iarmeG raised 10000 pounds OF tobnrr,
last year, which he sold for $1,000.
j. w. Jones, Warren county Nv
hoy hns sued w. II. Spoldng. n wealthy
retired Bowling Green merchant fa5r
9-o,OUO damages for false urrpst
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
TEXAS TURNED LOOSE,

Coldwelrs new system Of waterworks
has just been completed
The Livingston Pincry says there is a
fortune In store for the man who will
erect q saw mill there.
Eight dwelling houses are under con-
struction at Marlin.
The Methodists Of Bcllvllc will build
a Parsonage.
The Lancaster Herald is harping for
cotton seed oil mill.
The Methodist Protestants Of Alcdo
are contemplating the construction of
n house of worship.
The new Methodist church ut Aledo
viii soon Toe ready for service.
Several large real estate deals took
place at Quunah during the past week.
There is not a vacant dwelling house
In Hamilton.
Burnett
Parties are said to be already negoti-
atng Tor the purchase Of the Star and
Crescent furnace the plant of the Cher
okee Iron Manufacturing company at
Rusk for the sum of Si15.OO6. which
amount viii Ice used In paying OF the
creditors Of the concern The affairs of
this company were placed Ia the hands
OF a receiver last May aud since then Il
great zeal OF litigation has cnsued The
sale, when consumntcd, will settle the
bonded and other indebtedness. The
United Stutes court ordered the sale.
The West Texas Coal Mining COM
pany az Eagle Pass has been chartered.
Work will shortly commence on the
sytcm of watcrworks to be- erected at
Cameron.
The contract has been let for the Ar
ansas Pass waterworks system
An extensive brick manufacturing con-
Germ Is being established az Houston.
Work has commenced on the new
Lullng ice factory.
a cypress shingle mill is to be erected
at Jefferson.
Work has commenced on the new Sc.
gum electric light plant.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
THE TOWN AND THE PAPER
OF North Texas, as Seen by Commercial
Travellers


Hotel Royal, Waco. Feb -.
Editor Gazette
No mtclupnt observing person cnn deny
that commercial mon have a great 0dvau-
tagc over the muiouty Of people In detect.
Ing which Of two or any number OF cities
huyc the greater natural facilities for de-
yplopment
In rcply 20 The query, which cily in North
ana Central Texas has the hcst ohuuco ~
bocomug the grc1tcst city In time. and
contains the newspaper wherein the cdlto-
rluls ana tclcgUphlc ncws Is properly com
donscd to "A business standpoint OF vlcNy.
out of eleven commercial men, tom favor,
ei Fort Worth as tho vomiting city. aud Tho
Gagcttc as the best paper. while one u
pallas man, insisted upon Dallas ana the
Dallas Ncws.
lhCpc ton commercial men are what
SHOULD tom "bicim travellers aud non.
icsld,uta of thla state, u "a cyhlout they
come for business only ana mo fact that
No Arlington Inn Is hccommg known an
oyor tho country as the FINEST hotel Ia Tex
as, barring nonG win soon make Fort
Worth thc town 20 snonl our Sundays m
aUd worth q Jump" ol 2OO mites to obtain
a needed rest occasionally q. ID,
Angel OF Commerce.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

Tho announcement that plans have
been perfected for great irrigation
scheme. by which district Ia California
known as lie Momve desert Is TO be- re-
claimed calls TO mind the value Of arti-
icinl irrigation. ln countries whore civil
isation antidatps the Christian era 10y
1000 years this method Of Increasing the
fertility aud producuveuess Of the soil
was well understood. Tic Egyptians
ia the crude ways then known. and oven
yet practiced, brought up the waters of
the Nile iu order to fcrtilizr the plains
aud had also a system OF canals and
lakes boy which to convert the desert
into garden. Nor WIS artificial irri-
gntion confined 10 Egypt but il was In
use in almost an the thicl,ly populated
countries Of the East, where the dense
population required tlat an the land
which could be made to yield food should
have the requisite supply Of water.
America during the first century Of
her civilization did not feel any such
necessity for the earlier settlements were
in land of rivers and inland seas, but
CIT" AaNNNI' 'Ni'AlN'N ~ pun liN Ntti''i-
abundant population into this country
10 has become Imperative uut what
have been waste places be- put in con-
dition TO sustain life.
West Of the 9Sth degree Of longitude
thorc is a large strip Of country extend
lux TO the Pacific ocean, over which
rain seldom falls. and Il H. therefore. n
barrcn waste which ought 10 be re-
clnimcd. In the western part OF Texas
and In New Mexico artificial irrigation
has boon successfully tried, aud now In
these sections crops are wclluigh assured.
The work necessary 20 prrfecdug sys-
TENS of irrigation Is stupondous and
costly, requiring the most skinful cn-
gincer.ng. If however. government
lands In the dry regions are ever to
have marketable value aud become sctl
lied irrigtinr facilities must be- pro
yidcd. aud wherever this is done, whether
by the national government or by cor
poratc bodies even though at a slight
advance IN price per acre TO the pur-
chaser such land will Doe preferred to
drouth sections where no such provision
has been nude
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

the preceding days journal had to be-
deferred until there was quorum pres
emit An .ihc Republican members were
conspicuousy absent For this there
mny cxcuse. as IL is not improbable that
their pnrfy utilization IN the present state
Of political affairs would suggest TO them
jcrcmiads rather than prayer, and a
station On the Mount Of Cursing rather
than a fastening to the senate chamber
az nm early hour
Whatever may be individual choice
in q case where attendance is not com
pnlsory. IL certainly seems right that IN
nll duties relating TO the offices held by
the representatives Of the people there
should be that fidelity which prompts
every man to be IN bis place at the SGT
timc. and TO avoid an absenteeisin which
is becoming notorious ia all legislative
departments.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
TEXAS SETTINGS.

Elder r. l., Henderson, the Christian
minister of south Ronham, was ~ yenrs
Oh last Sunday.
Tho Commerce journal boasts of tbnt
Guy as musical town Ihirty-tyyn
pnnuuS are pounded" In different notts
OF the city, besides humorous otbrr
ousical instruments
County Attorney Hancock of Cbo,,.
netN county is raging war against deni.
efs Ia lottery tickets
From Nov :, 'g2 TO Feb. 10. or six
persons were placed IN the Johnson
county jail for and charged with rnpr.
fiSe Robinson confined IN the John.
, 'Vu,N Jali' mnde am attempt Ia rs.
cup" o0t was frustrated 10y the iniler
dhr excitement ot Lone Oak, Hunt
county, over the coal find. Is intense
o,i dhr irait crop prospects in Parker
county are excellent
Nn g!eenndont wheat crop In the vicmi.
" nl lmliu, ,onrd county. Is ns4,irri
sherman Registcr Curt EaAcy. the
Young man who WIS killed near S,rn-
GuSe, y, y, la raidroad accident n fe,y
uayS ago was wen known hero ana for
MAHFI! Years attended Captain L..
lcllivrs UvUdeny
Wheat will make from fifteen Ia thirty
bushels per acre IN Har,leunp rnWnty
s"}s The Quanah Tribune and mo ~,
pehse OF raising the s0Eir is very small
'oull0Wd with other crops.
sulphur Springs Echo: Two bovs Inv
tue homc az Robert som AMI Davis ,yer,,
lodged ia Jail by Deputy Mclaughlin Far
pWlolmng nineteen head of hops ibr
property OF Dick Melton When Sher-
man ttaecd the hogS almost across tbc
county from four milcs south of no DIV
20 i9dRw0y whore they had heou solj
40 Henry Brooks
- IN speaking OF grain shipments tho
bfoWnWood Bulletin saws Bawnwood
! rapidly assuming large proportions
81 grain shipment point A tnin az
nUten ears of oatS NOW stands ~ tLe
hNo Nmnde tracks, bound Tor New Or
i'ans The train moves on under mo
entfsruc 'Nmsh' of w. r. Dnvldsnn
manNgcr 0t tho Texas Grain conlpanv
~ IA Rca, tho busy ageut 81 NJ Rio
Niande in This eitN Widp,awake fnr M
lNers's Of his llpf aud the prosperity 81
tApWhmu0l has M8GNrled each cny
tnt'NN' This chr loaded with oats from
teAoS tirlin COMPANY. Er0wnWool
Tex. This card win be read hy thou.
sands as an advertisement 81 Brown
woods important grain Interests.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19
orn cAlELrss I.roIsrArnn

lf reports from WUsLmrtop mny bc
relied unon the memhers OF tho United
States senate are not more fond of dc.
Notionol EXERCISES than Che average col.
lrgc student Fortunately, Tor the IN.
dulgucc OF their preference, attcpdmco
~ prayer ~ not mNde compulsory, as
h the ease Ia 4 minority OF ,auru.
t'onW Institutions, rhcrc a.. however
less excuse for tho nou.attendaucc of tlc
SENATOR be- iH presumed. cN.oticio To be-
Wise ami grave mud 's expected to boo a
bright and shining example OF fidelity
10 duty The college boy may hc nightly
burning thc midnight OIL parting owen the
classics and seeking TO discover unknown
quantities whatever tho real state Of
he ease may he OF which The world
or at least the faculty are supposed
70 he uniatormed and the latter requirn
him TO rise early AND 60 b. IN his place
al chapel pnlike tle helpless nnd han.
less student, the grpye ana reverend
Suator spends his nights as he chooses.
takes his nightcap without fear or favor
aud can lie down 10 pleasant drrams or n
morning headache os Il nleasos him.
with no disturbing Thought OF conop,
bell or unwclcomc discipline.
la llo senate chamber az n a. M. the
chaplain performs what Is often a merely
periunctory duty, and it moi infreuuenlly
happens that at high noon not even
quorum OF senator's IS nreseut. Only
q few mornings ago NO ohe was present
when The prayer service hogan and
Faulkner OF West Virginia was the only
0Ae 10 hear the amen Tne reading Of
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

/ Metz and Loire and was also Ia the
/ battle of Orleans Two years later be
was summoned into the ministry 81 war
aud in 1877 DE became major general;
| la 1873 commander of Brigade Stettin.
/ lie was promoted IN 1889 10 chief Of the
admiralty. Under his guidance ihS tor
/ ped0 service was materially deYelopfl'
| Caprivi succeeded Prince Bismnrk rs
! premier minister of Germany in 1871
Edison's children by his first wife ete
Familiarity called Dot aud Dash,
from the characters IN the Morse alpha
bet.
Potter. Of the Maverick bank, was
convicted on counts I, 3. ., Z, H. 10. II.
10, %, -, -, 81, GI. 30. W-nil odd
numbers.
Mrs. Dewitt Talmage mikes her hus-
bands pastoral aud social engagements.
and all his lecturing interests arc IN her
hands.
katherine f. Conway recently appoint.
ed one of the police commissioners of
MASSACHUSETTS Is cue Of the editors ot
the Boston Pilot
A large strongly built man. who looks
as though he enjoys life Is Professor
Bell, Of Telephone fame. lie has IL most
contagious smile.
President Bsrrios Of Guatemala. has an
American wife II Us said that she
practically rules the republic She is the
leuder Of all woman movements In That
country.
William Greenwood Of Germantown.
Pa, * willing 90 wager ull lac Is worth
IN The world about 100000 that he can
paddle through the rapids at Niagara
falls In u fat-bottom skin.
The earl Of Aberdeen. Who Is likely
60 be- the governor general of Canada.
ha7 always been q great prsOnal friend
OF Mr. Gladstone. lie Is dcscrvcdly pop.
ular with the leaders Of both political
parties In England.
The engagement is announced IN Paris
OF Miss May Mcclellan, daughter Of the
late General George Il. McClcllun, 20
Paul Desbrez Of the French egatiOn &C
Washington The marriage will take
place In Paris early In March.
Crown Princess Stcphanic Of Austria,
instead Of being seated with other royal
guests nt the wedding of Duke Alhrecht
81 Wurtpmburg aud the archduchess Ia
Vienna recently, was compelled, owing
to difficulties of precedence. to witness
the ceremony from an adjacent oratory.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-19

The Cunningham bin providing that
the truth Of the publication may be
proved in al prosecutions for criminal
libel, is correct in principles but there Is
little need for It except TO place the law
IN line with the CONSEQUENCES Of the people.
There have not been probably % halt
dozen cases Of criminal libel tried IN
Tcxas courts In as many years, and no
intelligent jury will punish an editor
for performing the duty oXacicd Of him
by his profession aud BY just regard
for tho public interest Il Is not the
criminal law. but speculative litigation
that cmbarrasscs the newspaper which
Is honestly conducted Il may be- added
that neither worries the other cl0ss Of
newspapers. Of which, happily. there are
but few representatives In Texas.