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THE WISE TRAVELLER,
In ssisssinE His Rsiiroad Route. selsots
the Road

In seissting His Railroad Route, Selects
the Road
That sfoxis sxcsllent and most comfort
able faeilitiss-"Ths Milwaukee"
That travsrsss delightful and piotnr-
ssqus portion Of the oountry-"Ths Mi
waukee."
That has-and merits-the reputation OF
strength and rsliabilitY-"Iheh Milwaukee"
That enjoys popularity aud is slammed
with public approVal-"Ths Milwaukee"
That has 9 substantial roadbed and most
frequent train ssrvioe-"Ihe Milwaukee"
That regards always, the comfort, ease
and safety Of its patfons-"Ihs Milwsu-
kss."
That furnishes the latest private com
partment cara and latest library buffet
smoking cars-"The Milwaukee"
That furnishes elegant drawing room
psrloF cars, free reclining chair cars al
snmptuous dining oars-"Ihs Milwaukee"
That has exclusive use Of the electric
bsrth reading lamp-"Ihs Milwaukee"
The Milwaukee" combines an the above
and mare, TOO. It's trains are vestibulel
heated BY steam, electric lighted ami un-
surpassed in luIurious appointments.
The immortal Lincoln said Follow the
TsoPle aud Joa cannot be far from right"
The people Use The MilWGukse
J. 4. CoNLEY, Asst. Gen. lass. AIT
ST. Paul. Ninn.
NoTE.-Fivs trains daily from Twin Cit
les 30 Chioaeoi one TO ST. Louis and one TO
Kansas City.
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"Tho science of memory - said James
W. Dodd. ''is very little understood. and
the more DO Is iuvestlga ed the further one
gets from The solution az tlc dlmculty /
ana acquainted with "a MIN who could
never learn 80 write or FOO c0lcualte. al
though LARGE sum ~ money was spent
10y his wealthy parents in attempts 10 ed
ucate hin. Iu this day be- can scarcely
distinguish one letter from another. hut
he can road easily from sight in some
manner nettcr physician nor philosopher
can uuders| and
"lie s. fond Of reading out loud and sel
dom stumblps over bard word. although
he cannot spell ont the easie4t ones.
Strange % say. he has most wonderful
memory ~ what bee reads aud will repeat
the plot of a book. with the exuct quota
tious of leading incidents and expressions.
after reading b. once. Ills general habits
indicate mental weakness in various ways.
and the only memory be seems 20 have 4
in regard 90 printed matter st. Louis
Globe-Democrat
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A LAS SUMMONS IN THE DISTRICT
n court Of the First Judicial district Of the
state Of Montana, In and Tor tbs county OF Lewis
and Clarke
Frederick Powen. William owen aud IRA w..
Ihomuson, a. howen frus. X humUsUn pain
tna. " dWArd rudrod. defendsnf.
Tho state q Montana sends greeting TO tho
above named defendant fusaru rrlm4rou;
You are hereby required o. appear In "a action
brought against you by the above named pialntin ;
IN tho district court OF tho First judicial district
Of the state 81 Montana in and for the county %
Lewis and Clarke and 10 answer the complaint
led therein, within ten days texciuslye 81 the day
~ servicel after the service you OF this sum
mons, II served within this county or.f served out
o. this county, but within this district, within
twenty days. otherwise within forty days ur
Judgment b. default will b. taken aIAinsl y01
according 10 tho prayer Of said complaint.
he ga "a ngttan d. brought TO recover IL sum
81 .24stt. Decides interest upon tro no , A.
daya payable 20 lin kolletef. or order. Tor
t14lt0. with interest az 30 por cont an assignrd
10 plaintiffs 2 he other. executed Oct. - inft.
due IN iO days. Ia able TO Merchants National
bans. Helena. Montana Tor al,5tn. signed b.
d. GTindfod Co. a. principals and foeen
ros a homp'oa A. suretie-, aud paid OF b.
plaintiffs herein
And 700 are hereby notified that Il you fail 10
appear and answer the said complaint a. above
required. the ssid plainuh will take daia1l,
Asainsi you add ludsmsnt for t2.2is a. and In
Given under ny hand and tho seal u the dis
trict court of the first gudtctal district OF tha
stafs - Montana. Ia and Tor thl
county u Lewis and clarke
tesl fifst this i2th dag q 'ebruslg. an ne
~ JOHN BEAN. Clsrk
~ q. q. IRrrHaN. Deputy lea
smith A Word. AttorneJs for p.aintihs-
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Henrr YIIIard Onolos ~. EdI,on.


Henry Willard Is said TO be "A man with
a total lack Of appreciation for humor.
This story is told Of him as happening
when be was president Of the old Edison
General Electric company. Mr. Willard
got the idea that the Edison company
ought 20 build an electric locomotive. lie
went 10 Thomas A. Edison and asked him
to design one Mr. Edison gave him his
reasons for not wanting 90 undertake the
task and refused 20 do &c. Mr. Willard
then ordered 10 Of the engineers Of the
Northern Pacific railway 20 submit designs
for electric locomotives. intending 20 have
Mr.. Edison combine the best points of am
into one The drawings and specifications
arrived iu the course Of time and made "a
formidable mass Of data Mr. Willard had
it all seut 90 Air Edison with the request
20 evolve design from the plans Mr.
Edison replied by letter 90 the effect that
tthe only man who could design an cleo
trio locomotive from this stuff was cruel
fed over 500 years ago Mr. Willard
soon after met Mr Edward IT, johnson
and told him of che trouble he had been
90, and that SIR. Edison had refused to
make the design.
"Aud do you know. johnson " said Mr..
Willard On conclusion. Edison said that
all those Northern Pacific engineers ought
20 DO crucihed. ' Electrical Review.
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DRoPosALs ToR sELLEp RIps-MHERE.

PROPOSALS ron SEALED BIDs-wHERE-
a.. The center Of the channel OF the north
fork OF sun river i the DIVIDING line between
the counties of Lewis and Clarke and eton.
and
Where's The county commissioners Of the
two counties have deoidsd and hsreby agree to
build a bridge. jointly. across the sAi1 stream.
each county paying one-hAh the cost thereof
therefore be IL
Be received At the Offices Of the undersigned in
the city Of Helena Lewis and Clarke county.
and in the town Of ChoteAu. Iston county. state
OF Montana. until Monday, Isb. 10. 1874. At 10
o'clock a M. for the building u one ir0n or
steel bridge. 10 cot not to exceed S6OOe. over
the north FORK Of sun river. abaat i've miles
from the town OF augusta Of the following
Length Of IN ain spau. 200 feet: to be built on
iron tubular piers. about sixteen feet long
Width roadway, siHtesn feet. length Of uile
pile approach on tha south end ninety feet; to-
gether With tho necessary graies II each end.
Bridge approaches and grades TO be complete.
lions on Gle in beth the county clerks Offices Of
the above named eountes By June IS 1894.
Bidder TO furnish plans, fpecihoatiOns and
Certified ohecks. one half payable to the order
Of each Of tho undersigned, for 10 per cent Of
the bid. 20 accompany each proposal same TO BE-
forfeited TO Lewis and Clarke and Teton conn
ties should suooessfnl bidder fail to enter into
contract and give required bond. The tuocess-
tul bidder will BE- required 60 enter into
written contract binding himself to construct
SAID bridge in accordance with plans and spsci-
heatien- and TO give = bond with LEGAL sure
ties. IN eum double the contract price. condl-
TONED on the faithful performances Of said con
traet Tho right TO reject any and all bids is r.
served
by order Of the boards Of county commission.
srs Of Lewis and Clarke and loten sounties
County Clerk Lewis and Clarke county. Mon
tAna. J. X. WAASLEl.
County Clerk Teton county, Montana
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PROPOSALS FOR FIELD SEEDS.

Z. s. INDIAN SERVICE,
ROW A0TNCY. Mont. fsh ~. 1894.
feAled proposals.. endorsed Proposals for
Field Seeds and addressed to the undersigned
81 crow gency Montana, will b. received ai
this agency until one Q) o'clock , m. Of fri-
day March .. 1894 for furnishing AMI delivering
nt this agency
1000 pounds seed corn.
1870 pounds seed cats.
1900 pounds seed potatoes
400 pounds seed wheat,
l.OOJ pounds seed barley,
bushels onion sets.
I bushel broom corn
said seed to be sound and clean we'll sacked.
tiguOus 70 place Of delivery
bidders will state In their bids the propose
price Of each article offered for delivery under a
contract.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids
or any part Of any bid. IL deemed FOR the best
interests OF the service
CERTIFIED CHECKS
ach bid must bs accompanied By certified
check OF draft upon some United States deposi
tory or solvent national bank in the vicinity OF
the residence Of the bidder, made payable to the
rlef Of the commissioner OF lndtsn Affairs. for
a. least hve per cent Of the amount OF the pro
posal. which check draft will DO forfeited
To ths United States In any bidder OF bidders
receiving an award shall fail TO promptly exc
cnts = contract with good and sufficient sure
ties. otherwise TO be returned to the bidder.
Bids accompanied by cash in lieu OF a certifi 81
check will not be considered.
or any further information apply to
LIEUT.. JAS ". WArSOs. L. =. 4.
Acting L. B. Indian Ag Mt.
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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dealers in this city and state, and
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who will furnish single copies or
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SHEPIFF'5 sALE-HENRY YOGI l.. PLAI be
- tg. vs. Marie kleinschmidt Carl Klein
schmidt, tred Gilbert, Helena Gas Light and
,ohmidt, rcd Hsinlein and Thomas i. Mathias.
co-partners a. lleinlein Ma hiAs Edward ".
co-partners a. tands iros.. defendAnts
Under and BY virtue o. "a order Of sale ani de-
cree OF foreclosure and sale issued out o. tbs
ttAte Of Montana. IN and for the county Of Lewis
aud Clarke, on the 10th day o. February. A. d.
~, In the above entitled action, wherein
tanned judgment and decree OF foreclosure and
sale sgainst the above named defendants. on tho
tho cum Of e. $50 s.. besides interest.
COSTS and attorneys fees which said de
s ere , we on the la aSy q 6o So'SSmofr
court AZ page -. 1 Am commanded TO sell all
those certain lot. piece or parcels Of land
cit Of Helena ii eonhty of Lewis aud clarke
state Of Montana. and bounded and described a.
/ OF number one %. IN block forty-ssven tl7l.
being sixty 900 feet front on eixth avenus and
seVenu 7OD fest deep on Narron street, also lot
number two 90. in block fCrtT-seven az. b In G
twenty four t2t feet front IN sixth svenue aud
commencing ~ point riEth avenue sinty
lu0l fsot eAsterly Of tho eAsterly line OF Warren
street. running thence northery seventy flOl
feet. thence westerly sixty 00l feet to Warren
street. thence n0rther.y thirty-thres lSSl feet,
so9tberly ono hnnd1s3 Gcoi let 10 SIM ayas
nue.. thence westerly 10 the point Of beginning.
Also lot numbsr three CD IN block forty seven
avenue A. q one hundred 40 feet dson
Together with all and sinEulsr tho tena-
ments. hefeditAmentr and appur enAnces there
unto belonging Or in any wise apprrtAlninR
Public notice IL hereby given. that on Tues
DAY the 9Th day Of March. a. ID 1881. at ~
o'clock m. Of that day, a. the front door Of tho
court house. HeIena iawis and tlhEke county.
Montana, will ia obedience 20 said order % sala
and derrea Of foreclosure and sAle sell tho ahoFs
described property. or 20 much thereof MAJ
b. necessary 70 aatisfy said Judgment With in-
terest and costH, 10 the highest and beet bidder
for each 10 hand
Owen under my hand. this 18th dag Of Februsry.
CHARLEs d. CURTIS Sheriff.
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Money call easy a. per cent, closed At
per cent. Prime mercantile paper 3'tH5ia
per cent sterling exchange strong. with actuAl
business in bansers' bills At sAss1LsoA for
demand End 81. soa4sds for sixty days
CHICAGO LIVE sTCCk.
CHICAGO. Feb e0-Cattls -Reesipts. 5000
head market slow; native steers S1s0p A50
Texans. S2.SOaaSj cows tLS0e2si; no extra
steers on sale
Hogs-hsoeipts. 2Lo00 head; market active,
i0e. lower; rough heavy. tL650i.15; packers and
ml1sd, fA9)u 500: prime heavy and butchers
weights IS I0e s. Is: assorted light. tal0ualA
sheep Receipts. 1900 hsad market slow;
natives. t2b09s. so westerns, s26sei 0O lambs
81. 75dG1 Is.
CHICAGO PRODUCE
CHICAGO. Feb. 20 heAt-strong cash. 57Hc;
May. 6Onc.
tsrn-stronger; cash 8lAo: May. s7hc.
Oats STEADY; cash, 2sAc. May. VAC.
Pork-iirm. MAY tl2EH.
LATd-Firm. Nay. sI22H
Rins-Firm; May. sass.
WOOL.
NV YORK Feb. 20 -Wool-Quiet; domestic
fleece. lgg25c; pulled. 20426o: Iexas l0al5c
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There was q cook ia convent which
Cardiuai Manning honorsi With a v...t
Iais admirable rrsluts Was tao thinutst Z
nprtals. Tie convent cl1E begged nra
b aged Tor tue 2 essIur uf flr cnrIInrL.
end. brought d.. sle kntli down i-fo e hial
Hnl received his blessing: vhereuuau sh.
looked 90 nc him ana stid- ~ I'll.
Lord Preserve your fluIueuce. end NAV
God forclys your cook
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$1,45O

Neat ais room dwelling on Madison svenue.
largo harm good lot. city water ftso down,
balance ON time At per cent. tii0l- fivo
room dwelling. completely furnished, city water
furnace. lot 5xit1. oa south hodneg S500
down. 10 Ance = years time II pef cent
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NOTlCE OF IEgChER,' EXAMINAr7O,
~ O. sramin7tiul 81 Applicant far O. D. .f.
cafea Will b. held in room o. cuurf ha..r f...
o'clock sharp Isb. a
MINNIE A. HEIFFSEaTr
Co 5gEt. ~ srlso.a
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THE MARKETS..


NIIIhN
NKw YORK. Feb 70 -nsr silver. 69b.
Copper Dull Lake % 12N.
Lead Easier domestic. S2l0
pullness AMI inactivity prevailed To-day, few
changes Ocoarred and these slight. the market
generally being firm.
Governments STEADY.
fetrolsum-Easy. closed s0Hc
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~ - -~e-~-~~-~s~.--~-~--
-. A. if1ANT Mo- YFkN HOME
f.uraurH+ rtroot. large housa ,Forth
Hi % uYH taHu Iour own terms. Her
o. o.. ground foar Montana "a
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80 4 orEER WoMAN

"a. women. its an invgorating tonic,
eooihing and strengthening nervine; besides.
Il lessons pain. rs the only remedy for
vomans chronic uoaknesses and irregular
lies that's guaranteed to hencht OF cure, or
thc money paid for 20 refunded
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60 60 the clearing zale THE -.ex o. crorsarr
Hive
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MINNESOTA.

wilbur Tsbbils .... ... Merchants Hotsl. 50. Paul
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By Fam K. ho ss tadsf sSsTis ID 'D'''


NOTICE TO CREDITORS ESTATE OF
~ hsrlss u. Dunbar. deceased.
Notice l. hereby given b. the UNDERSIGNED. al
ministrafor Of the estate % tafleo ~ Jun
bar deceased TO the creditors o. and
all persons having claims against the said
deceased TO exhibit than with the ueoessary
vouchers within four months after the nrst pub
ieatiun ofthis notice 90 the sad almlnlatratoT -
tho once 81 ~ HrInnr. ia the M0ntana Ma
tionsl hank building. al Helena Mouiaua. the
fsms 10 ng the place Tor tbs Transaction u
The buainefs Of said ss'ate ia the county u sWa
and clarke.
JDf. y. KENCK.
AdministrAior Of the Estate Of Charles a. Dun
bar. dsccasal.
Dated Helena. MontanA. February a. 1924
Date 0f hrst publication isbruAry ~ 1894.
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA.
z. C. Wlbur. Taaoe Hotel San Francisco
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N 49, NIKE MONS EMPLoYM
store. reIiab.o help ia uished
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- -~-------~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~
active 20 engage in rhoIe..I. 80 s.,.I
candy business lnderslKued isa Manufacture
ihs cput toner ~ thirteen yaars Tactical sx-
gwen aud required Addrsss poabans East
uelsl1 Mont
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hit- li tents rarl. .sc sad 5ac sninul.sfsrs 10
10Y tl ana e. bills - ceu,a sach. sent
.tI'i "n receipt ~ rrire Address
DID, alFer, 'I ;. forsyth rest Atlanta
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| ,oh ALI a sCHoLAgsHp IN FNGLE-
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ron EENr- MnscELLANroUs

MASQUERADE SUITS TO EINf All,
n kinds low rates. Mrs a. Nerth. iOl
BfoauvaH
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Ia suffering from Caiarrh try DR.. Sage's
Remedy. 500 roward II YOU can't be cured.
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AMAnlED- FIVE fUNNIrMtD HOUbFR
w H. J.. Iced Co., Montana HAak build
ing.
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HELENA wHoLEsALE MARKET.

NKw YORK. Feb. 20 Wool-Quiet: domestic
fleece. I9Qg5c; pulled. 20125o. Texas l0a15c
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The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
&. G. Boice In Court.

Not as defendant but as U. S. Juror.
The store-you know Boice' store don't
you? Well, that's in Port Huron yet,
some place on Water street. Did you
ever think what a good place Boice g
would be to buy holiday presents? You
wouldent feel that your money was
thrown away either, as the articles you
would find there are not only rich and
beautiful, but practical and useful.
That's what we are all thinking about
these times.
For the men you can get the very
best values in silk or linen handker-
chiefs. A large heavy hem-stitch silk
initial handkerchiefs for men at 39c,
soc. 75c, and $l.00. Then there is plain
white hem-stitch or colored border ones
at l0c to 40c each. Silk brocade hand
kerchiefs and mufflers at 25c to $500
each.
For ladies and children-well you
know this is ladies' and children's
furnishing store and you are sure to
find just what you will need and ap-
preciate. Don't forget to call at Boice's s
when in Port Huron, will you?
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
YALE BANK
OF 3. r. NOBLE,
~ RESPONSIBILITY, 100000. ~

Deposit your Money where IL is safe. o per
cent interest on Time Certificates OF Deposit.
ALL BUSINESS STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
GOERS And COMERS.

Personal Paragraphs About Yale
People and Their Friends.
w. IL, Harris was in Port Huron,
Saturday last.
Duncan McKeith was in Port Huron
on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Il. Beecher were at
Port Huron Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bart McNulty spent
Friday last in Port Huron.
Jennie Cogley, OF Kenockee, visited
Mrs. A. J. Ward this week.
Mrs. Grant Holden visited her parents
in Brown City over Sunday.
Del Dawson, of Sanilac Centre, has
been in the village this week.
D. B. McNair and family have been
in Carsonville the past week.
Jennie Palmer is in Petrolis, Ont,
visiting friends and relatives.
Lulu Mitchell is spending the holi-
days with relatives in Canada.
f. X. Beecher spent a part of last
week in Port Huron on business.
Miss B. McNulty, of Fremont, was a
guest at Hotel de Martin last week.
William Secor visited his daughter
Mrs. j. +. Allen at Carsonvllle last
week.
Myrtle McGregor has been visiting
relatives and friends in Yale the past
week.
William II. Ballentine spent Sunday
in Port Huron visiting friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Harvey Tappan and Mrs. j. A..
Menzies were in Port Huron last Sat-
urday visiting.
Thomas Hebner is home from North
Branch where he has had charge of a
grain elevator.
Mahlon Bearss, of Port Huron, Wis
tied in Yale on Wednesday among
his many friends.
Abe Krupp and wife are spending
the holidays with Mr.. Krupp's parents
at Petersburg, Ont.
Myrtle Buckerdge, of Port Huron,
has been visiting the family of William
Owens the past week.
Mernie Marakle started Wednesday
night for eastern Ontario to spend
Christmas with relatives.
James ii. Moore, who is travelling
for the Walter A. Woods Co., spent
Sunday in Yale with his family.
County Agent Burns, of Sanilac
County, spent Saturday and Sunday
with his daughter Mrs. Bart McNulty.
N. j. Meharg and daughter returned
Wednesday from Tilsonburg, Ont,
where they heve been visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rivers, who has been attending
her grandmother, Mrs. White, left for
her home in Port Huron Wednesday
evening.
+. II. Drake and wife, after a two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
in Yale have returned to their home at
Lewiston.
The Yale expositor., 1894-12-21
Obituary..

Died, on Sunday, December 9th, at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. j. Van
Clief, south of Yale, Elias Webb at the
age of rs years months and 16 days.
Deceased was born in Canada July
25th, 1916, and came to Michigan 29
years ago and had been living IN the
township of Brockway 27 years. In
1S4l he was married to Miss Triphenia
Barberrie, who preceded him to the
better country l7years. Deceased was
the father of eight children four of
whom are now living, Mrs. VanClief,
of Yale, Lucretia Webb, of Chicago,
Mrs. John Mcdonald, of Cope, Mich,
and Mrs. Anna Morrison, of Bay City.
Early i'm life he was left without a
mother but he succeeded in making a
good and useful man of himself. He
was kind man who made friend Of
every one he dealt with. None could
speak evil of him. He was carpenter
by trade and great many buildings
in this township were erected by his
hands. He had professed the faith of
the Disciple church for 10 years. The
funeral discourse was preached by
Elder X. B. Brown on Sunday last at
the Disciple church.