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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
spectacular farce entitled ush City, which will be present
ed the Lansing tonight written Gus Hege author and
City"
which laid in New York City and the remainder Oklahoma
Its has do with the booming Rush City which takes its
from the who attempts persuade would be
tors that already prosperous and safe place which
money persons strength of his
glowing induced purchase this grow
locality journey hthe only End that they been dupd
by land boomer Then his troubles begin Finally he determines
that the only he to steal the court house
TENT and the records which he by loading the
truck and having them driven Cactusvle rival town. which
thus becomes the county and this
for the hand Of Mrs Moriay from making her the wife Of either
until he the license and, finally the girl herself
80
The Hustler the comedy which has caused IS R.
O." signs hunted up busted hung than than
other attraction the road during the four has been
rewritten and appears this a show under the old title
has been filed with funny situations
to
there entirely headed by such well known
and popular artists Terney Hoernan James Bradley
Harry the German comedian James Brad
ley Thomas HUMPHREYS Earnest Wilson, NJ Reynolds Alice
Irene Hamie Mayo Julia Taylor and May
Warren George Bowran will act musical director No
effort will be spared TO put this attraction deliberately
than presented before The Hustler this
greater Hustler than will be at the Lansing this
month
a aladdin, the Chicago
Opera passed it's seventh week and 16h
breaking the record the American Extrava
ganza Countless Chicagoans tire Of Alad
din J being repeatedly the audiences and visitor to
the city makes bee line for it. The spectacle remarkable and
the ballet is the finest seen in Chicago.
-
Manager Abbey expected in New York from England Satur
day. Nine Melba Mme Scachi M Mauguiere Pol Plancon
Begnan also their here to make concert
under Abbey and raus New York thea
devoted the German drama Of the ushes German
nobeman officiating stage hand
hay Aunt running in Paris under title of IL" Marianne
Charies-
Richard Mansfield preparing for early production original
Soddard entitled Napoleon Bonaparte
Shop" made great that John Drew
change the bill during the remainder Of his the EN-
pe theatre Kelley going starring
farce comedy by William Gill;
outdone a piece called The Black Dove at the
performance England most Of the audience
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THE COURIER

Skill improbable story however furnishes young
Sothern with strong which good actor could have raised
into As has accused the gentemany
distinguished father any such thing be in
that did make the hit might But
all Mr. will have do better he wishes to main
reputation this side Of the Atlantic
Hail. but which then has had
different opened Saturday night by Alex
ande Comstock with burnt cork performance 1t
indeed fashioned OF the jolly Jokes going back to
the George Chrsy Dan Bryant and Nese Seymour 1t
nodded the San Francisco Mnstree but
fortunately lacked talent OF Birch Bacus and Wambod and
the revival Negro mnstrely played out
The old has the place where the old
and OF the generation that knew them have
joined the majority The people OF day neither
for darkey than they do for Shake
speare Hall will probably be known by other
pretty the does not pull down the little
theatre which been winner The Irish Artist in which
Chauncey Oot made singing real pretty Irish
edy silk 1t has red coats
Irish play the plot Of which might have possibly taken
IT the work Of Augustus Pou and George Jessup and
have fault find with it, would that the dialogue
neither witty bright made suppose Irish da
ogue ought to be- had almost forgotten another play
which done Monday at the Peoples Theatre the Bowe
called 1.-The Captains Mate and written by John Ernest
Mccain better known poet than playwright The piece has
evidently been altered suit the Miss Florence Bnd and
Mr. McCanns poetic illusions have probably been to such
extent make the highly poetic young blood cold In
cheap The Captains Mate be a
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THE ADVENTURES.

She is vicious, dissolute. cruel and bold
Her part is a record Of shame,
She embodies incarnate wickedness,
And she has fictitious nam
She is stately, grand and picturesque,
Her wardrobe is made by Worth,
She speaks with an accent very strong,
She says she's OF foreign birth.
She assumes the air of marchionesse.
She moves with a languid grace,
But occasionally she forgets herself
And becomes quite common place.
Men fall in love with her beautiful face,
And she plumbers them right and left,
But as long as she condescends to smile
They quite forget the theft.
By chance she meets the hero bold,
And she gives him her heart unsought,
And she raises the very dickens and all
When she finds that he cannot be caught.
At last she tires Of life, and love,
Il am down on my LUCK" she cries,
Then she swallows glass of Paris green,
Does a Bernhardt fall and dies
The drop comes down to music slow,
We applaud her one and all,
And the corpse gets up and shake, herself
And takes curtain CALL
-LEoNTINE STANF
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GIANr srRANnED oN AnEAcn

fy around them, and one seized the leg ~
one of the men They cut this arm off with
an AK and drove their harpoon into the
body and finally escaped This report was
tclcgraphcd TO ~. Johns and was discrcd-
tied A few weeks later, however, during
"a heavy gale Of wind squid went ashore.
II was first seen i'm the breakers by some
men, where, like "a ship ON a lee shore, 10
lay clinging by its long tentacles to rock
and swinging as If az anchor The waves
finally broke 10 away, and IL went rolling
in upon the sands. "a most impressive
spectacle. with its enormous black eyes as
large as dinner plates, its flying arms and
general extraordinary appearance.
The men waded toward il as near as dis
erection permitted. and striking il with "A
harpoon fastened the line 70 a tree, and
as the tide went ont IL was left high and
dry and in an almost perfect condition. IL
was soon after examined 10y the writer and
was creature that when alive was well
calculated 70 terrify any one II, enormous
arms. the lines Of cuplikc suckers with
serratod edges the black, staring eyes. the
black boaks, were All features that might
have constituted the makeup Of some
creature of the imagination.
Since this time several large specimens
fish 90 ho one Of tire ocean 10 hr dreaded.
Tho giant dcnizon Of the deep sra rarely
comes 20 the surface and b., occasional
appearance may have given rise 20 the sto
rics ~ sea -erpcuts.
Tho drvil1sh may Dc termed the chame
Icons of the sea, %, they have the pow
err Of changing color TO "a remarkable
degree. Tho normal tint is light gray OF
ycllowish brown. bur they assume thai
over which they are resting, So that they
are often invisible from above.
som. If thr squid- such as the crunchia
erc luminous ut night. and when dashini
through thcwptcr resemble flashes Of light
Few animals are 80 agile. and H. require
a sharp eye 90 follow their movements
ON often leaps clear Of the water, cover
ing uo little distance Yet the giants %
the trihc arr caught by as clumsy "A crea
tune H. thc sperm whale. II Is said bl
waalDrs that these squids ara caught b.
the willy whale playing upon their curlos
ity. opauiug its mouth and moving slowll
along. thr -4uids Loing tempted by Oh
cleaning toaty This Is probably not 90
co.. great whale undoubtedly charging ID
squid- and running them down In dee
winter Tho trilsc has an ancient linenR
aud many strange allies, living and denu
as the nautilus. argonaut and others IN
orthocoro. now extinct. were oxirnnrul
nary creatures 81 early geological times
They were essentially shcllod squids, an
tho shells ~ some found suggest "a tota
weight a. 20 tons. such cranturc mus
have hocn Orthoocrls fitaua. described b
DR.. Ncwberry some % the ouilcd shell
werc a. large us cart wheels AltOgcthe
the tribc is one ~ great interst.
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500 Reward. 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
10 learn that thtrs is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able 60 cure
in all its stages aud that is cstarrh. Hal's
Catarrh Cur1 il the only positive cure now
known TO the medical fraternity. Catari b
being n constitutional disease, rCquiros a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catsrfh
Cure il taken intensity, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
systeun. thereby dsstroying the foundation
OF the disease. and giving the patient
s. enRth by building up - constitution
and assistinR nature in doing its work. The
prorrietors have so much faith IA its enra-
tive powers that they offer one hundred
dollars for any case that It fails 10 cure.
send for list Of testimonials. Add ess
+. J. CHENEY A Co., oledo, ..
sold by d IgRists, Zoe.
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F r { +!
DTS. LiGbig & Co.,
The World Renowned Specialists.
PERMANENT OFFICE: l3S MAIN ST.
HELENA.
The World Renowned Specialists.

TRFE CONSUL TAT1ON given 20 all persons
fuffering from hropic Diseases. Disease OF tho
Eye lar. N ga 1kroAt. Liver ttemAoh, Md
neys. rinary rssns ferVous aud ~ vAle
Affect ons. he rapidly increasing number OF
patients IN hontAna demand greater fAeiliiie .
and Communications 10 meet which Dr. Lisoi@
a 10. lave established Offices in this city. iheY
will be ia charge % duly authorized reprssen'
tative who win report all complicated cases 10
the head oh &c. whore complete records are kept
Of ali cases and the Treatment adopted. kaeh
branch having It's speciAlifts. no one physician
and nover less than nve expsrienced speoiAnsis
have a consultation every case piosented
Having thousands to rstor "a, comparisons are
readily made No experimcnung-aimpJ ap-
plying the treatmeat thA. has TINES Nlth"a,
number proved successful 4 his h. the secret OF
their success sud the r0tson such marvellous
Curez a. herafcfore reported have been ulAde
after the best local physicians pronounced thein
sopelessly incurablo.
MEN-thron affections, whether from earll
indiforetiona Nencrahl hKcesses. feminAl
Weskness. Lo-s 81 \ anhOod, syphill. and Other
affections uniting thsm from enjoying any oil
the pleasures Of life. treated and cure alter
shso ute failure by others Drs, Lisbig * 20,
treating tie diseases o. Men Il Worldwide and
they have patients in all paris Of II.
WOMEN-Iheir speciA Isl for affections o.
Women, has all the latest appliances aud
remedies used in tie principal hospitals an Is
Withouta superior 90 the coast.
tAIAERll-And kindred affections Of tbs
Eve. ar Throat and Longs successfully trsate
Gud IN manner 50 muddy a. TO 10 AcceptADio q
the most delicate child.
Traces tor spinal Determines Club Fee, ETC.
manufactured Satisiactlon guaranteed.
Ual early and avoid being hurriet By thu
largo number Of pauents hose who CANNOT
hnd u convenient 10 see the Iminont SpeciAist'
can state thoir casos By letter aretol ATTENTION
Rivsn TO corr spondence and medicine AMI Ap
planes sent by express
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Tho Good Nan and Ills FLOCK.

A country minister in "a certain town
took permanent leave of his congregation
in the following pathetic manner
"Brothcrs and sisters, l come TO say
goodby. / don't think God loves this
church. because none of you ever die. l
don't think you love each other, because
never marry any Of you. don't think you
love me, because you have not paid my
salary. Your donations are moldy fruit
and wormy apples, and by their fruits yc
shall know them Brothers, l am going
away to a better place. I have been called
To be chaplain Of a pcnitentiary. Where
20 We cannot come, but ! 60 TO prepare y
place for you, and may the Lord have
mercy on your souls. Goodby. New Der
lin Gazette.
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THE BRAKEMAN.

The Lake Shore Is fencing all OF its line
with woven wire fence.
OF every 100 miles Of railway in the world
Al are in the United States
On an average an engine driver travels
10000 miles in the course of "A year.
A station official says that 30 men come
10 ask for articles left in railway carriages
for every woman who does so.
Tests Of the Worlds fair locomotive Co
lumbia recently made on the Baltimore
and Ohio, show that spurts we're made at
two miles a minute.
The Grand Trunk has issued an order 20
the effect that all porters and baggagemen
employed on the road hereafter shall wear
bands upon their hats denoting the posi-
lions they I'LL
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GHFHIFF'S SALE TIE MUTUAL BENE-
- TT Life Insurance Company corporation.
plant Il. We James a. Mac nuighi, ydia =.
MaokMght franklin q. Wallace. Albert NJ
horn burgh aud l.. &, p. Lo.z. assignee. de-
fsndAlts.
Under and by virtue OF an order 81 sale AL
decree % forecIosure and sale issued out OF tbs
stata ~ Montana hi and Tor the county Of Lewis
ana Clarke. On the IN day Il o. >. A. ID.
lsgi. IN the abovo entitled action. wherein 2 lie
MUtual ensut iife incur nee sn-psnv COT
rorGt on the above named plaintiff. obtained a
Judgment and decree Of foreclosure aud sale
pgsIurt q elnss a. GacknizLt, ilda Wac
b night. rankin z. Wallace. Alhsrt u. Thorn
on on ii he "a ith day Of NV A. D 1871 for the
sum % 80 IS besidss interest costs
and attorneys fees. which said decree was
corded IN Judgment book No J Of aid court At
rage am commanded to coll all Hose certain
lofs. piece or parcel Of land, situate. lying and
being On the county - Levi. and Clarke, state OF
NJ ntans. and bounded and described a. follows
Io,- numberel forty-hr, N5t. f,rty-siH Qsl.
f fOrty-sstsn ga snd tort3-eiglt liul m book
numbered eight g. 81 tho NtOiiAwn fArk addi-
ton T. the CITY Of Helena. Montana according 20
/ and - aid lots and bloc are numbered dosig-
nntod and described upon he o.hcial plat 81
the said named addition Rgw on his IA the man
neF provided b. law IN The Office Of the count
clerk and recorder 81 owls and CLARKE county
Together With al AMI singular the tsnsments
heruditaments ami appurt-la o. tLereunto DO
I lone ny or in alywise auperfainng
Publio notice l. hereby given that on Mon
dAy. tha a. day % ary A. u. lsyA a. Il
O'Clock m. 81 that day Al the front door 81 tbs
cuurtGouse Helena Lewis and Clarke county
Montana. will 10 obedience 90 said order 81 sAi'
and decree - foreclosure and sale eel the aboy'
described property. or 80 much thereof A. may b
necessary O. satisfy Haid Judgment. with interes
AMI costs 20 the highest and beet bidder. fol
c1sh in hand
Given under ny hand this tn day u Nay
I A. ID. i-g-
CIAHLEs ID. CUA1IS sherib
TkED r. lioss. Under sheriff.
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THE DOCTOR.

II the white Of an egg is Immediately APP
piled 10 a burn. il will take away the pain
and prevent scar.
Iiniments and ointments should always
be- applied TO the patient with the hand. II
applied with cotton or "A cloth, the good e.
feet obtained from the friction would be
lost.
Combing aud rubbing the scalp Of the
head with the hand draws the blood up 10
the surface Of the head and not only re-
lieves headache. but adds new strength 70
the hair.
Never wash cups, plates or knives used
in the sick room with those Of the family.
Scarlet fever and other infectious diseases
have been spread in this way. DO not eat
in the sick persons room or partake OF
anything that has been left there.
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between them. History. both sacred aud
pfofsns. 10 rspists With references 70 this
method OF hour-makinR. Then came some
Improvement 40 that by giving ihe upl er
stone a rotor motion snimsl rover could
be utilized. The past few years that have
been 90 prolihoof improvement have how
ever. seen complsts change In all 'hi@
and she contrast between the methods OF
modern milling aud tha, Of an caller day
IL a. r seat ss any that can DO imagined.
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For more than thirty years ALLcocK's Po-
Rous PLAsrERs have been doing their bene-
lcont work, relieving pain. inspiring men.
women snd children with new hope and
new courage.
Pain 10 great diseourager. when oil
tie muscles srs sore 10 IL hard 20 Keep up
hope. AIIcocK's Porous PLAsTERs aud psin
have no affinity for each other. ono or the
other must yisld. and pain is the one TO b.
defeated.
Placed high up between the shoulder
blades and on the chest they are sure cure
for cOuahs; on tbs pie OF the stomach they
r.lieve ipdiesstion; over tue muscles they
relieve strains and stiffness. Wherever
there il sorsneGs they sootne and cure.
BRANDRE1u's PMS do not iniure he sJs-
TEN.
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Brina 20 your mind's eye the pisiure Of a
wousn Of ths pas, century working labor
ously making the family -four with the
crude i'm plsmsn,s ,hsn In vogue. and then
visi, STORY a CO.'S modern mill who're
she celebrated ''saskatehswan" and Mon
tana Belle" Flours are made. and you will
ealiEs what Abe pass few yeas have donb
fot the Flour making industry.
With the best wheat ohtaiaable anv-
where. and a mill modelled sftes this
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ceptibls The Nineteenth Century. how
ere- stands on, Prominently az one Of IN
interrupted and unparalleled advance
msnL Taks for instance the Development
Of electricity. By means Of which time and
spaos have bseu annihilatsd. The rail
road. that brings the uttermoit parts OF
the ss,th within easy reach. The hsr
Messing Of that eiant-iisam-whioh has
become a willing servant OF mau. We do
not think We oyerstats the matter IN aaying
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that the progress made curing ,his century
has been AZ grsa, ~ that Of all previous
time.
lis not % ing since each family
made its own -four. aud made "a much the
same a. - was made 40 the tims Of the
aood. That is. she same crude, primitive
means were used to grind the grain 30 flour.
via A aatioaAry, hollow stone. into
which another stone was made 10 A. and
BY rolling the grain was reduced 20 -four
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
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dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
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HontanA Division-is Main Street, Helena
Northern DivisIOn-S asst broadway. Lutte
city. MontanA
Southern DivisiOn-i2s South Main Street, Los
Angelica. california.
Central Division 30i 10 3OI West Ninth Street.
kansas ity. hiesOurt.
Western Dlvislon-tOO aearJ btreet ban iran
cifco. California
Eastern nivision-i0i Randolph Street. lineage
Illinois
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THE DEVILFISH At HOME.
Ne Receives All His Visitors With a
Cordial and Hospitable
Embrace
Some Perilous Encounters With
Those Uncanny Dsnizsn
of the Deep
He Who Hunts the Giant squid Requires
Nerve, skin. Caution and
nsathoOk.

s 4 sport pure
and simple hunt
ing the dcvilh h
is perhaps as cX-
citing and fun "
incident as can DO
found Not long
ago q visitor TO
san Francisco
saw an octopus
hanging in one Of
the markets, and
seized with the dc
sire 10 see the cap
turc Of such a
creature followed
it up and engaged
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PAST AND PRESENT.

That "Irogress" has been She watehWoFd
Of she century jest closing. is evidenced by
development in the arts asd sciences that
have waited for the Nins,senth Century TO
rroducs che mau snd she hour that would
bring them nearer perfection.
There have been periods In she past when
the wheels OF progress moved so slowly shat
the forward movement was scarcely per
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mos. improved and modern plans. thoY
are able 20 guaranteo their "sAsKATCH-
EVAN" and MONTANA BELLE"
F.oufs 20 10 as good or better than anI-
thing on the market
TRY sack and be convinced OF i's super
iority. Every sack alike
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The water at the bottom Of the ocean Is
much colder than 40 the surface At the
depth of 3, 500 feet waves are not felt The
temperature is the same, varying very lit
tie from the poles 70 the equator.
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FAT PEOPLE

TAnE OBESITY PILLs gill reduce Tour weight
PHu sANENiIh from y 20 IS pounds
month RO ST. KNt "a. sickness OF tuiurys
ha PUBLICITY. 1hsJ bald ~ the health
ard bssutifF the c"mpleEion leaving 80
~ ffIeHI-t- or fshtiuos TOua = ffitsI-
MhNs AMI difficult brastbinG surely roieFed
No FNFEst. stl.~s but a scientific aud posi-
tive relief. adopted ONLY After years ~ efp-rl-
enc. All order. sutp piled direct from our oiiice.
luts g1ol pacuage ~ threa packages Tor . Aoo
- Or al pofiua a. Testimonials snc pAricu-
lars 0salsdI 4cts.
Al C"rrssPasdsnoe strictly ConndentiA-
PARK REMEDY CO.. Boston, Mass
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After the grip, the weak And discouraged ma
tent hnds in Hoods ssrsaparilla restoration TO
heafh.
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upon. Thcy were usually found saugly
en-o3ncod In "a dead coral head. looking
like q hit OF tie bottom, gs they simulated
10 ia color only The tremuious motion toll
InV the story But how quickly this
changed a. the sharp prongs Of rho epcar
struck g. Tho whole animal seemed Co
come apart and turn iaiD anlkee that
STARTED DOB every directiou wrirriiur coll
81 and rcc0ling. change ul color follow
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Regular Visits Monthly

At reAt Falls on the 18th and lbth.
At MisBoula on the 10Th
AT Eozeman on thu 18th
At Livingston on the 2hf
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Thomss y. Oakss Hsnry G. PaynA
Henry c. kouse. Receivers.
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the Portuguese fishermen to take him TO a
haunt Of the dcvilfish not far from the
Golden Gate. Tho amateur fisherman was
provided with an ordinary boat hook,
which he was told was used in the capture
OF the fish, and when the tide was well out
he was taken 70 a group of kelp covered
rocks and informed that the game was
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UTAH

CALIFORNIA
&, c Wilbur. Hotel San FTansiseO
MINNESOTA
wilbur Tsbbils 80. o.. Merchants Hstsl. st. Paul
willard & DsnRis.... ...... Hotel Ryan. St RAa
The Green Forest tribune., 1894-01-04
FiShback on the Farmer.

LITTLE Rock, Dec. 30.-When asked
by United Press correspondent con-
corning the prospects of the new year
for the Arkansas farmer, Gov Fish
back said: Prospects for the new year
are good in this State The hard times.
enforced economy and withdrawal Of
credit by the merchants, so that our
farmers worked last season more near
ly on cash basis, and have been thus
enabled to get even. In addition to
this, they are diversifying their crops
more than ever. In country yielding
so bountifully almost every species of
horticultural and agricultural products
as Arkansas does, diversity of crops
means prosperityo