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The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08
THE COURIER
FROM TOWN TOPICS.

Got nice piece of real estate in the sub
urbs. have your" said the roaming agent Of
the Wisconsin nursery. Wouldn't you
like to have it covered with some nice trees
or shrrbhery!"
mo. have it covered already" replied
the Dearborn street cigar dealer.
What have you got on it?"
"A big, healthy mortgage"
Family Doctor:-"Well. let me congratu-
late you"
Patient very excitedly):-:"Am going
to recovery"
Doctor:-No. not exactly; but-well, after
long consultation we find that your disease
is entirely new, and il the autopsy should
prove the fact we have decided to name it
after you"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08

developed into In.
0an0as0ry Rhe u.
0asisn. After spend.
ing a good sum Of mon
ey for different rene
dies and suffering all
winter, I became so
crippled that I had TO
walk with the aid OF
crutches. By the kind
advice Of q friend I was
prevailed upon to buy
six bottles of Hoods
Sarsaparilla- I took the
medicine and It has full
ly restored me to health
and I think II Saved
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08
CHEAP TRAVELLING.

The round trip rates to Hot Springs. s.
D., offered by the Burlington Route are low
very low. as low as can be quoted.
Ask your local agent about them.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-08
MAsTER'S SALE.

DOCKET p. NO. 200.
In the Circuit Court of the United
States, for the District OF Nebraska:
RALPH KITCHEN complainant
JOHN r. WEBSTER EFT AL defendants.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
A GRATEFUL PEOPLE.
VIII Give Thanks to the Civer OF All Good
Things and Praise His
Name.
A DAY OF FEAsrlNc AND REJOICING,
Helena VIII Eat Roast Turkey and Cranberry
Sauce and There'll Be Special
Services for the Day.

This Is one OF the few days In the
year when care is thrown aside and
when good nature and good cheer
abound I'm every home In the nation.
Thanksgiving is holiday peculiar 10
this country; Il is an American insti-
tuition that ranks with the Fourth OF
July Other nations experience the
joys OF Christmas day and OF the Easter
festivities. but the last Thursday OF
November Is set as a national holiday.
a day to offer up the thanks ot a CRATE
ful people, only by the government OF
the United States,
In no state in the union viii the holt
day be more generally observed than
In Montana. The people OF this state
have much To be thankful for, Where
there are prosperous busines enter
prises and happy homes there are al
ways good reasons for rejoicing. Hell
ena il a city OF homes, and from the
cottage OF the workingman 10 the man
sion of the capitalist the doors to-day
will swing In 90 friends who have been
invited 20 participate in the hospital
ity OF their owners. There have been
arranged very large number OF in
formal dinner parties by people all over
the city to-day. The unfortunate peo-
pie who have no homes OF their own
and who have not had the good luck
TO secure an invitation out will be pro-
Vided for by the hotels and first-class
restaurants OF the city. All of these
institutions have prepared noble bills
of fare, and those who are guests OF any
OF Helena's caravansaries will have no
reason 10 complain of their dinner to-
day.
While Thanksgiving is always a day
of feasting, IL Is n day OF rest as well.
Nearly every business house i'm the city
will be closed for the day. The banks
and all the county and state offices
will be closed, and even the newspapers
of the city will take a rest for one day.
There will be plenty of opportunity for
every one to attend divine services
where public praise and thanksgiving
10 God will be offered.
The union service will begin at 1890
n. m. at st. Pau's NJ. Il. church. The
following is the programme for this
service: Anthem. choir; invocation,
Rev. NJ. A. Dehuff: reading proclama-
tion, Rev. T. V. Moore: hymn ], 100 read
by Rev. j. II. Shelton prayer. Rev. G..
Il. Allen: scripture read by Rev. Thomas
Cooper; hymn l09S read by Rev. f. w.
Pool, collection for Associated Chari-
ties: sermon. Rev. ]. Nj. Streator; hymn
1859 read by Rev. J. M. Streator; bene-
diction.
In case st. Pauls church Is unable
20 accommodate the large crowd that is
sure to assemble the Rev. DIR. Cooper
may hold an overflow" meeting at the
opera house.
st. Peters church. following its usual
custom, will hold special Thanksgiving
services as follows; Holy communion
at Sa, M; sermon by Bishop Brewer al
IL a. m. There will be a special pro-
gramme arranged for this service. The
offerings at both services will be for the
work at 81. Peters hospital
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Ar.Your children ssb,.o, to Group

II 80. you should never be without
bottle OF Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
IL is a sure cure for Group and has never
been known to fail. IL given freely as
soon as the croupy cough appears 1t will
prevent the attack. 1t Is the sole reli-
ance with thousands OF mothers who
have croupy children. and never disap-
points them. There is no danger In Civ
Ing this Remedy In large and frequent
doses. as II contains nothing Injurious
~ cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

sTOCKWELLs-Is the name OF the new
hotel recently opened to the public. New
ly furnished and fitted with steam heat.
electric light, electric call and return
bells: In fact all the modern Improves
ments. Centrally located. Warren street
near Broadway. q. A. Stockwell, pro-
prietor
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Staye Sheds Set on Fire,

Defiance. Ohio. Nov. 2s.-The stave sheds
pt Shelley Bros factory. in Bolgate, ten
miles east OF this city, we're set on fire
twice last night, causing loss OF 5000,
Monday all the men employed at the fac
tory struck. Last night they got drunk
and attempted TO burn the works. Many
arrests will doubtless follow.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the coparl =
ncrshlp heretofore existing bulwcrn w.
u, Dunnlgnn ana J. II. liquhurt, under
the Hrm name and titlo of Duniyan &
Erquhart known as tho Ron Ton Chop
House, ~ this day dissolved by mutual
consent Mr. DunniEan rcliriur. All ac-
counts due the said tlrm nr" payable 10
j. II, urauhnrt, who Will pny mi outstand-
Ing accounts against the intr nrm
W. H. DrNNlGAN,
j. H. HQrHART.
felenn, Mont, oct 10, isoi.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
ARLINGTON HOTEL
DYER & DOUGHTY, Proprletors.

Fireproof building and one OF the largest
In the city: all modern conveniences; CEN
trally located on Main street; electric cars
pass TO all railroad depots; an excellent
table Rates, $l.25 to $50 per day. Nos.
ali, 49, AIS Main street.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
LIFE is SHORT.

Don't Waste Your Time by Travelling on
Slow Trains,
The Great Northern railway leaves
Helena three hours later and arrives
in st. Paul ten minutes earlier than all
other lines. Close connections at st.
Paul for all points south and east. and
only two nights out Helena to Chicago.
City ticket Office, No. 6 North Main
street.
c. Il. DUTTON, c. w. PITTS,
Genl Agt. City Ticket Ag't.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
wANrEp-MIscELLANEous.


WANTEp-Iuplls IN French, Mile May
ronno VIII meet her Saturday morning
French class a. the auditorium every
Saturday nt u a, m A few more pupils
can be accommodated. Tuition, /, per
month
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Quiet and sImnle Funeral.

Berlin. Nov. 2s.-The remains OF Prin-
cess Bismarck will be Inferred at Varzn.
The funeral win be- Of quiet and simple
character. Prince Bismarck has received
many messages Of confidence, including
words OF sympathy from Emperor VIII
lam and Ex-Chnncellor Won Caprly.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

Earl's Clover Root will purify your
Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate
your bowels nnd make your head clear
as bell. % cents 20 cents and 81. For
sale b. ParChcn D'ACheul Drug ca.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

Captain Sweeney, ". s. A.. san Diego,
Cal. says; "Shiloh'H Catnrrh Remedy h
the first medicine ] have ever found that
would do me any good Price 60 cents.
Tor Laie by Purcben- ID Achcul Drug Co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
THE BRISTOL
REST COTTAGE
THE PALMER HOUSE.

J. y. ID. Sullivan, Proprietor.
Centrally located with modern con-
vonicnces. First class accommodation
for transients, at reasonable rates.
Headquarters for mining mon Main
street. foot Of Grand. Heicnn, Mont.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
The Wav of the World.

The world, while men 10 life do cling,
Is as they make II.
Some make the best OF everything
And others take IT,
New York Press
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
rnn sAI.R-nrAL EsrArR.

--~--'---~-~-~--~>~~
- f5O buys 76xlN- foot corner on Benton
avenue. near Lawrence, with Hlx-room
brick. Herbert n. Reed & CO.. Montana
bank.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

Thousands Of severe cases OF rheuma-
iism have been cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Try IL.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Helena Employment Agency
w. b. Cook, Proprietor.
"a Edwards Street. Telephone $50.

WANTS
| Waitress for Great Falls; free fare
| Second girl for small family In city;
so.
To let. store room iOx6O. $40 a month.
Girl for country; $40
Want man walter for city.
Girl waitress for city.
Trunks to store at 50c a month.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

~-~~~~~~~~->~-~--~~--~s~r~
WANrEp-ro buy n number Reming-
ton or smlth-prcmer typewriter State
price, condition. Address u. D., this Office.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
HELP wANrED-FEMALE
GIRL wANTED-sl2 North Ewing.
AGENTS WANTED.

every state on salary ana
commission Agents making s., 10 $50
weekly. Eureka Chemical q MIS-. Co.,
La Crosse, WIS.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

Shiloh's Cure, the great Cough and
Group Cure. Is IN great demand. Pocket
size contains twenty-five doses. only g
cents. Children love H. For sale by Par
chen-D 'Achcul Drug co.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

HERBERT B REED 4 CO.. Montana
bank, have the largest rent. sale aud
trade list In Hclpnn.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

FOR sALE-First class 800 M safe. Hell
ena I.apldary Co. GUS Power building.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
THE BROADWAY CAFE.
Denver Block

The most centrally located family res
taurant In the city. Easy OF accers and
tho table ~ the hest to bc found any
where. Terms very reasonable.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
MIsCELLANEous,

Losr-silycr garter buckle on rcd elias,
tic. Finder please return Co this office.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

wANTEp-A six or cight-room unfur-
nished house. with modern conven-
fences; no children In family. Address p.
O, BoN e6,
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

LIFE INsURANCE-Polici loaned on
or bought, II. o. Chesney, Kansas City,
Mo.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
GRAND CENTRAL.
THE BRANDON CAFE.
ar
Under the Grandon hotel.
Erickson & Cavanaugh. Props.

The best dining room In the city. Home
cooking, home delicacies. Board by the
day or month.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
THE WINDSOR HOUSE.
p. A. GInchereau, Proprietor.

A first-class hotel on the American and
European plans. Steam heat and excel
lent accommodations. Rates N.25 per day
and upwards.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29

MISS GERTRUDE HARRISON viii re-
ceivc pupils IN voice culture; Italian
method, No. 6lS Hcmlock, west side.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
THE BROADWAY HOUSE.
3l7 Broadway, Helena, Montana
First Class Rooming House.

Has neatly furnished rooms at reason
able rates. Steam heat, electric lights,
all modern conVeniences. American and
European plan. Dining room In connec-
tion. First class tables. Board 50 per
week. Special rates 10 regular boarders.
MRS. c. III. WOOD.
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
Eastern Prices Cuaranteed=

Our position the Fur Montana probably
We boughtwe
in and is most
The Helena independent., 1894-11-29
sIruArIoNs wANTlD-MALE

WANTED-A position as salesman, or
would accept any position whore the
services Of a good rustlcr rs needed. Am
willing 10 work on commission. 4. B. D.,
Independent office.
, 1894-02-10

The $. 8. Caribjee arrived Mt F~rederikstel
shortly after milnight on Tuesday. While
coming to her anchoriag ground in the road
stead she ran Into the blrkontine NieIS, con-
signed to Messrs. Me,eaior 81 c.. The Niels
had unioaied her cargo for this island AMI was
to proceed on Wednesday to Porto REQ with
balance of cargo. Mr.. Dessaa going with her;
but we hear that it will now be necessary to
land the balance Of the ca 70 here, and send
the vessel to st. Thomas for repairs before
she can proceed ON her voyage.
, 1894-02-10
Ms.
ST. CKOTX STATIO

Nav vork F.hrn.rv -tb -Tondou news
.tatas that ~ tba Hous. of Torda vasterdav
the Secretary Of State for the Colo.iss made
TIE announcement that tht French tfoons had
a ss atta"SaJ tbn "D RMS mG;f'rv Pnoii1s
force enr,oe3 ~ II. Sofr nr4r@ 5,erra
leone on1 ffh.+ siv ofr5r Froncn t..1.s we're
k1la3,
Dnrinr ~, disopssio, on ma p,r;sb
tonn.irs BIi LorJ >t..ha,y withdrew bis
a-mnndma.t ~ Scr ~ ~. a41Iotds.
bn n he M fr, Il .efa,43 49, 4 vas nae.
les 10 .cr>l., ..a.r,t ,#t D1}e of Devon
shir4.s or7se1..
hive -, ,-..s +, IL. as,teus.t ca.aD .,tigr
on f4f. sal,.s ,ut. ftp ou.. ne ,}s,v91
by he Duke of Uevoa>u.9a % Lord Sails
b.ry,s amendment.
TIE E5rooicIa also II ~ editorial IN the
debate antionates tlat . Tniauist ,cvolt will
shortly fake ,l4or a-ainst Lord S1lsburys
leadership 81 IL i. part.
Advices from Fokn. rero.t That tbe
KLedive has now decorated and ~nIomotrd
Maber Pa.ba the assistant Mini,t,r f,v War
w4bosa t,ansfsr ia oth,r lut,ss va f4m.naed
be- Lord Crrme, ~ re,ortrf. il ,ews HuIlrt3n
of27tn January.
The tea h ~ annoroaad of Mr. Berna~d
Pauucefote brother Of Sir Jq,;au Fa.aeefote
ana late British co.,ls ~ Nantes.
Palis news states that valiant beoueathed
his reu,ains TO he Medical Col ege in thar
cIsy 10 ae 5i,sea,ei. the anybolj.,ts Of that
institution aavevsr .leel4a,d to ACCEPT tho
BODY
03hnr news ,apnrts INF A1mir.I &c. wis
viii ra+ :. from III en,t - ia Admiralty II
oanseouenca If havine nuLIicIy nrorIeled
WITH II n Gn.vssa a99d ocL,ov aver ,be
;mnendinr upvaI iIorirv
berlin news renorts ~. death 81 the oele-
brafeu Surraon Tnao1o4a Ri,irotb
O.har dasn9tchss state tb3t ,cc,rlino 10
the Russian cnmma,cial treaty now published
uernany Will acquire concessions equivalent
- those granfel - France and IN = dasnotch
fron ~ 81 ,retersbnr@ correspondent of a
London n,nar t Is stated that Russia i much
onno,ad wv tbA Francl md American tariffs !,
and nrnno9aS - r~4taliate
81 traIarfr,,m franz Rome announces that The
pm baS nrsnarad an 4ncvrlical Letter nrgino
rha nniop If tbe Eastern ana Western
clutches
u4Iwjd naws statas tbat the Snltan If
u',oca, has nromisrd fhe Snqn;sh Envov fnI
oatiofao-;o, for tbA late NIalitla i,ci lent.
NJ VII Fob 81 London Daily
Nc rAnartx hat . meeting Of The National
, 1894-02-10
T THE AVIS
Chsistiaasted, St. Croir.
Saturday, 10th February 1891.

We learn that His Lordship bishop
Branch of Antigua is expec ed at Fledcrikss
sied from Vieques on Friday the 23rd inst,
will hold "A contir nation service on saturday
and preach in st. PauIS Church on Sunday
morning. On Sunday evening he will preach
in St. Johns Church. where he will hold d
confirmation service on Monday, and he will
leave later in the week for st. Thomas.
, 1894-02-10

The writer of a letter signed "Trayeller"
printed in tpe January number Of the Vest
Indian aud Commercial Advertiser,
on the cry for new products which he says he
has found prevalent i'll the colonies, and goes
on 10 say tha. he has come 10 the conclusion
that 'it would be we'll if some colonists were
30 try in The first place to improve the YIELD
and quality of some Of the old produets.' .
'Traveller'S" conclusion has for a long
time been ours. Instead of looking around
Cor something new, why not look at what we
have, and see whether by an intelligent ard
dlligent use of our RESOURCES as they staul.
we cannot improve our position 2 Each If
the islands of our beautiful Archipelago has
its peouliarilies, and therefore what may be
very suitable industry for ono may be qsite'
unsuitable.for another, a9d it's Introduction
would either be a complete failure or would
be conducted with a much smaller gain than
could be secured by the same ATTENTION given
TO something thatswe know already to be
suitable to the place. In Santa Cruz we know
that the sugar cane can be grown, can stand
OF periodical droughts better perhaps than
any other profitable. crop, and can give a
moderate profit, even at present low prices.
The sugar cane. therefore. must be our MAIN
stay, and the maintenance of the existing
a%ugar-growing area, and the Improvement of
the manufacturing processes must be our
principal aims. To this we might add the
extension. if possible, of the sugar growing
area towards the east. For lands that would
not be profitable in sugar we have stock rails
ing, and, for some lands. fruit growing. An
extension of the cultivation of ground plovl
s;ons. aud guinea corn on the estates, might.
also be adopted with profit. 1t is III such
directions as these, we think. that our agricul-
tursl progress should be looked foi, and not
in the direction of attempts TO introduce new
things. Such attempts are sometimes wise,
40 doubt, but they generally end in the
lesson. rather to "bear those ills we have, Than
Az to Others that we know not Of"
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

What promises to be- the favoritc Au-
tumn wrap II a double cape of cloth very
broad and reaching to the waist The
trimming is an inch band Of the cloth
stitched nu the edges with fancirul urna-
mrDt@ In the corners and turned over
collar af velvet This, together with the
golf cape. are the most general and styl-
1~l outside garments for wearing with
Autumn dresses Very full capes reach
ing 90 the hips arc of Astrakhan or moirc,
with deep rcyers over the shoulders
Fancy tapH~ for evening wear are made
with Van Dykes of the new perforated
cloth, ecrt>r 81 bluuct Black velvet capes
hate satin retFre lined with velvet or baby
lUmh iu the Mcdowell Fashion Magazines
are many points og interest on this import.
amt subject They are the safest guides on
a1l questions of fashion The price ol ia
Nna ay Paris and Paris Album of
Fashion tS $3.50 each for years sub
>rriptton, en- - cents per copy THE
Frrueh lgV.@maker. costs $500 per an.
mum. ur au cts PEER copy La Mode" with
tl@ low price, Eia1 per year, or II cents "a
copy i. au admirable home magazine.
For lhr accommodation uf customers they
contain coupon patterns. which rs regards
styles and price are uueuualed If you
Arr unable to procure any nf these jour.
uals from your nrv@draler do not take
any substitute FROM him, but apply by
mail to Mcssrv Mcdowell n 60. 1 West
ltth street Ncw York
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

The many friends Of little Miss Edith
Odcueal are greatly concerned because Of
the severe illness which keeps her pris-
oucr in sick room. n j. 10 bc hoped that
she will soon regain her buoyent health.
The rehear-als for Iolanthe are pro
crossing admirably. and with Mrs Hayue
a. Phyllis and Miss Kausier as Director.
the affair must be- a success from an artis-
tic and financial point
Mr. W g. Evans II takinga trip through
country lanes" accompanied by his
brother Joe.
Mr. Joe Robinson entertained Il good
many Of his numerous special friends in
" farewell supper last night II was
delightful affair The guests paid the host
the compliment of appearing in evening
dress
Miss Jenny L. Brown has Just re-
turned from the Eastern markets. and
will have her Fall opening on Monday
Oct 1t, 1904
The special students of Bclhavcn Col
lege viii give IA recital tonight in the Col
lcgc chapel A small admission fee of 15c
will be charged for the library fund
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

An elderly gentleman travelling in
stage-coach was amused by the con
stant fire Of words kept up by two
ladies. One of them at last kindly in
quircd ii the conversation did not
make his head ache, when he answered
with "a great deal of naivcte NO.
madam, | have been married twenty
eight years,
Miss Margaret Bisland, Of Mississip-
pt, the youngest Of three sisters who
are writer's Of ability now has charge
Of the woman, column Of the New
York sun,
Kate Power's review., 1894-10-13

TOWN TALK UP TO DATE.

Mr. aud Nrs Hugh Atkinson and Mrs.
" 4 Holt came up from summit yestcr
day and are guests ~ Capt Stones.
Mr. Alfred stone and Miss Fannie
Walker lWa II GreeuYiic's popular So
rirtA ladies are entertained ~ the same
hosplablo home
Judge Cooper interesting family II at
home again after delightful summer
pui ~ their suburban home
Misses ~ideay entertained, at lunch
eon uh Tuesday In honor of Miss Portcus
~ Nrw Orleans
Another Jackson girl has entered the
ranks ~ bread winners I'm a position of
honor and profit Miss Ada Saunders
has accepted tho position of articulation
teacher iu the u X - Institute of Laui>i-
ana and left Un Thursday morning for
Baton kange A lifelong training In the
4igHIaugungc. and special attention of
late To The study of articulation together
Hith her studies at Tho t. x G have
well equipped her for her work. Her uus
mrraua friends wish her the highest
measure VI success
4 president of one Of our banks, who at.
tended Mr. Graves lecture. was heard 10
express wIAb tur seat where he would
not he exposed tn drafts. wherrupon the
remark WIS made Il thought tho Doctor
"a@ partial n drafts.
lu the closing portion of the lecture by
John Temple Graves Thursday night
where hr cited examples ~ lofty patriot
i#m aud vtatraman4hip, hc was specially
A.s f..
Ihlnf Executive Who preferred tn give ut
teranee 70 his honest convictions on
great public question. than to accept the
srnHtafial mantle which seemed t0 be-
Within h~ reach The neat and Just
compliment was heartily appIaudcd
Ihe concert at the opera house un Fri
dAy night for thW benefit If the nrW Hap-
tiat church was musical. social and
financial success The program included
@urh artists and amateurs ~ Mis-. Alrna
Il Emerson soprano, Mias Mary : fing-
aarf pianist Misc Kate II Downs reader,
Nra l. H. Hart soprano Mrs II X
ilRubett. rpntralto Mr. Hugh Craft bari
tnnr and the Glrc club. Nr~ers. Nam
mack Mtchril Mobile anal Mclean, with
Ni.~r. H4Egart and hau.ler aud Mr.
LiEau. accompanies
IA appeared a. he rasc af emergency
Thursday night, when Circuit Glurh Nral
aud Ee& A Il Watkins we're called away
frum Nj Graves lecture 4 marriage
WAa the result
4 State Chess Association il 90 be- uf.
.anlf.d tn Jackson ou Monday 18th
Judge III VI Cunpur au expert tH at rug4i
game. h4> Interested himself su Juts be
half far some tiHgF past
John Temple Graves bad a large anu at.
prEsatlye audience at thp Capitol Thurs
day night when he disyuuvaed on THE
Euisg ui thr nemAgnEue fits mobile ,en-
timtnts anal exquisite flights of oratory
ELECTED frequent and hearty applause
This is lhr first lecture M ~erir. prayid
rd far tba fall ANA winter months. aud
thaE Will add pleasant and profitable
variety tm the Way NJ puhlie entertain
mvu&a