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down upon an intruder with its immense,
staring, yellow eyes, 10 Is a most unearthly
looking animal, reminding one mon Of
the gnOmes and imps 81 fable than Of any
craturo Of ncsh and blood. Il makes a
snug little home under the roots Of the gi-
ant bamboo canes Of Java, where the hus-
hand and wife, who are mover far apart
bring Up their queer little families
They aro very dainty animals and al
ways make SURF that their food Is fresh
and good by killing Il themselves. They
will touch nothing that has been partly
eaten They live upon small lizards, ~
which they arc very fond, but will eat
shrimps and insects II nothing better Is 90
be had They never drink second time
from the same water The tarsius seldom
makes any noise. but sometimes gives a
single sharp. shrill cry, which IL does not
repeat During the day 10 Is always fast
asleep. but at night 10 appears quite
lively springing about and climbing cv-
rlwherc il is easily tanned and is very
gentle, loves 20 be caressod and petted,
ana in return IL licks the hands and face
and crcCp- about the person Of its owner.
When a stranger draws near It's cage, it
tries 90 first 20 stare him ont Of countc-
nance Joy fixing it's great, owllikc eyes
upon Dis and mover winking or moving
thorn away. II this does not answer, and
the intruder continues 20 draw near the
tarsius win draw up its lips and show "a
set of beautiful, regular sharp teeth, but
30 never bites. IL laps water like n dog or
cat, but much more slowly, and il eats a
great deal for so small an animal. To has
a great aversion 10 light and loves the
darkest corner, where il will sit up like a
squirrel and hold its food a long time in
its fore paws before eating 10.
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There is moro sculpture on the outside
walls Of the Louvre and in the Tuilerios
gardens ia front Of 10 than in tho entire
United States put together outside Of its
grlvcyards and battlefield monuments In
Guiding the SO statues Of tho great men OF
France, there are over $50 over life Size
figures either In relief OF the round on the
walls of tho Louvre alone. And there are
about 90 statues in the Tuilcries gardens,
besides the great Gambetta monument.
Paris alone has moro than 100 colossal stat
ucs 90 the poets. painters, architects, sculp-
tors and musicians Of France. 10 say moth
ing of its kings, soldiers. statesmen
How many American men Of genius out
side Of politics and war have statue to
thcir honor in this country Whoever
thinks of yivirgan American poet a statue
ln public park or square; Shades OF Poe,
luu-lcllow and Emerson Even savage
Rome raised statues 10 its poets,
New York Las five local statues Chi
cage has one ideal bronze fountain, Cincin-
nati one, ~. Louis ono ideal bronze group.
Combined wc have the bagatollc Of eight
Ideal WORKS ui sculpture in four immense
cities, with millions Of people and billions
Of MONEY, while Rome alone had moro
than 5000 within its walls at the time Of
Augustusl
When viii Americans learn that art is an
absolute necessity 70 an intellectual COM
nunity' When viii they learn that, wheth-
cr looked al from the ngnostic or deistie
s-androint, tho larger problem Of life is the
establishment Of the EARTH When will
they learn that the most effective means OF
a city is a good sculpturei-
Art Intcrchangc.
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CHERIFT's sALE-PRIsCILLA d. CAMP
- bell plaintiff. Albert IA Thornburgh,
Franklin O.. Wallace. Mary l.. Wallace. G. II W.
I ostsr. Louis e. r 4 otE a. ignee Of Franklin
D. Wallace. The Denver Investment and Tank
ing company Limited, Robert {. Billings, de-
fendAnts.
decree OF foreclosure and sale issued out Of the
district court of the First Judicial district Of
state OF Montana in and tor the county Of Lewis
and CLARKE, on the "a day OF April A. ID 1894.
in the above entitled aotiOn, wherein Priscilla d.
Ga mpbell, The above named plaintiff Oh aimed
= judgment ana decree II foreclosure anu sale
against the above namod parties a. defeu ants
on tbs 81 day Of april. A. a. 1sVi for the sum Of
Si,l5b.tb besides interest, costs and attorneys
fees. VIII oh saint decree was, on the I'd day Of
Apfil A. %. 1874, recorded in judgment book
Nc. Of said court a. page =. am com
manded to cell al that certain lot piece
or lafcsl Of land, situate lying anu being in the
astsrly Atd tiOn 20 the city OF Helena, in the
county Of Lrwis and Clarke. stafs OF Montana
aud bounded and described A. folloVs. to-wlt;
teginnins 81 TO ut In the east side Of heattie
street hlty-sx feet north Of tho southwest corner
~ block number $40 81 the said ksstsIly Addi-
tlon TO the said city o. Helena, running rhonca
east seventy -hye feet q point in an loy ruu-
ning q rtn ana souih through said blrck; hence
notth along the -west side Of said alley tw nty-
Xix feet 90 point hence west seFenty-tYe r. q
10 point IN the east slde Of cattle street and
thence south along ito east s.ds Of cattle street
twenty siK ioer 20 The place Of beginning, AID
lot. nee or parcel Of aud being a portion OF
Of lcie Numbered n and l.. In SAID al0ck 10 ~
ber,d Nv, according to and as SAID lots are lie
scr.bei upon tie ofoial plat Of the said namel
addition. which plat u nov on ne In the msn
her provided by Law IN the Office OF the county
recorder u the said county Of Lewis aud ClArke
ogether with all an singular the tenements.
hereiitamcnts and appurtenAncss thareunto be-
iunslng or IN Anywiss apperta ming
Pubie no ice IL hereby given, that on Wednes-
day. the 18th day OF April A a. 1894 At ~
o'clock - tuat day. az the front door % the
court house sena. Lewis and Clarke county.
MontauA. / will, in Oaodience to said order ~
sale nnd decree ~ foreclosure and sale, sell tho
above described pro. cry, or 30 much thereof a.
may BE- necessary 10 sati-y said Judgment with
interest anu costs. 10 the highest bidder. for
"a IN hand
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of april.
-. 1891.
CHARLES D. CURTIS sheriff.
lRED 4 Hoss. L ndsr sheriff
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A Ssh ssMEAT SOTICF- THT LfO MINING
n Milling COMPANY - Nontara. works
located three ald uuo-iIa mikes from lutte
silver fow county. Aunfaus.
hoAce D. hereby given that az o. meeting Of
Trustees 81 SAID Iuuauy Dee a uu the F D. day 81
hpfil. 1894, an H- efsmeut az p, cent per
share WINS levl,d Up.n me ratifal stoar - all
company. payable 90 Do lHth .lay uf May 1874
90 Joru a. Newer. srcrHfsry OF ssid company A.
the gii CO % The oo lining & Milling o 4. panT
- Montana. nom Au. $50 commercial bIiId-
ine. Z ioui-, Ao
any stock uroa which said assossmnnt shall
remain unpall o. tie -a- las ~ May 1894.
thail fs dH' nl 90 tel iHlf ana viii he duly all
Ferl.'d Tor -a.o e. public auction. ami uuleas
IA ntnt lie utio riHra vii ie s4.d ou the 18th
dag 90 June. 20. 90 ptF tla dsliuqua,f aa.esa-
mem. iusei nor vi O. fle COSTS 20 advert ng and
etffafes n sai9 JON T. MfllM
ocr.fa-y % fail company.
Room so. $50 ommrrclal- building ~. Louia
Na.. office % -4I COMPANY.
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NOTICE OF SEALED PROPOSALS AND
~ bids for the construction Of the poniten-
tlary % Billings, Montana.
Notice Is hereby given that the board Of prison
commissioners Of Montana will until hsy a..
1894 receive sealed proposals and bids to con-
eiruot and erect the eastern state prison At Bill
lings. Montana, npOn the land and y the site
selected b. said board. in accordance with tho
plans and specifications which have been hero
tofore adopted by sAid board OF stats PRISON
con- missioners which plans and specifications
vii b, on file at this office on and after April
20 1854
he party 20 wLom the contract shall b.
awarded will he required 60 execute = good and
sufficient bond. IN double the amount o. their
bid to perform such contract for the construct
ing ana erecting OF said eastern prison.
he board OF prison commissioners reserve
the right TO reject any and all bids being too
high IN price, and advertise anew.
Bids received after Nay II. 1894. will not he
considered.
All proposals must be addressed Board OF
Prison Commissioners. Helena. Montana and
marked sealed proposals. and lids, b. giving
the name OF the bidder.
j. r. RICHARDS
Governor and President Of the Board Of State
Prison Commissioners.
Helena. Mont. April g. 1894
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HAS owLlsH EYES.


Tho animal most drcadcd In Java Is nci-
thor the wildcat. nor the black lcopard. nor
oven tho rhinoooros, nor tho royal ugor
ell ~ which arr 20 D. found thcrc, but
strangc as it may appear, harmless little
crcaturc, no largVr than common SPUR
nj, which Is called boy tho natives mall
mag and by English Speaking people tho
tarsius IL IS indced a weird STRANGE an
lmal and Is regarded with so much dread
by the supcrstitious Javancsc that they
will abandon placc altogether rather than
live in it's ncighborhood.
As it suddenly appears no dusk moving
noisolcssly about. showing its queer face
amid the leaves ~ some trcc. and pccring
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SHEaIFF's sALE-HENRY KLEIN PLAIN

SHERlFF's sALE-HENRY KLEIN. PLAIN
- TIN Anna o. hriscae o. Rriscoe, A.
NJ. Hotter and Al. NJ Heller defendants
L ndeT anu By virtue Of order Of sAla ard
decree of force 4tsuro and sale issued out Of the
district court Of the ir,t Judicial district OF the
state 81 Montana la and for the county II Lewis
anu Clarke, on the 9Th day Of April. a. ID. 1925,
ia tho above entitled action. wherein Henry
Klein, the above named plaintlf. obtained n
judgment and decree Of foiooiuiufs and eAle
against Anna I. hriscoe. - brisooe. ~
hotter AMI NJ NJ Hotter. defendants. on the eth
day Of uril. A ID. 1894 Tor the sum Of l5 I'll g..
besides interest costs and attorneys fees which
said decree vas. the ith day OF pril. A. d.
ltbi recorded IA Judgment book No. Of said
court. At psge -. am commanded TO soil all
ihuao CERTAIN 10 o. pieces or parcels Of land. ~
uats. lying and being IN the county Of LOWS and
lArke state OF Mun ana End bound and do
scribed a. follows. tO-witt
D OF numbered one % and tho westerly half Of
lot nom befed Two ll m block numbered hree
hundred aud sigEty-nine lsssj sometimes
known a. block numbered three hundred and
eighty-sI lS,3l. in tho original townsite Of the
city ~ heisna. said county and state. ga d
prem ses be ny sixty-thres lG3l feet renting on
lark street by one hundred (iu0l feet deep, and
bounded on the north By property known as lot
numbered twenty two ~, IA sald block. on tn 1
east BY properly ~ John nturrock. on the south
by Clark street. and on thu west BY hsagaor
street NOV harrison uyenuel.
Together with a 4 and angular the tenements
hereditaments and appurt names thersuntO be-
loninE or "a ANY, Use nppertAining
ublo notice is hereby given, tuat on Wedues
m. II that day. az the front door of the court
house, Helena. evils and Clarke county. Mon
tena viii, IN obedience to SAID order OF sale
ard dseroe OF foreclosure aud ssle, sell the
above described property or 20 much thereof as
may be necessary e. satisfy said Judgment. with
interest end eots. TO mo IA CHEST and bes, bidder
for cash IN hand
Given under ny hand. this 10th day Of April
CHARLts D. CURTIS. sh riff.
BY FRED Z. Hoss. nder sheriff.
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IrNITED rTATEs tIKCUlT COURT last
= ern district OF Ni-cOnsin
he farmerf Loan & rust COMPANY. com
p 'ainant northern fariho Ialruad oomrany.
Il Al de. endants- Consolidated G a "a.
Notice Is hereby given. fnat March hfh.
1884 Al order mad ia tho above entitled
can-e requiring zach creditor Of the d. orthern
90 ne hAiIrosd company who has a claim
AGAINST sail company, or against tue trust o.
tate ia De hands u IT, receivers. which Is pre-
fsrential m I've character. pr Il entitled 20 DO
paid prior 20. or 70 pfalsrence 10 the mortgage
InCebtsdnsrs of "a "a Northern Pacific nailroad
company. to hle prior 20 the nrst Monday -
September. 1874. with Edward Kurt. cisr6 81
tho United states circuit court. AZ Milwaukee
Wisconsin, a. affidavit settiDg forth lis name
residence. AMI postOtice address, ths nature.
uonsideratiou aud amsult o. his ciatm. over
anu above all uff -e'e, ami the facts upon which
he base. his clam 90 a preferences or priurtv
and each such creditor who fails 20 flo such atii-
davIt within tho time limited 10 b. surh or.ior
forever denarrei from prssentinR such ca m
against tho Receivers ~ the northern Pacific
Railroad CON pany, Or against the property Ga The
hAnda OF such recsiVors. and from Aay part G. D.
ptti0n or dividend out Of tho urupnity ia the
naniH % aid receivers. and the preferential
character % suoh claim b. forever closed.
EDMAHD kURTZ
clerk Of the United ttAtss Circuit Court. Nil
waukes NisC1nsn.
March 5. 1884.
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: .Ilif DlsTflCr COURT o. rHE FIRST
nli.ial district . tho stare Of Montana.
% Ai- Tor tLn rpultr of esis AMI Iarkn.. 3D.
't'' p. 20 niinr. is.afs - Eslecca FRANCES
auu.e uarass.d
".'e De- tersbl given d. tie undersisnod ad-
ai'r "a or ni 600 e-fsfa 90 . ehecrca nrancas
deeon.oa 20 tfs credi or. o. nnd
- iff.pu- having claims aKaiast tie sid
= eel tn exhibit Them with tho Necessary
.rtHF- W.ttil fsu months after the hrst 10 b.
l.'at 10 oitha notice 90 fha said Illustrator a.
= jaw HI CO ~ hsHssua ballard room p ftold
e. in nNn rfg GO Helena IN tho county Of
--7ai. auu isrtn. state 81 Montana The came
O. or roo p.rrl Tor the rransaetilu ~ 10
Ll.ine-s ~ said esfsto ia tho county % owis
au1 lake
JACOB 90 JONI.
Adminisiraior o. the Estate u sbcoca frances
JDuaa. dacaafai.
Dated March ~ 1884
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THE LATIN aIatptory bal, been abolished
at Amhrr--.
Head masters ~ the highest class ~
schools iu England receive from ts5.0oo 10
49, year
Thai ibis Is progressive Hge i- shown in
the announcement THAT primary school
hns been opened 20 Nazareth
Al tho late oxford examination one
scholar described equinox -iron "equi. " "a
mare, and ''nox. "nigLt-the whole 81 night
mare
Professor Hugo Mansterherg. the emil
nEnt German investigator of mind phenom-
ena. Is 20 give a ooursse ia psychology az the
Harvard summer school this year
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mo

DEPOT OUARTEHMAsTFE's OFFICE.
- Nashingtun, To- Coo April q. i-9i sealed
uToposais triplicaie. will b. receives a. this
uthce until A. clock noon, Monday. Nay 81
l1sf, Tor tie construction 81 d supsfiutsndsnt :
lodge. u stone or hrict. a. The Custer batusheld
honfanA National o1iuefe-g. IN accordknos with
the pl4ns aud sDocihca ions therefor. which can
- aaen or lad a tnla once. or ~ the Offices n
The nfei States puarferfnasisr A. Helena.
Mont, the uost quarfermnstsr AZ Fort uater.
Mont. and The chief uuartarmastsr ~ "a. RAUL
D. procured Tie o. ed tatea reserves the
right 20 reject an Or al proposals. nFQlopes
containing prnpu a.s should b. plainly market
b roponala Tor fuperiutelasnta otge. ami
hf adlrasaei 20 rEl. n. MkEhs Deputy
QuAftermA.isr ,snsral 4. Z. A.. Depot Quar-
termaster. WashinG0n %. ID. Z.
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DROP oSALS FOR CAVALRY HORSES -
Office { hief QuArtormAster. Department 81
} akota. {. Paul. Minn.. bril- g. 1874 -sealed
propOsale IA tripicnte, subject 70 the usual con
ditiuns. will be received At this Office until !!
o'c.ock a. m. May s. 1884 aud opened then. for
furnishing this department with one hundred
and tWerty-.wo cavalry horses. ontfacts will
provide for an increase or crease Of twenty
20 per cent In tbs number stated. and bids for
less number will be entertained hlank forms
oi proposals.. and foil instructions 20 bidders,
may he had on application 20 this office The
govornmeut reserves the right TO reject the whole
OF any part ~ any bid received. JOHN V.
ftkEl. Quartsrmaster u. B. A.. Chief Quar-
termastor.
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WOMAN'S EMANCIPATION
Some Radical Changes Are Con-
sidered Very Necessary IN
Her Education.
DR.. Stanton Colt Expresses Views
OF Interest 70 All but
Bachelors.
Woman should he a Worker and Per
rnitted Co Develop Her Indisld-
uality like ~ boy Does

some one quoted DR. stanton Colt the
stAcr day as saying that New York girls
are BUTTERFLIES, possessing about as much
stability a- that giddy insect and as change
able a- che colors of the chameleon
These terrible sentiments DIR Colt quite
d.-AyoWed in un interview. but he did cX-
press SOME views ina which an women and
all men except bachelors viii De- profound
ly Interested Perhaps one need NOT make
asa exception even Of the bachelors, for DR.
Colt himself belongs 20 the great unmar-
ilel. and he at least is decidedly interested
IA t.c ,uhieci.
"ln the hrst place" said DR. Colt. "thc
subject of the emancipation of women has
Dot really been seriously taken up since
john stuart Minis book on The Suhitction
Of Women appeared ID has been agitatcd
l., -r1up, 81 people whowere interested In
some special feature of the question and
who might Ice called faddists but the
whole subject has not been taken hold Of
with serious effort. The great trouble is In
tne training of women. Their defects are
those of education and environment. not Of
nature. Ioi-toi writes Of the manner iu
which girl is brought up with the sole idea
That she is Co please her mastcr-man. She
IS tau-lt % Doe alluring. 100 one way or an
other, by her beauty, or her music. or her
w.t. And the aim cf 30 all Dis 20 catch some
uHH.
NuW. really. The same thing is even more
tfuc 90 The American g.ri. because on the
eoutnent it is the parents who arrange The
Marriages The su B. scarcely considered
IN the arrangements. TOO this country, how
ever, She must win Jhe man D., rself withou;
much assistance As "a consequence our
American girls are the most aIluriugitle
most fascinatin~ brilliant, alert ami fun
az esprit of amy u the world. But. for a.I
that. they are NOT more efficient. Take an
English ~ oman. An American woman does
not perform the high civic functions which
her English sister does, neither arr oar
American women successful housckccpci
They are provero.gi!y inefficient Doe thar di-
rectlon. They have failed in all these years
90 solve She servant question. and they are
growing 20 see less ard less ei tscir children
Huu 10 delegate their care and training Co
nurses and goverucs-e~.
III Is the education hich is ut fault. Sup
pose ooy wa brought zap with the sole
purpose OF masking him attractive 20 some
woman But, 40. Tie D. permitted 90 de-
selop his own Individuality TIC Is allowed
g. do things and say things because De- is a
boy while tbs girl Is always hu,hei up.
r. is terrible bow women are key, ia long
clothes long past the time for walking. To
use one of Mrs. Srov1.ng's expressions.
"lt may be asked what her object n life
might be u 1t were not uatrimouv. Is she
tnc equal OF man and able To- have q career
outside OF the homc2 To this DC might be
answered that the most stupid men have
careers ana therefore even il women were
I'D HH.afH
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NOTICE - OFFICE OF COUNTY CLERK.
~ LeWia and Clarke county. Montana Scaled
bids will b received mp 10 10 O'Clock a m .
1hursdAy. April 20. 1891, Tor the grading Of what
Is known A. the Wolf creek washout road. near
Wolf reek. Montana according to surv yor'-
plat and report on hlo IN this office. The board
Of county commissioners reserve the right TO re-
iect ny OF all bids
} order Of the board
J. s. LOCKER County Clerk.
Lated Helena. March "a 1924
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING. THE AN
- nuAl meeting Of the -tockt oldsrs II the Bal
more Mining company viii be he'd ~ the Office
Of tne Helena anu Ltv ng-t0n rmeHiug and Re
duction comUanv. lieieua. Montana. Ihur sday,
April 10 lral, a. n o clock a M. Tor tho pur-
suing year and the transaction Of sUch other
business az may properly come before il
a. r. ALlEN. . eoretary.
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b. guaranteed II IL doesn't benefit or cure.
In The case Of every tired or afflicted woman
she'll have her money back
The " Prescription builds up and invigo
rates tho entire female system. 10 regulates
and promotes an the proper functions. i'm
proves digestion. cnrchea tho blood, dispels
aches and pains, brings refreshing sleep, and
restores health and strength.
Nothing else, though 10 may be better for
a tricky dealer % sell, can be 4" just as good
Tor YOU o. buy.