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THE DAIIY JOURNAL
I*AsUIssan l RI.
MILS' CITY. MONTANA.
Thbe4tteref TnI YlLOLUWl.TN JOU.UAL
I· Ie rspOSlae, for any at the optl
U.w .r ut tersaSor tu ermaondontas.
N.tiLe a hereby give to all co.arned that
Tal yUilnLroNl JOURNAL PUBLISlMN CO.
heda the co.traut to do all prla saU a-d.
vtalMg. of wbwatver smaila a' to C.-e
weematya.d a. also the dafusia e ealy pmlsar
to al.ereeaty I. wateh servtces by pba1es
esee lhe lly made. L[al moees pub"shed It
arh papa. of Cster eunty. arte ·td ad
weabri . as has m de l b toeetl
m Tea YaTLLOWITOIe JOOasaL
ma.s ibry a wrVite eIer iaed by the pub
takr r besieasl massn'e.
THEn ew Movernor ot Knasl bhas
theb hornme market theory so had that
he wants a prohibition of the sale of
meats not subjected to local nlospeetio .
on foot, In order to keep out the dress
ed beef eupplle. In Pennsylvania
there i* a stroni eff.rt for a similar
law, and for hise tuther aurpose of
suitli g a big rsl rod. If tbh onie
market theory i so good, it shou'd
prevent the introduction of mauufso
tures from another state. oounty or
town. The greatest attainable freedom
in traffic is the best in the long run.
E7.
VENEZUELAN RABBIT TALES.
si wag . Waum.'t Paseb - t- e
Dr. A. Ernst, who has done much to
increase the popular knowledge of
Veneuelan ethnology, has collected a
few pular taicr which are very in
Son account of their Tupi and
ih affinities. The tales are en
-ted "Tio Tigr and Tio Oonejo
(Uncle Tiger and Uncle Rabbit)," and
all of them have for their subject the
s.peiorty of cunning and craft over
"Uncle Tiger had a field of splendid
warmelon. He observed that some
d rvisited his field at night and
the melois; therefore he made a
of a man of black wax and
it in the field. At night Uncle
came and saw the figure.
'What ae you doing there, you black
manft Get away I' The figure did not
,ply. Then Uncle Rabbit went up to
the blac man and boxed his ears; but
his right hand stuck to the wax. 'Let
go my hand or I'll box your other
earl' cried he. When he did so his
left hand alsostuck in the wax. Then
knocked his head against the fore
ad of the figure; his head stuck to
iL Then he worked with his hind
legs to get away; they also stuck to
the wax, and Uncle Rabbit was
t Early in the morning Uncle
wcame, and when he saw Uncle
be cried, 'Ohol have we gt
tie thief ! Now I'll eat you!' '. ait
a moment,' said Uncle Rabbit; 'set me
ties and I will show you a pit in
which two large deer have been
aught. You had better eat those.'
Umele Tiger thought, 'Two large deer
me better than Uncle Rabbit,' and he
-et him free. Uncle Rabbit led him
to a deep pit, and sid, 'Stoop down
and you will se the deer.' When
Uncle Tiger did so, Uncle Rabbit
s hed un from behind, and Uncle
fell into the pit. Uncle Rabbit,
ver, ran away as fast as his lege
would carry him.
Hers is another story: "Uncle Riah
hit was very sad because he was so
.all. Ie went to God and wanted'
t bemadetaller. Godsaid, 'Iwilldo
so; but first bring me a coral snake, a
asp iwgrm and a calabash filled with
w--s'rt ltears.' Uncle Rabbit started
Shis juruney and arrived in a forest
mers there were many snakes. Walk
ing along there, he said, 'I bet there is
room for him, I bet there is room for
him I' A coral snake heard him and
-sked what his speech meant. He re
plied, 'The wasps may that there is not
room enough for you in this calabash.
and I bet that you can get in there.'
'We will see at once who as right,' said
the snake, and crawled into the cala
bash. When he was in it Uncle Rab
bit at once put the stopper into the
opening, and thus the snake was
caught. Then he went on. and said:
'I bet thee is room for them, I bet
there is room for them.' The wasps
heard him. and asked what his speech
meant. 'Oh!' said Uncle Rabbit, 'the
msnake says there is not room enough for
your swarm in this calabash, and I bet
thrt all of you can get in there.' 'We
will see at once who is right,' said the
wanps. and cruwled into the calabash.
When the whole swarm was in, Uncle
Rabbit put the stopper into the open
ing, and thus the wasps were caught.
He next went to a villag',, anrd when
near the huts he began to cry and
Lament. Then all the women gathered,
and asked thie cause of his grief. 'Oh I'
akid Uncle lRabbit, 'why should I not
cry and lament? The world is going
to-be destroyed today and all of us will
perish.' When the women heard this
thIe began to cry wofully, and Uncle
Rabit filled a calabash with their
teas Then he returned to God.
When the latter saw the three cala
ashes with the snake, the wasps and
te teas, he said, 'Uncle Rabbit, you
re more cunning than any one else.
Why do you want to be tallert .at
s you wish it, I will at least make
Ireslarsm . I ' Saying s, he pulld
nley hae s meas a.nd sinr that dy
hy haveremained long. "-8cienos.
bh ti Tw c.Uo Awsra
Abi vw~) t o bow ttd
of ..lok an i
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)a uJ41UnOS Ut £0U04 JO 30!1t1u1nb
egnq a gisd Sogy uo rndoxo tmo
*qi muo'mit sLip jammin pu s uuds
pan gqoI pow 's~ep £uqus 'auwa
Jnblbe a meg umuow Ja1tqM 'o1 m
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e samanog paw ywo; si wopljau wU
squQosuj an soaot pnoa o01133111
aqh 'luoi uo u naoJdl
rtem g a;oq rud gaud eqi w wpanoo
umqsag 315u puu wafln)u 'oUpJUU
-IR aug 'so a3y p'I '° K1
"aaualag- '6Z 'I
01 I Pus gO'I O)T pauigqtuo s ooqgu
guw'rala pus weallS OG u .aqmnu etp
pas 'Slarmooadsaa R)i'I of I pas 9$S I
01 1 owoaq uo1000 11141 ut uoI)gW
*ndod 0) sarafloO U! wuapnlw jo U01)UJ
041 'uoilisndmi00 041 mnwj populo
-10 ws sqimjq *4l J Ijgnol o04 JO
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of 1 pas 6t 011 o 01 To u.sop uoiiuindod
01 s)Pflp 1S jo sUIJIU 04 s6u uq 614)
pus papnl'! Si uonslsndod pro.oJoa
0tl 41106 04 1 oJ) iuot)Undtuo3 oqP $ul!
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"suotlao Bumtummr awql eqi a MM.)
-op U pus 'Liuanoo e04 50 suotiltp
I'1)uaO q)aON pas or) us[V q 1oN
oqP l "sl*oogaa ogtiaoras ppus sa~al
-100 opoq aoz pas 1ouo I saga Jo;
uollwlndod tpta poaudmoo un gupnis
jo .KqUmnU .1 Ut aSWorOU us %aoqu
ECE ell 0 BI c0tE1.
CZEl3A CA! II UCID.
The most agentoeal, humiliating, itching,
saet ,rea bursing Ecema. ue ca'red
by te Cuteurl IoReedles, when aphysl
U and all other remedes fallt.
I have been aellcted slane last March with a
skin disease the doctors called &.ms. My lace
wa covered with sauS sa•d eere, sad the itching
sad burning weae almost unbearsable. eeal
year Ct TICUVA RMIDI s as highly recommenlOde
ceecluded to give them a trial, usil the CUTI.
CUa and CUTIrCUA S&o, enternally, sad RI
sOLV.NT internally for four montbh. I edll my
selfcured, In gratitude for which I make this pub
lie statement.
Mu. CLARA A. PREDERICK.
.ead Breek. Conn.
Esema Three Years Cured.
CuticusA RImD.is are the grteaestmedcllne"
on earth. Had Lbh worst case of Sait Rheum in
this country. My mother he it twenty years,sad
an fat died froh it. I believe CVTICVnA woula
have saved her. My arms, breast and head were
covered for three years. which nothing relieved or
cuaed until used the CDTICUaA RsoLvlaTr.
J. W. ADAMS, Newark, 0.
Ecemma on Baby Cured.
My baby has been troubled with eaeoma on his
face, neck, head, eas, and entire bod. Hlie was
oeu m or ca, and we were obliged to tie his
heads to prevent his scratching. I have spent
dollars on remedies with no deet, but after uning
Ose bhe CUTIcuRA and one cake of CaTICURA
So.P, the child ie ontirely eased. I cannot thank
yeou eough tao them.
F. W. BROWN.
12 Mull St., brooklyn,. D., N. Y .1
SEceum on Hamds Cured.
Two years and half ago Salt Rhi em broke out
on my right hand. It appeared n white blisters,
attended ty terriic tching, and gradually spread
until it covered the entire back of the hand. The
din'ase next appearbd on my left hand. I tried
many remedies, but could ind no cure natil I ob
taind the CU..RcUA it.uDIs. which efected a
speedy and permanet cure.
JAMBt P. KEARINEY.
4 Woeed Avene, Det ril.
bld evnrywhere. Price. Cntlcea, tue.- sou ,
.e.; ReoLvnNTI. . p r.nd by the oTT.a
Daet AND C uMICAL Co., Itu, asc.
.SeP d for * Hew to Cure dkin Di.aeses" M
page. 80 Illustrations, ad 100 testlnmoals.
TSkind~ pnaa nd beasti
111113 WVIN
L With Salt wau, dull. ahug, Ilk.
er. all-em weteaU-, rseloed a.
.me mimuto by Sh. CatCLeua Anti.
Palm PlmuS... Telbust and aly phal.edrniag
platS.. All druggeta. 25 ears.
QMEED100R AUORY.
EcAUSLAND 5
GUNS.
REVOLVERS,
AMMUNITION
f evrydeeculptl se. The LAaemr STolc
.f leevshau, . tilesn thP e Wt.
WGainrnuthiah md Iepelrvof e1 ml klid
Noitif dii.. sd warranted
LIFE RENEWEP
DI. mICE UI' le Us
B.i~j1 ILTic
eutd UpeeAory vo·nlJ
dmnS"aPef~ry g(a
"o the ldost P"I~W UI
Ha tt7 in te rld Cun
!*hwtbai 117f ?w.,u
It.hillt - Pallin ath of P ahldm~i 1 n,
Dun S h~arL gt·nuav
am atisfaction In wo
cur. of (ono#Fha anw
no N. lot, i e It sod
-ea" sale In reoomend
".lgIt to mualbl smm
chiso O"G&r IN.
PR I CY $I.".
ift"12b 7 fld hir Drugglata.
W. X. SavaKIe, Agent.
JOHN CARTER'S
Children Cry for Pfthr Ctrlda
MONTANA SHORT l , N.
hen trav'rlng every one should ea
rider well the quation of eoamomy,
comfort, e.ty and speed, these qustiom
being of the mne lmportance in a oumfr
of an hour as na one of several dqas' rid.
An examinaton of the map will convinem
anyone that this li the most direct erote
to and from all the principal points in
Ce n- I.ULra
a n d 0 O PoUS Ner
Dakota and Ymtana. Our epuipment
and time a eaellent. Our ratee re
the lowest, but this fact is something
which epesks for itself. Definite flgure
and ausps cm be obtained by applying ta
any A gent of ta.. Company, or the (Ge.
eral Pamenger Agent.
The following are a few of the Principal
Points reached via this Line:
RT. CLOD, PAUCK CUrI, F(sfZ ]s FALL
r'uto. roN, T. VIsNCKEt, IrT(INTaMo,
p.\~,sLs\LLI, MORIS, APPLITON ANI
lli:t( A' FsR1uo,Ma.xN,.* W'Arsa)wx AaLE
IIU-, ELL.ENDALES , W AIII'ETOW., AYAO
;.KtND F:O.ji, URATON, D)EVIIs LAY;.
Il rrINiAU AND BIFt ID,. DAKOTA; (LAIP
cow 1) (.r. ®F n . vI K Ar), A.seNxxmozx,
IT. Sr, GRUEAT YAL.a, HLENA ANs
IDrt'nI, MONrrTAN.A; .i.';IProa, MtAxnoa&,
An.u ALL 1'. i IC COAIT I'uNTe.
Parties sf ekin g farmoe or business hlo.
tions will lind unw;:ual opportunities ,,x
both on this line in Northern Dakotaand
Montana, al: in Minnesota wherethe
Company has for sale at low prices and
on favorable terms 2'00,000 ac.s of ex.
oellent farming.grnzi:i;! and ti'mler i;.nds
For ipse and t tih r ;nfornatii n addreei
5.BooxwALTUR, C(. : \"M:
ST. 'IAUI4 MINN.
L Xr , W. 8. Airuanm
owhl Nmma m Ge-'ITmaoMa-,
i3 WEEKS.
The POLICE GAZETTE will b.
mailed, securely wrapped to any ad.
dress in the U.nitod Stater for three
mouthy on receipt of
ONE DOLLAR.
Liberal discount allowed to pop
maaturs, agents and clube. Sample
oop!esmailed fee. Addros allordern
RICHARD K. FOX.
THE MARSH OF PROGRESS!
OUR LATEST IPBROVE ENTB!
C l t ife of Tr«4m," Uad If yohe ton -or ltajm * tueproved inM« i
ur.o. n h. o to wou toe odf ad .O
lteivl no* gauaino untls haLn or na s and pri iStampl plaInly the aole. Tear
Wlr ill supply you with shoes m led if you i-nsat ule his deoli .o; If you do not i aamme
PSHES' AMES MEARS
3 SHOE $4 SHOE
S U ItXCELLED IN CANNOT FAIL
YLE UNEUALLEN " TO ".
AVDU31 I" SATISFY.,
.RFECTIw tH MostS O *
, or.l .O
htoo - bes the reat prr In our hbrach of Industry that werr Now able to afirm that the
e lut' )4b e vIen ·re p rept equal to the sh<e .hoho nlyafew yetars were retailed &leight
or te dollar. Urog w i ou w ll h70 onavn. that w do bot eaiwmic . Ow aft S
oYld =u Shtlmornm. aMd aoe who Imtlte our syetm of bstm ae uabW k(oomt wton u In
Mj fe nrr M produc.. Imour hw. erre the largest manr>ttn h th nnttdSShe
o Iour traelIrn so w 'le ow lnt4 te sho retailers of the Peldo 0o M a Rocky
ounaUIn ttegoa wrtle* hre es follows
I ia more than satised wit the mrull of my p Ih1ave thus f0ar seeeded i plainU rail fu
l1 to the hand of A No. dealer in .every pelut I bhae visitst * e ros o to ay. "Thl is a
f. o r lf,,r us to sell sho In, ben.u most of the retailersrtn arp their ruto. t
. i.r » outl.e the prt he th the ba.re hve eoot at wholesle. The ooUquems l. that Qt
eosle who wear sh.rr aps .lis or seen Jollars a pair for shie whih are not worth as muc as our
JA H IMEAN I' $3 asd i4 HOKE. Our shoe. with their very low retail pre staped on the
soles <oevery pair are breaking l owO the lhhb price which have hitherto ruled the rtail market here
and whn a retallrr uts a full ne of goods in his stk they at one begin to f lie hobut cake, so r(s
Now. kind rea*r, Just stop and conmlder what the above stmnlfle no fareas a areooencerued. It
amUrees you tlat It you te pon buying shore I ear-I no manufacturer' nniame r nad rrtail price stmp
a the so .you annot tell what o are Iettnu and your retailer lI prob&bly maklg you pay double
what our iboes have romt him. ow., cun you enf .d tIdo this while w*e nare airotlnt you br lstampl
oar ame aud (the IM' retall price upon t t i.e .lof our shw Ifoure they leae our actory so that
uannot be made to pmy more tor your bho tha they ar worth b
aM* fire*--r cI|lbr rj l trha they *i rl»w h«N*Bllon (a *|1 yro uf
e eat in a aod wr.teo aod by wl a prts
JAMES MEANS & CO.. 41 Lincoln St., Boston, Mass.
For MAN I For BUSt i
Nu4*
u YurLinimentl
SLTAULUUMED 151.
minnapolio Sheaskin Tazn&2,
P JD 13$P~l
UI r fl-'
Ginsen end Senses p..'.
wwm &IUX5
IjI9 U&Uswor rh.r
-O'II~~r -- IY 3r
Great English Remedy
^. Murray's Specific.
A guarsateed care for all nervous
diasases, sucJ as Weak Memory,
Lom of Bral1 Power Hysterl
Headache, Pals In the lhack
Nervous PraltratUnm, Weak
u.es, Le.meorrho.ye Univer.
s al Laasttde.r emin4l. Weak
? @a I neem. Imotncy sad general owe
or powel o tb(enoeralv Orgas;-
In either F'e caused by lndiscrecol orover eaxe
tio.,, snd wll. h altimately lead to PreI atiur
Old Age, Inalnity and CousampiUom $1.00
abex orals bosl sor 4 8.00. 8eat '.eIs.ler.
by mail on receip of prio . Pull
lparticularlopamphlet, st free
to every applicant.
We Suareamee ie-ei s
tocure ncaMoe Forevery S..00'
with a wrtlter guarantee to reulnd
the money if our specific doe mnot
efectacure. ft.; sotlg.
Addrees II eom nulcattions to the so manu
fa.turers,
1HE MURRAY MRDI(CI'EC
Kansas (itry,
arH.M. PAtIIOHEN CO.,
t holesale -ad Retalt Agents,
Helena. Mast
hr i, i.i*l/ & i Fo ,u th.e I.i*bliK 1World
lilt lP itw t i l id It e ail ti na l I ' II-I . l lII ,
ilttiCtu. ~IIIII.Ka-. ily, . Mo., and Nae Frlan
,·itcet. (I a . lli hate outi(eu. at llindlur
ailetl. Ituite (1),i Mlont MatiIh 20th 1o
:l1h. latI. .at trand i eitral ,otel, Ana
tondal. Mlarch :itI. at Pacif IlcHotel Matin
at ,elenlanl, April lIt to7th, IIi9.
DR. LIEBIG & CO.
ThI European medical stagt and special surgeons
tnd I'htyl ltasi of the l.i-big World Disenaslry
lild I lellnatlional burgical loltitute.
The surgi
cal branch
alte tonl to
deformlt le
of ever
kind and al!
displac.
` o mentl re
qulring ap
pilancra for
curvature of
I *eiae,Dis
tomned lim.Ia
* or arms auc
cesful Iy
Itr atd by
S, ournew Vol.
12 E Ftalc and
o= Magneti'
appllances
.ilcai l~rpna devote. ap cel attenliou t..
all Chrotiic, t'otrllc:atld, Pria.te and Wasti. l
Disea-s,. r sultinr front badly tr.tled caseo of
acute or .pettal nature, ir fromn Indinrrotions of
iouth. brOiEtgliI o0l pirlUatliorhee, he.lllIla
uhak lesis ad n iunnlatlurl drain from the body
SblIc 11i1 an. rineall h con+titul ion -also Debl ily.
ltcay. I.tA of Vitally or Manhood. which res.ul
Irolll crrels of maunrlty.
The rsas.n it. m5ti y are on cured of the Islre
c.. lp aints t1 ofs ag to a co~splication called P.o
tat lorrsl, . whli II our trealtelt alone can cure.
Vanrl t ale, worlmy veins llln rotum. Nrtctu',
blo,,l alid at it. m1purti eef urctdilty eured. racte
irivale troul'r. safely. cot'.llentlli and quickly
Sured. c('tarlh oI tie m1ucuous membrane of the
hels I or bit I I.r Ieentutll treated; alse throat
:ld lung ditcaies. Feltllla nlliplaintal alIt all
tdilicate.(omulicated dJi.ases of wolUPIen carefully
tleated by our new method whereby none of the
usual phrvtcal ir.tntnatiton. r. rCi Ired Ilis
placs lu lrutt of the It, rus antl. cli .weiall complainta
peculiar to femnles, sutce~+stlt'ls rested All
Illguage, lsoken alt I writtenl. \\'rite nl your own
lalnt gle
The Imost poerful FI.E('TRI(' HELT+ fre to
pattentl. I',,l te or a i. reas
Lieb:g World Dispensary.
40I (c(ral bt.. tu FI lt .elclc. Cal.
II
axr Infants nd Chldren.
ý. i it. T.,~~H~l~L.
OMIETHIIG 0 IITEURST
FOR YOU TO READ!
Having had a very succemful fall trade and nearly
sold out our entire Fall Purchase of Suit
ings, we purchased an entire new
line of Winter Suits at
EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES
We shall be pleased to give our trade th
advantage of these BARGAINS. If you are In
need of a nice, nobby suit, the best material and
finish, give us a call. We are convinced that yeu
will find exactly what you are looking for
L ORSCL BRO.,, THE
COMMERCIAL LEADIII
BLOCK. CLOTHIERS
I, ORSCHEL & BROTHERi
olele iii iquplors ald Cigp
8pn aletion called to our entmenlve line o
BOTTLED WINES,
WHIISKI S,
B"IES, I.
FOR THU HIOIDAY TRADI
ellvlsioltl est1a
rI-U Y