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THI DILY JOURNAL.
EATAARLI.IhD 18I1.
VIL&% CITY. MONTANA.
!'tewuitur%)' II V'KLLUOW%1UL 9 OU3NAL
10 1.) .95, s us..,l t or aiy o f e open
'fa" or utuiaIA Wiol ii ..f T.,"rvss..wII a.
'C~1,,tj hIrr.,r Si iIe 1.. all wnoened that
fMU YKI.Li)VWw¶ON .to"KNAI. Lzm'LLUU HIr Co.
bold. 11h3 c('Olr tr to do *.II prlinin and ad
'flti1nai. o .'a.IV.9V ,s..Iuts elazp'slts to (2uss
re r IrcursI"t sId 1." " Cll" 1Ia.L6Snt.dl a.d olily paer1
In I'C.nge comlty aw r'Is slrt.w.'. by wblltriton
e'S 1.9' Ii'galy .4I.9. Ix. %lI idlcee publ+.hd in
t pa twl.. *'mes..er cu'nu . art. .,id and
e ham l...l d.xI,5i'l I.y the courtS of
Ms.,tmna.
'.. ,Illt again.l 'r iM YKLIA'WsToNK Jot'UNaL
'UaIlUllve C*s...ontracted b' any of the iqoploycs
u.Smt p54k' W or slhr,'w 111 In. rucoguimtd uulmS
su.@neatusd1 Is a writ.', uor'r risguu by th, pub.
.her or hssalnea ,llanagesr
Wcdnernay October lI INtb.
SHE DOTES ON SPDERS.
A Qurrr )old I'.gcimiij 1% :iiilai Wlotmn Who
i.F ee-j i IiuwruIil oTfThei.
:\ (hilit~ ,. tlt co~uplht' Ilvuiuti lone
~t~,r da: ,l,\ ii.. hlc is a ifleat (lanid
for ip't fIlik irlltI auinia1s. but the
sti'aill.t '.t Iithi! about her is her fond
ii% ttor spiders. liarIkirili and htik
ing aft''r vlit.' 'itfat of it olt of spiders
has lt-'n hter hioblby fori a tlong time,
and lise .:l % ilte Ibs. fitinilu a great
deal o tf diii vt'ii i ad iieimtfi rt in itro
tee llig gild witi'iiiig Ijir pt-'ll liar
pets. Teari. ig.ii the odl lady i-it iii rt
a smiall lr ii for the. liili'ets to
muake their \tIs in, anid fromn that dad'
to thiie i inot a sinltge wi'h has. Ixt-i *ir
from the wil aciid ceiling. ( hi thi e sides
anid i vi ri1"( e~~ivi ry jinch if spa:ci' is
coverid w itl thei delhicate v\ i k if thi'
jiidtitrioiis spiders-, auth the onle little
eied biv lay' r afte'r Iavii f nut ititik
over the l~'s Tihe uilaa r, u, iniIai
thouiu, ti. ill woiiitiu det-cir--s that
they ofti .1 slit [Ike ca.ts, aid di iti. If
the spijdt. h.itlwil togsl t ito Ii sna~rl
whiile s': I in the Ir. xl sIie l iol',.
tht a iuuil w~ithi a kii iitjl= ziut -le,
givi-s tim1u an gmttKi s1tidilmig Ittl nil~ie.
llom> ofthat -ii c1 ;, ti'1 1141.~'
htrauitl i ll:.. Th1en4 art' si-v1ital v.ii
et(iI ttl't till thu ar if v t~ i - i . o
111: II. I i11f 11 I, \iI,"1 1 ti t i I
Ith it, ' t i'II t 1 i' ,X111t\,i.l i\- \"' tt tIIt
1, Si' fl' iii i1ll. d 1111t 1
ii( " i . X\ lit' I I11' . !1 11.iti I1 . \ 1t
i-a 1, .1 1 t!1 1 Its-lit itti ' II ii- I -1'111
ii XX ':-ttt Ii I. I 111 l it r " :11 '1 "'/ -
i t Ii I 1' l~lt tl1 f ii. tilllt l l i'--t 1,. ! t lul
titi sit- it, li p. viii ~u-ltii 1i ' alit -ltt'
lyilng oi1 it.,. iiark ill the l~ig black
hnhi(IiI5 wilih. It'. n luilps w~ere f(tt, utid
l11P11 '1A11 'IIli la out its stjiier ill its
etfi rts ti fr e itself. The spider w'as
nittiur at a safelf di~ft"''' e from the,
gapeaule-lriius tail, and~i for live;
tmiilntu.te. tilhe ld lady said, it just sat
there anid cual(- te' Iii,\ w it a\ siflhuiu'
ziiiig fouil 'if the sharp WealpKJn tliat it
wnas kipin, ainit eve eil. After the,
s'.ider li:ed 11111 JiiitA(Iritig foe ta woiee
)tilt.Hi. it sIuI(Iihitll IlitLes' let it. very
tiitiii.. te11't(irl t'i~it 12l1 In thle
Was,- it-, andli slowy stt'ahdleid ov'r"
theý, dulete..,t,, Ie"ijete.8II k e ielit;; its
p utIt teI It.
alri e ti I i " I ll .Ii;,
(4lIn V iPI il. V4 -0 I IIts
Ill I. th 'v I ' :
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the' I.i ' It.
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ed II " I
t int' t'I''i
i ll I '. - ' .', I P I I ý ",
ite 1, - :., I .
hug nr Tuarr uq i,.1
A ( II ,njlai('rvIil1uit 414ru end,
that-, thi' hil' tit' ( IJhil ti ?i 1)3'
the I or~i.jj 1 ad("ri ia thce .t -t.s
Wertr 1(.&I V taill fake. Thaa.' ,~u'
c(USltHIIcI"7 I1, 1 the hI-t NIX or av'%LhII
yeal'l, 111l41 it i(1 Citllll(t('d Ichal.t, fiu1t of
about 1(l ,I)$) turqw.ulM8 which haIve
L~och r hlutl duritlgthtit~ In'ri4c41, tint more)·
than 1o,UO0J were geInuinIe stouaeM. 'ire
jwitatious are described amort clutu'
Sclever. -Jewg r' Ccircular.
TI.e Har Harbor GirL
A philosophic young man from the
west hals l.vn recotrdintg his olbserva
tions on Ilth IBar Ilarlbor grirl's apti
tude for Ilirtation. She flirts in what
nlilght be c.lled thin sledge hn:tttllll.r
falion he I.a VS. Tl.her are not dli.
cate shadin.gs or leadings up in he:
Ihek oif ctxluetry. She Isgirais by say
iq.: "l)t0 %'t kLozw. I really \ wotder
ed whither \(nt re;,ally ieant what 1
htlard yotl s.iid al.iut nut." (The un
fotulllalte mallr hs prbably said nl th
iig, bilt shlie is wautting oit his forget
ting whlitt' ilhe did or not, antid usual
Il her counti is iolret.
lie '1 , .: (Ohi. really, Mis,.s I, .
Ctcrl', I 'ouldh't have n.ail lllvthing,
l;ti l,so she answers with her most iit
tetISe IIt tl
"I htliard tlhat 'ou saiid that you
thought I was hard heartedtl."
Thet the unfortunate, who thsn'it
cau' wlthtthilr she is harl. hl.arted ot
not, but thinks if shi eaits iirchi tert
ije creamtl sit will have to have a dose
tif ginger, rest.tds: "Oh. ,no: but you
have bt n 'cruel ill not letting ite
cote tear you."
'T'hen he \tonders that the grouind
doesn't oI n aiind swallow him , for
she has t.'en runntitig after htint day
Uand night until lie has quite tlade up
his mIild to lea\, the plae.
If she knew I w" to be co" this
would lie Iwher oil, rtuniity. but instead
she says: "\'Ve I will try tand lie
kintder to youl in the future. To-mior
rolw you shall go luckoard driving
with tn' in the miornini., you shlall
lunch at 4i1il' table, and we will havea
101l., Q lliet afternoi o l."
This is toto uiuch-to- muchi bliss
for titie It ain. Arid si lite n0nttiiUtIcS
Ithat hie is .sick anid it ltst go ihomie.
Shie is peIrfectly willing to go with
hin alnd take ene of him, but this
hI th dclint.s, tellinig I.her that she tnust
think of what I.t'ple will s :ay about
ther. (lice at the hotel that wtle;
manl pack, his clothes ;iad tak'es thi
first trait holniw, allit when he gets
there he stay to hiichinm: "C'harley, if
voi l l' Y Iour l.i-'ty ianid your ctun
liv l\ ri l ~.I tlii l' l :l r Il:rt.iti'r for a1
gir'l \l i iii T V' t ti ltt i f bliat:il*, alnh
Thel. I ...d of Mal.
Thi' 1IiV, 1 ]Iaiuull):LlS can! live( :111(1
1II'·II.1 ~ ) \.!lIl .1II1 II;1I';11 I i \!. 11tt1(
(li' , II IV l 11 "3 1113333. (',3'I I I'It' de(1.
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rta ,iiu. ! i ti I t , ll'" il. l u.'1 t'e %
t -at Ila ' rIv c 11113(,. ' I. It 1.334.
i't!,:' u i H11 1" / Il 1 1 31 11 1 f .. iat
1.1;V"II ti. \ ii '',''n ..u l1lc t~c 11i I,?
at,3(I t 1,' I 13(1. %%l l 4); alttil "
Miat. 1",it 1 . oI j Ik'i' tip ll li'i:*ti VIII
Icau 1i . 1 11.1t ' lit' h1l hi''I'3I 11%1t to "'lllt3it
or li 1 i' nt i'II.* !itl I Ii h , tl .' II.
thde i~ii roII Stilltt : I 33l I'i i' Irt I i~k I
1311 nIl l i t'ij 135 ton, IiTok ii n I~ i t: i j U I te.
'll I.v I' I i. M~ll' Ii IIi. ii ' i ul ciii,11
iI I :It,11"I.111 r.111ii, it it'l u t p 1 t1 11 ;
II,Ii . ii-r? Ir·b I t", ·l ;t far lu'val''r
ta,! 1 '-)d, 1;} ui. ILifI~l Iii , ' rtlH~c
,tt11,' ',, \\ ilii" ul ty 11 ;1\' h' 11 0 (Ili l r
!:u11",, L"11 nl trt 1' , :unl ilr t lu jllic r; i,
Necr Warnd with Him.
"Gn iibii i Caswell" % Lh 01ne of
ihe c rieJv settlersM of Ilarri.oia, aii*
ti-ttir of f(.l1' of five giiT"114ltioulis of
:iaitr f:nI1klii.. some still ,hsidimag on
ale o riirimi;d liinhi.mstead. lie wasi a
iv 111dtii~. viti'ra, a strong aind
lid gaijil ii'ii1 oLf the oldI C()iti\ntal
.411(5 1 of p"it Fi'it, 211(1 Iij iiio,1d, of
Il li tV.("( iv gteiai }"IV i iat~iral
.i1ii1 rlt i lIalt Ii AI.,. I tliii l ii In %::
1 (t u liii I ' II (1 " lila iii ( Ii. t iii'i
* - l 1 . \ 1 \i I.
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lugti " Ii it AI' l c."11,11 I. :o-11 LJU iiiu Iiiig u
Uu1'(11'tl(7 ill :I' n, .l ý 11 Ec';r 11
11141 ( II I I t-i l Tr l tII I .'.
Firwl IIi:uiuc~i''a Ii,»-Jly f itlll'r', go
Sec'ui 1 '.l-I'Ie! NJI, I -11º'la iioUli
in'. My fatllhe dI."ii tirlu..Ddinl' at our
ruvL& every duy.--AJQttou lourwld.
Prt ecuting llmaell.
This remindsil nt of at story I oneI
heard FIrutal 1'. Davir tell a tew yearn
ago, when Le' Iwa pltaeuiitn'lig attor
lit'. tl \w. as defen'dll it it, the .L,.tlua
kinid of ,IuIt . .1 ant'aiesn, antd plmr
tuted it so vigitorusly hiatt ha.t I won tite
Sullt aitld hd1.1 juutgment c'enterd up
agaltnst hItI1.
" eIl." ,:id 1. "thlat was. had. Did
your attorn "l' ,1 , al:tl.al tim ca.se:"
"No," s ail on, ",le judgjilent mill
tMau als."
"'Vhy" tsitl 1, in sourpi'i,. "' was 't
all elxictltioh I,'ued zaitl t, on;
"No," .u!tl hI,. with a sli:rit twinkle
ill hi,, cet'. "Y'ou si the prIsul',ttig
attruny'' forgott to turn it oVr." to the
lhelri I'."
but I lx.liCvC e paid it just the
St llie.
IanLy yea rs aigo whin Juldge 11. G.
Hiciks w\\as nut as ipopuilr as aeo lihas
I-elu ill o lter Vi.als, "o I al told, lie
owed .t little ,i1il of 63 to aº well
Inlow\i I irll, tnld one of the ithlm.ers
,i';ne to se. himt about it. Thie judge,
thenl a lain co lonel, lat'ly artturlctl
frotmi tihe war, frantkly confesed that
lie was "busted" and tasked for au ex
telsiotl of tine.
"'Cau't dt it." said the gentleman.
"If you don't pay it we'll have tosut
you.
"How can I pay when I haven't got
the money 1" a sked the colonel. "All I
wanlt is Ia little tiume."
"Well. we'll have to bring suit,"
said the gentlean.m, as he started off.
"Hold oin," said the colonel, as a
bright idea struck hint. "If you must
hue une, why riot give me the caset
You will have to employ soim law
yer."
''That's so," said tie gentklean. "all
right, bring the suit."
Col. Hli'ks brought the suit. con
fis,,ed judgment, sent in his bill for
PI, auttorney's fees, collected it, then
settleh the judgena nt. F'nnii that
time on lie had all the lirn's law busi
ness.-M31inneapolis Tribune.
A Chawug.
A bright titan, citmlneutlig (till tile
chaniige of I~t iidards iii ta so..cia I in
te"IAIsk :at hlit); otinti, VI.AIIo Ie S~ai
itiili ittdt .\te· teach~t h~iottiL,,.l
hut il. fozk atn tef l:t htnli Vt lenIa
aI dtsll thy tiýtV Wte lllSi) tIot s iowa
ilt~'t ii'i' It) I .t 'j II I it tl' (IlL lit I
leutiii 1t it Puu, I dv. It lc, . ther
" li lt ) "I ca Ill V, alt tit ll I it Iof ilt
ft t "im ii y Icid.'( ii . .1 few real) ll.4
cuitic l lcl lilye 41Ia\ '% e l'O if i ltt II" auit
fetoiiut" ofa uih ot linbe t'.1 litt" ii 41( 11r
1(uI u. h 11: and *r'oltt Ilof
ttiiiiis ^Ii: 1110'll iitcriiooui, ba:t ho
ttlt !~ illhli:t'1, t tlhclS EitS iot til Clt'
ilitiolt"it of lif lt. a wat~loIzjii II:t,
ljtu "iw tal lid au, aft Ittll .ilt A duo
c~il ll cI'i111116f. -iiitiiUi
NORTHERN DIVISION.
Nn,',iO4 fNorth Mtaia stettIW'o I- EItII'rt
tiny. Iltuti, "ont.
DR. LIEBIG & CO.
Medical and Surgical institute.
A1 and :04 Wept 9th ol,, anmaa CitY,
Mo., slid VolI lieavy St., t'ar
lranrieo, Cal.
~~T'S. -'
For the itr l"willFt of all
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Liebig World Dispensaryf
I'nll or anIt tre Kaiiea l'iiy. lo..,,r ..lu I'rlo.
_Ckhdr n.Cry fot Ptcer's Castorts,
U UNP E('ECIF' NTEI/ A1TTR$ACTIONt.
OVER A MILTION IISTBIBUIE)
luUliana MaI1te Loll t, ' II
Itaearjour slat4 by lt. I eglialulre for
I FAiaatina, l nton Clarlbl, pia rj" .". anda ii ama
auIa.I islllll. a pati orftha'e peat MutiIe (toa lotaio
iu 1a71). by mu ..rrwh.;aaiaag paopalir rota'.
Its AltAM1leBTII I)ItA\t'i:.(ata taale' platt'
S~t-t.,aa. mt mali y. (.1 tut, anti I Iee'te'maar.i asia
I ~Iz~ laake plate' i eat-im at time other Betn
ntiiiitlai Of II'. year. an(d atLt tall ditat itn
rathlt. tat tias Acamdea sat oMusle, New Or
eansr La.
Fi1FI) FORl T'WETI YE.ili
Artrlnltt' .. I ttitutw.:h
W'e do harebyet (ertl y :last we alae'rrvae' tIea aitt
riau'eatents for all atae Mauaattl and ata eIAnnuama
a 1.Ias gs tat tLa.' I.aaihitt·aai 'atI llleay I 'aaaluaat'y.
atad In lwr iaan aaasa.aaý aaln- ctnttrul t,.' rJ:aawama.
Iha'aaaeedIveta. d aitha t' Mantae are tnutucletl with
hotttt't. tal a aae, nod aIn gottat llt aih taiid all par.
utat , atad we ant arizt t Ita'otar tly to ter thit
.a iit5i te. wit fiare-ranllie'a oaf oar n gature'a at
s lnll. a laa t 'aa t
We th anaulersigned Bangs and Banker, will pay
all Paricus dranw Its Tbh Louisiatna t lte Lotterlis
attlah an., be presented at our countera.
Kt.M.IIALM Xl.EV. Pr,. Louisiana Nat. Bank.
PIERIRE LANAI'X, rm, S(late Nat. Bank
A. 1(1 EDWIN, Pa',. New Orleans Tat. Batik
&'AItL. KEIN. Pre.. Utlon Nationaal Iataak.
At the Aca Bat Yll fuic. Now Orlwns,
Taedal. Oct. 15. 408.
CAPITAL PRIZE $300.000.
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1Iiut Ii.. Wisconsin Central 1:., tot
'I'Iat te W'iscoirin Central 1:1, i.-lai.
Ithe iir,'t p.espislar Aine~ rtiw.'. i Miii
neapolis, St. Paul itiel Milwaukee
.i, 41 Chicago;
'j'I...: for Wisconsin Cernral iii daiI3
ililiillit to Ita wdtl'llelt ias thel. rccr.g
is ted Pullman line Ibetween Mine.
apolls, St. Paul istil Milwaukee and
Chicago;
Thsat thli Wisconsn Central tsut~lsea
tbe most jreuulwleut jielnts in Wis
conuilu, and Itltit it moIsalure iljport
saht tillalM a centers on its through
line Ibhan any other railway in the
Northwest;
Tbat the WIscoein la ntral ilan made
an etiviahili repeutatioen wilth t itsHrrf
It..- Dining Car Service;
'I'laust lb. Wisconsli Central rusk faset
trainm oib wlhch li selliase, of , mi*cn
gers are arsrr-it with co odiorn usloU
isnll slletinelt asenoiiuloalstl ots ofr all;
'Phuitl thes Wisconsin Central hasi relire
i.*ittllVti di.ll.lsuted tlhrosughouL
the e truunlrJI who will cheerflully
give any inhlrnfllti u thalt 31ay3 I.e
dls-reii seli thalltt its terirllal Auetist
,.ire .'1teiimlly it ctructeml Iso lo.uk aIrsfe
lie. 1 iou!' ri cif j.assrenigc-r" s Ailo may
I,1r ' V i t Itia i t 'line.
lor 5hI'itAi?5' itiitirsiiiti'n, uhl~tcly to
Vo u.' r s.'i'-t 'Iciki"t AsL'et Air in re-Jre
W ,. S. MELLEN, JAMES BARKER,
LOUIS 1:CKSTEIN,
M1LWAULf E, WIb
1' II. ANSON. Ž''uM' se'si I '." teu er :,it,
Great English Remedy
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% bolemle mamd Steril Asents,
LleWo. Moat
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for Infants and Children.
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truommdita.auper t"oaypumcripuc PNun BSomach. ItaIkbna ErucIaw o0.
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Something to
ITEBEST YOU!
We are now ready to
take your order on cus
tom made suits.
That is. for people who
do not desire to wear
ready.made garments.
To accommodate those
who are in a hurry for a
suit, we have obtained,
in connection with our
New York House, an
agency from one of Cbi
cago's principal Mer
chant Tailors, and are
thus enabled to get you
a suit MADE TO ORDER
IN SIX DAYS.
Our Sample Lines are
the best we have ever
had.
Our fall stock in Men's,
Boys' and Children's
beady-Made Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats.
Boots and Shoes is arriv
ing daily and will be
complete in a few days.
Call early and get the
first pick.
Prices lower than ever.
L Orihel & Bra.

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