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rHE DAILY JOURNAL
1111IA CIT Y JIONTA7'A.
.Irrival of Trains.
Y'o. I, Nest Hound, icte at Melleis I 14' s ml
No. Y, Eia tHound, uue at ilie 1(cti I TM fi
The mall Is closed at 7:90 o'clock. p. m.
Peatolfce open 10 1111 11 o'clock. a. ma., Hundays.
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
E. ('HUK'H--.ervlaes in the Methodist
Y1A Episcopal church every Sabbath, at II
a. In. and 7:d P. i. Ies wmeeting at 12 inm.
Prayer meetlngevery Thursday. obbuth school 10
a. IU: RRV. E. . SqNItER, Paitor.
S~TI.il IRalt'ICII. tourner of Palmer anid
'110 1 rt ret. lervicesat 11 A. M. and 7.3(0 P.M.
re, S unday. uniday &bhool at IIU A. 1. Meet
Ing for prayer mad Bible reading every t'ednt.s
day eve.ling at 9.3). All are .ordtally vluited.
Rav. U. D. iDowNTY. Pator.
ST. PAUL'd CHAPEL (Episcopal), corner of
North Eleventh and Palmer ttreeta. Open
for public worship daily. exclept Saturday, at 9 :i.
o'clock, a m. Also on Sunday evenings at 7 :..
o'clock. 'unday school, 2:3) o clock, p. iII.
WM. tIont ALL., KeItrir
C AT.H.OLit (i'CHULRCH, Maia street, cornea of
l'enth. errkies every) Sunday. at l0 a m.
RKV. h. N'. J. l.INITSilTH,
It.haplana, U. ý. A.
Pt.,b'.l'ElIAN CHURCH. (orner of Main
street anld Monltana Ave. 4ervlees at 11 a. om.
and 7,.;o p. Is. 4abbath School at III a. tm. Prayer
weetilig Wednesday evenanyg at 7 o'clock. All
corditally invited. E. P. LINauLL. Pastor.
A. O. R.
lhvis, Jn No. I Custer Cunty, M. T. meets first
and secono undaysof each mouth at 2 u'clock,p.fl.
"RICAfan QUIN.N, EDWARD FLINN,
Recording Secretary. l'resident.
K. OY IH.
.1tl. (tliv Lodge K. of H., meet first sad third
Hiednlest I oteach month at 7:t p. in., at Odd
fellows' Hall. Viesnite Knighits are cordially
,rinteld. W. L. LANi.,io, Dictator.
J. Ii. OlLt.Ls, Reporter.
C. A. WIN.CtIiTEI, Fin. Rep.
A. F. * A.M.
,·l as.to, , ucge, No. 26, A. & A. M., regular
ur .i:, nIrat at ' 'bird Wedunesdy of each uunntl h
,i. Ilas., is in goud tading are ilited to t.ict
" it. ,to A. C. LwoAN, W. 11.
I' \I,.ot, .ecrelaly.
1. 0. It. V.
,'uvter l..etg- No. 13, 1. 0. O. F., meet. every
I .i,..i) ', ,,l at their ball. BrthrebRn i
good stanlng are cordially invited to ume
w.t I. '. JIUHS .UN. N. (i.
, Nltk it IHODE. uetretal).
1. 0. O. I.
-. I, .:... -.tawplment. No. I, ueets first and
t oniI lI ay in each muoUth. JOHN IIOHLING. C.Y.
I . ILA . "tritt.
K. of P.
;,I -.i ,lR I .(t,lE NO. 7, K. OF v.-Meets
I.. nu,.d"a) evening at 04d Fellows ball.
,i.'irnit." Knrihte cordially Invited.
. M. i INLIN.o. (. C.
,. K. of A.
Miles City branch ouets every Sunday evening
at ou'clck at their hall. Visiting Knights are
ordially invited. ass1L KIOUH, P'res.
KO.tAo bC aMUi, Rec. Sec.
0. A. K.
CL. 8. Grant i'.tt, No. it. Regular meetings,
Irst and third Tuesday of each muonth All cun
radet in good standing af cordially invited,
, It. C. W srei, (1' .
('HIAS. IkTADMILLI ', Adjut( It
LOCAL ITEMS.
J. S. Collins & Co. buy lur. *
Weather Reeor.
3 P.. 7 P. M. 2 M. 3A. M.
Loriug B. trea arrived in town yes
terday from Sunday creek.
'ash paid for clean cotton rags at
this office.
The .ti. boys will leave town to,-day
for the ranch on Puimlkin irrck.
U(o to the Art (allery and get a gold
watch or a fine oil painting for l1. *
Brill & (),good have moved into
their nt.w quartersan the (irahult
block.
Why do the consumers want Cout
stock's coal? Because it is the best. *
A. Wilson left town yesterday with
a load of supplies for hbls ranch at the
head of Pumpkin creek.
Apples by the barrel at klahiaarty's.*
C. O. Miug left town yesterday with
a load of ranch suplplie for his Ilace
on Tongue river.
Now is your time to make your be
lectlous and get good bargains before
the auction sale at Harmon's.
Look out for the masquerade at '.he
Rink to-night. An eujoyable time is
expected.
Go to Harmon's if you wish to get
Dry Goods, Clothing, etc., at prices
lower than at any house in Milles
City.
Mr. O. H. Wallup It requested to
call as the JouvN.AL oflice for a letter
we have for him.
Remember the auction which com.
mences at Harmon's on the 23rd of
November in his Dry Goods and
Clothing departmenL
J. J. Coleman held his weekly
dancnlg olass on Wednesday evening,
which was largely atteuded, there be
log 24 pupils present.
Those that are suffering from head
sobe, neuralgia and all pains and
aches should use Peterson's Light
nint. It never falls.
There is a rumor about town that
tbere will be a large social gathering
on Thanksgiving nlght for the pur
pose of having a dance.
The greatest blessing of the present
day Is Petearon's Lightning. Every
one should have a bottle in the house.
It is truly a household panace.
There a perceptible flutter of an
tielpatlon among the fair sex regard
aing the reception ball to be given by
tbe Niles City club at their new
rooWm iu Leighton & Jordan's llbhItk
on 1VeducesIlat3' ev4ning lnet.
Sfull line otf Penl pIlII Niw
urlarkets. 4ilrlt. ,t bargains ever\~c
know I, tt Ntt'lttut'-.
Steve Alan-ili-tert. l~t' tau ee! for
tlegfltUutt u %tilt ,. l). Moo'Nre It'r the
ltcu-e of bii. htott,,t duIrting th( lle t tttI2
of M1r. 3I'te'rne's ftatatly.
I have a few -tuull dwelling horuses
for ,ale Ititti .;NN) bto $71111 curb, wiith
(tilt to tiute It uj,. P'arties wanttting to
lluy % ill get a bargain.
'Ihi Ited river is frri zet over at
ýViuuilu"I;.
Donl't hL~get inaarclurade aud dauuic
iug att Rink to~-iiigia. C
Navigutiox on thteL uppet~r Nliwonmi
closed Noven1 her pi th.
in the1 great Ibilliuard tournaimitInt ati
(hicaigo, tIlo,)8.h anad \'ighaux piaayeJ
the openhinig gamei, which aua wou by
Hlolnson; score INNS to -3.i.
(Great sport aunticipIlated at tie I(iiAk
to-hi aght ui the ihuaa lug. Id.
There war, a ulgrge crowdruh at the IRink
Iaet night, VhhI) .kautsa till a late hour.
It wnu juite all iii iag arting eighit to
Mee people walikaing about IU their shairt
.heee uvc.g:uiha yeateiahvay.
Judd Frajikliajd, who wa., howe
w hait ,evertrIy hurt iIn teli ropinig
itatch, i, 110w able to be4 about againi,
hiavin ug aadte ihi allearuait!e on1 tlhd
trzeeL to-day for I he lirnt tiiiet.
I am agent ltir the Nationial C ash
IHtgiter, one, 4l1 whhich can Le seet. at
M~r. John Carter's E~uropean Ihoth., ini
daily operation. Aleo for the New
'ort Fire Extiiiguiiher, .simple, cheap
and absolutely eflecti ye, extinguishing
the iti4taintllneoUsliy cll ble 14! e!i at
may dih'~e. 11'll.l.lAM Cot wzi:NA.t
M~aIIy 4o our vis.ito)rs w~ill leaive t4,w u
to-dad3 iur their various ratnchies in tlhe
.,urrouaoinug country, well i*atihiced
i.th th I le pleasant time they have
sI'ent during the jlast week ill Milcs
City.
Thllre will be a race t,-day fr a
purse of `:inl raised by the united ef
forts of Jim M11jurk and C'harley
Brown. The winner to donate o,.4
toward providing a Christimnla tree at
the proper tile.
('lier creamery butter, fresh uuts
and candy, at Young's. *
It might be interesting to the urauy
people who witnessed the roping
match the other day to know that the
fastet time fora feat of that kind is
.41 seconds, which record was made by
John IBlocker, a cattleman in 'l'exas.
At tIh justice court before Judge
Iterkle, Miss ('atheriue D)uiegan vs.
William .mlith for forcible entry and
detainer ot a piece ot" land situated on
the nIortll side of the track. Judgment
was rendered the plaintitff' by default.
Usual prices for admuission to the
iiiiqjuerade at the RIink to-night. *
H. A. and F. A. Lee, who are ,bo:h
largely interested in the cattle busi
neaI, left town last night en route for
New York, where they intend to
spend the winter, and will return
again when work com.mences next
spring.
J. ilvernian went to Chicago yes
terday for the lpurlnpe of purchasing a
nlew stock of goods. Julius Kusel,
who was for some time an asslstant in
the I. X. L. store, will take charge of
the business during the absence of
Mr. Silverman.
Brill & Osgood have moved their
meat market to the south side of Slain
street, opposite the LUnited States land
office. *
At the police court before Judge
Browni, at 10 a. in. yesterday, J. J.
Coleman versua C. E. Turner, to ob
tain judgment on two promiwsory
notes auounting to '$2.. The motion
made by defeudant's attorney to
throw the case out of court on account
of the inconipleteneam of the summons,
was overruled, anid the cue was ad
journed till 9 o'clock this morning to
give the defendant time to prepare
his defense.
The programme at the ulrlety this
week ib of uch an amuaing order that
the house has been peeked eachll night.
Miss Lillie Tudor in her negro inoper
-onation is immense and siows a
wonderfully varied order of talent for
o young an actresa. Joe Hyden and
Mr. Tudor In their humorous sketches
are partlcularly good. The troupe all
through are skilled artists and their
resources are so great that no one meed
tear being bored by a too constant re
petition of the same performances.
The tin pot band was out in hfll
force last night, J. Farnham belng
the recipient of their noisy fayvon.
The said gentleman responded gras
fully to the call by Ieadlng hle beautl
fat and acoomplsahed bride out to the
plassa and introducing her to the aud.
lenoo, after which the crowd depert
ed, retiring to Louis King's to discus
the Ilglral 5I~t-t lit dhinated to, thiem
by Mr. Fartiliiiti, %% ho, on hlsalIliear
ttnei. in anI-w.er ti, their tulle, de-mirpd
to nmake LIuieI j Ia-it the liiIder of thie
.tell
\\'.~ I' 1'"uI&t , It left t41%%l 1:in't n~ighat
lir No w \' rk,. l ire hi t .ill
flite Ie-tf InL' Nil' ti
J. Duke li' irr Iou ie.N agent fir
ri'ed in ton Ia li.-t t igh ant rti.terel
at thle Inltir-t Iriiini
I'vpour J-11 work ihutte att tilw
Ju~l KNAI. ut1iji.
I'. * ial i vuni .I a. Brownin zg, P'uiiI'
kin ('re.,k; W. .\ . .rnllltrongK , Fayette,
ME..: .J L. II~t *.r, Sae' City, Iowa; W.
A. I I''rd, k Moor', Powder River:
Stt'jI.h.n' U. lilaziketI uric andl( Wi. M.l
Mill regis..teredI at the Initer-Oucean thI:
W. 'r. llarris 1. ft towni last night.
FIll many a loo I of Ila. k and costly cual,
hauled to )our %h, d to swell your Wi t~rer -rt ,.
Will it. devoured by stoves whiech you . urtn
an et.-,n ouU will be frn edl t. jorIr mr."
Xl.. McIricd(e left townu lad ttown fur
his- rtarnci on ichRi I)ny.
Letter Lbtq.
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alltd fur int thl e M!ils ity, M. T.
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Letson,. M1rs Mattie S
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Pozrker. F S 1'ttcr.on, (: A
Itapla, Eddie Ita 'le, \Wii& Elliott
SatTeI, It S Schut. ('arl
SCllars, A J Stroug, Mrs Maria
T
Turker, (i F 'Templton, James
1'er5031t4 calling for the al)ove ittters
will II'*sie say they are advertised.
N. BoIwCHARIT. P. M1.
LOCAL NOTICES.
RMiasa for Buasels Men.
Keep your flrm name and business
before the public.
Your sign in the morning paper is
fresher than the sign over your door.
Push your business or it will push you.
Advertising is a commercial science
aun indispensable to real business as is
book-keepi nlg.
I)on't Ie the great "unknlown" in
ousiness.
Comlpetition is the life of trade.
There is no compe(lntition without a
genererous patronage of the daily
paper.
Carbon Hill coal $3 per loh.
GCt! Colo!
I am now prepared to furnish coal
iu any quantity promptly from my
celebrated mine. Leave all orders at
Sherburne's store, Main street, and
prompt attention will be given them.
HUHo WEAVER.
.MoP. for gnlre.
A large size cannon-ball btove with
drum for burning soft coal. Apply at
this oMtee.
If you wish the best 8, 10 and 12
year old whiskies call on Professor
Bach at his new brick building where
he keeps the best goods in the city.
To Col ('onue.mer.
We are now filling orders for our
coal to be delivered nu any part of the
city promptly at lowest market rates.
Order. may be left at either of Pay.
ette's stores on Park street or on Main
street. KINNGY & Co.
Buterd Tfue Ifor ae.
A Brunswick & Balke table, Mon
arch style 43x9, in good codition.
Will be sold cheap for cash. Apply at
JOURNAL omee.
Notire to Sheep MeH.
Having purchased froamx D. 8.
Twitchell his band of thoroughbred
Mlerino bucks, we are now prepared
to offer the sheep growers of thib local
ity some extra bargains in fine bred
stock. Call and look at them and
prices and terms will be made to suit
the purchaser. McOURK & C(ooK.
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a speelal weeting of the Board
of County Commissioners of Custer
counlty, at the court house In Miles
City, on 'rThursday. November 19, 180,
at I0 o'clock, a. mii., for the inspection
of bridge. amil such other bursiness a
may properly come before the board.
By Order of Board of Commlnlomers.
L. (. DEA, Clerk.
MRS. E. F. JACOB8,
ARTIST,
SHOW! FLAKE
NW R
8 1,000 Reward !
Ifprvn. impure. Everyeanwarranted,.
I.tr a fuli ýt r ntb--ld free from aIum n,.
Sfluru d by Dr. .. U. Love. 1. i.; ir t
Cl, .r L. U.. "hemin.t Wauhiloitonr: Jrn,. .1
A. 1,ice, tateu. uiverisity, Mnnm.: )r. A .
J. NH'ini; Dr. II. A. Boardman; Dr. beD'Il, ;
I)r .lon.,, P'rof. Weigbre'ht. H. Paul, +:.d
the :"dtical world wherever it iK t,*(.el
(.. It (Itl)lF, Mfll., Ut. P*a
I .nly in taz by all Grocers.
CHARLES W. SEYDE,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Insorance and Real Estate Agelt,
Main rtre.t, ,pposite havinski ,
MILES CITY, - MONTANA.
Mercantile books posted; collections
made; all sorts of conveyancing and
clerical work promptly attended to.
JAMES rFFiL..1R,
LAND ATTORNEY.
YpI r' iin uoong to hle enltr of
PUBLIC LANDS
('a ef ill pep ir I l. 'btr.c a of title' made.
It, iks pollel and ic... ,' adju'ittd.
Omct In the RI..I hl uliig athe t oited State.
Land Ul uf-e.
Sless Ciy Opera l0oue
REL) WV AD .......... ................ PROPRIETOI.
JUOlN TULDOR ....... ........ 1A.. MAbNAt~
For the .w.k , ommInTcuT g
Monday, Nov. 16, 1885.
The b.elt and highi l t "alarlie comnlany ever
brought to Mtle t ity
Look at this unexcelled agUngati n of specialty
artists.
JOnH TIE TUDORSlIuE
tnequaied in their original and unique acts.
MISS LILLIE TUDOR,
The child wonder.
Reappearar ce of the old time farorite,
MAY SMITH.
The Sktlpping Rope lIanc,"r,
First appearalce of
NICK HUGHES,
( hamplon negro delinestor and cuotledlian
First aplpearan( of
Fannie May,
The unrivaled serl -comic roalist.
O],eratir vocalist and balladitt.
l'ro unc.tcd , uccess of the brilliant I[ i.t~.
JOE HYDEN
The renuwned Comedau and
IEE.El HATHERTON
queen o5 all serlo- omic gems.
Opening each erening with a fem 'e minstrel
irst part, and concluding with one of John I udur'
great aferpleces. embracing the full strength of
the company in the cat.
New stars in rapid sceeasion. Chbange every week.
General admission, 5u cents; boxes, S 00.
Special Notice.
F. L. BENEPE
OF
BIZr W , M. T.
Proprielor of th oanly
STIAM AY BALR.
In Gallatin county,
Olah to tb oblte a l st elM drte of
BALED HAY.
Orders promptly ailed "O2,OO pounds weglht and
over guarmateed to every can load.
F. L. BENEPE.
Seurk & Co.k,
Prmprletor of the
Park Street iveryStble
eFi tr ba r al .
Tl~h Ig 1. II.
LEIGHTON & JORDAN,
Wh.olesale and Retail Doealers i
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
The Leading House
OF
EASTERN MONTANA
FOR
STOCK MEN'S SUPPLIES.
LIQUORS, NOTIONS. MILES CITY, I. T.
1. OR SCREL & BRO.
Iteadquarters fox
THE BEST and CHEAPEST LINE of GOODS IN
CLOTHING,
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
IOO!U3 1D SBES, - `ýý - - ...T3 1D
BLANKETS, QUILTS,
slils, 64 %l
Stock Men's and Cow Boy's Supplies
Our S-eoialty.
ORDERSTAKEN FORIFINE SUITS:AND WILSON BSS,' SIIfS
'T'HE LA...GEC.3-E .'
WHOLESALE ESTABLISHMENT
In the Territory for
WINES, LIQUORS, CIGARS
AND
BAR FIXTURES.
Call and See Us Before Purchasing Elsewher
Commercial Block, Miles City, M. T.
BRANCH OUSE, - L- NNUST,' M. T.
BEE HIVE" HAROWARE STORIi
We have bought out the Burlel~b stock of hardware toves. etc., at lees than they eaet M r. 3arIues
. ll v1 close them out at orignluL
COST--COBT--SfOVl
We have also a ne U of hard and and st cal ad weed
e3ting and Cooking Stves
ACORN and G ARLAND STOVES.
AT WTTaU P.m3I.
We carry a complete line
anAwAU, TINWAI AM OSnWT.
TENTS AND WAGON COVR
SCeiTTLB AND AIN
sEWINC MAlOHINmB.
We aM ehg . prr wy lama t IL we W lie 1rn -se l - md - nsma.
up a a Ma aees.
MILES & STIREVEIL
1omO or L uD as3 3,

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