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(ti ' DAILY JOURNAL,
..ILR.% (17TV, :;.)N 4NA.
Post Office Regiialion!º.
Lu lcrn I.laIl cloaca ..... ............. ... . . . a. i.
W . 1r.1 I).AiI C Ii w ...... . ........... ......- ....P. I .
Office up,.r Suunday $ P. in.
Sit. N. 3* ... A . I 3!.
northern Parilir Timc Table.·
LEAVE M II.Y. CI' Y..-'d'I. %% Sll
Ila. I. I'wriIIV I 1prep. ................... ......r. "t.; P. M
:1. Pnaares llrr.. .... ................ . ...... ( .. A. M
13. Ezpr.-,. Fntgh................ . .... " CC A M
15. Freigtit ...... ... ... ···........... ....... 1L h A.
LEA V9MILE, I IT' t. .IU EAST
No. 2. Atlanlle E1Irr C ....... ........II Jr, . 4.
4. I' r eie .............7.12.· Y. M.
InIt. E~prn Freight..~ .... .. ·....... .. ·..... I, u., P. M.
14. Freight ................. ..·.................. 12:.i r M.
OFFICIIL DIRECTORY.
IEDKILAL Ii RECTORY.
Delegate to Cogress...».....Joeh K. Toole, Helena
Governor ............................. . IS. L slie. Ilelena
Scretary ........... ..... Williams B. Webb. helena
T.easurer...........................(reen I'reunt, Helen
Auditor...............................Js. -ulllvan. Heleus
('lef Justice ... .....................iMc(Connell. Helena
( ,teJbe lk.Wolfe
Associate Justic, ............. ... . I. I.lddell
(Thoa. C. Bach.
bervyer General .........Beaj. H. Greene. Helena
-uperintendeut of Public Instruction..........
......................... ......A. C. Logano , Helena
U. . Manhal . ..................... R 8. Kelly, Helena
Collector U. n. Internal Revenue...... James Shields
register U. S. Land O(Ice.....A. G(rover, Miles (ty
Receiver U. Lanud Ofice.Abram Hall, Miles (Cit
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Co neil an ......... ..................... Dr. W. A. Burlelgh
(E. II. Johnson
Members of lthbe Hlouse ............ J. M. Hols.
heriff ................................... .............Tho. Irvine
Treasurer..... ........ .......M. Branden her
'lerk and Recorder ........ .........L. C. Dear
elork of District Court.............James Mclailne
ledge of Probate...... . .................. . C. 4taeble
Comaty Attorney ... .... ..... .(eo. R. Milburo
Aseessor..............................T. J. Thompson
ore ..... ...... . ....................Geo. Schoost
C roaeor..... ..... ................. ..... Hr. H. G. HRedd
('Cat Phyeclan ......................... Ur. P. I. Redd
Superintendent of Schools......... Ima Louisa Ctoley
Publeic Administrator..... .....E. B. BWeirick
I.. A. Ilufmaon
Commissioune ........................... .W. Allerton
I. J. Whitney.
MILES CITY TOWN.HIP.
fustioe of the Peace................. oWm uGnibbe.
Constable...................................... W m. HI. Iarr
CORPORATION (OF MILES CITY.
Mayor.................... . Schetr.
City Attorney....... ........C I. MIdletun
C lr .......... ...... ........... .... ....... ordo
reasurer .............. ........II F. Hatchbelor
Chief "of P'olle ..................Frank C( We.tervelt
Police Magtate.............. ......Edmund Butler
ALIDIRMIN.
First Ward-A. E. Flager, B. K. Iolt.
Second Warl--'bas Brownj. 1. H. Hullard.
LOCAL IT EMS.
L. . Slav)' i itere from the r~is h.
D)unlap list" I.&¶.t -tvl-- :it FTow r'-. *
Howtrtd.
('lean i't, ;ii ra 4 w" tut. Itt liii.
Office. *
Dr. Redd w.1, ut' ih. ron"1 ye-terdity
. Iirl i-utt i :. unrrn1 i- * 1"," work.
Apply to H. W. N rxin
(leo. E. C artwi'riht ' au. u11. fr.iti
Te'rrry ytelrrdai' even i u:
Ml ead is a it irle 1a. iUllluu I,' over.
age. Try HliilItr ,'. In ti. *
Earnxest ? 1+ wn Iii ii 111- h !,ee
ranch tin l'Ili ~klin vr."kk
Ed It. Ilrtiwin of up11er lellglie
river, L'Aii' i u tr..In It' r.LI hle p.ter
day.
It. H. Wy'yn-ti& ,iai iu 3eit.rrhluy
from theli ra ith oiu lIItigiiig Waillmjau
creek. -
At Ifi tl i vayl oil 01-t111-1 16II. lý5'i,
girl tnxby.
Burke'.. Hull trip .nL iii t e t. :.: g
well toigethetr.
%ost Ie.,
I take. thi'4 Imth Ii ei of In furoiigi liy
'rlendF that I have withdrawn iuly
Lame a+ a eztcnhtudite for ,ehaci IF
* iV'. I). 1 \11'1' .
ill good *'end11i'ii.h~(111. 4ndNs 4r ipn.
nrlel IN a KieuI¶ retiu.Iy fer ,'wfu!:e tug
these org:att..
There will ble a regulr 2jg*st itug of
the Free (.ItIzen'w Uth,',, at I) Il F.lI
low'i ball, thin Weduqewlmy rventaa amt
*o'clo1 .
" ties.
When Baby was o ui, we gave her ('astoria,
Wheo she was a Child, abe cried for cat',ria,
When she becwIeIC Mlls, she clung to Castoria,
Whom she bad Chld're., she gave the. Cuasrlq
loo. 1'. Wood mao, a stockglroWr of
Medora. Dak., war In Lb. city yester
day from hipranch.
Tom Carter's arguwtnt ou tb. tariff
question ise. olear au urystal and a.
coovlnoing e m oly writ.
Make no rtngagrw.llru lot Friday
nIglbt xcrpt to1 g'' to I rlin nhI.: innl Iia
leo to ( arter anti I,:iritrl.
TheIl IK:Ider.Iy Ketil~eilaai riout lIy
Ingatutti Iii Survlived huII uneILLiteS, LIi
tIll sII 'u"lllIU. $adi hIut true,.
'ilul 'IuiliM 01l the ºerk tom to 1301º
Sgre~at iii keL at thu iii'3iL~ iiast ilglit
and the iiugll watwh wiw n ewt for.
Biefore saly urreche wfer iaade the
Will)" wade up L. esplit, but lCarr
made them a speech through an inter
preler. and they agreed not todlsagree
ao boiterouPty in future.
What's lh, matter with our juvenile
evt.ulng tentemporary? It keeps' grow.
lng milder and milder with each
I iesue.
.\ 1. MCi'Arter wn| infnrnd1 by t-le
zratu ye.htrdav of the 'udden death of
hi. sisler, Mr,. ('rouch, of Itonme,
Ueorgia.
\V. W. Aih rso'i ,of t'h, MIudy, ar
rivted vyt'etrcld fromll the ran;ge and It
with Il.ii Tl' uil ell r 'iver anld I.Ioebud
b .e routnd-up.
"''Old 144,"'' (o. (iro), ha returned
rather unexiw.ctedly from attendance
on Judge Liddell's .otirt at Roremllan
anrd has leave of abslene until Nov.
8th.
Henry loiakuml, of Government
Hawmill, was in town yesterday. His
family wa. Inereas.d Monday nIeht
by the arrival of twins, a boy and a
girl.
Mrs. C'ha. II. Towers has returned
from a somewhat extended visit to
Helena, where Mr. Towers is catching
on to the boom in brogans and Helena
real estat:e in great shape.
Halph Bailey's brother, from New
B'wtonl, Mo., has teltgraphed that be
will arrive from thb east Friday, and
the del'ceased cow boy will be taken
east for iutelllnnt.
Fourteen (.arloads of bIe! cattle will
be loaded at Fallon to-day by the
Home Land & Cattle Co. Mr. An
drews we.t down to Fallon last night
to look alter the shlipLent.
Chris Itamine brought in a hand of
mutton i*seep yesterday and Is holding
them a few dave that they may get
rested up. ('brb- Is prepared to talk
over the politi.cal sit'uation at Ekalaka.
'Those who remember the magnifl
rent oration delivered by Major Eston
Sat the Grand Army banquet at the
Mtacqlueen house last spring, will not
fail to be on hand at the Rink Friday
gulht, to hear himu again.
At BufTalo, Wyo., Mrs. itldgway
ItothwUdrllhas. h.eu notaniualed by the
rep..i.,ubl a.. for eo.uty sui·wrlnntedntq
(t ...*tho-ls for JohUou .'uUUty. Mrs. i
ltotlhwelI will I,. rarezntl.ered is the
wjilr of an old ewlploye ot tbe Jb'tt
SAL.
T'oD J. Allen anre in from his
'Toiigue rnv r reach yesterday ev'-inug.
Mr. Allen expcltao to go down the road
to.Iiiorrow and load a drove of aheeu
whirl. lie will take, to the Chicago
markelt bIt expect-4 to return aseeral
Mays he ''eor. I i , election.
Mr. EI d.r. of Ia.I,.c..tor, .lhm4d lwr
etj_-xgvr a.- at pullti'.al %triter on tile,
('ririer. I uaIuiidih a.. he has ibeeu
witldrawn I. fr..n. thie rostrum Ihe should
I Ioise some etnauno I proved. I through
wlrti h uiis prtrullu doctrines could
reach the p.ubldi.
Messrs.. Skew Johtnotin ini ('liot
* 4,r .tuo. intond to 'eave f,'r Iheiri
Pawoil.r river rsnwh to-day stnld are
" 1l.sd d'" for wouve., hsuloug supplied
I tietns.'h... with ..everal found.. of
strychnine find i'p~uks to adlinlIster
to the..e Ipeas of I he runJte.
I,*eph It. lirmnr, nmauuger of tihe
last uighit fr'.aon I'u~u,'Zoa that hli.
Co i *.% earl I 'airelk arrive ait noon
to-duy anid I !Iut fill di.alaada~untaiaenL i.
po..rlble us (llio-aie led weiththeii play ret
"Forgiven'' at to"r 11;,ara House too.
H imdht.
At tIlhe ('hicI'goj stock yards the fol
lowini: wtle a ere mele of Montanut
tcatt: ". oMolnday: New York, _"',
au. 1241, ;AI40; lito oker :,~, av. 130,l
$:4.:ro1 Y , Iv. 13i 1, or ; .7I11 Tu-ler 1 to tw ,
b1313d I¢ 7d; wSuldith ' o; av. 14il, :l .;
l.en s.3, av. I1M5, `3.115. lRcetpts 13,514);
watternr -teriv.
The liy State c.ttle cuomlpninv will
shortly hbgtu to move their cattle
from the iig Horn mounitaine to the
"'bad laud." where the stock will win
ter. The l' t herd whibch thla com
pany will turn Ioet on the range in
northern Wyolliing iN en route for the
Itir Horn umountuane, and will reach
tbe deptlnation named (this week.
'his herd numnlbers nearly 3,1000 head
and will swell the total number of
oatl. put on the range hereabouts by
the Inty State company to aboutl4,000,
The herds whlch have been grazingon
the mountains are In fine condltion.
BIuffhlo EhEbo.
IHeatrin by Hot Water.
Our ikIl!ful mcebaulu, Berthold
UIllmuso ad Jua. IBuckoer, have lust
ootLplttd i hot water hosting appara.
tuw for Major Maequeeu at Fort Keogh
whlbki s ISM near pterfect In its work
I IngMa anuuythling ctanIt, Iltat Iii the
yrcodllcticol of I :.nl. It IM u~rcl for
lp-nlug thU( III tji'4' grreIn lJ Ime, the
pr~l~~iim o tiv- IV ititiII~ a I*(Ifll hit .u
HVI II IripeI 'turr. 'I lie +ynl n IrerP
I tofuh"p uwd by him w n- cul-re·L~luualle
fo'r Ciet reimouin thim the -:1t 11101o of
fhi hiot water e'iiihI ol'i l to M~ettird
by Itihe mId ofl SpjJIMI&.nc *ei id vapor
plade wto ll ..je-:iudi.ilo c whii be ach
t I had to be Ilyrludicully let uti'ur the cir"
culatlon would atop. By the lmenu
Ity of Mesawls. Buekner aod Ullman
thin diflmculty hawr Ijsiu entlresly donu
away with nIiii th," valpor piper re
moved. Under the new Nystete, lile
water sireulattd a fre.ely and s.uiuLtahl3l,
ma~itaiuiui the tempt~erature at a
givenl Ip4int wlIWnut aihiy truut,le, stsiI
requiring sin!y I IIIsIIIIUIIsU of butll
cutai Httiu w:t r f, . !It- siervie. Ihe
aboUt 11 f. :,i I .,s.-ahs t'il't. 'I'bia
54yF-i"II s"+ *jr",:\L: el jItid to this' Heat
iag of stelI1p leg.11 "s sendi silUut eer
taii t b Iwr "i. a eleaper anld iuore de
siratjI« thani the iggultituss' of *'oveM
Ltht are rI4r,-1, : for at dwelling of ally
vi z'-. Msch eil i sce ve.t a.+ hi lure
r~eerild d -A'ilt it." usip1 uih.Ie Uzssi1
detssueorat i. f1 .e Irude.
(l +ýtlT)y %ren·u Infanlry.
A very intt-rer-tlig game of Iae ball
wa. ,pl.yel at Fiolt Keogh uu Sunday
last, the pt,o. -'?l ulnres beinIg drawn
froul Ihi (I. .ry antd lufaltry forces.
The dragson.. t,.rovedl too muih for the
'walk-a-heap." ettlturiog the game
by a score of ii to 9. For sevenu n
nings it was a pitchers Contest, the
score being held at 4-4. Many bril
liaun feature . tlitiu2lished the game,
onle of the uIll, uItabIle of which was
a left field drive from O'Leary's bat,
with suchl p.ted on it that both short
stop and Irit '1hlder gave it i wide
bIerth and to.., talwart ilfantryman
trotte.d aroundl the cilele on the hit.
This makes the third victory for the
cavalry.
A bllght ('Change.
The republican central committee
held a meeting yesterday afterno' n for
the purpoie of seleetiug a candidate
for justlce of the peace, t fill the
vacancy caused by the wlthdrawal of
W. H. Ross, and to select a candidate
for constabhl to fill an originul
vacancy. For illstie: of the p.a'e Fred
Draper was selewted, and for constrble
Chas. E. WVo.od, the latter to be at
taohed to Justice Hugin's court.
Dadllt Mixdl.
If the asse«snaent roll of Custer
county, as published in the ('ourler
last evening is any indlieation of how
the democratic assessor Ia peirformed
his work, this county is certainly In
tIleed ofa new nllan fir that position.
A worse mixed up lot of tfiures never
showed up inl tile columnsll of an ama
teur newspsaper. It looks as if the
boys hadl I.-t playlng na lrhies again.
.Another r Ml raw.
.1 (iallarin '.ounty jury was piolled
on Friday lair, the firet questlon being
.on delegate, an.d the v.tt yaw w Carter
1i, ('lark :i. 'ruhe vote wan then taken
on pre..lutdet and it wau thel anae;Har.
rl-on~, ¶, ('.-v.~,,lan .3; and tIhi, in denº
o,"nr'tl" ( sll,'in
EOnly a t raw.
On the west bound pa-u n1r train
that ia-l~ed here Mondlay evening, a
Ildli!i -al di-cnII*"iont arose whic*h re
sulted ini a bet on the vote of the male
passengers. The train wai polled and
th.e re·ult. was as usual. HIarrison 44,
CIeveland 13t.
Il"elt of sheep in ('Ihlcigo lal~t
week were several th~lou-sluds less than
Stiti pr 'eilgeek. All goodi sheep,
f hoth laiarIviM anj %-~tetra. soilii readil l
r and1 in reline l.'taul :". a i little higther.
The iriutlook for the sIieep trade ishaon
e sidered more favortahrle, wit !u a few
Iieaiv rriiis oceC-Tonially to. et..ouncier.
IHi hoI l .rrt.aI..
711I1E MUl'litEE\.
'I
f It. I1. W1 yethI T. J. Allen, Ed It.
Coli% Tiongue river; lieu. T. Wood
noun, Mednrs; L. 1. W. Side V. ranch;,
Earned MtS.dwc t, rr.ue; (t -1. FJ'. 'out -
- wrighif, 'Ilewr; J. Mil1). lieuight,
S('htiawe'; John Kremhieideif,'r and wife,
i"ou~th 'St. I'aul. win1 H. Iltria, ltinne
'I apolie; K. F. llerritk. A.hoka, Minn.;
It.H It1iide'y, Minnieapo)liI'.
W e. ('. Ctim, WNi. Mletmiki, talIe
City. Minn.; Wilu Nieckels, Minneapi.)
I lip; H. J. (ire'enway, Namid creek; We.
.w E. Keniiedy, J. K. Whitbeck, Pump
,e kin creek; W. I'. Turner, Jr., Fort
1- lienton; Frank Mesuser, D~awson, Dak.;
1- W. W. Aldlersonl, Muddy; Chas. Ma
n L an, Hathaway.
Ylellua.ulne I'ark In (h tobrr.
The Yellowetonle P'ark assoclatlon
have arranguied t(o lurnit trangporta
tion and hotel accoidatione through
out the Park during O'tober at greatly
reduced rates. Pa+,enger traing will
make the riund trip, Livingston to
Clnnabar and retjrn, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Maturdays, and a five
days' trip from Cinulbar to the prin
olpal points in the Park cau be mnade
at an expense of not to ez'eed thirty
dollarm. The rill rate from it. Paul,
Minnepolls, IDuluth or Ahlland on
the east, and Portl.ad and lt 'l'nma on
the weat. to t'linllii.tr andtl return, will
be $5.80.N),anii (ro'l' nlt*rnediate pJoints
one and ,nlt, fifthI :irt. I Ut. nit to ex.
cerd (40.1n1.
Tt'I keln. w il! lhe ' ,I , lip II(,t , I llI iII
olUditg t.()cidJr . I, I. I'.lrtlin 4,,,I"
into the I'nrk -il i, lI,, 11 on I'. -. I 4,f.
ferlln, kge,,nI t N. I', I.. It., in111114, iii .t
in arrival u I1, illL.I Io . I"'.1i 111t 1
agenlt, or hI'llal. 1. I,' . ie ioral l ll.* Ii.
ger and tlcketa.eut, Nt. k'aul, Miuu.
LOCAL ITEMS.
A usere Cu.re for PaUe.
I)r. Kirk'l (Gern:tti I'il (ot'n* ,:.*t
I has tured Ilitul., lIl*ledlrg and itwill. K
.Pile's wli.n all otheL r Olitllanut ie have.
failed. It Is4(rh s, Ilhe tIllllori , atllava
(he itchinlg at io'-., ariSe* a. a prtultie ,
Siv e Inl.,stnt r li.f. I)r. (Kirk's (}re
Ilrrln I'il.'()tttlent -i i-,repiar.dtio ,l fr
lh-. 5",1l l t'his < ,,f ths private t art-,
aIld nIii h 'ilM.P . .:very box i_ war.
ratteld. .\o1. by "Ihtj Wright. l)iug*
gi-t, Mit's ('iry," Mmnt.
.hI, ..l .11u.id. I re..
Any pitiaot or orgatl p a- er ta-I'lir K
ill thelt l tillre.. * oal.l a tWts-t*elit talMltI
to pay pI, ..'ag will retceiv. tlut Ipiee* of
hi.et lau ;.. 'IPtee ,state if you wish
lithe nruUi" for ltaiou sir organ, iu.tru
llnetal t.r u* ,.!, ea-y ter ditiIultI. T'lsi
ottfir is oinly goat .,s l ;iu t 11'e.
P. 1'. PI1:I'F.-os,
lMuic D)ehler, I)'ecrahl, Itwlas.
A4 Double llelp for the tillou..
In addlilon to that chief remnledial eleasure-the
use of lloetetter's tomach littler--persons suller
ing from an acute Illous attack, will facilitate
recovery by the use at tirut of milk bnd lime water
aot thin gruel., and by a very gradual return to
the use of solid food. Fatty nulo!suces should
be excluded from the diet. Itlue pill is a remredy
of doubtful safety, particularly if there be mausec
and volit'ing. frequent concomitants of liver
trouble. The Blitters, urovided its refrmatory
action be not retarded and marred by groe, ijuie
cr.tlous of diet, will soon restore the equilibrium
of and action of the liver, stomach and bowels, all
three dlordered by blliousness. In all forms of
Malarial dtee,. which in every one of it. phases
preseuts indications of liver trouble,. Il.tter's
$tomnach Bitters is the foremost of specifies. The
light of over thirty years' experience alro show. it
tI he a tine remedy for rheumatism. kidney
troubles. dyi.epsia, nervousness and debility.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
This successful medline Is aearefl)y-.prepared
extract of tie t".. roledies of the vegetable
'.tugdoul hka u t,~ ,.rdlIea s;renee u Alteratives,
Blood I'urtlier. Inluretir*., and Tonics, such as
barsaparilla, Yellow lek., Stilllnitla. Dandelion,
Juniper Iterries, Manwirake. Wild Cherry Bark
and other sele, ted r,',ts. b),rks and herbs. A
mediciue, like auyth.i. el ... . I be fairly judged
only by its reults. We |u.nt a ith satisfaction to
the glorious reor.r: Il,..l's Sarsap.trilla has enl
tered for itself upoi. the h,:earts of thousands of
people who have .persontally or indirectly been
relleied of terrlbl, suffering which all other
remedles failed Ito re, h. ~lid by all druggists.
$0; six for it. M.lde ,onI) y . . I. H110)D CO,
Apothecaries, Lowell, M.).
100 Doses One Dellar
' .Ar. i t
2,,,;i thciUTe'oft lic GENUINE
t i.ri Top Lamp Chimney.
\ilotherý, si;nil;ar::re itnation.
Thu-, exact IL.abcl
.sO1cach IPearl
A dSnclerm:ý ys'
and think he
insist upon the Exact Label and Tsj'
For 5atc Evtuvwntu. IMAGE OwLY rY
SEO. A. MACBFTH ICO.. Pifttsbuh.
NONTANA SHORT UNEE
When traveling every one cl:IT.l con
iider well the questions of econo:ny,
m~tufort, safety and speed, Uthese qut- !.inr
b in: ofthe same importaflne in a j n:::Ie)
ou.::t ur as In one of several ,la} : rn'le.
S'; ::nination of the nail' wi:l c.,rrir.!:
a:.y v:.i that this is thie most dirt t rt: r:'
1t. and from all the ~rirncilal point in
Sen- Itre L tra
and Ar n DI in
1 tivr, 10 AI WAX. A ti
).akit;L and Montana. Our epuipiment
:,::.i tilme are excelltnt. Our rates are
tijo lowest, but this fact iv stouwetl;i:,¢
SL.icth Fpcaks fcr itself. I)'.finito fitnrir
;uuud nipsA cln be obtained 1ly applying tC
. . ,ent of ti,: Cunrpany, or the jen
r." l'aNqoeng. r Agent.
!'het f11 ,w iuz are a few of the. Principa
i'nz,,itu r?·:hcd via this Line
F ..:, '-i. \IXLT, Ilt T'1IU(sON,
*\·. ~.u~:, I'1.1 , APPLETON AND
II ' I t o~i b' AIU'LTON, FAlnuQ0,
u) ~ , .~~rr' 1)LEv1lh LAKE.
I1 I 'TI Apt) lit I IIu, DA orA; (i.At
I 'I i',(. . i I .r),AslnNWOINK,
i;*. (~ow \r Ts, HIIEINNA AND
I i i 1 " ( r il' or ,leinepN 1, 4a"
l , 4 " 1 ,: i -. t iiopp'3rtuliutts 'I
IIItho" ,. n ' rtl,vunl,aktalnd
'I1 hitail! I , 1;*.~ influx, it:', 'here the
&Xiiir'. : ' i.:j- f ". tj!' ;tt lt'w pricsa and
on f.vrs.lI,. I,', N.cr eh1 f cx
cecllelltt f.irrl . t ý " I : 1 r I'ran l&
SJ. ThMJKw Ii : C. . i knx
Land Cuwu~-- .,rr i.": aM.. A('%
L MAivht, W. 8. AIZxADa,
l Me Yasyas. Wa'lTr5cMSuy
SHis Pants
l sti 1 I 1111.' 1ii
I ' ri tl r . I1 t i .
Tli . I i I , ,111
11 I,-"
EMPIRE
State Pants Co.,
l$3 1 1c. I. flL STiErT,
1888. CAMPAIGN. 1888.
HANAUER BROS.
Clothing,1 Gents Furnishing Goods
HATS,
GAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
We manufacture our own goods. Suits end Ov~rcotIa made to orMa
Perftet fit guaranteed.
COLD LUNCHES
Meals to Older at al
hours of the day or
nigbht.
WILEs, LIQUORS AblD IGRSS,
SILVERBERG & ('iIRISTOPHER.
NOTICE THE
BARGAINS
OFFERED HY
C, B,Towers& Co
Do notmiss the oppor
tunities offered each
week. CALL AND SEE.
ý316C BVEý000 IG OG, E01d
NORTHERN lACIF
RAILROAD
THE DIRECT LINE BE. lEE!
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Or EiUL'.
And al. P icts to
Minnesota, Di kota, Montar
OREGON,
MBritis Colambia, I.ct Son all
ALASKA.
NO CHINA E OF CARE
3ETWEb
BT. PAUl, and PORTLAI P:.
On A. Cam Of ThtkLLM
EMIGRANT SLEEPEI. FRE
The Only All HIaI LlI. ,to tIn
YELLOWSTONE PARi
Irpmes TlIU D7laI, to I .bieb at StºEhd
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPER
AND
ELEGANLT DIMINO CARS.
I r f inl' o lr lr .''+ nun a t 't I t~o. . iRa I. NI, ..
oans. S. FEBL
, '1",1 t P Ig' 1164 º""
MIES CITY
IR ON
AND
PUMP WORKS
B. ULI4I4tN, Proprietor.
'ITRAHERN PUMPS U' I k A4 of w
STOCK PUMPSI.1ned %ulPur.
RUBBER HOSE M itdrIort Rb toam
~ PROSPECO TOOLS~l~e ems `
The prgprt.+orr~ lr bu uoll to uo .m~ll as pnr
s" lire i. .: "Y,~u of r. ' xlwrt, ro wo A ·u n m r.M
d ii. ir..f A . i l" ti, w:1u recene I Iuul pfpt s
Wto "6 Ikltortr( ro'ta
Ioai, rrp~tr. "" .1 kint. of NaINAhk
I .p d aa c .tuaI gote*
RINK OPERA HOUSI
ONE NIGHT ONLY,
The Greatest Attraction
~ II...I Ao.
lOB. . GURISI
6 Ii (14A \ .'i. . " romsUO
"FORGIVEN"
L T in t. e t r . 't n .i "f I ' p l v t v e r p tr
duw~rd in Now Yo'rk.-N. Y HtraId.
Nvw aid app~rhn~rtsI otwa*ry t
nrrfieghan l tr1tir~t. goi ten up1 expf
(or thin Iplay will b inr tlugbt heft
usd ert .
I l'AL PRrICER-ROIIed (tub M 0 If
Pane's PInrg moure without uitm t.*aq
nrUl:, PATR
no. C' i's RPstauraz &
d+ MGRIM t fM N m. j `m rl
GhIdn Cry for IU %

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