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'l 1 L Y JOU RNAL
..'LRS ('TY, MON7TANA.
Pont Office It an'tloll
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unice U14U Sunry ' Ill
.urthern Parilii Time Table.
LVAVE AI MU CITY lu,1M(1 WKIT.
So. I. ..i.... F..re..* *. .... ..P. i
-4 . 1. I'Wltexp l Fr t pres... iwi ... ........... .. .
i::. F:xpr"c` freight ........................ S L. 1 M
15. Fraiglit ......... .................. ........11 .,16 A.N
1.1.A VE MII.K4 ITY .','ING F ANT
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HI. Freight ................................_1'l2 v
OFFICIAL hhIKECT#II.
I'ETIEtAL IDIHECTORY.
Lie! gale to (:4Jng .....«.Joemp K·.Tu Tole. H lena
governor.....- .......... ....» . Hena
Src rta........ . William B. Webb. Helena
Treasurer.. ....... (eu I'reuatt. Helena
Auditor ...............................a 'ulliI, lelena
Chiefl Justice ...«.« .................. . MCIUuuell. He~lena
(rlryLn 1h"Wulfe
Associate Justicas......«...«....-fh(, · i i Bach.
burveyor en.eral ......--Ben). H. (herue, Helena
Superiutendent of i'ublic inIt ctwiuo..........
-_ .......... ..... ...... A. A .. l.gaJ, . )lelena
C. l3. ý.larwli _l ...R. b. Kelly. Helena
Regi-ter 1'. . lI.ar. ' 'lle.... A. cr.reer. Mle C('ity
R.,ei' er l'. +Land I tt,,e..\batnrf Hall. 3lalae Cty
'OCUTY OFI('CER.
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St. L'I;tsi P ' j I vv o 4 to:..1
P MAi:'rul t win'e, lIre modl Illdial
teratrd u? lull trd'a r
'1. C. tjzIjnor,' tlawe i fr'oaa hl-4
trach oil Powdl"r river Z.-e.terday.
Leave orders for I ilk' teal at the
old Hishbop ataoid and t'ait. Haiwrlou'a
k'a.Ch.'t en-h ri jae paid for see'.ud
baud alovel.
" DlltrtM ýrteeý I tn, & UI.mEK.
Y..eorday luoruiupg there wuas a
freeze of over an irch of ioe oi still
water.
Pimpler, boils and other humors are
liable to appear wheu Ite hlalou gets
heated. To tcure theni, Lake Huod'e,
8ar'aparulla.
W. E. Buckkmua left last light for
Chticago intendling to remain east for
about two we.ks.
Hardio & ('auipbt'll will load 57
Htreet cars at Miles City on or about
Nov. 2
When Baby was s,.k. we gave heir ('atoris,
When she wl a (.lhd, she cried for ('aslria,
When she beIIanu M., h, o.seTu1ng to t.aslorsa,
When she had CLUdren, she gave them CatLori4
Col. Malone has been away from the
eity several da) a but returned to as-ist
in the celebration.
C'attle sales at Chicago Opt. 14: RIea
24, I248, $3.85; Wood 7io, 1342, $4.1.
Receipts I:~f.5M).
The Carter ('attle enompany have
ordered 14 ralttle ecar to be loaded at
HunLtley on (). 20.
The Tunuie, ,river poeul shipment
will not be made for several days yet
on aooount of a scarcity of cars.
Rev. Adam Johnston, of Chleago,
will preach at the Pretbyterian church
to morrow (Munday) at II a. ul.
Oon hbls wnr to the gov~rlnauelt .aw
mill yesterday 1)r. Firhl kliled a uum
ber of prairle chickens, which be said
lined the road for miles.
An attempt was made by soare of
the boys yesterday to get poseeslon of
an Indian dog almost a dead ringer for
ild Pagel's with which to cap a fght
to a inlbh. The Cheyenne papoose
aleallrjual toa be lured by lucre, however,
and thH tw.wO-'Id-a-half-lplund fight
log Ilat! C eIuamt be smatched at paeeent.
Jack isaut Itanht her trail, however.
(Cul. E. I. Wisteria arrlived from :the
wes~t 3atrallay to Lake a baud iu tbe
iajubl.acian rally here Ilat nighIt.
JI! ln i zi. anhe republi au leun
1 ruLlaý.4 r I'i J orig. Moleahil dnalrI A, ate
(:L 111, [ iII ý Il't Oaatorical It aegut 34),
11i.I.I. Cart.-r and Ml ijor Eatton
rrn a. (t %a (.tda y 14l'arzImg and had
t iaa, i. itsflay ill Milee City to enter
tail. trlt fill-.
\\"u. ii. I '.alltr'l uiud Jaja~p Rtyau
1*31.1d' i.a. s I gout! gnU.? up Ilhe r,vai on
I I:u :111 ilg trip. 'fhe) will bUat iL daown
rha- rlvta fIou J orN)l'.
A wu'tgU 1lld IteLLU ci L ',rsels from
Ib. (1'hyeuue agency was dilveu iii
ytatt'rday by two hIal-brecdsa. They
wauted to are the town.
The \V'aoruma'aChristlia remperance
Uliionm will hold a prayer aud IbilIae
rtaadiug service thlin naturday, at 3 p.
In., at tLb Baptist chu;cph.
A big Spanish uloole game at Pep
per & Jones' was the tfix'ateuent of
t!ist Iacality. One Uman Is repo'rlead to
have gitLe ii away with oturly $Lbl.
\1rlod.Iy 4 arta-r w as tuik-," up '.n au-i
otli.-r.f lii-' It.at 3azata rdiav lbv M'. 1'.
1 1·111 rf 1 1~11" wags 1 being :i( \ 1'51 to 4911
:,I _"ar-. I ~al r Ii W . I I :t\I: flat I lo
.. N'*-r, havey~,' " 4.1i.ll 'fatiguea
1 is lkit g for at loac.tta it tlai t!..
rI0 i-a.' aspa.-at It) ,. 'ak %'a itl e at
'll..1
1'I ii .U;*l' at I'.u a it :' N I'. It.L'
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.11111111 9.t9'"Al *1 t i-; (u91b9;·1·.1ý:U
al v.3t:1 '.I V,"errmur\ s".IKe.I, It. 1:.
1.t09 UI tII %%I. i VItt3i I !tI p 11 1',ip eI'l r
lDr. (tureorata 1, nItIktholitly ZI ijutlii I
to praitice -0 Iti .nuih} Iii till. liiw.
'1i1e lout; :493Ke4 for amud nmueb h
talked of double teamu rtce Iromji d iil.
Cu l' I0 AhInud ha' Iwtrti declared (ft'.
At l ~iii ladov Ist rCl~lita, ti. t1w Iie it
for p~utting op I tlhe wLto o, tlhe $3494
atakee., Arthur Masxw'II waIlk oPn and
with h194 m4,onfeV, out Auld not tappear
itug. Maxwell claulwed the $5' forfeit
and It was Ialid over to him.
I)r. FI'b returueu at about R o'u'lot k
lat night from a ha94y .~all to atteud
the rancher Wohigeuau., at bill plate
near the goverunm.nt rawruIl. Ile
found Wohilgeuaut in a no wors1e ('o
dimion tbau or a previtu9 visit, In lzl.t
rather Improved and thluka bis recuv
ery most lrobable. Father Pauwelyma,
who waa telegraphed for, will arrive
on train No. 2 to-ehay fraiiu Helena.
tDoe ourlier WMs tmIlwy iuld 0y "%4iie
paIslengrts ou thil train frouli Ulleu
dive" in regard to an alleoged tuterrup.
tion of the republiuan meeting at that
place on Thursday night. No sucob
ocmurrence a+ alleged took llce, and a
diligent enquiry ilto, the matter de
veloped the facl that the story was
made ,ut of whole cloth for tile benefit
of the too credulous Courier man.
Th'lli we cau prove, aud moreover pro
dice the wman who made up the yarn.
'Th'brse who are trylug to break up
tbe Iban'l'ul habit of latemperance will
experience great bleef!t from the use
of Prickly Ash hitters. Liquor de
ranges the system. Prickly Ash Bit.
ters will remedy the evil results and
restore thbe brain, stomach and liver to
healthy action, thereby strengthening
the will power, thoroughly cleansing
and toning up the system and remove
every taint of disease. It Is purely a
medicine sud while pltasant to the
taste, It cannot be used as a beverage
by reason of its cathartic properties. -
Th"e MmTequee Hous,.
The recent visit of lManager ('alle
ban of the Macqueen house to Chlogo
having given rise to a rumor that it
had Iben decided by Mr. Franklin
MoVeagh to lose the house the em
Ing winter, a JouIIN.I, reporter yes
terday took ocoasion to Interview Mr.
Callahan on the subject, and asoer.
tained in a remarkably short space of
time that suoh a step was not thought
of, and that the house would remain
open and under,the preeent manage.
mealt Indrefintley. This announce.
ujent will no doubt he very gratifying
to thuoe who hlave put any credence In
the. rumwir above weotioled. The
Mao ituii hio.e under the able wIan
ageulent of Mr. Callahan Ias attaiied
the enviable. r.euuati eion ob e.III one of
tbe lee·t I, t-kI on the line of thee
Northern Pacific rolad, and it. bumi
n'essto,, ielrktr ty -a'lkte tery to Mr.
MlCVatKe. 1k fatelle ise s o wideselreete
thal trave-ir.. on 11cc road muake it a
pollet toe -lop~ ever here. to Penet *[lo! r.
emruef Ir' io is leIo;; rail tripe, tLue gtivaee
our toiwIn a prrominuernce that were tie
(oEudi l uid othlerwee, It would never
at-quccire. l1 a.. ,"euene're 13 lroleer that
our ~imz,-ne shoull Mi shw their appre
eiaI 101 of Ihis tfeet by i an )re goi lel*!
local let roncuage-, muidw as linter alp
promletls and t~eernient patrofnage
elatekg ulp, Il hlt sh.Ulu he dnre.
V.. C. T. I.
A. it mes ieilpre.1 cable for us to
respo.eliree Ihte die re-pet of tile World'..
W. C. T. U., preslident,' toe het apart
Oct. 14 uu a day of prayer for the bless
wlg of G(od up'-e the white ribbon
anltly andl our txelover d lsauce "For God
and hleege atn acd Every Lilhl," we have
set alinre .enludy e-vening, the 21,mt for
tiht JeIC'pne. All the lee~tgrw have
e,oI-eeiot~e! to g~v.e upI their regular
Iper: rl frfr teat eveeaug arid will
lull'' te,",r etrert , tit rjjj-4 eailse.Th
-fi viev. ie le Iat the Baptist
I u, t, I Ljimeeeeg mit thee regular hour.
I ! r, en .s - W~I' liii ii." firere terse
".1 '" ,tal Pu It, l e it at; te-m.I to
t1tf a l 1 ,4 1'. t.ces I Psi a" fly lItev.
1 e4to- 1 () , me111 . 1 Rev.ie'
.v \L 1. 1I'.*ii II...
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Mt, i'i,1't .ý se, - .. , sr" 'c'ur r (
1c;, - l'1" i- p a1'Ic"lab tti -i re?4:tr4I
4 It'll a*? ".! "n /. , ii :1l"4C . at ctrp I
lu" Ilir uiylit iHC*(.: ~ti Pet Ilan heeu
.!~r44Uf1 $44~'C tI.'4t a.4 4'11I*f, rl~iI4V I,ts
rlrc II'Il ."", tl.cl t : l, P tert IrlHu t I
1.ulte iiM!1144 I ''U' 3M 3*44 ali tI t I i
exa ggeratt'dl. Ie vteictle for th:" un-I
iid:aI achi'-verne'I w.as "A ('hip 0'
the oldtbe lltiwk' from the p.'nI of Hr.F
lftHall Wiznslow, a wouug author.
andi one of pr'fltntc. lit haa resihiseti
the ut'ctpted teorua of niaiddraiua
wile Ic legart saK fru ni t he t44i4 .1*1110
aIIt o'f burlcesque, and between the
two the uight pu st l i uiek y and en
joy a 1bly.
1iaChip w..i an (slit msalt who had
eta of lilood, and tien !adl'"d abfout it
all the reIt of is day. He. figured as,
the prolector of the inceodratuame lost
tcbild, wito had to dantce aazd rin~g CoA
4tautly, In order to keep. her dfhirih
under the Indefatigablel pursuit of the
"genteel Villain; In the end she itt
unaphed, because she wa.4 pert, pretty,
plooks, and oni thet co4rrect sitde of .11e
law.
Hriskness marked all the comedy,
anld appropriatenesso was a feature of
the musrial trimnmings. Mr. Robt. L.
R$eotl, a droll and original comediau,
who talks and winks like Leter Wel.
la.k, was the Chip, and Mr. Harry
Mi1,1 was equally acreptabhle e the
horrcy young nllma who loved the hero
ine, and wedded her with the Chil''.
blessing. 'iheltrformanc(c c was sarooth
and spirited. Nothing Ibeter in Its
line has been seen this season.
Hotel Arrlvnli
1EII MAQ'tUiEKN.
Col. Malone, Billingo ; John Bano,
T. H. Carter, Helena; (it-o. 0. Eaton,
Livingston; (hlo. A. Wood, (ilenllve;
J. H. (lailop, Osllop, M. T.; E. D.
Boyd, F. L. Graham, Moreland, M.
T.; E. ('. Waters, Hillling; M. C. Con
ners, Spearflsh, Dak.; U. I). Peavey,
Forsyth; J. 1'. Moreland, Dunlap,
Iowa; W. E. Van Nees, Chicago; Chas.
Leseur, Itosebud.
I)ItoVKR O1101::.
J. C. Blake, Lake ('ity, Maob.; Jae.
Wilson, Minneapolis; Fred Hitzfleld,
Texas: J. W. Quinn, 5 Itsuob.
Vellouwtoir n Park nll O.Iotwr.
The Yellowstoue Park nasoclation
have arranged to furnisa transporta
tion and hotel accomodations through.
out the Park during October at greatly
reduced rates t'asenger trainog will
make the round trip, Livingston to
Clunnabar and return, on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, said a five
days' trip from Clnnlbar to the prin
cipal points In the Park can be made
at an exlpuse of not to exceed thIrty
dollars. 'he rail rate from St. Paul,
,Minneapolis, I)uluth or Ashland om
the east,and Portland and Tacoma oa
the west, to Cannobar and return, will
be 6$4.(Xl,and frtom Intermediate poi
one and one fifth fare., but not to ex.
ced $.O.0o.
Tickets will be on sale up to and in
oluding October lath. PartlUm glon
into the Park shoull call on C. 8. Her.
ferlin, ageut N. 1',4t. R., iummdiately
on arrival at Ivllngsiytonl. For full
particulars Inquire ..f your Dearest
agent, or Char,. 8. Fee, general paMsrn.
geyr anad ti."ket agenrt. St. Paoul, U runr
TiimAmirlrimn Magauzie for ('i:Iober
It' i'';'n" with a tirely il iu.trald dt
eiirltitvt b'i'ter by Lieut. Walter S.
I 'i~lIonr "ii the Sev'entha re.giment of
N.-w fork Ahlilj iii'roduIf, a ker. s
eutitlid "Aun. rimr's Crack It~iriieuts.
oth.'r oif his .Ih.rouing 'q)UtL Amueri
(aLn thle, dli..riting in t~lAi% Il-ue
the ()riu',. rv.-r. Auiother very in
ter s'ina ioIntributioul is a sumwuar
drive. with l.-ua and pencil, iii the vale
be-y o` the (",nueotirut. by John It.
tiha;io. In ailiht . , t) ot her valua
ole literary feeturee, an'. a series of l.a
pres on practlh~l .j'e~t ion, oif the .153.
LOCAL ITEMS.
A .Sur Cr.r /ur, I'id-4.
Dr. Kintk'a HeimanA Pile (sutuient
has curedrl lind, Ilee-dirag arid hti4hj g
Pils.i when all otlier O)i ztini-htm lhave
tailed. It ab.'oitiý the tumiori, uilat.s
the Itchlon at Ult(', aetsi as a poeultice.
kives instant reIn-f. Dr. Kink's (;t r
mnto P'ile(.intrneut iI.reparn'd only for
fiules toild I tching ofth drii-t jiIe ta'ts.
tld nothinK elte. Every bo)x) is war
ranted. sld by John Wnt'rigt. Ihrug
gist, Miles City, Mont.
hrreet 31um1" F'ree
Any iulano u r organ player iendlng
in, t 1ir addrt"r,- ail x two-celnt l talla'
to, gI".y l +''1!a "lr rs.. iv- ~nmer , likeee iof
lrlet ln.llsl*. r'i::.' rotate if You wiM'I
illt- n u- i f'Itr 1' at u ii' O ,rEyiD, ilt.tru.
Inflt li .,r itli'w, t,.-y or dllhfl'ui. This
<. +rl+'. 1". utliLY.ll' i*i '., f :ii f"1m.'
I'. 4 'ai i' ;1 1I+-I+
l.,u -ic I )-nlpr. I) e'r'i, rl. owa.
I'7 wi-li t. tr.W'. £ r, tal -l+ man iii .,'ir
S l. prri. r" ' * p rel; pa-mrnan.: t
,'t.i 3 lT for etr. ir r- -. :.' ' 8i. . ",r I ,.;iti
v;lrs , tI, .r s art . adi tr r '.s . . t l.:tr '. l l.
LI r .ir* l.,.*.-- I 'o Le ..: ' .i
n . 1 I' i ' 1 1 , Ites . rl' r ': U nio r.ea'' --tre'
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€n.. Ii .r 'A pY. r ..1 at
of theer ' Ty, t. ', inl:; I. lew k fur for %l.uia
reair, I .,le.lin lh.-o i lie, intler 14thl. 1t, saidi
,r'.,pomal. '.* TInlir tIhe use of ihe i'oullty P'I.ur
Falnlt l ' .'o'rnv I th. ''ntrl' i'.m.l f fad na.. cluthr ingt
anlii nir -lu g l said *I {K. l.,t.r and iifrlll, and all
Itullial exl, l w* thinreo.l. ',.il pn,ro llens mll be re
-.ived Ui t il i 4. of %loiday, I.', nile-. r :lrd
l$+, &lf. r,.,J to t he utllld rllg.ind and muarked
"!'Prl+ n- ttr ' are of Poor '
'The im),Ot resererr the raiht to rjet all, - or ill
By order of t l,e Board.
I.. ('. IIEAK.
i'munty Clerk.
Care for the Children
Children feel the dehbtity of the o hanging eas.
sons. eveln more thaln adults. iand til'y become
iros,. pee.ish ani uonent rllabl'o. T.e blood
should be cleat., 4 aid tho syst. in tin. irorated
by the use of Hood 1 i r.partlla. I;t, it a trial.
"Last sprintg my two , lil4r uro were %.c rinated.
oonn after, they broke all out with ruIning ,ores,
so dreadfu' I thought I should loe tlhem. Hood'a
".ursaparilla cured thLm e lmpletely; and they
have been healthy ever sille. I do feel that
Hod's Sarsaparlla saved my children to me."
M.i. C. L. TIosurPo.. Weut Warreu, Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Bold by all drugg;t,. fl , six for $5. Made
only by C. 1. IlL) i& C.O., Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
Rink Opera House
F. F. TILLY., Manager
THURSDAY. October 25th
Positive Pr.,luctinl of the Latest anlI ,reatest
New Yoik -uccee.
"Chip 0' tohe Old Bl0oc
An Original, .tattling, hM.ical, Farcical c'omiedy
lramls, introducing those unent Mrllthlll
Makaer-,
SCOTT & IILLS,
The lshing. Pretty. Fascinating Little Qu.een of
Miulging t tuedienne, Miss
JESSIE BONSTELLE,
Together with the Islt elseinating Coterie of 'o.
ieditas and Irallltic Artists that made the
b'l hit tn blew lork last April and May
E. D. Stair - - Manager
A Great PIa ! A Great Cast !
New tuecmrr! Iew Eiorts!
Latest Mngs ! hlDleidt inees!
Crictl Nlarebe! Mirthful lehike!
A 01. TjDarua and a Iuom/ , iY ?unsaj l Comdy,
radl·(lsrlih MparhInirg. Original uswac,
Vouie (Gems, Nov.l F..Aua and
Anmusing Idulte.
C(udemred N. V. Press Upinion:
run:-' An Instantaneous hit."
World:-The best Vomed7 In ea.*'
llermid -A ohavaaahg perfonmanre.
N.Y V' 'Ii V:-' A gigl pier and a big bit."
Journal;-'i wat ,U legant. itagling haa,.. and
,utio.ln."
N. V. mv'te aead Itrama - oWfIt .h theatr
chak-n with laughter,"
Adiewieon
batterd fiteat at iRavage's without O"wai ibarge
I Children Cry fr PItchers C teria,
1888. CAMPAIGN. 1888.
HANAUER BROS.
Clothing, Gents Furnishing Goods
HATS.
CAPS,
BOOTS & SHOES.
MILES CITY, MONTANA.
W\. mxa racture our wn goods~. Suits and Overcoats made to ordw
l'erlect tit gurrantred.
HEATING AND COK STOVE
All the old favorites and several new "Candidates"
for public favor are now in the race. We are
CUTTING PRICES
On nearly ;very articl.. in our stock to correspond
with . ..:. , B1. Call and see us.
Miles, Strevell & Ulmer.
RAILROAD
THE DIRECT LINE; iEi WEEI4
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOL'S,
Or OULUT'
I4.o., Wahhblu",a Territar ,
And all Points ti
Minnesota, D0 kota, Montana,
OREGON,
Britirl Colamia, Plct Sou9a W
ALASKA.
NO CIANGE OF CAR
BETWEEN
ST. PAUl and PORTLAN)).
OnI Any (nla of Ticaot
EMIGRANT SLEEPERS FREE
The Ouly All Rail Line to toe
YELLOWSTONE PARE
lrap.. hti. Daily, to whlegh ai a4tt.aa
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS
AND
CLSAr f Dnllo reKS OARS. e
I full tllafriust m to Ti.... ft.Im. ISO
OIaS. S. PIL
.L.'l Ptm.su . Ag1
-f FaPL. MVtr
NOTICE THE
BARGAINS
FiF'KRKD H1"
CB,1Towers& Co
Do not mis the opr ,
tunitieL offered each
week. CALL A."DB8E.
4I i imn thU.
COLD LUNCHES
Meals to Oider ata l
hours of the day or
nigbt,
sI LVERBEIIG &r {I{I8ITOPHEL
hises Citv& Speurhl~
Stalgs Un.,
~E ~I{E & TH(MII(I'R4IK, Propsk
Daily 5tage tot
* fl :-ITFINIEbh~TE -:- FIITL
Tb. N u I..'. VII.. City Nm4~Z. Wt
an·opb· l & Co.
/BIRKLE &r TRUSCOTT,
WboIleale and Reich dwIem I
--CHOICE
FAlIIIY GROCEIIII,
Newr good. ~omrrtaalt y mMlta
I Vt. beadle the· arguS md *6*
varid mrortugm eq
We respeekllyee~ulsm
paimnag, p)dImgy em d"'n
Ib WdIUCrtlwlk·

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