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OLUE DAILY YEILOWSTONE JOURNAL.
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might. Leave ordeu at Savage's drug store. Cur'
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-OFFICE AL'
WRIGHT'S DRUG STORE.
A. O. H.-Division No I meets ast and secouo
uadays.of aeb nonah.
K. d I.--Meets ars and third Weduesdaysa
?T:Up. a,, at Odd Fellow' Hall
A. F. & A. .-Yellowsluto Lodge, No. 2M, 6"
d blird Wednesdays.
L. A. M.--Yellowstone Chapter, No. 5, secon.
.nGaiay in each mouth
K. T.-I)mascus Goumaudery.fourth Thur,
1. 0. 0. F.--ustter Lodge. No. 11, ever
MK aday at their ball.
1. 0.. F --.eatinl E.ucamllllu t. No. 6, tre
sad third Friday.
K. ef P.-Crusader Lodge, No. , Thunrsdal
tonalaoc at 1)1td Fellows Ila,1.
C. K. of A -\iles I'ui lfr,,ms, h. every -u1ds' a
t p. m.
b. of L.-First and third ; uirdalsv
(i. A. K.-t'. . lrut I'o.t, No. 1I, or.' an
third Tuesday'.
. O. I. I'.-- Itar of tll.. 11e t. No 21. ,vr
Friday eveline
. of V - ib, .,,a.j \,. I Meet'. flr't an,
hire Monday ol e.u. oln.h ait (,'".1 TeSmplar
I.
f'ill It( II1F...
maluauel ('hurch (EI-I oplli Palmer .t,--er
hee oundays at v.Al a. u. and ;::3 p. ms. Wm
Ilrnsll, rector.
Ulptit Church-- Win. M. Wea s, actlng a utor.
Preslan n ervion lunday at ii a. a. and 8 p om.
Praiseo and Prayer Meeting, Weloaeeday at 7:45 p
a. A cordial itvitation to all.
Methodist (hurch-Servlrce ianday, 11 a. an.,
7:L p. m Prayer meeting Wednesdaysevealnlg
7:6. P. Lowry. pastor.
Prrbyterian hburch--iervie5c Sunday, 11 a. m.
:$gyp, m. T. C. Arustrosg, i,stor.
theeh of stalred Heart, t'atholle-uadndy, Ia
a. . K. W. J.Liodeantbh. chaplain, U. 1i. A.
PIANOS TUNED
AND REPAIRED.
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a Usee. T. 4HkYERWOOD
-TAILORING- *
CBARES WASHILLER,
Cleauiig ad RIpairing a specialh.
Shop on Park Street.
N. PARKER. H. W. TOPPINI
NOITHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
?DKE & TOPMIG
treu( .ace l all Od of
IEM1N an& BASS
CASTINGS.
IAINEBRD, MINNESOTA
pi, Mp Im. w.m
was~~w-mmf"new M M
20%
Reduction Sale
We will make the above Reduction on allGoods
until
JANUARY 10th, 1889.
We manufacture cur own clothing. SU1TS and
OVERCOATS made to order.
HANAUER BROS.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MILT.JS OITY, MONIT.
THE LARGEST BANK IN EASTERN IONTANA
INTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME DEPOSITS.
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H. F. BATOKELOR, Oashi.r. ELMER E. BATOHELOR, Anut. Cash.
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FOsEPH LEIGhTON, President.
W. B. JORDAN Vice President.
E. B. WEIRIOK, Oashier.
H. B. WILEY, &uistant cashier.
INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
Live Stock, Loans, Real Estate and Notary Public
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY
Agent for the olesot sad most roullale
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE COS
And the oldest getst to n.
Money Loaned on First Class Securitv.
Cattle and sheep ranches, and improved farms for
sale at a bargain with easy terms of payment.
Houses to Rent and Collections Made.
Several comfortable and commodious dwelling houses
and well located business and residence lots for sale cheap
also N. P. R. R. Co.s lots and lands, and grazing lands
in the Northwest Territory for lease or sale.
Montana, Western, Wyoming, Texs and Eastern
CATTLE FOR SALE
In lots to suit purchasers. Also several choice bands of sheep ant
Pennsylvania "Black Top," registered rams and Sholt Horn thorougbbred
and grade bulls for sale.
WILLIAM COURTENAY, MAIN STREET.
BUY YOUR
CHRISTIAS PRESENTS
-AT
ýý 1RICHMOND'S.
The LArgest and BIt AsMorted toek of
I FNE JEWELRY
Ever brought to Miles City.
ROUGH ROUNDS.
Hunting Down the Mli'.- .lzlii
Negro Law Breuker--Four of
Them Lynched.
A New President for the B. & O.
-How God:- Limited Hi
Stay in th: Pen.
Thlr.ting for the IMark Mau's Rlool.
W.AIIALAIf. I)ec. 19 -A report) bas
.ju-t reached hare that -.rmed pmose
overtook four of the negr. iarticipant=
in Sunday night's tragedy. One re
ara ed and waN riddl.d with bulletw,
.nd the other three were hanged to
-urrotunlldlln tree-. The 1.oio- I.as
swoarn ,to run down all the negroes
wh, fledfi to the hills ,ot the night of
th. affray. There are at leatt llfteen
other uneroes in hithing.
%ea I. & 1. Preidernt
BALTIMziE, Dec. 19 -Chas. F.
Mayer has been elected presldent of
the Halitinore & Ohio railroad. It is
understood he will inagurat, a vigor.
ous policy such as characterized the
Otrret mranagement, including an en
trance to New York via Staten Island
Chief Justlce.
WASHINoTON, Dec. 19.-The Preai
dent sent to the senate the nomination
of Thos. Burke, of Washington Terri
tory, to be chblefjustice of the supreme
court of the territory vice Chas. E.
Boyle deceased.
A Ammeaa Battle.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-A dispatch from
Auckland says that news was re
ceived from Ramoa that the Samoans
under Mataafa, succeeded in captur
og most of Atna after a long baltle
with Tamese'a forces. The lossesa n
cluded 100 killed and several oundred
wounded.
Latest Chicago Court .enasllon.
C.HlcAOo, Dec. 19.-In the now
noted Lionauer insolven "y case to-day
members of the firm on the witone.
stand admitted they ook considerable
sume of money from the cash drawer
shortly before the failure, which they
bhad with them in court. Judge Pen
dergast ordered them to produce It. It
was counted and aggregated 14,000.
rThe court said hie would make an or
der in regard to it. Adalph Moses,
Londauer's attorney protested and se
-*uaed the court of b.rsh and unjust
treatment. The judge declared him
tuillry of co.ntempt, utlt deferred fling
a ji.nalty.
The Gentlel of Pth I'Mnlh I, llatncr the" Schlleme
I-llndorsed by tIhe I.liaeocrt tit (us.uls.
!SALT LAKr:, )e. 17.-Thie lilieral
coruoulttie of Utah is.ued the flhoww
inu address to-day to the poeople of the
coutry :
.ait Lake, Utah, Dec. 18s.-The
liberal territori l I ommittee, repre
.entiug repblicuans and dtmocrats,
deslre to call the attention of the
countiy to the fact that the Gentiles of
Utah unanimously . ppose the Mor
mon statthood scheme recently en
dorsed by the democratic congreesonal
caucus. We are confronted by a con
dition, not a theory. Polygamy is no!
dead. The law is not supreme. Two
hundred and thirty-four indictments
were found at the present terms of
court at Provo for violations of the
United States 8tatee statute, deilgded
to suppress polygamy and polygamous
living. To give Utah statehood would
retard progress, depreciate values, per
petuate polvgamy ard hand the terri
tory over to Mormon priesthood. We
call upon patriotic citizens everywhere
to unite In strong protests to congress
against the proposed action. The ad
mission of Utah to statehood would be
a crime agilnot American institutions.
(Migned) 0. W. Pt'HERt,
('hirman
IAII5 1 ra tp.
When tiberit Hathaway maw (oli.s
at Calgary, where be went to bring
him back to Helena. the half-blrted
told hi', how be effected his e.eape
from Lbt Lewis and Clarke county
Jail and the couree be took afterwards.
The plan was originated and carried
out by Brown, Finneganll, Davis and
White, the two atter emaplllg with
(odae. The ""of was made about 9
o'clock uonday ao ornolog July 1..
After getting outside of the jaill yard
Godas parted sempsay with White
and Davis, who told him they were
going to try and make their way to
Chlago. It is suppsed they reaebed
their dmstnatloo, as they have never
been heard from. (lodes struck out
Dry guleb, and resebed the olteakltl
of the itly without motelg ayoe.
He wau supplied with provisi bn
enlough to la-t for sever.. days. Alter
goin.g ',utb for a few milee he turned
wet. By keeping in the woods he
gained the main ranre and followed
it to the north, traveling two days and
nights without beting a Nlan.
The third night out he walked over
a precipice and lay tIoensolle at the
bottom for a long while. Itegaiuing
oonoliousuesw he began his tramp, and
when near Cadotte'a pasa met two Io
dlans, who save him food and fur
niahed him with a hore. He reached
the Flathead country, where be fell in
with a camp of Indians who furnished
him with another horse, w;th which
be recbhed the Piegan ag, n'y. The
Indian concea;ed hunt for several
days. Beln., recuperate.d.,he followed
the main range aeros, the Britih ili*.
Ntar Edmouton he was discovered hIa
lodian police and pur-ued so cl'.selI
he had to abandon his hor-e and tuk.
to the hush. The next day he wa
captured, turned over to the rrxountee
police who took himn to Calgary
where he now is. The mountid polict
received a reward of $3h1M, whicl riber.
It? Hathaway paid out of his own
pocket.
The Shipping of the lulted State*.
There hu been a general idea enuter
tained by the people for many year.
that the Merchant Marine of the
United States had shrunk away to al
most nothing and tbat it was rapidly
decreasing. It is with pleasure thai
all true patriots learn from stiatlutic
tbat thib is an erroneous ide.. It may
henceforth be properly blessed with
Sir Thomas Browne's "Vulgar Er.
rors."
The report of Mr. C. B. Morton,
ooamlesoner of navigation, for Ibe
year ending June 30. 1S88,sbowed that
the total tonnage of the country re
quirei to be inoluded in his statistio.
amounts to $4.191.916 tont and that
our Merchant Marine is second only to
that of Great Britain. The commie
sioner remarks Ihat no much has beel
said a. to the decay of our Merchant
Marine that perhbaps large pruportiotl
of the people of this country have tbh
imnreetion that there in but little tonr
nage left belonging to the Unit-(d
States. This impression i1 erroneous.
Wbile the amount as not sn large as it
bhould be, considering Ibe growth of
the country, and while it i. true its.'
tile foreigno-goiug toonante is dscreas
log. the domeutio or coast wise toonag
i! increasing.
The tonnage of the United $tate
plsbesbly exceeds the agrrelat. tool
inage of Italy, Francse anti Runt-la, an
.lnals thIsat of the whole norid,. x
eluding a few of tihe prilci.:al coun
truts. Stuee las.t yes-al tlere ha- been u
material increase U lilth vessels in thie
eaUttuLr trade, and Ittere- s ,. ("ol ret-
S'u for auti,:i.ating a further Itnrean-
dlritg tihe t' If y-ear.
A lu..kae Isis.".tIir;aIon
CVAtCIlHi .TuN Ii, C. l¶O.-Iiith hi
.'xpctled t cirlet o -tia' to hiU VeI 9i
The weal tI~be-riettan ILII sti.blIy take ui
the charges, a 10 the Ill--testieut o
Iiidian wowuJn in Alaiks.
Tbe searaent at anus of the hou-,
has furnished the following list o
witnuess isurnnoilne, all und-ril. o.
to hay" hben In ihe Cuylplo If'
Alaska Cnirantercal C. Fur Der*. 19
H. H. M"-Intyre. Wret Ktsndoliut.
Vermont; Thou. Morgan, (iro oln
Corn.; wlo. Wardewan, Pittsburg, Pa
Lieut. Nihols, Ilan Franwcio. F.
Jan. i-Uieo. P. Tingle, Ugene Kiik,
J. C. Redpatl, San Franciaco. J. H
Moulton, luwindobarn, Main*; L
Hinman, Lafalett., Ind.; H. A U Id
den, Albion, N. Y.; John Hall, J. Is.
Jobnson and Dr. Lutz, Mau Frauctitco
Our Territorial Wealtt.
Audltoer ullevau iee gre-itl) aoIISyi "
at thy delateeIue-eew "1 *'e e.iUII3 U
sessors in nIu mriediiei ll It..ir 3.*.r.'
rtturun, as 1w Is wuiti'Ie t, &tI '"ii
mU*iter in the haodc s ut (h I,, liltI r I',
lie' ex"ept Ie.aee'ri'emd no.d ('list i
hav'e re.r vtl, ge.uecle lIi ''L' t.I Ii tee I
in eLrl)' In1 `sIeiea b, r, .1L. 1 11"11' C Ili
lug Intrr Ileian hi It - te t () lote.
Iii tutlel mm4el.ed t4I I'ali.& i. nI t
fourteenl *ontiesn' that Ie v." r" ge. .4l1
in f$lJ,tJ6I.&,U 711 whwic I" eu .r "~ lb ""
tbe total of tie w "IbIcle terrtoery a-I
year. Then thee heii.tb a te..t"Ite ,
Monulala was rfporleel at $6 OU,4108
It I.male tie ay that Ieavesh""a sIl
Chbotiwu will show a like proliosUmou ..I
Inoreue. Last year their oomtin""d
aeueauienel was allot $7 (MUeJ,aJ. be i
SCamoedee baa os o takenia avreeat prt
of Cbotoau'e terrItoIr, It is fair to pre
sums that, Ineluciing tbe Intolei
their assesmeunt thieh eat will noot " a
seed f1,gWou,(O. IIl. e b mated, tb
fore, tbat the total arse-eeee. lot of M te
tian this ypar I b, tweet, gU,4WRO G
and $70,00,O.(1)--4 utclyytnl inert ely
In tazabse wealth witbim twelve
months. -ertla.
Beauty No o the Samubr,
One anecdote to show what an en
dowment greater than beauty can do:
Charlotte Cushman as we kLmw, had
soul but little phystcal attraction. I
have heard a genileman say who saw
her act in the "lady of Lyons" that
when she lirst uppeared on the stage as
Pauline. lie felt inclined to question
whether Claude Melnotte or any other
man could consider himself the lover
of a woman so apparently lacking in
every feminine grace. 1But by the
time the play wab finished ho found
himself wondering not if any man
could love her. but that every man did
not. To such an extent can genius
triumph over merely physical de
fects.
Can women withluut beauty hope,
then, for sway not only over the minds
but the hearts of men? Yes, if the
lack does not extend d.eeper than the
skin, which is suPxl. ed to be the
boundary line of all plvYical loveli
nes.. Tliougl -he ,.it tinmid herself
ji tled a.iidle L _mi e d.: zling belle in
the crn lded Ihall Irms,. he may look
for recoguit i.un where the irt pesires
it imost. anl where are I idd,,n those
roots wh,., flower atul fruition are
the fullc.t honor' and tl, comlpletest
happiness - Amtua Katha i to Gren.
How Women IR'.
How ditf'erentltVy men e . women
indulge themselves in wha, ; called a
resting spe.ll. "I guess IL uit down
and mend these stockings and rest
awhile." says the wife. but ler hus
band throws himself upon the may
lounge or sits back in his arr chair,
with hands at rest and feet placed hor
izontally upon another chair. The re
suit is that his whole body gains full
benefit of the half hour be allows him
self from work, and the wife only Ir
ceives that indirect help which comes
from change of occupation. A physi
cian would tell her that taking even
ten minutes' rest in a horizontal posi
tion, as a change from standing or sit
ting at work, would prove more bene
ficial to her than any of her make
shifts at resting. Busy women have
a habit of keeping on their feet jst as
long as they can, in spite of backaches
and warning pans. As they grow
older they see the folly of permitting
such drafts upon their strength td
learn to take things easier let what
will happen. They say- "I used to
think I must do thus and no, but I've
grown wiser and learned to slight
things." The first years of house
kepcl,j are truly the hardest, for uu
trie'd and unfamiliar cares mare almost
daily thrust upon the mother at
home maker. -St. Paul Pioneer Press.
Made to hans.
Did you ever notice how women
hug thenimselves in cloaks and shawldi
I first realized that feminine peculiar
ity last evening at a fashion le cou
cert. The lobby was crowded by the
arriving ladies and gentlemen, the
former mostly in new opera wraps. I
noticed that nearly all were hugging
them.elves luncoll.'ciuvlv but Fondly
I found that I was doing it myself
The wr::l% were g."erally drawn for
ward until they were tense and corn
fortin.r around the w:ti.t and Shoul
ders, and then the halnds of the wearers
wterep ca'.!l alll" held on their own
op.xnsite forearirns, or were in some
. ay iýýttilc'tive(l? Iladlinll the owner.
All thii iah the Is rformaance I inves
tigat. I Iv\y u.w thscovery. On ever_
lide. wv It, x')ular' evidenlces of woman
bornkt- ir, to be lovingly pettled. They
were hhldimng their own armns squees
ing thet:a..lves with their own elbows,
pressinaa their hearts with their own
soft biceps, and in all these uncon
scious indulgences they were demon
strating that woman was made to hug.
--Clara Illle.
Quite a Cha Ma.
Twenty-five years ago the now Prin
cess of Wales and future queeaa , f Eng
land was living on the third flour of a
corner house in Copenhagen, and her
father. who no one ever dreamed then
of being a king. was poorer than main
a burger in the ame street. She and
her two sisters, now the eaarinm of
Russia and Duchess of Cumberland,
occupied the same room, scantily fur,
nished, and instead of a wardrobe a
curtain drawn across the wall hid the
pegs on which their few dresses hung.
They had never worn a silk dress in
their lives. Now Alexandra doubtlesm
has all the dresses she wants, but it is
more than likely that she looks back
with pleasure upon those years as the
happiest of her life.
I do tut kfl"ýI of '..nything that
playis t~i i lar a pLaane Ba eiese.
ý l'!"' 'c (1, l% scr lIatutr tIlhn a
& mIluu'k in the mater play
I1l! t "l v ' iniI Citt II. On)e gIW eg
a Ii in fraoui ef niu rst'. nod dive~.
I I t i. l 'e qui4'a while. duringw which
114 rn . Uip ble comes, alftw
s1inlinuruig qulite· a distanioe under
waler. NWtat u yell from ever7 th Ava
a they go for minI It is a migtd to
a IIariard crew to watch. The
oarnsuu are now in front, and he wil
soon be overhauled Down.be i
then the flock draws togesher,araTL
game begins over again. - p. P. ba
6t. Louis lobe"Dmnicra&
Thb Black Hills .ounlq hr
a name fur itself as a bosws
country. and it iLrsi~ d p bal
too yews it will beafamous fOa
bur"u(s the Blue QOe uqmgIew
ahu iy bkIvits awray tM bona. of
bust breeds knoow lb t wol.
Kew Yurk Eening W u.
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