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'FlH IAILY JOURNAL
aLB6' scITF, MoNTANA.
test l1e _Iegalatleiu.
n ra mail close............................... r:t . m.
Westernl mal cloe......... .............8:00 p. nm.
(4eS open Sunday 12 1
Sagarfish mall e!oes Mondays, Wedntaday. and
Friday at 8 a. m.
TLague river mail closes Mondays and Thurs
days t 4 a. m.
O Jas opel........................... . .......... . m.
Ofoe cio..a. ........... .... .......... ........ ... . to.
Moaey order clovea............-................ 4 nm.
Registry cloee....................................... . m.
JNo. McAvILAND, P M.
gerthern Facile Time Table.
LEAVI MILU CITY GOING WEST.
Me. 1. Paeilc Elpresa.............. ......... 11:2 . N
1i Expres Freight .......................6:50 A.,
1. Freight.....................................8:25 A. M
LATVI MILa CITY 0OINm IAST.
Me. 2. Atlantie ELzpre .. ............ 11:~I A. X.
" 16. Rxpress Freight.......................8 S. A. M.
14 Freight .................................... 1:40 r, M.
Official ir ctry.
FEDERAL DIRECTORY.
Ieseto tCCOenga..... Jeoeph E. Tool, Helena
Goeuer ............. . PR. L.ello. Heles
essetoary........................William B. Webb, Helena
Tsmmrsa er.......................... Gre. PreItt, HBelea
Audtisr........................ Js. SullivaU , Helena
Chief Jteetlo.................Me't mnell. Helena
IAephen DeWolf
Assoeulate Jnsetices................ M. J. Liddell
Thee. C. Bachb.
Ik r Ueaeral..........Bej. H. Greene, Helena
steedent of Publie Instruction .....
........... ..................A. C. Iogam, Helena
0. BI. Masnha......................... 8. Kelly, Helena
Golleetor U. 8. Internal Revene....Jamee Shields
eaIter U L. lad OBoe.....A. Grever, Mile. City
Reldvyer U.8. Lead Oee..Abram gall, Miles City
DOUNTT OFFICIRB.
Ceeolimas........................C. R. Middlten
fI. H. Jehue.
Mmbers of the Rose ......a......... .riJr . Re
Iherll .......... .............. ..........Thee.. Irvine
Tweasu er..................................... . Merrill
Clark ad oeer...................................L. C. Dear
Dety Mlork of District Court.ames MeFarlaue
I ePFrebase...... ...........F....... M. Schwarts
y Atlter y............. ..........W. A. Barleigh
Aaesor............ .....................T... . J. Thompson
uareyr........................... P. H. Harrison
Cermeer. ou.... Payette
suanty Physiciaen ........................Dr. k. G. Redd
Sperintepdent of Heools.........Mias Louisa Cooley
Publie Administrator................J. H. Ware
(L. A. Huflmau
uommimiosoes........................... (. W. Ailerton
I Ieo. Sebeeta
MILEB CITY T(WNSHIP.
IUstea of the Peace .......... ..... . Mireal.
(' . Thuruc n
Coastablee................. ..... (. T n
CORPORATION OF MILES CITh.
Mayor.... .................. .......... G o. Se beet
City Attorney.............................. . . R. Middleton
Clerk............ . ............. ...... . . ,Urdon
Treasurer ...... ............... ......... H. F. Batchelor
Chief of Police ...................Frank C. We.terv.lt
Police Magistrate.......... ......Edmond Buler
ALDERMeXN.
First Ward-A. E. Y!ager. B. K. Holt.
Second War --Chas Hrewn. W. H. Ballard.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Martini cocktails at the Club Saloon'
Sam O'Connel', of Ashlaud, hag re
returned from Billings.
Manhattan cocktails at the Club
taloon. s
Henry Wick, wife and obhild, from
Youngstoo, Ohio, are registered at the
Macqueen.
No trouble to prepare mixed drinks
at the Club Saloon.
W. C. McJaqwell and W. G. Steward,
Tongue river stock men, are at the
Manjueen.
Bllard has some fine old port and
sherry for fam'ly use. *
H. F. Batchelor, cashier of the Btock
Orowers' baak, has returned from a
trip to Helema.
The big discount on ladies shoee
still open at C. B. Towers Co. *
B. F. Fleming elosed fifteen wolf
hides before Judge 8Shwartz yester
day, had them punched and received
a certificate for $O.
Peculiar In medicinal merit and
wonderful cures-Hood's taresparilla.
Now is the time to take it, for now it
will do the most rood.
The mayorof 8pearfish. D. T., in
the person of M. C. Conners, a promi
nentstockman of the Powder river
country, is at the Macqueen.
L. C. Currier, the Yellowstone fer
ryman who lost his boat last summer,
has purohased the Comatook ferrylong
outfit end is now fxing it up for the
season's work.
Prof, Bach has just received a quan
tity of imported family wine, whlch
sells at $1.50 per gallon. This is a
splendid summer cordisl and its pur.
ity is guaranteed. *
Wlbs Baby was Mek, we gav, her Catorda,
Wh1s 9 e was a Child, she crfed for Castorl,
When. * beesme Mis, she clung to Caatotia,
WbLn sM had childrom, a* spga then C0e0r1i
Hon. C. W. Hoffban, of Bozeeman,
quartermaster general, with the rank
of brigadlergenerl, on Gov. Leslie's
tff, has sent in hl resignation to
Gov. B. F. White.
A. T. Campbell, the well knows
frnitture man, returned home from
as eastern trip last night. Mr. Camp
bell was eald to his parents' bome
to Wiseonsln, by a telegram annonu
tpg the serious Ilies of his mother.
She bhai ow reoovered to sucb an ex
test that she will get well.
Sagh a la I the Jourual,
the floor f the sherlff's ofMe is
ner oovered with haosne linoleum
and reswnt a net appearanoe. This
asqiltion wre brougbh about by a
. In the JOURNAL whibh spoke of
S h4 howlling and desolate appearaooe
(s"I oiece, auJ the orying demand
A s was for a floor coveritg. Upon
-: ut.eogtb ot this the oasty sam.
S~ '. ld u were sought qt . .e
Al ' , "
being influenced somewhat by the ef
fuslob referred to, relented largely
add granted the much craved
boon, so that an order for oil cloth was
given, and the evering for the floor
procured.
Chua. Larsen had " cousin named
Mary Christianson on her way from
Coriltiana, Norway, to Miles City, on
the Ill-fated steamship Denmark. He
bha not beard of her since she left in
the whlr, and does not know how shabe
fared in the disaster.
Thousands of dollars are wasted an
nually In physiclans' fees, when tive
or ten dollars expended on that unap
proachable conquerer of disease, a*
maratine Nervilne, would effect in
every case a radical cure. $150.
Cured my son of fits after spending
$2,400 with other doctors.
* J. W. TiOlNTON. Ciaiborne,Mles.
Regular oonclave of Damascus onm
mandery, Knllght Templar, will be
held Thursday evening, at 8 o'clock p.
m., the 26th lnst. Work, Red Cross.
All members are requested to be in
attendance. Sojourning Sir Knights
cordially invited.
E. A. KREIDLER,
" Eminent Commander.
The Reno Gazette learns that many
cattle are dying in the vicinity of Iron
Point for the want of water and feed.
The long continued dry weather has
made water so scaroe that the poor,
famishing brutes gather about the lit
tie water that the nearly dry springs
afford, and finally give up the rustle
for feed and lii down and die, Ranch
men in that section are driving their
stock out of the country, and what are
not dr;ven away ere offered for sale at
$~ per head.
K. ofr P.
Crusader lodge No. 7, K. of P., will
meet in special wctation Thursday eve
ning, April 2.th. Work in the 2no
rauk. LEE EISEBI."(
C. L. MiRRxII., C.C.
sec.
Petit ,Jurors.
''he following out of town jurors
have been summoned to appear and
serve at the term of court to be held
next month: Robert Doyle, John
Blakely and Corry Wilson, Eureka
valley: 8, It. Beater, near Hathaway;
Dave Heater, E. 8. Beeman and
Henri Van Hal, Rosebud; 8am Boa
worth, Forsyth; R. R. Woodbury and
J. D. 'uy, Peas Bottom.
bhe following contract bhave been
awarded by the quartermatter general
in St. Paul:
FOR FORT KEOGH.
To I. P. Baker, 500,000 !bs of oats at
61.18 per 100 lbe, and 50,000 pounds of
bran at 83n per 100 ,lbs; Paul MeCor
mlok, 85,000 Ibs of oate at $1.19 per 100
lbe, and 150.000 lbs of corn at $1.20 per
100 lbs; to W. B. Jordan. 690 toes of
bay at 12.50 per too; to E. L. Booth,
600 tons of anthracite coal at 614.16 per
too; to James Kenney, 500 tons of
Ilignte coal at $2.59 per ton; to J. E.
McWilllams, 12 tons of bituminous
coal at 818.95 per ton.
A BUU.BRED MILES NEARER.
Moatame Cattlmem Warn a Daketa Wail.
seid to Esxted It. Lte One Hunemed
MUle Closer to Melarna.
A petition has been in oirculation
among the cattlemen of the city, pray.
ing the authorities of the Fremont &
Elkhorn railroad to extend their line
from Whitewood creek, the same
creek that Deadwood is on, through
SpearAsh to Belle Fourehoe river, Dak.,
a distanoe of about 100 miles. This
would be i great benefit to cattlemen
of Powder river, and theb upper waters
of Tongue river and Clear oreek, who
would drive their cattle over the line
and blip them hy that route to the
great railr'nd. on their way to the
eastern markets. The petition, whicb
bore a large number of names, behas
been fot warded to K. E. Morehouse,
at Mission \'alley, Ia., manager of the
road.
Lvery One .Wan Itemned.
The crew and passengers of the
steamship Denmark, which was up-
poaed to have been lost with all on
board on It paseage to New York,
have been rescued and are safe,thoubg
tile ship was abandoned. There were
upwards of 710 souis on board the Tee
sel. They were resmued on March a,
by the steamship Mislouri, bound
from London to Baltimore. Shb didn't
have accnmodatioun suffielent for all
of those on the Denmark, so she set a
part of her cargo afloat and thus made
room. A prt of the crew and pai
seogers were landed on the A )r -
island&, who found their way to lpain,
and the balance of them were taken
to Philadelphia. The caue of the
condition of the Denmak was due to
a bursting of the steam pipe and a
breaklng of the sheft. The englne(r
was Inftautly klled by the aecident,
;1id the ship badly damaged. A num
b~ - ol thb Iplumengers on the fated ship
were bound to the western part of the
I'jlltd rlstdi, sad .evtral were on
their wua tI' relativtl in Mile( City.
I i. . o. i
( Custer Lodg', No. 13, I. (. . F,
Swill meet In special memilon on Friday,
SAptril Itb, Im.uoummpeoration of the
.^uYk ». * -: :'.
71st analveraury of the order. All
Odd Fellow. in god tsanding are nor.
dially oInvited to, atlend at Odd Fel
lows' Hall. CHAS. W. SE1)pE,
* See.
LOCAL ITEMS.
In Town andol Hai lett
rbho .ee. s of ilternus;tc.n 10 ihioiu) retlitter'
fe.er ge.ruin lte an1 Rear evil frull. l ropulous
ward, of large citie 1 d ,,w a " ':ll *. i1t a I'd i
their -uhurbs .:agrlant po.is , ruTIken to: b;reed
it. T'here iL a' uoic. a re ..ra y all l means U l pre
.entiUo. Its name IlHotettl.er' 4uwli.a I hitter,,
which is, withluttl: ierienture, the mtot potent
antidote in el,1trIete to the malarlal ..rue. Fuori
fied with this incomparable, saving specific,
miasmatti c Iluenree n'Iv he encountered with
absolute iimpunity. lisordlers of the storlach.
Ilver sad bowel., begotten by wla-ma-talnted
aster, or ann other caue., lsuccumb to the ienee@
cent corrective nlamed, and rheumtihc. kidnev and
bladder treahles are surely rewuovsle ly its u. t
when it is given a persist nt trial.
Male Help Wanted.
IRALIIMN-We wish a few men to sell our geode
by sample to the wh3le.sle ad retail tra to. Larg.
Pet manuf'rs in our ioe. Enelose 2-cent stamp.
Wages It per day. Permianent posit ion. No po
tal, asewered. Money advanced for wageI, ad
vertisin,,etc. 'Ea. Tt.ENIAL MAN'r',, (Co. t.'n
CINV ATI, OHIO.
Peculiar
Peculiar In combination, proportion, and
preparation of ingredient, Hood's .arsaapa.
rills lossesses the curative value of tili best
known rernme-{. di s of ti.:
vegetab le l S kiit ingdn.::.
Peculiar in its strengthl and econom, lu dI'.
Sar-aparulla i the only tiaidiciire of VAliLh emu
truly be said. "One IIuurlred Dses ():.e P,:,
Par." Peculiar Ili Its rue.dnclzial mierits, II .i
SArsaparlla seconilihb s cures h.t t I;.to
p; Ba rsapari ha t';,.I
the title of "The greatest blood ptirfler ev%
diveovvered." Peculiar fIt Its "good Ii. +r,
at hrn' "-tlhere is inui of Hlood's BaIa
parilta sold In L,.well tI:han of ll otl.er
bIlood lurltlers. Prduli. r In Its pheLonmei.;!
rc-dof C lar s
hE) r Ot Iiet*ar eari h
erer att..inid so ral'llty nor bhed r""
steadfastly the Ca nfldcb!,e of all elas-s
of l.eopii. Peculiar lIe ti.e l'rjaw-w'I k wbne'
it represel:t', IF.'1 4 S rrý:1ý:il.a C'>"'7"
1111)e 3q!l the :,osi '!' who; in o Wei.
re.a~ To Itself
wih1 ~ r.te" eIn, Iir ,
Lrr i liv
Hood's Sarsaparilla
n'3 D o.1 T , ' p T n . ,:
109 Doses One Dollar
Combines the Jalce of the luee lps of
California, so lazative end natriuous,
with the mnedicinal virtues of plants
knowu to be most beneicial to the
human system, forming the ONLY PER.
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
IIDIRTI, LITER LID BOTEI
-AMD .
Cleanse a System Effutaflly
- ea. ,_a -
PURE BLOOD.
REPRESHING SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENOTH
Naterally follow. Every one is uing It
and all are delghted with it. Ask your
drugist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Man -
factared only by the
CALIFORIA FIG SYRUP CO.
$ *a.aw.co% CAE.
Idems.IL v. Maw Yea., N. '
" U
*R a
SIDNY 3.. tn EUM .
b mi A TIsaO , siA't oo
S TOMAh -
tSh b . ,rn
umi bym b sy 6
i.r w~in .. ma o mw ee
SM1 ITl , H A lT It W
MODELbmi
:- GROCERY
We nrlake . speriilty of
Fine Family rtocrns,
Keep nothble but the bet and freshect
io ever lie snad are oonfldent
of (lvtl the utumol mattes.
Isotlon to our
patrson.
IVE USA CALL.
Nldrm Cry for PiterW CaHie
»(. ..&!
pRPRIC
CREAM fl.FE
SAKINGI
Fned by the itked Mates Government. Rdorsed by the heads of the Great rniversities
and Public Food Analysts, as the Stronlet Purest and most Healthful. Dr. Price' Cream
Bakin Powd.er does not contain Ammonia, LimeorAlum. Dr. Price's Delicious Plavoring E
tracts. anilla, Lemon, Orange, Almond. Rose, etc.,do notcontain Poisonous Oils or Chemical.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., New York. Chicgo. st. Louis.
I. SILVERMAN,
SALES AGENT FOR
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
I/NI.;I Iv atlid '1h, al1 ' acncrjnefo, FJkuten fonfu,,u. J (I iii r 1,"fl -
h~I ia"rl ( "nl'r grr for (Zj()TjfJ.Y(,;, sifle, reatly made o,' MAfIA/ TGj
(I[{/I//.'. ll'Jr~,,VlN, / (i/, . LA R~I(';AW (LTIII.W; Hal i W n f/h ' ti'e~
'tll , I ((ij x(/ li gn~i (ei~eii# l0 piI ) iafi~uuJ. J.. r/i cf tbqfixpi(./,(,ni((I hn# fillin W O
h/ii'u c"11d r.. .lq iunp' n c all lch te of n O'' fi/., qi ;/( n ii' q 'or
I A n v,,id .1 1 :1I.1II"j; (i, ido jiii ,J mad qa/iiIfAVA B ati, i'l ou), dii a
7/i' 1/q,ir'. / (Ib (a(1,/eii- fi, . y,* w/ill ai'dl 1Qc //Ol *fe it -," '/ p( to flV
I (iliany i"/0i,V/ i/ hdtxiE I (i'i " I genc fin the tier irwy.
A". ;/~ra~r all' ,i),k nmy pifi nii will lac( te p ; i, i, y(4 g' h ~wuiyh
I. SILVERMAN,
E~alts Agent for Ofiea witb
WANAMAKCER & BROWN. W. E. SAVAGE, Drug Store.
SOME
-9
1-Dualap's Spring b le Mats.
Sl-A large Aseertmeat of Mom's Underwear
rhit.a. Heslery. Ties la the latest pat.
terem snd styles.
3-The Mesurch $1.i White Shirt waded
After the style of a cuatem.madebhiLrt
and well worth $i. 0.
4-New styles ALaeas Collan and Crab.
Ladies' Blouses.
The. are the properly shaped BDI.--
md.e up AI arge mossertmemat o VFaey
laumeb. 0.t them fouryer wives, ..m
sad moluueI a.d they will never fbeet the
k.ades b lethe seid e fobret derived.
O' B. TOWERS & Co.
ALFRED WARD, Prop.
neBe ei uI fýýr Gutle
erthl..g Firnt thln.
Masic Room. Card Rooms, Billiards sad a Bhar
seked with the cho t Liquors, diapeind by
tb best of "'bar-keeps.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
CoIr.er ef Ilth t ad Main Streets Mlle. C.I
IMPORTANT !
For all Infoimation and ,irculare r
gardhig the
LOUISIANA
STAT4
LOTTERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Address JOHN RENNER,
Great Falls, M. 1
Tickets for Sale and Prizes Cahew
SULT' " PATRC"IZINI
Jno. Or is lutWam~
^<ate .~
BIRKLE & TRUSCOTT
Wholesale and Ret~al dealers In
-CHO ICER-
FMILY BOC -ES
New goods constantly arriving and
EVERrYTIMR Fes.
We handle the laIgest sad ass
varied areortaant of
In the city.
We respectfully solioit as lncreseso
patronage,pledgln ourselves to Itie
the best stlsthettlo.
MILESB CITY
IRON
AnD
PUMP WORKS
i. 1. lmB,
• lmn U SLn L wm
- fEiansla
Inumnammit n
R Rica bcUirn" ntf Ih*
- c - I I rIfe iCwr bend
Lr. ~feel Rafe Iii rm~mmenmud
4rY b 0mg.,L W.k
SMS4d b; I'MgISI
W. K. Dam, A, MIL
W. R. HA W, Agent.
Cho*"~ cry for
from S. diary of tbemd
olts, eomruerelal trws...
Ior, busluseai men san
otheru has revealed:
That the Wisconsi~ Central hias t
unqDualifled enadwreu.mit ot all,
That tI,, Wisconsin Central ha to4
the nmzet popular line wlween
neapoli., St. Paul and MXilw o
tuld Chicago;
flThal t.. Wisconsin Central Is dopy
a rli '. i' to it. dl(j llltlr - Ih. reegg
L.eutl Pullman linr I. twv-rn M
oi, t. Paul aud Milwaukee an
I'hat the Wisconsin Central tooehe
the most prominent points In Wi
consin. and that it has more imprSt
ant businu centers on hle through
line than any other railway in lse
Northwest;
rhat the Wisconsin Central bhe made
an enviabhle rei,uratImn with Its peat
le Dhinul Or Service;
rhat tr Wis.conin OCentral rune hast
trains ou which all cia .es of lames
gern are carried with commodoeus
and distinct a eoumuum.dation for all;
That the Wisconsin Central bha repre
sentatives distrlbuted throughrbou
the country, who will che.*- fully
gIve any information that masy be
desired and that its terminal Agents
are spe.ially It structed to lo"k after
the comfort of passenger who my
he routed via its line.
For detailed information, apply to
your nearest Ticket Agent or to repe
s.ntative. of the road.
WM.Ie.r~rTr, JAME llA lAU,
ieaeral Managr. Aet. 'iea-Fear..d TkAe
LOUIS ECKSTUIN,
Aimut. (enl. Per. .: Tk.. At.
MILWAUKEE, WI
F H. AXSON, .onrtiw.*. rm P'maMer Af.
I Iol',t Ho.mr lock M WrsAPOLea. MIsN
4 BRIGHT.
s Nw Dollar!
The St. Paul Glohe
The (ILOIE is The hief Papert
tlht Northwest. and Is RecognlsM
'T'llroughlout the Country as the One mP
lw'i,(1nt of that ireat Wonderlandl of the
}t ture Ilying between the bli.-mlpini
lveer and the Rocky Mouttins, ll.
which Minnellota and the 1)akotUass
the center. Its complete succe+s ard
phelomenal growth during the ýag
four years have attracted the attmenlf
of tte readingl world. and all Is eomRIU
hended when it is said the (1I.OBi/hr
1.i. will be better and greater than eew.
DIuringlthls non-partisan periot' dh
GLOBE will address Itself to the ti -
ests of the wide section it represaete
without regard to party or tacti.
clique or clan. With Improved a a.
rivaled mechanical and news feeMIml
it will present. In compact and remdshl
form, the doings of the world with U
accuracy as to At it for a test bmak
the schools of the commooweals.
The scenes and IncIdents of 00 aLb
ministratioa of Gen. Harrism wW o
brighytl and gr. ehilly s ili,
his pollcy fairly and tflatyd
k, Ehl, i 1
DAILY and SUNDAT.. 100 I s
SI.DAY .............. 10 U. S
WEIELY ............ .LO0
ond twsl eoss` lolr Oer r an*
Meld 1~. acdM
LEWI S f
I · -
RAILROAD
THE DEIBCT LMDrl tWI
SAINT PAUL,
MINNEAPOLIS.
I Or gITI
Idaho. WIshi Trritory.
Aad All Pn1t t
Minneota, I kots, Montana
OREGON,
itish Colmbia, hget lald u d
ALASKA.
NO CIANGE OF GilS
BETWEEn
ST. PAUL and PORTLANlL
On Aa~ C(a of TickoM.
EMIGRANT SLEEPERS FREE
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