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I'.H DAILY JOURNAL
aslLS (,TY. M.N'TANA.
root 011c Redlatim.
atsr, maIl clo .......... .........1. : a......... :, m.
Wetern mail cloee........ ........ :0 p. m.
oe open Sunday 12 I
_pearfsh mail loses Monday, Wednutdayn and
iday at 8 a. m.
Tegue river mail clases ondays and Thura
days at a. m.
Oflaee opten-.. ......-.......... ..............8 a in.
O ce clou.. ..........--. -. ......... .................. . a.
Money order closea..........». .................4 m.
Registry closes........... .............. .. b . m.
JNO. MCAUIs.ND. P M.
rthera aeifie Time Table.
LIAVE MILES CITY GOING WIBT.
1o. 1. Pacifie Eapreus................_......11:21 r. U
13. Express Freight ..........................6:50 A.M
15. Freight............. ............. ........8:5 A. M
LEATV MILaD CITY GOING EAST.
Mo. 2. Atlantlenareua....... .......11:20A. .
" 16. Expresm Freight ................ ....... ..5 . Y.
* 14 Freight................. .................. 1:40 . N.
Official irectm..
FEDERAL DIRECTORY.
Detgate to Congress.......Jenapb R. Toole, Boleas
Hoerer...-.. ..................P. H. Leslie. Helena
esretary ...................... William B. Webb. Helena
Treansunr ..........................Grsam Preutt, Heleon
Auditor ........................Js. ~,llivan, Helena
Chief Justaie ..... »........Mc4 'mnell. Helena
(Stephen DeWolfe
Associate Justlc ........... Y. . Liddell
Theb. C. Bach.
er Omnral..........Bej. H. Greene, Helena
ultendent of Publie Instruction...........
...........................A. . L~gan, Helena
U. M. arshal.......................I. S. Kelly, Helena
lister U. 8. Internal revenue.....James Bhields
U 8. Land Oee......A. Grover, Miles City
feeiver U.S. Land OSce.Abran Hall, Mile City
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Ceoncilmon ................................ . .Middleton
Meers of the House.............. E H. Jobson
SLori...... . B....e..a
Sberi.................... ...............Thos. H. Irvine
Trusarer.................... .............C. R. Merrill
Clrk d eoorder.......................... L. C. Dear
"y 'lerk of District Court.James MeFatlane
I of Prbas. e ...... .............. ... Y. M. Schwarts
ounty Atterney............ ....... W. A. Barleigh
Asssor.......... ......................T. J. Thompson
tarvyeor................... .... P. H. Harrislw
Oereoer..................................ouis Paette
Couant Physician..........................Dr. R. G. Redd
Suplntedent of ttcboole.........Miss Louisa Cooley
ulic Administrator................ ....J. . Ware
L. A. Hufman
Oemmisioaer ............... G. W. Allerton
Geo. Sacuts
MILES CITY TOWNSHIP.
I.stUe of the PeR ............. IA. MeNB I.
C .estable....... ................. ... . Il. u n.
CORPORATION OF MILES CITY
M or.. ................................... .. eo. Sheet
City Attorney ........... ......C. R. Middleton
Clerk.............. . .................... ........... ... . Gorlon
reesurer........... .........H. F. lBatchelor
Chief of Police......................Frank C. Westervelt
Police Magistate ......................Edmond Butler
ALDERM N.
FVint Ward-A. E. Flager, B. K. Holt.
Second Ward-Cbhs Brown, W. H. Ballard.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Martial oocktails at the Club Saloon'
C. Lesour, a Rosebud cattleman, is
at the Maoquesn.
Manhattan oocktails at the Club
saloon. _
Ooo. Beidler, a brother of "X," Is
poemnaster at the new town of Outh.
rio, Oklahoma.
No trouble to propare mixed drinks
at the Club 8aloon. *
Brother Fox, the squirt water oome.
dlan, will be out front to-norrow with
hie basenes for sprinkling the streets.
Bullard has some fine old pert and
sherry for family ore.
Tully a Potter will give one of their
old time soorale at the Rink on Tuee
day night Tommy Sherwood will be
la the orehestra with hise ti whistle.
Cool and refreshing oda water with
pare fruit syrups at Savage's. *
Attorney Joha Fairleld bha returned
bom Billings, where he performed
great work as one of tha counsel on
the victorious slde of the case of
Strong.
The big disoount on ladies shoes
still open at C. B. Towers & Co. *
W. H. Bennett, who bas been run-.
ning the faro game in Louis Kint's e
saloon for the pat month, left on Fri- e
day night for Missoula, where he wow d
called to attend to some business. He i
leave the game here In oharge of an t
asistant and will return himself early t
in May. Mr. Bennett is a very ploas- t
ant gentleman and hba made quite a
number of friends while here.
The latest novelty In summer bev
erages, can be bad at tavage's
A Washligton, D. C., paper of re
cent date notes the Issue of a marriage
loense to W. Ferdon, of Custer
county, Montana, and Agnes M.
Beach, of Washington As the gen
tleman is undoubtedly our esteemed
friend Wm. Ferdou, of Ferdon & Bid
die, we hasten to extend oongratula
tlons which we know will be joined in
by every soquaintanoe of his in Mon.
When BDaby ws sick, we gave her Catoria,
Whb s was a Child, sbe cried tor Cmsrta,
Whe db became MI., she olung to C'stoeri
Whm ie Asd h LA m, s, gave thema oeeWt
That tired fellng and lobs of appetite
an Utrely overeome by Hood's Bar
sapOrtll, the peculiar medicine. Try
it sad see.
CaU r W Distegmper.
As exobaalg er that one of its
patos has disovee4d a new ours for
diltemper. He had a valuable olt so
bad wish the disese that he thought
It weld ertainly die. As a last r
eatbo olt was plied In a ol.e
Mget, a vsel ooetalnlng live onl
MU i e ed sad turpentine sad sal
phuuIItoal be mio . TiW Amo
werealumost stifling, but the colt
seemed to enjoy them. The next day
he was treated in the same way. The
animal at once began to recover and is
no0w entirely well.
Prof, Bach has just received a qua.
tity of imported family wine, hilcb
sells at $1.50 per gallon. 'l'This is a
splendid summer cordial and its Ipur
ity is guaranteed. *
A Ball at the Sl.ction ouse.
A number of young gentlemen,
boarders at the section house, gave a
ball last night to their young lady
friend., at the building, at which
quite a number were present. Music
was furnished-a piano and viol so
companiment-a-nd many dances
were engaged in. After the dacing
refreshments were served and a very
plta,ant time wa. bad.
Cardif Downed.
A telegram was received by Red
Ward yesterday from W. E. O,,odlno,
manager of the Cardiff combination,
announcling the defeat of the agile
Patsy by the stalwart Beuega.blan
pugilist, Jackson. The telegram was
neoessarily brief and did aot go ifnto
details, but was perfectly clear an to
the statement that Cardiff had been
done up, so that it was no draw, or
doubtful conclusion.
CL'.mgned to Jail.
Three of the four festive bums, ar
rested Tuesday night, were arraigned
before Judge Butler yesterday morn
ulug charged with vagrancy. They
had no ezcue to offter for living, so
the Judge said they bhad better live in
jail, so he gave tbree of them $12.50
each-to serve out, and they were car
rned away. The fourth man said he
wa on his way west, so the judge
permitted him to go upon signifying
his willingness to travel.
Notice.
I beg leave to inform my patrons
and the public generally that I have
sold to Mr. Frank C. Westervelt, all of
my interest in the Miles City Meat
Market, and that I earnestly ass for
him a continuance of the liberal pat
ronage with wLiob I have been
favored. Parties knowing themselves
indebted to me in the meet market
businees are requested to call at my
grocery store and effect settlement as
soon as possible. Wx. HARMON.
Miles City, April 27th, 18%.
Referring to the above notite I beg
leave to announco that I have en
gaged the servioes of Mr. Geo. ReIls
to m er tothe wants
and tastes of the people of Miles City
and Fort Keogb, and wueld respe.t.
fully Invite every one desirous of e
ouring something ole sad poiatable
In the market ane, to give me a sall.
* FAmxx C. WsTsnvunT.
RED LODOGE.
Fa-- mad Famele C.ea.ralag the New
Camp.
W. H. Bullard, late alderman and
for a long time past a citisen of Mile
City, but now hailing from Red Lodge,
Is in town for a day or two on business.
Mr. Bullard reports the situation at
Red Lodge as practially unohanged
in the past two months. Everybody
is waiting the movements of the town.
site company before they loate and
ereot buldings and of the railroad
company before they embark oxten
sively in any enterprise. Col. .eheets
is now on the spot making a survey
and plat for the townsite company
and Mr. Bullard has the assurano of
one in authority that the plat will be
exhibited and lose sold In about ten
days. The railroad company have
been making occasional trips to the
town for the past month In conneo
tion with the work of theuonstruotlon
train. They not have a oonstruetion
train with steam shovel and 200 men
engaged in the work of ballastiog the
track, and it is expected that
the road will be turned over to the
operating department about the mame
date that the townsite people will
offer their lot, for sale via: In about
ten days. The fulure of thbl little
town is still wrapped in mystery and
the subject of much guess work and
prophesy among the local wise men.
Any future that It may have beyond
being a more coal camp, lies in the
extension of the road through to
Cooke City, and this seems to be ab
solutely forbidden by the topographl
esl and engineering difficulties that
would have to be surmounted. ttill
there are those who belloeving in the
imposeble enthusiastically argue from
that standpoint, and to them Red
ledge Is the comlng metropolis of
Kmt...
Thousands of dollars are wasted an
nuaUy In physlolana' fIe, when five
or trs dollar expended on that unap
prsohable oonquerer of disese, ta
marstln Nervlne, would effect In
every a a radicalo oure. $110.
Cured my son of fits aftsr rpending
$2,400 with other dootors.
* J. W. THOrNTON. (Calborzo,Mi.u
LOCAL ITIM8.
Tbe 1maeb Dbleis Aehe.
Thbe, if alewt m a steLU qmUe, eed a
vltlM~db bib, plr thesla pM tM ahs ftwU
4 ades eemaUdiem. the "e611tal
etl ssMUes td tUlsU tr It t- leme
| gW 11100V - - hs madu IN
Snme the moat hbrruslmag symptoms of dyspepsia.
The bc~t carminative II Hotetter's itomlseb ii -
ter. Frmore eective i iit thau carbonate if
0sou, I•agmneis or other alkarlie salts. These II..
SvarIah'y weaken the stom;ach without prolucllng
permanenlt beneit. No m or woman chrom.i,.
ally d) hpepic, anl clnleemquel rl , ln nos. Cane Ile
lou po., +iloll of the full melsque of vigor all',|'td
bI natiLre, Thercfore invigorate and regular
lbi system, anl by to doing pr.teet it fronim wu..
!arll, rilPuili:on-m and other enri',u IImIladles.
Mlal Help antleId.
F LIA INi.'.W'ewishaw £ f, ow 1 , 'sellou r .g.ods
by alipj h, toi e whI l-ale rll e till t i eat '. ar
,at Itau Ii rI In our :lie. Ent!ol e 2 e tol stl ula
'seVI'. l r day. lPeranetliu I,*iis ,lo. No p,.
ta au'awered. Money lvani cc o hr ages, ad
terti ,hl te " lTEANsIA. .IA''F's, I('., ( II .
!NL'TI, Iilo,
SCROFULA
Is that Impurity of the blood which produces
unsightly lumllps or swellings III the neck;
which causes rnnllng sores on the anns,
legs, or feet; t hile develops ulcers In the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing blindunes or
deafness; which I, the orl,;In of implles, can.
cerous growths, or "htunors;" whlch, fasten
Ihg upon tile lungs, causes consumption and
death. It is the ost anlcient of all diseases,
and very few persons are entirely free from it.
How Can
,, .C CURED
Ily taking lodl's Sarsaparilla, which, by
the remarkable cures It has accomplished
has proven itself to be a potent and pecullar
medhline for this disease. If you suffer from
acrofula, try lHold's Sarsaparilla.
'Every spring my wife and children have
been troutbled with scrofula, mny little boy.
three years old, oeing a terrible sufferer.
aIst spring lie was one mass of sores from
bead to feet. We all took Hood's Sardaparlla,
and all have been cured of the scrofula. My
little boy is entirely free from sores. and all
four of Iny children look bright and healthy."
W. B. ATuZrTON, Passaic City, N. J.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Boldbyall druggists 1 ; *cli for S. !'r.ypredlo.l y
by C. I. IItOD/ CO., Apothear:a ., .
100 Doses One v
SMITH & JIAYHIES'
MODEL or -
: r#GROCERY
We make a specialty of
Fine Family Groces,
Keep nothing but the best and fr oheet
in every line and are confident
of giving the utmost satle
toation to our
patrons.
GIVE USA CALL.
EIGHTH ,Yshould dT..C
co DAILY N ws becau.te ,
Ty fi will nod
`V/f M/ppolet yolr ealeds It talkeL
liate its tie fanmer sud
wc, ua well as tlhe mer
chaLt uad preoeiomal man.
Evy famer can now have
day rserta Imntead o
ywe , ad at ittle more tha
t Le o -timspriceo hiswekly.
The mechaic can now s&ord
both prce ad the time for his
dm7 paer. The poor uc
mow hememwll alooed r cur
.eut afarem the rich. latelli.
eace i wkhim the reach of all
Tas Cascaoo Dsry News
aeut aoe-pmta. fair
tombody's paper.
LamM-lts chculaloa Is msopod a day-over
a mUlom a week--and k coas by manil a eta.
a m both, four msethe Stco,-. c.r. a dv.
lilels Citi& pearls1
Stags Line,
WEARE A THORNBUIWH,Prop
Dally stgs fr
DEADWOOD
111 -:- INTEINEDIITE -:- ?OIIT$.
wt . .I ,110.r q 11lkylT"
ýrýq uaLaaa, M ( 'ý1Nt. For""
c.ýNMI a ( I .,l N rt./ .o. t A. T.
If You Have
oONWUMPTION.
*RONOHITIS,
SOROFULA,
' COUCH or COLD,
THROAT AUOTIO,
WASTING of /LISH,
Or lm D eL. w m w. -M~d maid
Anu s IV uIr S CII~r
PURE OOD UVEROIL
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PRIC Ej
OAKIN Em
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a sed by the nilted States Government Endosed by the heads of the Great tniversities
and Public Food Analysts, as the btron est Purest and most Healthful Dr. Price's Cream
BakinlPowder does notcontain Ammonia, timeor Alum. IDr Price's Delicious Flavoring Ex
tracts, anlla, Lemon, Orange, Almmond Rose, etc., do notcontain Poisonous Oils or Chemicalb.
PRICE BAKING POWDER CO., Now Vork. Chicago. St. Louta.
I. SILVERMAN,
SALES AGENT FOR
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
~0
)Iring i*C(.;'n d NI,' (E0(Iab / grncyfjor Eastern AlonftrIr. J ami ,now pre
!laj to IA( (rd(i rM frur C('LOTHIN'i , eithelr ready~ ,nla( or MAD l": To
(I RI)ER. RI'#JNv'(, 'in( £1s LA IFIGEST (LOTHII.& HOIf SE in N( U(nit( d
.ShItaul, I can Iuf, ty g.vaiviiiac to ,av pamronm )irrf( ct rati fatction in the fiujin of
tIh i, cord( is My siipiipdem ifclftife (all the lat est noaelo,'i in ;cntM' ucar tor
.%PIRN(; and .S '.MJIEH R and our custom mad( gqrtnents aric put Up in a
style sseonil o nonr-.
Tcrhe fll).r I qau( ale to give'you will save you from 20 ;to. 25 tier cene
undetlcr an~y rohirg horsre or agenc~ in theterritory.
As Jyfuarmantl e all wrork my itrrlloni uwill Ihate the primilkge of thorough
'J'(icinlation bIufore accepting or0, (.
I. SILVERMAN,
Sale. Agent for iomo w11b
WANAMAKER & BROWN. W. E. SAVAGE, Drug Store.
ALFRED WARD, Prop.
ThBea Il R t fore Gelel
ETrliking First ('Cl..
Muie Room. Card Roos., Rlli.rds and a fat,
.a.drLd with the chotewt Liquors, daisr,.d by
the b ot "bar-keeps."
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
Cerme r R uxtb ad Mal.a Streets Mli City
IMPORTANT I
For all Information and clreular re
Iprding tbe
LOUISIANA
STATE
LOTTERY
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Address JOHN RENNER,
Great Falls, M. T.
Tickets for Sale and Prizes Cashed.
SOME
0ad
I -_
I-Dunlap'*r pring Style Hats.
9-A large A o.rtuert of Mom's Underwer
Mhlrte. Hoslery, Tes la the latest pas
terns and styles.
S-The Monaurh $1.ti White shirt nlmde
After the syle of a rstom-made shirt
and well worth $2.00.
4-New styles LImneo Collar aad Cutb.
Ladies' Blouses.
fThese are the preperly shaped MISeS
nmare p In large aort-mentf S**I
lammels. <et them fer er wiverea
a"d easrls sra tIhey will nev *r
kinda fr 1rthe lld lem I drt.
0' B. TOWERS 0
Fl WEN 1 s LY!
AAA^ JLII 81LJi
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I' * *^**HM^ *'~
BIRKLE & TRUSCOTT
Wholesale and Retail dealers In
-CHOICE
FkIY DROCEIIS
New goods oontantly arrlving and
EVEYNTUING FMESI.
We handle the Irlgret and met
varied amo "twent of
In the city.
We respeaotflly soloit as lucresso
patronagepledging ourselves to tlvt
the best ealsfctldoo.
MILEs CITY
IRON
"ID
PUMP WORKS
B. ILA,#J, Irpietr
Jo I. IIJcIIeL
134. m ?I auzOk$w
"IO tf from the diary of tIoee-.
L-ts, eomamwreljd -
OTE , bilune- men mO
other hias rvealed:
That the Wieemda Central bhas "
unqualified emdoremenr ot all,
That the Wioasoma Central hu
the most popular line berween
anapola, St. Pawl and Milw
and Chica
That the Wisconsin Central is daft
adding to its adinilt a-. Ula rees, -
nized Pnllmta linte ( twe.l,, IMi.e
polao, St. Paul and Milwaukee sad
Chicao;
That the Wisconsina Cetral touebse
the most prominent olntlta Ip Wge.
cousin. and that it ia. more impert
ant busines centers on ise tbroogh
line than any other railwar in the
Northwest;
That the Wisconsin Central hts. nias
an enviable relut,,tln w ith II. pare
lese Diulg Car Service;
That tbF Wisconsin Central rut's fart
trains on wtjch all sa-tew of aiºses
gers are carried withi commniodltoa
and distinct a.lonlul,idation for all;
That the Wisconsin Central has r-pre
sentativts di.tribiuted throuutrhot
the country, who will .he·* fully
give any I.normation that inuy be
desired and that its termntial Aieat
.re. perially itrtructed to !e k after
the comfort of rasentwers a .ho iao
he routed via itl line.
For detailed informarino, apply bt
your nearest Ticket Ageut or to repe
tntative. of the road.
W-. S. MELLEN, JAMES a Bt&KIr,
.enerm; MmnaY r As e.. 'hi erT
A.i. Gol. Pa-r. A Tki At.
MIL.WAUEE, Wit
P H. ANiSO, Ca.anh -,a P..a..r g.
I arI" .. ls .. tIne!k MnoIErbu. 4 a
' *BRIGHT.
-AS A-
New Dollar I
The St. Paul Gloe
The GLOBE Is The Chief Paper .
the " Northwest. and is Reeoghate
Throughout the Country as the One b
pun* -t of that Great Wonderland of t
future lying between the Mlsused, o
River and the Rocky Mountain, ad
which Minnesota and the Dakotasu
the center. Its complete succese I
phenomenal growth during the pI
four years have attracted the atten
of the reading world. and all is mamli -
hended when It s said the GI.01O I W
18. will be better and greater than er
Durlngths non-partlsan periud f
(;~LO)B wi address Itself to the Isom
eats of the wide sectioe t represelt
without regard to party or factll
clique or elan. With improved asn r
rivaled meebhateal sad news tadilil
It will plrsel ti eumpeet and m
form. the dotge of th orld Witsht
accuracy s t It for a tet booth.
the schols of th eommonwealtbs.
The se sea d aI lsidet of d the I
minsraatem e OGee. Harrison will be
sbrtibU a end dm e secr t
his pole det d
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