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B1H' DIAILY JOURNAL
MILL! JlTY, M~,NT'ANA.
fsat ofce kege~ tilee.
aua aicl elas.... .....- ............. ..n:50 a. m.
Wester mail uelme........-................8:00 p. n-.
(Oeaeaoen nday 12 1
8paarab mall closes Monday, Wedntedaya and
Fr day atI 8 a. m.
Teague river nall elooa Mondays ad Thu. -
o ps.a- ......-................................ a. an.
O elo, ,............... ...........................J . In.
NYo order clo.e.........p.. .......» ........ mIn.
Sary clo...........................8 . m.
Jio. MCAuLAxoD. P M.
Mrthern Facile Time Table.
LEAVE MILES CITY GOING wiaT.
ke. 1. Pacllo Epr.........................11:29 P. r
l. Ezprea Freight................» .........6 0 A.
IL FLeight............................. 8:2 A. I
LEAVE ,ILM CITY 0OIN0 BAST.
Mo. . AtlantlcExnorae..-........... 11: A. M.
"I i. epesp Frelghl..............-.. 66 A. .
" 14 FPrtg.Lt................................J.:4M ,. K.
Offiial Direetrv.
FEDERAL DIRZCTORY.
oLe to Ce .reu... ..] J,,.h To.le, Hl.ene
.-. »..... »...... ..r, . JlABle. HelenJ
g-_,.g.ary...... ........Willtha B. Webb. Helens
1ya~tenes «y ....................Grew Plts Helea
AidMr...........................J. Ja.Ilina, Helena
C~Me Jae ......... ... . w amell. Helena
(tepben DeWolbf
Asieelate Jastie ...... . . YJ. Liddell
T Tbos. C. Bach.
SGenerl ..... .Be, J. . Ge. Helenk
- eatdent of Pulie nlstruction,........
....... -..............A. C. Lopn, Helena
U. Maedal.. .................. R. 8. Kelly, Helen.
O ,smeer U. 6 Internal emue.....Jamens b .lelda
-isner U 8. Land Oooe.....A. Grover, Mile City
3eielver U.s. Land Oee,.Abrau 8all, Mile. City
00UNT' OFFICERS.
0eudlm .............. .............- C R. Middiso
eee of the ouse ......... . H . Johnso
1e.t............ ...... ... .......h~.bau. n. Irvine
Dlep4 ty ;erk of District Coert.Jamee MePalame
Pre...... ... ........... C. schwart
L t hroau............. .. nnru
At2er Ay...- .........~... W. A. Bnleigh
aeser . ..... ......». ............... T. . Thompson
- _ ......I...»........»..... P. H. Harrison
...er .··.............................. aJel te Pa.t
a P h ........................Dr. R. (;. Red
9 Ij e of hehoole.........Mas LIouisa Coley
le iAminitrlrtor ................J. H. Wae
L. A. Huhn.m
m oeeen .................... . W. Aller
Geo. Iebeets
MILES CITY TOW3lMHIP.
latieU of the Pee ........-.'" » " s •Mcee.
Ce.aablee............................. J IR. Tburmn.
00RPORATION OF MILES CITY.
atp ay.te..»y....................C. B. Middlelon
CarLk... ................... ·............ . S. Gordon
........r...... .. ... ...... . F. Batehelor
Chef of Pollee................Freak C. Westervelt
Phlle Mafgitt ...e..........mnd.........Edmod Butler
ALDKIMII.
First Ward-A. L Flap, B. K. Holt.
eed Ward- Chas .-rewa, W. L Ballarl.
LOCAL ITEMS.
V. White I. here from Omaha, Neb.
A full lineof mixed palntat avage's
C. H. Cook, of Ubhiago, is lo town.
Maitlal ooekaLll at the Club Saloon'
R. P. Vlvlon, of Bowsman. Is at Mar
,aueea.
Manhattan ooktails at the Club
-aloon.
J. K. Sharp, of Brandenburt, Is a
the Maegqeen.
No trouble to prepare mixed drinks
at the Club Saloon. *
Whitelaw Reld, minister to Frane,
--Iled yeterday.
ChLumao mixed paints tl every
keowu bsade at 8avage's. "
J. B. Ksmptoa and Geo. Leadre, of
Terry, ua at the Mecquses.
Cool and renshlag soda wate with
pun fnrut syrupe at Savage's. *
Ogeat Tolto. Buadlam .onlte of
the interior, is dangerously II.
Mir Rose Collins departed for Ter
ry to viit her mother yesterday.
- The latest novelty In summer bev
erge, n be bad at Savage's 5
. B. Freoeb, of Omaha, Neb., ar
ri./d at the Maqueen last night.
NoW Is the time to paint and the
place to gt your paint is at Savage's.'
The Brasillan parllamet was
opened by the emperor yesterday.
The big discount on ladles shoes
till ope aet C. B. Tower & Co. *
C. W. Anoerson Is In the city from
Forsyth and stopping at the Maqueen.
Take some of Bollard's pure Call
lerala wine for the stomash's sake.l
The volanoe of Volcano ts in alarm
lag sit o erd opon. Sltreams o
lava me pouring down the mountain
ea the Pomeil side.
Whm et rvu elk, we pav bhr (Oorfta
Whm duse a Child, she ried for Ceatorl,
Whas became Km, Mbe clung to CA.orts,
Whim se h Chuidren dishe ve them Obtir
Him Helen Phloney, of Auckley,
Iow.a who hs been vialting her
Sonad, C. S. Pulver, In Miles City,
left leSt ight for the wewt.
The eemptroller of the ouloeney
haM eabotfled the Brown National
bank of 8pokshe Fal's, to begin busl
ng"e wish a plotal of 1100,000.
Prof. Job Donaldson, who gave a
s*pMrr(g d lbibon ere with P.tsy
-,Ir ae, msed through oe No. 2 for
MiOmapds yesterday morning.
T"e LaU DoUliged.
- Lmmfore- and as pwrMt
blowins as^^p N 9 m ha
aliano Is or ag
favorite remedy. Ille pIleaein' to 'he
eye and to the tate, gentle, yet effect
ual in ating on the kidIte) , liver 9,d4
bcwe's.
Two great enemies--Hood'sd arsapa
rilla and impure blood. The latter Is
utterly def ated by the peculiar mewll
ole.
The wtekly bank statement shows
a reserve decret ,e of $3,004,000; specle
decre.ae, $9,703,00. The banks now
bold $',572,000 In exces of the 25 per
ce.nt rule.
Recretary Tracy has awarded the
Union Iron Works, of San Francisco,
the contract for constructing the great
armored coast defense vessel at a cost
of $1,:28,000.
Prof, Bich has Just received a quan
tity of imported family wine, which
sells at $1.50 per galluon. This Ia a
*ileudid summer cordial and its pu'
ity Is guaranteed. *
Attorney-General J. B. Clayberg sl
In town. He came down yesterday
from Helena to argue a tax levy case
sgalust the county before Judge Lid
dell. The argument will be made this
evennlog.
During the conlinuance of target
practice at Fort Keogh, dreg, parade,
whicb ha. heretofore been a daily fea
ture of garrison duty, is ourtailed to
once a week, on Mondays. Target
prartioe will continue for twomonths.
Having purobaaed the Excelnior
coal mine from Jos. Bateman we are
now prepared to furnish th's coal on
bhort notice. Leave orders at Birkle's
or Miss Bateman's. Tioa. GIBus,
CHAS. OXFORD,
* M. K. SEELY.
A regular meeting of U. 8. mrant
Post No. 14, 0. A. R., will be held at
post hall Tuesday evening the 7th
lusr., at 8 o'clock. Business of im
p,,rtanoe will be transacted. Com
rades will be punctual in attendance.
By order of E. A. KWDIILEIt,
Post Commander.
Miles City, Mont., May 7, 1889. "
Fort Keogh was the scene of a very
plteamat social occurrence yesterday
in the serenade given to Col. and Mrs.
Swalne, of the 22nd Infantry, by the
full band immediately after dress pa
rade In recognitlon of the thirty-third
anniverary of there wedding. The
onlonel is just recovering from a
severe attack of erysipelas, but was
well enough to be seated on the piazza
of his quarter., whe wre in the company
of Mrs. Swalne, and olees and ladies
of the poet, he acknowledged the oom
pllmeaLt.
Two more Ocltws.
J. 8. Coleman and George Landre
were both naturalized by Judge Lid.
dell yesterday, the irst severinl his
allegiance to Great Britaln and the
second his relationship with France.
We Kaseked 'em Oat.
The ball game played at Fort Keogh
Sunday between the Fort Keogh's and
the Miles City boys rulted to a soore
of 1 to 16 in favor of iles City; the
poe was a eles one and very skil
fully played. Tale Is the firt tlns
that the civilians pat the soldiers to
flight.
Auisab Waist.
John McDonald desires o remind
the people of Mile City that he Is pe.
pared to fill all orders for arte.sia
water and respectfully sollcits the pa
tronage of all who desire to be prompt.
ly and faithfully served. Leave aeders
at Smith & Haynew' csore and you
can depend on their reoeiving atten
tLos.
Death of Mr. Weaver.
The elder Mr. Weaver, father of the
Weaver boys, Cnbooe and Hugh, died
Sunday mornolng at the ranch of the
latter. He had lived a long time nla
the oommunlty and waq a much re
speetod Citlon. His death was the
result of a protracted illness. The
funeral was attended by a largn nau
ber of eltisens.
No Cases mr a isese.
It I1 etated upon asthorlty that
thre are now no oases of sarlet fever
I the oty and thatb beyond theproper
eerolso of oauton neessary to lnsure
a prevetatIve no ese ur alarm ox
lets. The ehlld of C. R. OrlIAlt, hero.
tofern stated to have the co.in fever,
now proves to have bees allotd with
oe other diomder not at aUl of a
malignant eharaoter. A prominent
drug lon t te lty seid be had been
eopelnegd ag fr a tw deays ps a
"run') on ertsllo aid sad isasulda
d ther dslafeetants. It l very
proper, w w ay, to pote rie tbmes
vnivMMbe pinet e enemy whieb
has net a yet hewn itedf very bad
but there s so nause fo exeIlamest
r fo my peeum laving tows.
An )algae as * Alres
Mr. B. F. ktihe , who lives at
1r iseloe, a towsn se m aslen M
ILMUe Mbid rLt shois tibue ao.
1
I riln has I, re ample with plenty of
preceding snow. The ground is In an
I excellent ,oditiou d fo agrlJulture.
Nearly 51,1 o) head of oattle, be
btatee , have already gone up
the trail fromn Texas by the way
of Wyominbg, which are being
dlltribluted shout Stoneville and the
' ,unty anjtfcet. Twenty-three
w~AKoi*, coll'tirlt,g cnamlp outfitLn and
f,od Ieave lsttrted ior W\Vudover whcrd
they will eimploy nme antd conduct
htrds up into Montana. He gtys that
onl:itsz of this k:nd are going down
all the time, and it Ih probable that
man)y more have gone,. but this many
has paused by he knows of. He ex
pect lively times in his part of the
Oouitl' this eea,ou.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Agony is Courted
By person, who, attacked by a mild form of rbeu
tnmtimm,nliHghet to .eek prumpt relilef. aubsequent
torture is prr v. itd by as inmmediate resort to
Hostetter' r-tornach Bitten. light exposure, an
occasional daught, will beget this painful malady:
where there e, a Iredlposition to it in the blood.
It is not dilicrIlt to arrest tae trouble at the outset
luwt well nigh imwlpoebeb to eradiete it when ma
tured. No evidence to relation to this superb
blood depurett is tmor,, positive than that which
estabhlisei it., t.acy a a plroe ntive std remedy
for rheumntiru, N.ot only is it thorough, but
safe, which the vegetable and mineral poisoos,
often taken as enrltire of the disease, are net.
Besidesexpelling the rheunatie virus from the
system, it overeorues fever and ague, billiousnes,
constipatiln and dyspepsla.
Male Help Wasted.
RALllSMN-We wish a few omea to sell our ood
by sample tr, the wh l.'e.e and retail trate. Larg.
set wan·u'rs in our ine. Enclose " rest stamp.
Wages 1i per day. Permanent positinn. No poe
ta', answered. Money a lrancee for wages, ad.
ertlain , etc. CI.NT.NIAL MIlr'ao Co., ,'n-.
CINtATI, OHIO.
OOD'S
The lrtaoLc t ourutyIg the Mood am&
mot be overmwn..t., ithout pure
Wood you s eaJo" pgood hAeL.
At this s.aso amerly . vr one nsds a
gooe amoma is puriyr, wtalr, .o ad .arit.
th blood, sad Hhed'. rIspaol is wort-y
your l.admee. L uis peallar mn that it
treagashm abnd hdls up he , eyin. ureuaet
m, appeeat, tn m.s the dlipal , wh-e
Ssradless die. lve is a tral.
Ibood's lasparils Is m bra drgts.
h0p by C. L eood " Co., Ia.ell, Mar.
100 Do. One Dollar
DUNLAP HATS
el o. flu
eatIn l the
World in
the latest
look and
colors.
Watch fur the prices on a nuw h1*
voice of men's sno a to be opened In
a few day.. " ........
O' B. TOWERS & Co.
Combines the Juice of the Blue lFu o
California, so lative and nutritious
with the medicinal irtue of plants
known to be most beneicil to the
human vsstem, forming the ONLY PER.
FECT REMEDY to act ently ye
promptly on the
KIDIETS, LIVER AND BOIEU
-AND TO
Cleanse te System Effltally,
PURR BLOOD,
REFPREHINO SLEEP,
HEALTH and STRENOTH
Watrally follow. ery one is aulg
.ad Ull a de4* ld wit i Ask yow
drggW for SYRUP OrF FI. Ua
factsi" aly by td
CALIORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
I"a Fmaucm, Cas.
ISMWMUSA E. nmw tVe4 i Y
FOR MEN i
APWIII Y Y
110111
pi'PRICa
'AKIN9
Used b. the niLted ates Oo.ewmen RadoI by te heads of the Great tnersiti.es
i R cood Analyats, as the Strongest Purest and most Healthful. Dr. Price's Cream
k.i f Powder desnot contala Ammonia, tlmeor Alut. Dr. Price's Delicious Plavorin Ex.
racts, vsnlal, Lemon, Orange, Almond, Rose, etc., do noteantaln Poisonous Oils or Chemicals.
PRICE MAKING POWDER CO., New York. ohloego. st. LouIs.
I. SILVERMAN,
SALES AGENT FOR
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, PHILADELPHIA.
-o
Horing receirved the abore agency for Eastern Mon tafrl. JI c, nor pre
Iwpapred to fake orders for CLOTJII.Gr, either ready ,made .,r MAD41)"' TO
"ORDER. .Representing the LARGE'ST CLOTHING( Hot '. E in th., Unitdl
States, Icon sofely guarantee to my patrons perfect atiNjctaaion le tl flinj,, vi
thIrir orders. o1i samples include all the latest nove lti.c in yf nt,' wfar or
S.PI'I.NG and . C'MMER aud our custom made garmeni.ts a~r p,.t It in an
style seoond to none.
The fgqures I am able to give you will avre you from 2O to 25 per cent
under any clothing house or agency in the territory.
As I g:arantee all work my patrons will have the privilege of thorough
xramination before accepting order.
I. SILVERMAN,
~ales Agent for Office with
WANAMAKER & BROWN. W. t. SAVAGE, Drug Store.
TI! WIT'1H ?iHAIM
ALFRED WARD. Prop.
TeBoi Mufliegr' fir Gaitluin
Irerytir Pifrnt (Ialn.
Musk lee... CMr lom. Rll4iIIdr med 1
sheke Ush tL. eho c. Uquors. ldh i W
wbatburr "hme.s"
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
Coae r ef tlk n wetrelo Mlle. CYllr ,
SIITB & HAYRES'
MODELI --
ý96ROCERY
We na.ke a speLaiaty of
Fine FaaluylGruener
Keep nothlo but Ibe beet and rCe .but
In r trr99 Tskit d are confdeut
Of gtvl shite ulm l~ gall.
rt.M 1S4S10 ourt
patron..
GIVE cSAC0ALL,
LIFE RENEWER!
S ad ti
l p to alls8 ' SL
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r ~ ~ ~ . ill IIr· · rl
jior tot r etl Iah~· '~I
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Aol
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BIRKLE & TRUSCOTT
Wholsale and Betfll dealre In
,-OROICE
New goods ooateatly arriving and
EVERrTIM EN.
We handle the largest and moMs
varied asortment of
In th elty.
We respect*lly solclt a Increasso
patronage. pledging ourselve to gdiv
the best estlfaotaeo.
MILES CITY
IRON
AND
PUMP WORKS
1
B. I.UI A, Prprietr
J. I. BuIICu
CWn hg. er.
Thk .at barsu
1r1 1 m ±OEs 8r3r4 sIr
srmncuur TsU 'tm
a, a e aee
aemf =SE=2'l.
masse~mwwao*.I ****
HATS, CAPS
-AND-
STRAW 600GDS
The Creedoor Hats.
Driingi Glori.s,
GlovEs of All l.
1OBDON& FEBGUSOI.
U..*.gieao..Ue.e wa...
No, 216 218. £2r. EAST FOVNTB l.
St. Pau i Mna.
WlSend t.r tur ltbhogrspb -
"ravlng of new styles.
BANKERS
Scsr " t O re.
eEINK
Piobt, I K Ealt
(halv Z Irfgta per Piut or ONE U.tl
LA R per "'Illon meat subject
t1· your approval.
Soi IM!iss mraat4cd or e chq
GUIGNON INK CO,
66CIC*oAve . wLo.!
Flm Chv& 3pMfi
Stage Line,
WEARE & THORNBURUHPurp
DEADWOOD
AD -:" tIIemmilI1 ":- nil,
~ ~i wn~~ w( JI.0
KU SUL's ý' .PATRý IZIN
ao. Oil ~ . $atiU t e
WON*
FOUR NEW BTATUS.
South babk45. Noeh Dakota. K6fml
waablaraft
On Petrusr 22. vIM, the rsldapt d.." tu
balberewig South Daskota. North DaLkt, Yk
tes.p. uad ashlmglon states of te UsmI..
Sotti D&Ix,,T.-1b* reat Paisrie UmWa
.frhb tisrst. Pool, Minapols. 4k ise
kealwas has 'Ir caiBn UI114 1echiDn 3
Aberdosa, Heron. Wsiterown, a" teams p
W oto .o.b Dakotaviathe sit. Pault t.
A '4spltobs Railway and psa esvgh Ig.
sad Vistnempotls en route.
NORTH. DAKOIT.A-Whes , i ms Xe
Hard Soachb FIb Whom,; wham burds e"
nirturso the most vigorous "4 hiatay
on rarta; when single moumatss raal n
ow. aun barley than motf sft at: as Id
oese fertile prodras is rpsgb. them do
tbVile;aborts Ike Title Mesat . ie
IDevils Lake land dista laviteslo mr r
to*euros Fro. bow & Nwiateft
service to Fargo Ga b. OGre
Inks, Sesttameud a"1 ell thes r
MONTANA, ?IS GOLDEin.-Ttomufo
oinosof pnelooagmeb;v wehh a
Irop thA oe slo pe17am" a l"I:P
"enotry pr ftiaheatinee atsInth;~
Is universl; wlaleb be te dobat -
worm; a babor Winter SSmmiW
.ias& f"o lb Pa.M..Te ed
lie rir i -10916, 1J(
ItsA ashhe3erws Seth oSeeem
tem thgeg .mthaae It...!
Ukft En t10 tle agith of
acts". Item to swim. is timp--~E
a Watter, ead Coal is
sets; lum lb "Itts. an m
Ime two land
saw, "so I, - - mablin
Vellor pIlateOsad abaft memo
Utah to Ceit"Goole x~at6~
Kim, 1-e 1ua adm m 2 s.
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