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TiLE DAILY YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL.
VOLUME VII. No. 27 MILE3 QITY, MONTANA, W i:DNES-AY. JULY '7. . PRIZ:CE I'IE CENTS
THE DAILY JOI' TiRA t4
77 " I. / f."jfl~ /'/ 1" 0/I r, 1, p I *Ulj' 4,
Every Morning Except M, nday,
Populatio;l of Miles City . . 3,000
Term:, of Subscrirt u'i;
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ru(e od ,.- Mi",- ' jut. 1 ti 1, it ;:15 y
C . 1.}.L'1 Ili l:. vi I, rl
Kmwuanuel Pha iturr (i iv )I al) i'Itr 't --,
Uac.*tndaya at f I.Ia. Air! J."41I a. I.iii
.rata, . rector.
Uipttat (lirirc-\\ tit. M. 11' 8Cifltr vator.
Praibitit ! r tlaea MutraV at 1t a. mt, a1 . t.,
W . A cordial mitiltitiot to all.
Methodist ('hutch-r.errtceii -itniay. It a. iit.,
:Au p. w. Prayer Iitetting vi~lneaday etcv~itlI
:4.S. P. Lowry. pa~lor.
t'rasbyttrian 'hnrirvh-JAernue P] i.nday, 11 a. Lt..,
?:S'j p. tu. T. C. Ar:ustrctrlg, pa·tur.
i hurch ol =atrrst I1hart, I I ol!rcicrvt ..
geery first tnt third -hltrl) oft i wont b. Wtithl
Mar at I. ::,,, a. ii.. rutnity -t hb r at 2 p, i.
Veapezi no d u~ediI tiot at a.1 . 1.. i.
F ATHKat r t'Att EI.YN.
t t1C 1 ETI f;h
A. 0. H.-DUivtiun No. 1 Meets Enht and scond
oadayrof each rootbh.
K. of H.-Meete first and third Wednesdays at
7:40p. in., at 0.11 FIkelh.' IuIll
A. F. &A. MW.-Yellow tonee Lodge, N o. M. , tlrt
and th~rd Wadtiesdaye.
R. A. M.-Vfliowrt,.ie Chapter, No. 5, second
fbunday,in *JO i I moat a
K. T.-I-luaeacu ,qI opanieryfourth I Thtre"
1. 0. 0. F.-('taster Lodge, No. 13, reey
Voaday at their hail.
1. O. O. F.--stentinai Encarillpment, No, 6, dnll
ant third~ Friday.
K. of I.-Craaladrr IodIge, No. 7, ThuIrsday
*Yaions at O1 F.llowa 1II11.
C. K. of A.-)1 ilex city iranit, every w'inday at
Lof L.-Firlt and thiir.I Sit tr lavy.
0. A. R.-t'. . 't1tt 1'.t, No. it, Bret and
1.0. .ý. T.--star of the W~e', No. .A. every
Sl.of V.-.;: c"('."p No. I. M1e. t drt naln
- ird Mon !ae, ot eacht mIouli, at laud 1TKll tar
1.
N. PARKEK 1. W. TOkPI''N
NORTHERN PACIFIC
FOUNDRY
PEARKE & TOPPING
Mannlasfuenr of all I nda of
IRON and BRASS I
CASTINGS.
BRAINERD, I NNL3OTA
UIeEDROOR ARIORY
UsAUSLAND'S
GUNS.
BZVOLVERS.
AMMUNIT ION
(OWUdasalpti i Th. LAau i * oC&
e3gev, dbarI s RI~ U 13 the a t.
W (s(mltbllI and Repaialg I .1 kin
hldrCry .kPitch~rs Catati
1IcINTIRE S BAZAAR ý.,' .''ý "-1.1º,. 1.
111 " , k. '. K
w ~ * 1'\ 1' .r I1,\
4- . u I i I ; r l l " ,
LOWI[R PRiiC S
ta !4r I lr f j. alt t Ir. I. ii . t 4l*r 4t,* . 4, t . I * '' 4i tin, a I 1~'* 'l .
mud iiI i *r-. 'lhr.'i 1.-.r ,r -1.wl
':, l d anti 'r/"llll~l -h- -,"._~i
Whr llcINTIRE'S BAZAAR
JOHN ADAMS & SO`.
W
-COMISSION :-DEALERS
-I,
SrLIVE STCCK. _
[ION STQCK YARDS, CHICAIGO.
W i'lI n lil '!li't ;r lt Illpl'rs Foriiishr 'il .
FIR ST
NATIONAL BANK
OP
2V.CIL ES CIT T,. SACO17T dITl'ANA
THE CLIEST AD 1FERGST BAK.' IN FASTERN MONTANA
W. B. JORDAN, PreRident.
0. M. MILES, Vice President.
F. B. WEIRICK, Cashier.
H. B. WILEY, ~a:.istant Cashier
.INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MILES CITY. MONT.
THE LARGEST BANK IN EASTERB MONTANA
NTEREST ALLOWED ON TIME,, DEPOSITS
W. R. BTEBBINS. President, WM. HARMON, Vice President.
H. F. BATCHELOR. Cashier. C.:L. MERRILL, Asst. Cbsh
WILLIAM HARMON
Wholesale and Retail,
:Fancy and Stap1le
GROCERIES
Ranch and Stock Men's Supplies a Specialty,
Main and Sixth Strqet . * * - - Miles City
Ine Stock, Loans, Real Estate and Notary Public
Agent for the oldest and m St relaable
FIRE, LIFE AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE CO'S
And the oldest ent to town.
LIVE STOCK A SPECIALTY
Money Loaned on First Class Security.
Cattle and sheep re nches, and improved farms .or
sale at a bargain with easy terms of payment.
Houses to Beat and Collections Made.
Several oomfortable 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. :ezu and Eastern
GATTLE FOR SALE
In lots to suit purchsers. Also several chole bands of hee and
Pennslvan "l Black Top," registered rams and Short Horn thoronuabted
sad grade bulls for sale.
WILLIAM COURTENAY, MAln STREET.
Wants Famale Suffrage
A t1"'.:1 1-1 t c r: t. to
:i N t Rt. jar: en :ed.
A Pure u I). .r Rec corner e
t. be Est b>i c., with O'11
ers t l be A, . j t u
tI'iii l Iiit U vr u 5t~ if 1'e 1 l' i " u i'rv,
etiii. r4u1 .rv Ii.¼1t1'll -br oilrk i be
a itifrtihi ltu i.: tit. llr I d nlb o
y 14 cire 'ta' r* tr! I - .liht r."r njer II-wal
al-kin;I that :ILn.. t tra tal :,." r Tc. "n of
Iat.r t-k I t tr t-e, ih e ir e It l e-t
at):1'rtr*. . i . \arli. t............ real
t;,iv of thet~ N:+ Iuil It f~rm a--ui~t
I'-n in regaiiI ! 1jn4 p vrIlriticiple inI
civil vgovernhi.-Iut, in w ,Iih thti ttide
wefntl are tijik tlit ni"irly aill the
Ma~te Colictitult~ons i rfliln aeknowl
&edgnients of Aniliuhty Cud, more or
.e-.s clearly expiie-s-ld, I[ut the -a-ocla
tion desiret .omethtnit w're definite.
i The committee sUbmitrlted a proposl
tinn fr the ewtal f ibhl ent of a bureau
tf labor and the appoirrtent of a
superintendent. A iprovl-lon that no
officers except senators and rel:resen.
tatives under the law of the new state
should hold more than two years was
adopted.
MIolm 1hat44uht(llIy True.
Two reports from the prinl.ipslo in
tli. r. aIjt j'rest prieC f1gh: comp to us I
fin n,(I i.H aI. (the Is t hat Kilrain
N.is- -,~ri pe.-I Thre icr. 'IIolin~y is t in
I:. I r!." - "r i'f a relporter, ani failed
": I· kii ii. t rr .ii of the frigihtful
I44h+lndin'i I h"" I a-l received RIoIm
1:214"; t, : ".+l *i"k bjefore. Thle
lii r -a · that on tie samtie dny at ti,'
lag. metropolis, Su ]Iivan, while on i
higih lonesomue, run sTriss Jatck-on
the Australian, and his tatc vi'tliri.
Sailur Brown in a saloon,, where, aift.i
some word-, "Sully" promptly slug;eed
the little fellow, bat, strauge to ray,
overlooked the stalwart seuegamhl n, i
and allowed himself to be led out be
fore cleaning out the house as is his
custom when in one of his playful
niuod%. Following this luclden:, J.
Lawrence and his cohorts started out
in carriages to do the town, while
Kilrain, flat broke, unshaven and
snmeared with Indiana mud, borrowed
twenty dollars from the Rev. Mr.
Davies to assist him to Canada.
Hard to Get at 'E .
County Asseesor Thompson, who re.
cently paid an offcial visit to the cat
tie men on the Clow reservation, s.ays
that the people there refuse to yield
any information as to tho number of
J·ttle they po.rws. They are silent
on the subject and when asked the
number of (mttie they own, say "find
out what you can." The assessor has
been "finding out what he can" with
pretty good succe.s and be expects
that when be comes to turn in his
list, he will have nearly the number
of cattle on It !hat are sustained 'on
the ('row reserve. He says the cattle
men propose to law on the queetlon of
their liability to pay taxes as soon as
an attempt is made to colleo, the
money and It Is expleted that a lively
fight will ensue.
Sixteen were Killed.
Leighton & Jordan have received an"
luntallment of their stock which they
purebased In Idaho. The balance Il
be here in a few days. The lot which
arrived is 14 ears, in all numbering400
head. They will be driven to the
firm's rang 'nn Powder river. The
rattle were brought from Amerloan
Fall, Idaho, over the Utah Northera
to Butte, thenoo over the Montana
Central to B*elea, tbence over tbhe'.
P. to thib place. Whilell trleulto.
.1; . I
V _ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ !:" - t 'w i
- : ,. -.
a *." t"r , 'tt ! 7 V . ' -ii ',h ar:
uI . I · .. 'I ''W v - i K *.
a~: ~ ,z'Ii·· t I ti arI 'frujr;r
Th1. "Ii iu -n H:: . t .l 11. : i
1'1 n
f",y 1 i' X gr.:1 ., 1 ..1 I !.. : L 'I
*-! '' .:r
Il'li&- 2.· '·· II t A.' 4. v
\l..l-, I.(:: - 1
.\1llr:I r r-)lllI... 1". IC 1, '.1' 1: 1
+d 1 Iý.lý .t 1 ' , f
IIII L . l1.. I .' " I1'
jI. i! l1
by tlt' 'I 11 . .~ ~I f .
1 ! r.1 \r 1' . :I ". tV "
IIk1ab.;'C. -
T.1 dP- li.;/" a -ul Iriiitky when Pick
ii to Imurt mult " azd juvir.* (Lath.
Taike aiYIItI' tan rriyine. .1: L)rul
giiit".
RtJ4jt all tl lierv touikp atil ajpl
11-i'r ati~dlit 4"11 to IIIaftaribtf Nervu ei.
Cured ruie if I*:pi p-y. Have gainjid
37 piundb, all! hlayV iint had a tlt for
4 years. \AL1I.i{. KiHAI[AM,
'c~lvh' idH.1k.
--I -
ODDS AND ENCS.
The 1,a:anlt} of Cathcrine of flBusit,
it is hb.il, c i kdi ell ihe ''fir. en ctes.
rUn !" t . 1 lu r: 1 , 11 "%' ter onlyII. 1!1 I
aThe if other t "I tfll I
1FI li n )-t"" -f ie ping th11.,1 ',lo 'ire nutn
.'in (pe1 ;rtun*nti'. trhui ufl a a'iilroul
, in aiI t - i .1uint't.
rate of tiii'IV twnC Ihilc IVS r m:inute.
thepr of : .it'*
Iort h~eo~li, M. T1., hai~I.0 t:,
ranm~e of t u mii&'rat~uc of :i'VIC Q I.C'
earth. I.i4t-111101 mm iii liii . ,1 'I
above, while rlecent I it r ,:1 1
(legs. eluow zero, a total rimý . of 1'i
deity.
Candor is thie seal ,f a kle minllld.
the ornamenut and pride ,f nman, th[,
sweetest charm of Wmalllal. tliQe :orl
of rascals and ti' rarest Irtuo of
sociability.-Ientzcl Steman.
That action is beat which procures
the greatest happiness for the greatest
numbers.
"I sayV Jenkins, can you tell a
young chicken fromni an old onef' "Of
course I can." "W\\ell, ho'.v t" "By
the teeth." "Chickens don't have
teeth." "So, but I have. "-Pick Me
Up.
Praise, to mean anything at all,
must be sl,J)ntaimeous and plrinpted by
real approval of character or admira
tion of excellence; other- iseo it is as
futile as a bubble that floats a moment
in the air amid is gone forever.
The twenty-third anniversary of the
Protestanit C'lhia inland nmisionsin
London brought out the fact that
there are now 828 protestant misslon
aries at wourk on those missions that
the number of Chinese who had been
baptized diarnllg the Fear ona profe.
sioa of Protestant faith was 471, mak
ing the inurdsr now in church fellow
ship in connection with the missions
2,46i.
The word "humidity" is the beacon
light of the flannel shirt. Skeptics
who have decried its ap,..artice as
vulgar and undremy and maintained
rigorously their allegiance to muslin
and pique during the hott, t datys of
the year, yield to the cotnu lciug in.
Bluenno of the new phase -Clothier
and Furn.er.
.The ountry ot of the late Join i
4 ta aid, was remtiy
Ily~ p~lla 4)P n PIO p8,8000, _'l)
" -. "j.'. 1 . oL t Mr.
T:. . 1:alone cost
- , . . > ,,.:i '.. , a large
t: . v built in
.. : +. ..t ."wit, the
" - 1i .,'. ,+ +ved.
1 . . . . ' i , :-.' : ., orld,
- ., I. t
- I , i1
' - I" -1 , . . . . t o
,.." . ii to
.- . . , '.1". 1 t ..' .: ten
.r T ... in 1- : all tlhe
t c'. .:,. . :tr co' dlill
5 . . 1. spi,,.,. while
I , r1 1;1 . " ' I "I r to the iastest
t. -. ,-.. t '-U. TheI nuLnber
,I ,Itt a . ,'ai . .,ahli.ihmtnts in
Sis :d t1 lte 4 . :vmng em
l' " L,t tia 14 if 'i' hti :t 1-. I, hands,
t1. lt t. i ;1: i .. 1'.' l . "ta1 b,**.t g eP
1i1 i, t":, l.. l.+ ! " I+ . Iý, L l t ý.
A Lul ; ,true.
21. ( .'. , Cite so
I , t . W. ceMs as
..l ·'.'·x..:.;~:t. the
1 Sir
'a ', rt a ~ great
1. t . 1.:.t stand
:i: u and
S. 1 ;... ..rep.
* . 1 r, to
1 r :. ide for
-A , . L '.4 2: 2t. V entire
: I~ :· ~Kcided
2 .... ~ . P 1*rnci
*: . c f the
mak
* , .... * - . ,1 y the
1: I . active
f ..:u".::u . ..:S.ut re
aJ. Iite L ,j 01 I l l -t, u, lie Lai
~I'~! ,!·! ref t cA 1!.( .iw.·t intelligent
u~. *uI hlra *i ta* p * I(,·il;.. ul party as
W i , .il ir· , tLu2ll a second
ar u. i It :'~r pr..2;:)ting the
Itl. .. .., ' i, I or ,4*~ C .'f A Ampire.'
Cnoe and 'Lryit.
Many thints which semi mysterl
ous, aldl er'.0 a o puzzle the wieat
men. night ie. if thie calus&e aiid effect
were unIIIrshtr(A. as easy if solultiO
as t!;Ž( utltkicci in the fI ilowiug in.
cii. t w I\i il ll is i'el;ate 1 of L; t fozi, the
p1¶:t I.ltura1n; Lt. VQia d I.e enter
talll a cii:ijiany of -tm;:ii, hed
sav::,ts it d'ininir, at tlae Qoi:clution
of '' h !.u &l they all wt e:it oat into the
gardein
It v'.at, a very Lot si 1liae's day.
In the rcuter of time grIunLds there
sto idl oIn a j. c'tal a Ialr·;e :ius gobe,
%hllith uvia ' l the guatsrts (t.;Ipu;.ed to
touch wi wth hi, Lant~d. wlizu to found,
to his astouiiiiiuiet, that it w:as wa
er on the b.iialav side thani on the side
turned tut. .urnl the 'an.
lie cuiuiiuicatell this diiccovcry to
the otlir ,"1 t wiho at ouic.,1 l1rseed
ed to tt ri:t' thie ttciincuit What
could ill tile cause
Ali m·iuatittd discussion iiiIsued, in
the i.t: \e itf which c. I v iia gluable
Iaw ci phiihCbics \\ as I'1L,.c . ecount
fitr the at'a 'e i';IrIIIx. At ILngth
our sc. Iti to air~cd that it must be
h.O \ (IA i tc i 's' f ' t ' I t ti~il, m
l iil~i'in .r t\iialithioi, or ýc.-ie uther
Vi,,!i K- was, li ac". t. i, 4uite
coil!',:, t1.. mm d, c~: 1'. _ 1. rt : l ener,
sa: ,: 1:t,) : "It hiy the
globe i, \vuir: , . , ?lv side
than Iu the se tunrll t :ui'
The it nt; rcdlied. "1it''aus~ 1in' t Dow
I turuie It Imouid fIr feIar of Its tl'clP
',ilui w1i:11 the great Thieu."-Youth's
SClnipaiien..
ilIs I'pew.
Ini former tilues, when society If,
nortd the natural ar aattected tlhea
titicial, pastoral pe.ts and pltes.Id.
picted such graceful, sayly dzesd
shepherds and sheherdese u as
never seen save in the Aoedl o
dreamland. The "crase" att+ad
its climax when the unfortu. ke
queen of France impersonated a
dairy maid and her husbll
Louis XVI acted the
a miller. The absurdity of the "t
illustrated by a humorous
quoted in "$tay Leaves of L
ture."
A London damsel whose ideas
been Areadianised by the peru
passorals, wandered into the Bel Is
the hope of dscovering a live "
To her delight, she encountered
under a hawthorn hedge, with his
by his sile and his crook in his
and his sheep rnlidabout him
if he were sitting to be
china for a chimney ornament.
But our banlt wanted the '
sable accompaniment of a
reed, in ,rder thlt he might
his solitudo with the chrns of
Touched with pity at this pI
and lapsing unconsciously into
cal language, the city
claimed:
"Ah, gentle shepbew\.
where' syour pipeI"
" t it hom,
ha'sItot a

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