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'l' 1 hAILYV J(JlIINAI.
P111 Mirre Ih, En'at ton.*.
Iast rern m ailll c iOsMe ....... . ......... .. .... I-,: ,I ( . I..
We.ter. l Imail chl e. ..... ......... ............. .*. ii p ll.
S'lire Noi c utdlllllllv 12 1
'pearlish malt .'t.l. Mlona.v,., tWedlday l and
Friday at I! . im.
Tongue river maill cloi.e, .olldayt and Thi,-,.
lays at N l. m.
e oten a ............ .................... .... a. I..
O cllle ell.* .............. ........................ ....... . . 111
Money order rllce. ............ .................1 a1i.
leglatry clo s ........... .................... .......... . 111.
Jno. McA'Cl.tANn. F M.
sortberm Parifi Time Table.
LKTAV MILIS CITY M0uNO WET.
No. I. Parlie Expre........................I:...U r. s
18. Elzpres* Freight........................ 'I6 £ X.
i. Freight.......................................l:2! A. M
LAVEY MII.E CITY il)lINO IAS
o,. . AtlanticL Iorre.................. .:t1 A. N.
" 16. Ipressl Freight......................... A. N.
'* Freight................................. 1:4 . .
Ulifrial birrertn.
FEDERAL DIRLETORY.
UDlagate to Congreel........ Ths, II. Carterr, elenst
ieerneyr...........................B. F. White Helena
Secretary .........................I.. A. Walker. Helena
Tevsurer........ ................reeu Preuawt, Helenkl
Auditr.........................Ja. ulllllan, Helena
Cilef Jutlac.... ..... ..........II. N. Blake Helena
('tephen ieWolfr
Ars late Jutlc ............... M. J. Lidell
STheo. . Bach.
. . or . e.neral............l~Ha j. H. (reene, Helena
L.l toadest of Pubtlic Instruction...........
.............................. A. C. . Lona, Helena
OU. . Marshal.ý.........................eo. Irvine. Bulltt.
tellector 11. A. Interinal Revenue.......James .hlelhly
elgister O N. Land of11ce.....A. Grover, Nile (City
Recevlrr P. I. Land ' tlae..Atlrain Hall, Mile (:liy
.'OUNT' OFFICERP.
Councll an ................................. (. R. Middluetuon
MeIbenuf the liouse .............. I ,lt;l JIi
dberifl ........ .................h........ .......Th . H. Irvulll
Treasurer .......................................t. H. LMerrill
Clerk and IRecorder ........................1. CI. Dear
lDeputy .erk of Illstricl l'ourtJn.lu s M Fatlan
udilgeof Prohl.... ..................... . M. <chlwarta
.ounty Attorney........................... . A. Hllrlriih
IArsesor........................................T. J. Thuomuln.on
earveyor... .. ........................ P. H. Ilarri.on
Coroer........................................... . Jilvrusage
Cou.ty Physician .................. . r. R. . KItlil
4uperintdent of .chnbE.ls.........M i. In.LIaCuolpy
PublMe Administratur.........................J. II. Wa:r.
(I.. A. IIHilanu
?emmissioner ...........................` 1:. W . Atleitmo
I er. 'cheIts
MILE' ('7 Y TI"*W."1111'.
tice of the Pace..................... Win. . Iirtte
SA. ThM rllV.J.
J(Ma tableF ...... .. ... .. ............. .. an
('ORPORATION OF MILES CITI.
Mayer................................. ....R. ... Redd
City Attorney.......................W. A. .urlei.,h. r
Olerk................. ......... . . , .or,l'un
lre aurer...... ................................. . . W It..
Chelf of Pollee ................. .....I). N. I,ay!ord
Police agitat........................................... II Ko.
A LIIElllN.
First Ward-H. Moran. Ed (C'lnlupll.
Second War.l-1. '. Calle lan, uis Barli.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Patil R'me t '=-,ght.
Smoke tha Phni,,x elitr. "
Fall sty . ,of K-no hats atO)rsCIel's.'
The rei..aIry showed 6'2N OnaUtu rys
terday afterlnlll.
Bdilar. has some fine old port and
sherry for fam'ly use. *
Jepp Ryan left f r hi~ ranch on the
Musmelabell loat nihrt.
Margery Dw to-nilht.
Pasture withl running water. For
terms apply to LKIOHTOx &JoDAN.*
Several bhate were ht on the repre
sentative rece, estetrdav.
Birkle & Truecott were hayiog stook
ear at the yards yesterday.
Patti Roe to-niabt.
Astle A McDonald have received
two mew rige from St. Paul.
Mrs. Sam Matthewsd parted for the
east yesterday on a pleasure trip.
Margery Daw to-night.
(Go. Grin bet Lute Dear his mus
tache tbat (arter would he elected.
GOe. Cutler was In the city yeater.
dif from bit reaeh on Tongue river.
John Kostalak received word yeater.
dy of the death of his brother at ,t.
Paul.
D. J. White left for the Bow ead
Arrow ranch on north Sunday oreek
yesterday.
C. H. Coleman, eigar manufacturer
of Milwaukte, arrived in town Wed
sdasy night.
Patti Rsa to.nlght.
A bet on the election was made yes
terday that Torn Carter would reoeive
3,o0O mjnrlity.
Miles, Itrevell & Ulmer report the
sale f a good many coal stove during
this obilly snap.
Louis Bachb reuived a carload of the
Origal Budweiser beer yesterday,
straight from St. Louis.
Margery Daw to-night.
hs aby w ak, we gave bhr Otorai ,
Wes sews a CthW, she arsd faor Oautia,
Whim d became IU, Ih e lm o Caneris,
Whims A hid emse ,egave oam oiuuorI
Kr.Job. Worstpeter left fr Hiera,
Dakoa, yeotrdal, to visit relatives
and upead the wlnter li our siutertsate.
A Oblee.o and Grand Trunk box
Swas sees on the eat bound freight
pteluer. Quite a way freem boe.
SAMS WOB SALl.
I will be n Miles City, Mnetana, on
o about the 16th of ispt mlbsr, with
I tS e No emg Nnae,
Ieof Addlson Co., Veratent. Thene
wlV~,ill:&o tr jur.1154P will dli well I')
Wait Inr 111,. I). S.'I' ofIT("IIF 1.rt.
w Wp% hrdrrm , \'t.
I o WI I. .i~llit £ac I 1inL, trlrt ,ee0't""I
II~r. U1:i1 the illy yea'rntsy. 1,-all d for
'i', .Jci411 Ii I. -ich.
I' \. ,%eydl, '.1~ it'?w4'rdfl g r fit d
1: 1 11, . returlr dl~r n to tlrrr it h 141 1i'
Ibowl tIi" tacl rv.
1 ls-ll ''lI4 n-tt a er il~lf lc b''a I itt-.
ilt t" "c '.T " 41'11C. Idt. ll'I P'u :t;,'o.tV;
!I' *wi It, . 1I Il lilh.
1! 1.1 I1. f''rm(l o a Mliii o a ntIig hI ts, Ir.
The. 1i.. ,f 14eal+ for Pa~tti fl..1 IN
veiY Lu"'' , 11444 if any git 0l aet11 are
wt-ni. 41 till y imust be i~ricuredt ituii..
Ii-'alolieihu:g & \'411(; likenu it ve
not a, yet ttic.I'-d N4etkintr that large
(1byS ako.
Iem11ui1aiii... f thie blond 041oteiiPas
Mr'a ii? .i.£,l.t!111 Ill I ju NI4Ni4Ii~. Ho'
aur.'l1 :,rIl1"e 1.tiritlc- I Ith lloo i, and
Ile 1411 "'.vtI .echtieg ral.. at Kelly'.
Crlttr oel 'e-.':ier'eht on1 N'Vt~clteeicty
it .11 I~o *ie.ii. r dll.t ti.i fior elezen
and 11.2 utlelr Ihr. edii z,-tt a14 thiree.
Iturll.1 Iran. mnl .exti~ntl trip lio the
f"te.0riIIn fa 4 it of th"rritnry. howr iv.
& Haztv%, -l. rv ~. I he I'hei *'ne sc *nu I .
l.,II,. tit 1 'I per wall oin. '11114 I - a
ity Im uutraltewl. *
("-1. J. J. Hi'knianz'. Lecture at the
IRanlii C'lllrh l.-t night we' lisioned
to by a Imrare audlencc·. He wil leo
tile a ..lo t -nlight pt R o'clock.
EIvery body Invited to atltenl.
A Woidler fell under noneof the beavy
government wagonn at the encamp
ment a few days ago, and hi. leg was
baroken. (&angrueaet In and resulted
fstsly. He wo burledatthe eancmp.
ment.
until .toa tongllht.
Ed Arnold, at the last meeting of
the Building aenciatlion, recoived the
I-an of $1200, for which he will pay
13 per cent. ner annum. Prom all
app.eranee huilding ton MI4e City li
not entirely duad.
Johln Knrtelik. the Miles City igalr
man, l.as returned from a buslness
trip to Forsyth and Rosebud. Mr.
Kastelak think. that In a short time
those t~wns will be using bli brands
of oigars exclusively.
Manager Tully is negotiating with
contraetAre fr the ceiling of the Rink
Opera House half way beck, so as to
make our place of amusement more
pleasant in the winter time, and also
to improve the sound.
T. J. Thonmpsn went west lIst night
as far as Forsyth ti, attend to some as.
eealog. and nrlecntally to look after
his fences which are a trifle out of re
pair, admittlng~.f the treapatong of
republicans no bhi domaDn.
Margery Daw to-ight.
Mr. Frank Hill, deputy sheriff of
Gallatin eounty, ls in tbe city with
the neeeary papers to asm theb r,.
leaIe or Morgan, the man who so skil
fully broke into CielanI & Wylie's
saloon last week. Mr. Hill claims the v
prisoner for an of e.ne of a like ohar
mcter, committed In Boseman about a
month ago.
S.tter Lit.
The following letters remain un
Miled for in the Miles City, M. T., 3
postoflee, September 12, 1880:
Brown. Ed L L,.ey, Fred
Clark., Jerome (2) Lippold, Henry I
Co-nb, M C Leitner. W.m
Collins, Mumm, P H
Conrad, L Mulluy. M H
Folts. Wm Otey, E 8
Gifford, A Stewart, Alex
Gustoflon, Frank Tbl*ean, August
Hackney, Joe Taylor, J
Jonoson,J M
Perons calling for the above letters
will pleas say they are advertsed.
JoHs MoAusmtrD. P. M.
At the rledena. of J. W. Str.ll last
evening was attended with the greet
eot suoess of all lehureh sooal.. The.
programme was well arrapgd and
eared out. Mr. and Mrs. tnrevfl
did their bet that all abould enjoy
themeelves and may well fee satised
s with the result. Mr. Allerton anad
Miss Lottie Allertoo, Miss Laura
Brown and Mia Ealow have nhe
Sthanks of those present hr their auls
tenes, the Alertona emadsrlg several
eleotluse on the banos, ad Mis
* Brown and Miss nlowenaetUol and
res4nla. BReshmbset weo sarwed
at a late hour, after whlok the om
pany departed br boese,aateisa with
e having spelmto of the amss plasmtat
.-prnflni p'eriele. A i'a*l 11(ag ftii'*i@
eaf the. ".a~gal were alsa lar"ural., which
wee e.( a r thet- aaldl f ( all p-a grcwma,
withl..tla al-tna t~enetI ,fA't a' lhi4.!
so, 1.1a11 eat Floo-,
l'a' fe *- 11 l. CC CI. fi l I N tt Iv ' Vatial Iilftri
tLaraaii -ea... la,'a i*, fere a. fiat., assaiwai~te't
i(a.(saa% 1" I"." ua'-t Ia'... haiti to lie
.kaalli.',', I:vr ta'aA Ial ."1 'l-, * 1Ie *ezltlan
Hllet -ii.- ialat-t.., :anIdi aur'laei halItual
Tea lle,.ia it 1134y I aeaaee-a
'r'h l.NeYk.e t, ( i'. JI(UaaaU.'e will, via
til f~ii rtl.'r neat " , lie 'n 011 Ct' tilt.
J''II!a Nat! leac I a.k a' Y'ib.3"City,
wle.-ra' e..al lle'feeal eat all eepae~e : C(4uDIJ
cnll hea rutetle. k'Yertia' knowinug tiieau
Is Il~e iyt~ial I·C. pit-he ..C tI1-,. 1., ilf,'lea the
eaavetlle GcI he. ju , rai' will t..eaue ,,e l ci S
Ce Cll a'iII I.geet." ii,., CI.,,,rla CC~e.. Ie
Cln',a I hurial of nd Its C Ca'- Cail Tau..5Ca
I'll,, dual tqwIU ~l*·~t. ·n~(*rrrulllir
is (s .e gra ndl111, 1"t.." .11*-·)0( of rig." 7", the·l:
Cen sllr ,s,?. 'I.,.1 1:e.1u p I, It. ef, l t, e raf.. Cl.,&, c
.,,'jva chly -'esa'- liu i f,.ý w~ .. ene. r ae,, ad Is.
Clru'-il.d willl, c ~l.' lil 'a cfclllfC~l ili. l e.i: l~~l
sCI. C *l icai Ittir.ih, Cl'.N h ,,Isie T he
(a.,,, ais eal ofI '.5 -, .pis l',Ih.a" e ICC-I ec15,( I NC -
teany ,fcwea -'I.-., I're '"-e,c t. rnv sat f 4.,.?, or.
-C.u ,'i p 'e, .C .,' -. ao~ I.ea'- if,, em fi~ rth IIIl..e
tru-Ib wi-aaathf :, fl,n-e. 'fs a-'iuh. \,a" %rf,,a.+,c
Dyspepsia
Aoe anot get wl o.f ite.*, I it requires carefu`
ýer, itent attention cud s ra.-Mndy thlat will asslt
lature to throw .if tilie c.aUneIi a ond ins tup the
,:Rs*etive ..rgains till they 3.erf..rni their duties
a llingly. Amiiniig the agzonies ixperlteneld by thie
dy.peptlc, are distrea. Iief,,re or after eating, loss
if appetite.I rr.eeIglaritiea if the lIela. wind ^r
,as and patin In I th, atll.sli, Ihrant-burn. soul
ittfltthete..c.ui(ni1 ,I enItail deprem.sslu nervos'
irritability and .Ireele.r net. I yuen are dim'
'ourageet is oi I. cl I hleer and try Hood's 651
.parilia. It has. ured hundreda, it wlI eureyJs.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
gold byll daltrttggi'ts. $i; six for 5 Made
Duly by C. 1. 11001) & CW., Lowell, Msai.
10O Doses One Dollar
wef
Combines the uice of the Blue lPi o
California, so laxative and autriuous,
witk the medicinal virtues of plants
eauwa to be most bene6cial to the
human system, forming the ON LY PER.
FECT REMEDY to act gently yet
promptly on the
lIDllEI, LITER LID BOW1h
Clam thSystem Effesall,
- N esNA -
PURE BLOOD.
REFRESHINO SLEEP.
HEALTH and STRENOTH
Jlaturally follow. Every one is using
and all are delFghted with It. Ask yor
druggist for SYRUP OF FIGS. Mas.
factured only by the
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO..
Sas Vmrsaco, CL..
imunj.ia. LKt Nw Yeas. N V
MARKET REPORTS
-0
earalkshed py Imadtembaerg & Van liUe.kem.
Deasert In 1rrk mad ait Mlms,
Pr.due, Wi e., 3Its.
MEATs.
Reef steak, per pound...ll6d12. cents
Rq'. bewf, ". ' ... (,124
Wilinr be~f, " " ... 0f 7
Corned beef, " ... 8 "
Mutton, " " ...10ý12 "
Veal " " ...1016
Fresh pork, " " 16 "
Malt pork, " " ...1012j "
Baoo, " " ...10lO 6 "
Heef, per side................. 6 "
Fresh alb, per pound...~l 8 cenot
Malt Fish, " " ...0@12
Rnhob butter, per pouud.._ S0 aents
Eastero creamery. " ._1 6 6
Fresh eggs, per dosen....li( 6
0. B. TOWERS & 00.
For John Gibbs'
Carbon Hill Coal
Lev orders at Smith & Ha.yn. sad
( apt. al mons. W4 deanr' e.zpsdien
In the bueinese in Mlii City, with
larger sale. of coal than all wompetitoe
combleod should be a inarant.s of
satksheioe. With
And the Kaam o. s. operattng the
Deliver departmeSl, we alw!e. rg
Mthe on time. IOR H GIBl38.
w Id frihIiAýifl
PURE
prPRICe~
DRU
thv t y t 'nited Atnttq (wcrin,,r*,tn Pndwud hv thi head-irw the (:rent r'nivtr-r.:
""d .1nallt, . r, "t.t . ·-t ' P..rr4t :i t l t II.n lt:lIihftltb ti Jr Prier4 Cr
'w'I.r *rt'*%ii t ciiiai'iAir iun.in . .iineor Alum,. Ur I'ru 'Ir Ii-iciuuw I-at',rit
ý.I, 1,uo , r tý.. m t. r I aui uutetc., d- tlJ trtainitz ~ uv, i l ' or CUji t ". r I. i
7RICE BAKING POWDER CO.. Ner York. Chicago. "t.Louts.
WESTERVELT'S
MEAT MARKET,
Main St., Corner of 6th.
Uin'ler tli" I".r~,n*l Y.ullrvi-irr. of GEORGE REITZ and ,tcelk -'i ' oon,. n
(!a% R, rnini till, ;:atuiidly night w th the CHOICEST DELICA.IES IN
MARKET. Part (.ul.r at:.enlltt pld to famuily tra.te.
Why Freeze or Starve
When Garland Stoves and Ranges
Can be had at the same price as the counterfeits.
We are showing ame new Styles of Stoves which
are file.
Prices Lower Than Ever.
MILES, STREVELL & ULMER.
TI! CilTS AL ?AllA I
ALFRED' WARD, Prop.
eBtea Ieul lhrt fr Geatla
Ererythiug irt lan.
Jim Me.anny hehiblnd the bar and
will be glad to see all tIs cow boy
friends.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.
Cerser of stakth d Mala stesets Mika I1oy
Rink Opera House
F. E. TULLY, 3anager
The Event ofthe Season.
For one night, FRIDAY, t3EPTEM
BER lath. First aplparauoe to Mon
tani of the charming comedienone,
PATTI ROSA
Who will preaut her musical com
edy by Tom Craven, entitled
Marge __aw,
Ioeldeotal to the play, Patti Rom and
company will intrnduoe 1ongs,
Daoes, Due*ta. Trlca,Med.
leys,BeanJ nSoln, et*.
Act 1.-Receptioe Room at trnqmyd
Manor.
Act II.--reabfast Room at Stertroyd
Manor.
Act Ill.-Exterior of the Woot Gable,
Iternroyd Manor.
Asm. or se bsgies l pt. 7th at asal pbe.
SIrri & lITHES'
MODEL
#iGROCERY
We mke. a .psewtl of
p~cwc pollml
Fier MdyGnnflas
Kmp ..tbiml brLh rbl mmd ryg inbui
La ·n Il, u marr mal
'ml s d l .*r m61'rrcr
EI. / *',
"HUrNau I-KIN" I. a Im.N Ili. lerial
U..td In tlw IIatihU'NEP~urr 1-1 gal LI "
.hot.. 11 I- a 1i *I 11.1g olil r r .I_..
.,n'.-. aMid III X(Yl oil Mie er kIa.Ihrr eu
plealelslty awl iu1Nhhelty. We lhair
them In the Bu re & Pa."knrel K.rre. t
0. B. TOWERS & 00.
w..4tIOIt r a will sln s
IIFru wlbk ~rUwU Subt
*the batameg r ..I
.ýwb /tN11myti.M... I. tM
Don't pou Your Feet by
Wearing Creap iboe..
TM Dust ! Psukaid N.. .. maiN rm
mlo eh Is. eN. tIbeq m.u e It is
AU Myb. Is Eamluuie. Umd-web ad Daft.
wk{s aY.bs and m T~ahW. If ae... br ~Saa
dub mlr am l sidem Is
?aebrdhi wbuthc
iUU''FPATRr'I7ZN(l
ise. OSO vi's sta
Msota%
MRB OCITY
IRON
PUMP WORKS
-E:Z:E:Z':Zp . ::Z:/:,:z-
B. ULLIAN. Proprietor
J. I. BUCKNER,
ConsnIting Engineer.
TRAHERN POMPS Tb, .'o."w't
STOCK PUMPS "7:.iw'-,P.
RUBER HOSE. ý.."
PROSPECTNaSrd Lbi ReS .
PROSPECTNGrTOOLS.,.:l'.'..."
BIRKLE & TRUSCOTT
Winllt-ule and Retail de*Il.r& in
-CPOI('E -
FAIIY GBOCERIES
New good CH, em* tly arriving and
EVERYITINS FIESI.
We handle the largest and mm
varied assortment of
In the eity.
We respectfully soliclt an it-ereesm.
patronae,. pledgiolg ourelves to ae
he I..t stlemfateon.
GENERAL. AGENCY
-OF TlHE
Louisiana
state
GREAT FALLB, MONT.
The Monthly Drawlng forAuguot.
Captal Prue,800,000
Occurs Ot. 16th.
mnr Ws---Mn cam.
Address by ordlnary letter enotaia
Ing money orders Iu.ed by expres
eompaiesu. zexhange, draft or pntal
note, or for ticket.. elreolar and all
InformJatoon, JOHN RENNKR,
Or a Falls, Most
Address regIstered letteroontlniag
eurreoew to First Natiotal Bank,. OGr
Falls, i. T.
LIFE RENEWERI
ae
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