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FH'~ 1AIJY JOURNAL
g&ILZB IFTY MONITANA.
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Rea. I. Pacis. 11al.««.....».. .......1 ri0 p.
.3 Parice I.Isitd.............iI:57 %.a
bt. papu.saFlsbt .................... 15 . N.
53N ay mi~ght .....-............7:.5 A. M.
LEA VE KID CITY GhOINO EASY.
Ii.2. Atlantic Mail.l ..».~...... 1.13 I. M.
4. `tlantic I i~mited ..................~:4K A. M.
""54. Ezufte.. FrPb. ig..;iri..... 7"5.. M.
KG Way V~gt .. 2i i
Offitwl Directen.
STATE.
Member of Coogreeb... Thorn. It. Carter, Helena
Gov~errnor ...... .......o. K. Toelis, "
Ueut..4ov ... .. le.,..Io. F.. Rickards, Butte
Atterney Gerneral. ...... iletn J. IlaskelI.
Mato Treasurer... l$icbmid U. Hickman.
Bu~e Auditr....... Ed a Kenlney. Missoula
Iutug. Pali. Inst..... Joihn (,aonono Aiiee'nda
Cki.I Juatice hup. Court.. Henry N. Ilush.. Heiens
Anemiae Jsties......{ LK' N larwod.lKi11mg.
Clerk esp. Osurt. ...WA. 3. Keeuedy. Helena
ýUemye General . ...... e. 0. Eate.. Hel...
U. t.NYarabe ...... l.. N'i.. Irvine. Buatte
Cellete Int. Rev».....Jsa. H. Mll.a, liver Lodgi.
Register U. i. Load O.t~oe.... A. Grl)yerNike('oy
Reesiver .. " A. 11sil.
IM TK(Tr.
Judge irecuth Judicial Dilat rict........
..... *. Hun. 410.. It. Milburn. Niles City
06.1.1 esienepa r....... .........
............1 W. K reid ler, ile.City
~)UNTY'.
Sae RepraaeatttalYe...... 1 J H. HLorud
llwarw. »W. iauaveg,
Clerk mud Ueeorder...A. H. fwerdiger,
~irk ofi utuetk Ceattj. M. mbtehwa,1
f.M Atiereef. . . 1/ H. flam.
mweap..-'---I. .P. 3.r miawsie,
it . Young,
Owsw M.1 Ysb Hi.. W L uiae,
h11M Adý.» ....A. D ).Aal Me
(V. N. Hague.,
TOWN 111111.
a~faa 1Je Jh n Gibbs, Miles City
Cannabis ......D N. Uellew.
A1TT.
Cit Atiernee....-. » ........ ...('. R. Niddletorn
Pellee UMgl t aliwe. H. brown
Fleat Ward-H. Mor,.. 3.1. maust.
hveed4 Ward-D. J. Crowiey. J. it. Truweett.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Good baled bay at Rmith & Haynes'.
Max Noel arrived to town last night.
Strewberries end cherries at Jack
sam's.
No. I was delayed as boor and a half
last night.
Henry Tuemer departed er yester*
day's Ho. 2 for Terry.
Prsh vegetables of all kinds at
Jauksae's. s
The Macques house Is undergolng
a thorough renovation.
Don't look at Wiley Bros.' ad on the
first page of ibis paper. s
H. Eastminhausen. of St. Louis, wss
avisitor in the city ytsterday.
J. H. ihconek, of Minneapolis ar
rived in the city last evening.
F. V. Madoc Jones arrived in town
last evening from Looste creek.
T. M. Joslin. tbe Bruinard cigar
usam, we. In the city yesterday.
Pirr Wiboeus sad will rotor red to
Ming. swill, on yesterday.' No. 2.
Dr. Hedges caume up from Glendiv.
ysstordmay morinlg on train No. 3.
W. P. Tbomas, of San Frnanosoo,
eas va ltor In the ally yesterday.
Wha .by was a% ws gee hrr c Iul,
Whim rs warn a Chill. she crwud fuc Caetorda.
Whim is became N1r. she chint to Cag.wla,
Wo he m i (hAmr . ~sheprothenCarntoria
wowi "14111eW LMVIUUOU1 NI UFDDIe,
Utah, arrived to the elty yei'aerday.
do to Jackson'a for grocerles, vop.
table soad fruit. Everything fresh. "
N. J. Hall, uwaelt odeut of the N.
LP. aprmr, pm -d tbfough th oily
TYv. 64yh ind embesme %r th
baAN. sd Wushl.... A. L ase
TV. "or heay sebw.. esesrmi
dU 1mg Of might~ ..esusmm by
bai~u SmpMuag "d halt.
so am of _besft h1pW~aa..
,MAN >t. tpMimith uedt tohaasm i".i w.
N bsvla 66 tNstlai
Md I- 9rerbe t
visit It and linpedt the greatest photo
graphle novelty In the world.
" F. JAY HAYse A Bao.
Don't forget that B. H. Joe does
washing eheaper than anybody. He
does better work than any other lanw
dry In the clty. "
Allan Irelwnd, accompanied by his
eon Emery, returned Wednesday
night on the west bound passenger,
from hbi trip east.
For an imported Alexander Hum
boldt cigar or a Key West iHldenburg, i
call on Prof. Bach, who always carries
a full line of fine cigar.. "
U. F. Ingeruoll's talIudender figure
was noticed on our strnets yesterday.
Dick l from Urea' Valln and has a
good opinion of that city.
W. A. Joudan and It. 1). Stewart
will leave to-day for the S H ranch on
Powder river, where they will spend
the sunuun.-r huntinr deer.
Our eash dim Yount sale this week
consot i of an assnrtment of ladle.'
showe at unme-ntionable pricee.
* C. B. TowIRns & Co.
11ev. 8. E. Wlhard, D. D., synodical
missionary for Utah and Montana,
will preach at the Presbyterian
church next Hunday, morning and
evening.
Miss Lillie Manderson, who has been
visitin4 Mirs. E1 Jones, departed on
yesterday morning's east bound train
for Menominee, Win. She will prob
ably return Io the spring.
C. N. Strevell, T. J. Templeton, H.
B. Wylie. F. M. Kreidler and H. W.
McIntire left on No. 2 for Milton,
where they will spend three days
bunting fossil. and agates.
The famous Haynes' Palace Studio
Car will pay its first visit to MilesCity
for three days, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, June 18, 19 and 20, and
any who desire pictures made by the
celebrated Haynes. oeleal photo
grapher of the N. P. R. R., should not
fall to visit the ear when in the eity.
Visitors always welcome. The finest
cabinets only $4.00 per dos. (roups
extra. Satisfaction assured or money
refunded. *
J. E. Everett, while on ihe way to
the poet early Wedmeeday morniug,
was assaulted by two tramps just the
other side of the railroad bridge, who
struck him over tb. head with a sand
bag, ltending to rob him. but were
kept from their purpose by hie two
dogs. Jake paid no attenUtoS to the
men, and consequently cinmot give a
elear desoripton of them. After re
oeverlng from the blow be returned
to the city and has since that time
been laid up at his residence here, be.
lug unable to attend to bi duties.
Sens move should bt made to rid the
city of these vagrants.
Probably the mest exciting thing in
sportlng cirelcs at present Is the match
foot race between Conductors (tondit
and Rapelje. A forfeit of $10 baa
been deposited with Alex Gott and
the race will to run for a suit of
clothes valued at R50. The date of the
race has not been tixed but it will be
run at Miles City some time this
month. Jim Condit, as everybody
knows, Is a wiry six-footer and baa
great confidence In his ability as a
sprinter and never overlooks the op
portunlty, when his rain Is at a
standttill, to put-on hib sboes sad get
out and speed to mon* extent. It Is
aso told of him that be has run be.
hind the train while in matl. ftrom
Miles City to Dixon, a distases of
eight miles. On the other hand, Mr.
Repetje is mnoe cooanfunt than Jim
and does not go through the course of
trainleg a* the aforessid Jim. Mr.
Rapeije Is confident of breaking the
string at 101. which be thinks will
leave Jim all of 15 feet in the lurob.
Mr. Gott will burry the mateb up
and make all preparations to have it
the event of the season. As both men
have many friends theta will be con.
slderable money dropped.
All my accounts can be found with
F. M. 'obwarts and an early settle.
sent is requested. A. J. VoIoxT. *
X.ese oef D aastsa esf.ael mme an.
Notion Ia hereby give, that the oo
psetmerebip boentofon ezIatiug be
tween F. Y. Down.e snd A. K. best.
to this day dissolved by utuatl oem.
mot. The business will be henAresis
eosdugesd by A. C Meesk, so. will
enoust .13 dbs$ sad psy Au hh.,
Aauu 3 . Nsumv,
Jai.li V. JU . Doa
tMW WeM U~dW
awMbe ni inaahlmd we s uMll
-ao She woeed wee emIedW Veit
Sb.asy nrsutsS WemMy, Mnw m *
Is U dut Umedy lt '1 sw u
r:>` ub~s6t
or In hot, at any Ute*, and tbe better
It Is known the more popular It be.
eoaea. .
Deal (edtly With lb. meamah.
if it proves refrestery, mild dlscipliae Is the
thing to eat it right. Not all the Usuwou
draughla and btelsee ever inowated can do half as
much to remedy its disordere as a few wmesg Ias.
fuhs-eay, three Umes a day-ef HIestetter's em
ash Bluts. which will albrd at speedy relief. sad
seautnally batisha every dyspeptic and biltow
symptom. Sick h.adache. aer eeaaees, saltew"
eesw ef thecemplealon, far upsa the teague, ver
tigo, and tho semany indescribable sad disagree
able sensations caused by indlgestltn, are too
often perpetuated by Injuilelous desing. An
immediatetasmdomm nt of such random and Ill
advised ezpe.Sents should be- the ftret step ti the
d'tieett oef a cure;the nest step the use of thii
standard tonic alterative, which has roe iced the
hithe-t medical annotion and won unprecedente d
.Ipuitartty.
Ur Wttt'w Inttle I rly itis,'rr. I.t****
pill f .r , l*k lie tsueshe aipcr Sour Stftui
aiee. olid by W. DIh !avar.
maade. Sca~ld iiy W. F. ravage~.
Clean,.e syour lnektba aid regulat..
v'ur ls~uet- willh II- WVtt'. Little
Early 1(.t'wr'. Sblel by WV. E. SaMvagIe.
lb.. Witlt'. Little 114+rly ltisers are *
little pill thin' (do not grril. or reinse
lain. Sornl 1,.o..y to iak, mr. ae. Sold
by WV. E. Savage.
Mr.. Lemaisder Wright I.'furm'. ta
that she wans cuared of Chronic ('onestt
pation bcy 1e Wilt'. L~ittle Early Ri..
..re. SolId by )W. E. Savagre.
Whenj you 1.et all out of esorts, Bli
lmi~pur.. Liver liuwlivr, Leek oaf Awu
lbitliua, tir..l feelin[ sand everything
gb..,. rbangt, jmm-t dome. to ow said gret a
114t,1 Ic ii letVlttei. Sarsa;arillla. It his
a Iwr(.etty relia~ble prepariation said
will letild ,(au up and renew yocur
estrenutha. WV. E. M4AVAOIS.
Dizzines, us. of,, apupetite that tired
feelling, faIntness, lyspwE~slm, Ilui'ad
Sallow Ski' sand amoot 'liwea.e result
frobm aI imIpure conditiona of the
111ne4. Purify It with 1k, Wltt'u Sar
esaparilla. We. ieiel and r..eoauancne It.
W. H. KAVAOH.
D. WilL'.. rlatapaarilss wall renaew
and purify the blond, etmdl..ute dlae~ae
maid make digesinaon easy. We sell it.
W. E. 4AvAOIt.
Hood's Sarsaparilla I
Ie eaw.rUy pp.e"eft frm Uroarnaaib. Dad.
Mou. Neadrak.. Dock, Plpahuewa. Juaipef Per-1
rie.. Mad Other welt~kaewar ma vae~luahe euta
WehiM. rmde, by a pseelar cembimati. papa
tw. mad pyr're... ulvialto eet's hVWgadlla
eutye peer tret pe.aeuad bp~h~ e~lbe mde..
Hood's Sarsaparilla
I. er best bleed peltis. It cures brehi..l
Okt 3h~um, "sragle. ipe., all Mians. D/./eP
si. U11keesmeeskik badmeh. I.Mdp~luae,
Oad.n SaWUy Can. c Rb. bnutlem, W<~
am iverw em.plalmta.eweeeeme thMat id feel
beg melee a. apetite, streegthese the ama..
eed's barsagrlIla I. sam by anl dremlIa
npaqrd N~ C. L 300D S CO., Lowel. Mawe.
eeem Dol@@ On DollSar
The New York
Life Insurance Co.
1. the
b In the World.
Most Popu~ar;v'.?:
___InMontana.
Assets $105,000,000.
0e0.W. Aer01
-- mliMt ht.. Moles Ckq. 1t
SUIMT & BATHES'
MODELwiN
. GROCERY
We maske a specalty of
NK eep nothing but the bat and arabest
In everr line .,nd are e'mfldent
of IinE the u~tmost "itt
t'toIIa to our
rust runes.
GIVE (TS A CALL
BINILE & TRtUSOOTT
Wholasle and Retail deaulest I
VAIULT u: GWI e
NOW ge.O de opse'n tIv aart vl ng~as
We hb .f Italgimd ins v
iii.
Wfth your was and mdi.. a.Ite4 to
tbs Swift Spntdfl o ., Alanta. Ga. J
nwm iV7 to dith a int-Ierestng bii,
to It.
bbde EtupUma OmLrd
OW atin eilmaft, a hL1351 vmpuggi ma
t*acWrotaI citizen, but who is now asmnt t rom
(the city, has uw~d Swift'. Mpecic whb eactci
V.41JL He myw It cured L~im of a skiu etpiitwUa
that he bad iNWru t..ruws,:.i with finffdrty yu.%
sod had reef"aL the curative quaaitie o say
£bhtl fadK'!..
JitueLMT I i.1 0Q Drug~rit. Fall. City, NAs
MILES CITY
IRON
P U M P W O R K S B L L A r ' k o
J. u. nurEn,
Coenulfiug Emgiieer.
Liw m~m" ,IRI .1 "ma
has. w s
hwsoae :its MXmin
HkTS CAPS
AND
STRAW GOODS
vei , ý III.
She I W1in
IIOEDON &MIIUSOI.
Noy. 216, 218. 220 EAIr Vouwru Si.,
St. Paul " * * Minn.
/S~nd fr our Litbhoraph *
psymugr of mew style..
hies I & Spoartish
Stage Line,
WEARE & THORNBUR(th. Prop.
Daily Stag. to
DEADWOOD
AND
INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Stag leaIT Miei City Moady,
WdDeduaq aMd rtlday ameaim M
I o'flook. flot p sm .r ai stw * i.
mation apply at lmtha & UsyBas'.
wfI. aft V.
a&Uig I
moILF1hNA
I!isffnto the 0cm & oth of J~yblcs!
Don't 'o'gwt to, step in slid ilsec. ever 'urtasr w.motb qetab~labmeet. We
cinry ev. rythlug appertainaing to fany moveitla', r well as s full line of psrfeSt
Tiucfteer hi I f~t TO qa 114h~tis r(Ggal.
Pla~in and Yircy R~iuga
-AND-
We me~tet-taern prli,.., hr. matter huow or 4'f wharjrj y"'u 1 :1' a beento tiiLie Iphilt
El! biuying. PtbrNuld you f irtijo ely hi- in p'".ci.«io i of t eu~t:tivoa it-wbh "c we
holes you are-bruin I1 mh'uit itd we .htl' duplicatt. it at 3 p-r '*nt I««. t':-if
quotded, ho~ide. pret'aiy eha~rg"'. Tblw t ff s~tand. good all the ycer rou.4.1 .ud
durn't youz forget it.
J. BASIESKI & BROS.,
Corr-.poandenwe $o ,lr~ited. Miles Ci Mon~r
The St aldarfi BredTrotfln Stailio, ".B.3 01Q,"
Will wake the weauo of I'kI at $I'.fMI the ca-on, syable at time of enr i'e,
with usual return privilege.
DESCRIPTION.
H. B. ii a Bay Horse, 14; hands high and weilthe 101J lils. Fueled Alril i*, 1l5.
Bred by J. K. Hall, bicago, Ill.
P.' DIGREE.
H. H. wa4 alred by Dixie 3,Oi1; He by i3wigert 650r Out of Lill by Bellfounder
63. &e, &A.
H. B.'.' darn wae Lady McFatridge by Wuedford Mambrino; He by Mamlrtme
Chief. &'*, &A*
H. R. is registered as Standard under Rule 68 t Wallace's American Trotting
,Register, Volume 7. Page 89.
CQeo. W. Allerton.
ESTABLISHED 1877.
JAB. Mo ILLAN & CO.,
PROP3ITOS OF TRE
Minneapolis Sheep Tannery,
AND DEALERS IN
amides, Sheep Pelts, Furs, Woal,Tialow,
SHEEP PELTr AND FOU18 SFDCILLTY.
u, unsa tes esem" is. mums. uumrn s. mu.
Shiemmata SeI~eed. wets br mmmiae.
Miles City Meat Market,
Main St, Bdow Pbstaso .
We aim to put notblng on the bloek but wbat is Ar+. delUe. We are mnaels
to please., and all we want a ebsaeeto doo. George
Rebls is with us, sad will be glad to
weleoasm all his old eastomsrrt.
LONS & THOMAS.
WA&TCHZ
Our Weekly Local for Cash Dis
count Wales.
0. B. TOWERS & 00.
The International
Typewriter
A strltly iart-elsa . meehine. Fully
wamranted. Maie from very best ma
tertal, by skilled workmen, and with
the best oola that bave ever been de
vised for the pnrp. se. Warranted to
do all that can be reasonably ezpected
of the very best typewriter extalt.
Capable of writtag 140 words per mm.
ste-or mo'o-4eoording to the ability
of the operator.
Prim. * * * * $100.00.
If thene is no agsmt I year Iowa,
addrems the mearnthretes.
THE PARISH MF'Q. CO.,
Ape t. wasted. PAuISE. W. T.
does ad b"e of
V" dw FRE W tilip
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Tan
NUNS
I mi ?uulu. wi.4 :: h P u Y i. I4 Mw .d
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mIMhM dwlgu. Winvoo r and 3iwUta
..a Al.Mwi.d mudDulth.
Thv.ugh Vmltamm %. $ .i
U~imsm .Mm CeleIm'W. U rpwm wlIw
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