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TI! DAIJY aJOUINL
WTAPLISWU5 MN.
NILM 017. MONt'ANA.
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of r gotuM a for rq3t$$. qtt
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IN LJAWLrC .U UL Lr u J C..
~ tL .OWl~tOur L )ptntt Co.
" - ini. KIs soN a pebt ehai Ia
r ppep of Cast, oaget , era Vold md
s has hM ttsldI4 h, the sauts o
ýtt 5I~5Tit T3LLtrOY5YJON3JUAL
r e $wrtau Seii~lp btte d piub
qtr r Mtlot Itr
umisay, July 13, 1890.
A FAMOUS MARKwMAN.
sMU yesO Iaegerke .4 HiKs Wesee>
thi Week with a Oum.
Oswald von lafpske is one of the o .
- brothees of tie shooting family i
td name. These are l of them, says
w Ioorting Critic--led. Jusa, Her
ame Oswald. George and arl. With the
mewton of George all ae excellent
- s. (George's taste are for athletis.
As the others are mast in their choice
Spastimes, o Gorge is master of his.
e ,Is an athlete all through and all over.
Oswald, the fourth. is some . ft. 7 in. in
blight, is broad shouldered, and within
On last few years has become stout, weigh
nme 10 pouands. The exercie he
makes his fesh as heal as iron.
At the traps his position is a sound one.
iMthows the left foot forward. bending
at the knee onsiderably. The right foot
in thrown backward, bearin but little
weight. His game becomes fid When he
iL at the meore. As he says "*pull" the
ews come together with a snap. the teeth
dam like a vise, and it is ten to oun. when
She shot is made that s t isa successful one.
He Is good at eithb.r inanimate targets or
ive birds. His be.t score at the former Is
Uegtof lla, shor:ing at O0 single and 10
pals: at the latt r 3 killed out of 85 shot
a. This was i,, a match with Charles
Meath, of NewS' k, for IlO a side, shooting
Math out ,n tle thirty-ifth bird.
He has also killed as many English
l_-pe on the Hackensack and Newark
sabws in N -w Jersey as any man of his
-i iving. 1, ere it not for the cares of a
ty life he .,lmid seldom he smen without
*pn in hie nand. It is not a hobby with I
am; it isa a almorbing paesiou.
His fav ite weapon is a hammerless
be.echload r, 5'( pounds in weight, "
Ighes in ung.ut of barrel. 12 gauge. Ok.
wld is a firmnn believer in the light -un,
pecially for field work.
A Rapid Mtalllie.
Brown %i a year.old stallion through
.bose veinw flnws the blood of famnous
nees which are among the foremost ma
t s of the most popular brood mare tfam
i. This fine borne is a handome,
wll balanced, symmetrical animal. In
UiK as a -yearold, he trotted on a half
ao tr tck to a record of 3:34, and won every
nm in which he started. As a -year-old
e did not appear in public, but showed a
allia 2:'1', at a private trial. An a4-year
eM he trotted in a race at Cleveland, O.,
askLoq a record of 9:18S, whic.h at that
Miw was the fastest 4-year-old stallion
seord. He started again lter on aqd
Wetted a mile int 2:21, hut Was beaten In
Srace, uas he went lame. le was then
put in the stud at Hickory Grve farm.
GENERAL ATHLETIC GOSSIP.
The arrival In the U'nited States of the
hnous Scotch runner. Peter Caanon, bids
18 to create activity !i professional long
distance rutling. cir.cls. Hie s known to
be able to defeat any A.merican albove twc
mile, and the probabilities are that he
will be called upn to give large odd should
he propose any match. lie thas cme over
moStly to take part in the distance rac of
ihe Calelonian gamuue throughout the
State%.
There in talk of a match at the staadiun
hop, step and jump, without weights, be
tween R. K. Pritchard and J. W. Rich,
both of the Manhattan Athletic datb.
These two cracks athletes met at t hi event
al the game, at Freeport on July 4, and
Dich won with N cWt. 1 lon., beating the best
amateur record by 1 Ly inche, and defrlal
Pritchard by 2's luches. Pritchard had
Mever jumped :o far, and the form he die
yed surprised hlmelf as much as others.
says with more practice he should do
arles to 31 feet, but Rich does not think so
*d is willing to go him. After the Free
port games the friends of both men talked
dea match, and the probabilities are that
within a few weeks they will meet for a
eWol prise.
Georg W. Howdon, who has been twice
iaatmr champion of England for the
enaing high jump anl who holds the
mesrd of 6 feet, was bneteu recently in the
avll Mervice gamesu by T. Jeuutings, of
4 tbridge university, who eleareld ft.
3111. Howdo, could negotiate olly b ft.
s1ia. The contest was exciting. fr Row
da had not appeared for many olnnths,
11d the event had been looked for tard to.
us don is 5 ft. 9 in. tall and weighs 146
I. Jennings is 6 feet in height and
s about the same as owdon.
!h. roeent $cottiah gatheriung and ah
ot sporta at Stamford Bridge grounds,
tiles England, where a full prongramme
of eekh games was given, attraM*d
Seopnle than ever beiore in the istory
Srls annual event. Althouh hiatlerC
gig are old in England, they are still
3lothing can demonstrate Willie Win
a superioriy on the wheel Letter than
l hat of lhi having a walkover at the i
eRa ter Lstates chanmplunuhipL two .ile
race held on Statel IWlacnd. There
S l= lown other go:d cuinstanta,
·a ot one put in an appearance. The
n'1taethbmat tnhe lig meet of tie. Kinlgs
,_ltR. Wheelnmen on the same lday may
had ean.wthing to do with their ab.
. = at the easters heampieahipa. Win
S still wearlng the colas. bn the Brske
Il AMto club.
OUT OF DOOR GAUE8.
Is many large itie of the United States
w peropty is so valuable it has been
notsd Cthat spce on private lawns sad
building lot. adjonlng euldenesm have
been converted into tennis courts, and Im
Slubes of about a dome members
ve ortnmed, which in time, owing
to being so favorably placed ooncernlng
grounds, have grown ito good sised or
gantlstlon. Many people are deterred
fom playing the game on account of most
grounds being so tar away, and clubs hav
ug 0rts easy of aceas generally have a
steady and healthful growth.
It would seem as though divided skirts
for ladies who wish to play lawn tennis,
ride a bleycle or a horse as well as a man
could not be improved upon, although at
present they are o rare that they cannot
be bought ready made. Many tailors who
make dresses fur ladles say that they are
receiving orders for bifurcation every
we4, and that in time they will be
thought nothing of. There is no doubt
that ladies would Indulge in athletic
games oftener it exercise were made easy
for them.
The Montreal Caledonian society's gam
which will take place on Aug. 16 will have
events which should attraet the beet .,
eonal runners, jumpers and w t
throwers in the vicnity. Many from qait.
a distanas away have signided their Inten
tion of being present.
The game of lawn tennis spreamdl so
tast through Ameriae and Canada that
the former prejudice agal.st it by average
mankind that it was a game for weaklplgs
has almost entirely gone. There are many
more tennis clubs in the United States
than athletic club, although there is more
capital ~ivested in the latter. Tennis be
ing a game that nearly all can indulge In,
young or old. cannot fail to be generally
understood. and such is not the case with
athlt&ic feats requiring more strength or
activity. Lawn tennii in England has dor
manur years been on anestablished footing.
r t
EAUVL** SREARN A.
" The world it even ma we take it.
And life, dear obhild. s what we make It."
This wa the iatimeut of an old hldy t
m-ndchild MabeL And ay a Mabl
- ounrl It to be trte, and she bea takes
care of l'lr h'r!th. she k.e.lnae hand a iup
ply of Dr. Pi.rn.'s Favorite Pnwriptio, and
son not trotbled with thole wasting dlaesee.,
weaknwa- " dragglnr· own "' rnsatihonl
fuuctioaJ itrlelarities thal:t ls many women
endure. It is the only amedflntu for wome.s
sold by drugxisws, under a peoltlve ruaaw
sabe tronm the manufactunrrs, that itN
itve saifrtIetion in every ti.e, or monrey wr
be refundeid. This guarantee has been prind
o the. b~4iv-wrarrppers, and flthfully carried
out for ia rti rv s.
"Fav',rlto Pimewiption " iL a leitimate md.
(Etne.,nd a here-rnr. Onntains no alcohol to
toebrline: no syrup or sugar to d.angre dires.
tion. .As pratd.ar ia It remedial imsult sal
Its cemposi:ton.
Asa werfuLit" : .t. ton. it im
the womb and itd re. For_ e
women generally. Dr. t a. 'I Favorite Pr..
acrlptiona the greatest earthly bone; being
aumled ma an ppeti comdial and
eojee id tonke. or st n ver.
A- ooof e . aes, Wou omaan td Car
Diaae their .ate, annd How to Cure
them." seat seale I pin evelope . as t
JA=oa Aeo. No. la AiL . saBua I. s.
ear. Itdrggatied. s.eaVa
e,.or thar ir. n.r.rd, ; t< else of
dos. Ry druggnts, L. cntnu· vil.
ftheria iAsle.
1I
Charlete Rese
L OGaham mand
lale Urshm. J
Tebe .eld at sherli' saleO or the 7th 4dy t
A•us·t. a, at 2 o'eluk p.m., at the morth tra
deer of s±e *' rt boeuaet Wile. (167.
iLt three (8) h lcek olsty ((U). together with
artmuoe thermsato b.el eg u,the smre ha
tr amordtlU to the piL and . amrr of the
tow. of Vite CY made the N. P. 3. 3 Co.
nd mow of rerord in the c of the rerdn r
of iceda in aad r Sh eany of C.tr State of
.oeatems.
ED. J. JONFS,
Sheri.
Ptoed June 7th. IWO.
rmr lumllr
r hert~ r Male
a t 'stea p. m.. u the sorth from dwir h
east bease atMles CiYO, the Gallwla seela
Jameel. n -uL ,.
Vey . Ye.-to4
l (bUeae eo ( ) tadoi e labtr k eihti
eta e of re dedl w CIUoerk,
Tod th ldat dln. ol J te , I ol.
at IM eiekp.ma th mogt fte ie h
BIRKLE & TRUSOOTT
Wbolesle and Retail dealer. In
- -CHOICE
FAILT : GRCE1IIS.
New goods oon.tanily arrlving and
verything Fresh.
We.handle t arsrastand mort vareia
aeortmoent or
Whe o dly t re
In the ulty.
We rerp.etully ol!cit;lau iereased
parlonrae, pledtingl ourelve to giv
tbe bwee utiasodon.
DREADFUL PSORIASIS
.o.vrmlag Mtd. WIed With WhitS ab.w.
Masbrig arufuL oaued by
Ca.u um.
iedelek. (lagw)as km ris, alue s
eevering my Ie.. It nrl.o my yes, s. ue
abyelela wm aret I would meess h ml*
l*r. It spead all over my eoed a my
hulr st, rll ous, ur I wss
t ely bald.bejded;It the broke
eot an my mms anmd shoulders,
until arm wore Ju5t emn
It. oureld m r ed,.
.ayef, beed end shauldes he.
I the wores. The whiMte se+bs
shouldersa arms; uthe ' kL
would thlekt aid bie nv r.
sad lteby. sd a ould erack ala
beud Ifseratehed. After sped
lg a ma hadrr.ds .t d.lltaa. I
was prnmumwd I curable. I
bease of the Cutlearm Mem
dles, asd sfr ausanl two lset
tie. Outkar IMeselveat, I vcald e a
chang; and aer Ihad W take tour beaus, I was
al usat cured; sad wa I had used sis hetaul of
CaUtlems ieaelvoat a t sae -hei of cnatlteW.
sadoar ea of CatleuaNM. p. I was eoud o
the dweadftul diseese barem whiseh I had suitled le,
Iee Man. I e.aser s.pu . with a Iem 1 I:
suwd Lsrtou alu he Cudeuew meuglw.
They saved my ilt, sad I toel t my duly to ere-.
mindthb.. I, bair is itered as good as oer.
ilL ma. (I A ELLY. UeekeLll City. Lasw,
Cuticur Resolvent,
The now Bloed sad Skis Pa.lier sad purest ad
bet of Hauor Iteodlees, istarsall .ad Cuts.
Ceas tLhe lira 8tkl Cre, sad Cateirs leap,
I esimlsu 8kklea I seai.r, esiernally. hav
serd tsshoumad o ass w rem the smheddinL e
seale masrd a quert daly, the skhs .racl.
hbledia. hbrmmsg, sad leoig aImest bheyd
hum,. eaduraam. hair lilen or aill gae. out
rSrlg terrible. Whut ether emmeds har made
shL c -.?
6.14 ee*rywlne. Prim. Cateura, e es
I . rle, I ImlveLt. $1.. Pnreed by
€be oetur Drg and tlChemlel Oerplora'le,
ileetee.
SPaend for "*sew to ('rao ki Diseas,"d
uages, u ill uetrates,. asd 100 lilueLatLu s.
IPLEL .-, tl.k-heads. re,, och, ehp.sd aid
iIlA aly skin pL..evted by C ulrarm Mp.
SIT lTL TIE hIl,
Baekache, kid.my paia, weak a.
i~bI.ms.oI, anrd meurwlar pamln rw
ieved a o" mimaSe by the Ca.
emay Art .l Plser. 25.
Drs. Liebig & Co.,
Permanently Located in Butte
.ity at Southeast Corner of
Mainand Broadway. Pri
vate Entranceat t
Broadway.
IIEBIG WOLD DISPEUSIRI
AND INTERNATIONAL
Kansu City, Mo., Ban Francto+n, Cal.,
and BUTTE CITY. Mont.
Dr. r.ww a C... se aqulee paduaw s amed
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.et fusses, (wheab~wsrauad by Ipsdms a
Isse et~atrnief aurn) .amli vesimans (might leaes)
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h4I it . ( uf ee.eef) d)use of lb ºM 4,
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('harpsa low. beeseadl .w ceeed. ii
medhisia see apseally p~me for wa ladavid.
reaims, at . aheratony. * lajuikur Porsison.
Iow ep. mesd.
chinmis us ses.
N. aw I fo r es lslsPati e DebeuLtes.
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Cu.aseel, a. well is Ublli. k Kwl sl (in.
um blot, ruse. Skm~at r pad , sad all aLr
lee~s dins" etait.
rthe %oBaIustahta das sad Dergsakl hul
Clm oteC~napselsty o PvalseI Yussse.,
Glbey diasnsa, seaebmsiullyhaled.., ypbu
ml, 14eat. ResarasivTes.eu lee f.m 04aq
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