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HT hAI_ YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL
VOLUME IX. No 36 MILES LITY, MONTANA, THURSDAY. OCTOBER 23, :9go. PRICE FIV. CI NTS.
THE DAILY JOURNAL
the~k ~I.F I~ .~ aClrr ('muew.
3eryc Morning Except Mcnday.
'dad a of . .a~H 3,000
Tarns of $Sbsipeioa;
T MAL.. 1m ACV MCA. PWAO PAI.
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usm .v.»-..... .- ............... «..» / 0
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IN. Mouth............ ............... . _ 1.00
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3.=
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q,.. L'A 40 1.41 4.49 10.4914.00 1161111
peg,.... 'ii12% 7.66 11.6 38.66 60I.O 66
1t- . » ' i 4.0 10*00 3 4.06 3 1. 0 U 0 1.6
Lst., .. ('a .00 12.06 40.00 94.00 t1.06 41.66
Weeks....* 4 2.01 11.00S 29.40 9.00 1.6Sf 66.66
44 oath ... '0 14.00 1L4 1.0611.00 1.49 2266.00
* r, 4... '0 I00.00 U.40 66.00 42.00 59.00 51*
43,',.... 1401 2.00 41.d042.6000.60 36 166.66
Vnesvvr.. 12.46 .60 4166 66.6 14.06 36666 1I6.0j
.'.i otmeas-too aea par im. for sea snaI
A rip-r.me a Alten 0. Per ls. Addwi
"a J. LI)KºLL.
L... AT~1k1o AT atLaw.
rr. Buennana, lienS.
Loniume seat.
rattler U all iounr is ern state. Will be ln
tteadMceat all mmmi a euun heW In Culver
unly. _
PH YMICIAX16
DIla rN I ,,
vIC i4t1A? AN!' arUNuLiuN
G#s ntw V.. Pa'raga drug non. 1* if
3. a. 1. FISH.
~ PuTulclA: "t a aut OsTuwMczAm.
Ant. Whnduam mua .4ariabI..) Oje. 1
Ilsas druag sta. ia. City. M. T.
C I. .I), ¶15?,
low. .Im. off. Flu£gflaUi. ..thtUlW /ask.
III w.rk gsrsct ,I n) at rsmaabeab rMAN.
s UIakr '.wnuat b-urger e S egilf.
.aidne. Nh.,s 1'4. t'ibaiwue iv
u1b.Ia.. .eel. *- u s(g. s drug stem e
)Ig.4mm pr~..crdaiwlrN
V N. LU*c. #. M.D..
O#s md . gds seer w w1 tla .M
maauSIr Vbufth (Kiwialj Palmi B .-M..
J- . q.at it a. w.M/ md p.mU. Ineal
"s apLa Cbb-W . M. Wmda, .m l
UIAYs wim "ala Mud MY h. us rnt
dtt Vhw WM==614.= I am.
",. w. hswumawq maim
Cads Cnusaim. pins,.
PtsbfIý sd* 41.'.b-IUYS4U 1bada . r....,
p.r .?. C. Arm u. Ps"
tbrneh a' geIvgd 11.6,1. (al.."-Y I.e
*ut ý~ a4 ih~rS a.~r Vuda "he a, 1 . U
Vmpaead~~~~ Deeie.es a~p
Mpt~uý tf TUUSC. V&I AUTf3
sNMCIKTI .
A. U. U.-UlrlhI . I MS. list Nau ..esd
s frnftwrh u(L.
ofM~d.-qmhm AtII d third Wdassi.7Bat
':36 P.- i,, mN Odd VnVhuS Hall
A F AA. U.-Tdrrlmmb AN. Ma. f, tint
ad thiN W61um2mm.
L. A. ..TmITmlmtO ChapWl, ., o
aI@ su ourth
t. m-mmio U .rIoetb Thuim
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1. 0,. m m mi
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11. r. f A.- ul City i t .MM S
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M.AUSLAUU S
OUI
UPVOLVME~
II VOLVIII
AMMUN1kTION
too b~i w ftme
loo a%
MCINTI RES
BAZAAR,
Agency for the celebrated Dr. Jaeger'.
Santar Woolan Unlar-anentls
fbr Ladirn and Gentlemen. We have the above
goojs in
Combination Suits,
Also the Combination Suits in other grades
F·;IR ST·
NATIONAL BANK
O,
·hsIr ' CITY~,; PQOTTT.AANI
THE OLDIST fib 1 UIEEi EAIK IR' IASJBk IOIHTANA
WV. B. JORDAN, 1'n~ic ",,c.
H. H. WILEY, Clr:bier,
u2li- kbr PAID ON TIME DEIPOSITS.
STOCK GROWERS
NATIONAL BANK,
MtlIItE8 OIrY. MONT.
TE LiBEST IANl In IBASTI Is ITANA
INTEREST ALLOr ED ON TIME DEPOlITS
P. BATCHELOR, Preisternt. WM. HARIMON, Vie Prmeluien
C. L. Mbl.tRILL, .tw 't Uahir.r.
J, W. WATSON
Is now opening an unusually
large and well selected stook of
Dry Goods,
To which he Invites the atten
tLon of the ladies of Miles Olty.
WARM GOODS.
Overshoes, Alfred Dolge's Felt
Shoes and Slippers, Underwear.
Overshirts, Gloves, Mittens,
Etc., Etc The Greatest As
Bortment; the Best Goods.
Cheapest Prioes. Try us.
C.B.TOWTERS & Co.
XBTABLIBHED 1877.
JAB. MoMILN&A 00.,
PBOPBINTOB6 Or Tu
Minneapolis Sheep Tannery.
1THOUGHT PROBABLE
That Secretary Noble will Suc
ceed Miller on the Supreme
Bench and Clarkson
Fill the Secretary's Shoes as
the Head of the Interior
Department.
None but Old Soldiers With a
Military Record are Employed
in the Treasury.
Clartea May rP F.-retarry of the I.
tertr.
WAstfl(jTox. Op.. 2l.--hiinrtly
bfore his NppFointment .a n M.et ary of
the Interior, (;en. 'oble told an Intl.
mate friend In Keokuk, Iowa,that b:m
aem.lteneoeof a cabin-t poeiti.n was
intentded merly a+, etDppineftone
to a ntuition as AsuneletsJuamtie of the
Supreme Court: and that there was
-sceh an underta'nding with the Pre..
Ident. Thit wnuld seem to Indleated
quite clearly that the Meretrav v ll
ht a eCiniddate f r the ponetion verrt.d
by the death of Jta.lio Miltea. and
that his apnintnent l probhable. In
that event it il more than likely thet
Mr. ('lsr'emnn. f Iowa, will Itewenme
Mer.Wtary of th.. Interlir. Certainly
al leslint, itive w wrking R-nuhil.
.iusl throughout the eoantry will wilh
that this may he true. and tsht the
result may he .peedily attained.
The iVetem - Are Net eRelegaf td Ii the
er. I
WASHINoT tK, Oct. "I.-'"There la,
not a watchman nor amessenger bnld.
Ing applntm*nt In the Treeaury
D.partment by appintrent under I
thhi, admini'tration wh was not a
Union nsldler with a gond military1
re .nrd." Rsa Chief l'lerk Fred RRe
k.,t. "Iieretary WiL4orm lstled M
attention to the Iw denlaring that .
Union snldl.rsehould he gives the t
orference, and in ll nw that law I
has been ohbye. It ai our only re. I
gret that thelvll servie law dose not
give us muthorty to enver all appoin.
menlt In the smme manner."
Chbi. tf lrk Br ckett Ia a veteran I
himself, and has heen 'ommander ofI t
the department of the Potomac. 1G. A.
R., and he has never In a single in.
stance wavered In the selection of t
wearersf Ihe' In. in makingappolnt.
,s.-n in thr sIonsfmnlmt I
Servd 11Them Iight.
CHICAO(, O0t.. 20.-Th. News'I
Wabiht gton gwli.ll pnv : There . :a
painful rumrr in .,lieulatoll heo toI
the elt rtthat the nlnem re of Cnl.
grea " hob went into a prI for the
purehase of a large quantity of silver
before the bill was pased have been
unable to dlspnse f theihrl hnoltin
snd are likely to, crry them far some
mooths belote the deal reaches the
quotatiom of a month or six weekLago.
It is aundann bst the pool renpr
watr s S1,,O I silver prb.ased Ua.
rrlese renalrg from $1/4 to $1.10
After lbh pa.sage of the set the quoe.t
loos ran up as hlhb as $1.10, but the
speelatenrs ln New York uoloaded so
rapidly and so mueh metal wasabipped
to this enUltr ftrm England that
the market was .ooded and the on-a
gris.aee were unable to dislrF of
the large quantity they had per
abased.
Nsw YoaRK. O.L 21.-Arlehe of
agreement fir the proposed mpteb
between Jark McAuliffe. tbe light.
welibt ebbmplon, and Billy Myer of
Btrese~r. III., were reclived by P. J.
Dnoobue. eastern repreleatlve of .Le
Metropolitan Athletl el.ub of New
Orleae,. tom.hbt. McAulil. refured
to alg them. He mid to-light tha
be would Mnot ght In this ensmeay for
the mest iis monthe but bhited th.
it wa his latethla to ge on e meb
with Jem (.rhoy. Dwyer will bask
blh for asi mst auIelut the .90 .
WASSINOMIo . 0... U-i.o L..b,
direlor otf l. nick l3wrni fr &
vist to a membe of slim to tbe 'aM.
spaklg of Me Mp bessli: "Am be
the pis I Mt cdi,., msling UMm *
Sesse piessou" *of - w NlUN, I
emM my SS 6te dlhw pui*M ft
g VOW own 0 *numb* C"
Idw - Ow I0 00
amp so &W1~ t
rent. a I"'and. it i. nOt aurpriwing that
tbhere i. lheld ie grr*mat acr;ivit* in, mmn
Iig, la'Iu..ulri.., anid thiat the oUtpUt
,4ubouid 1* is*r. a eel
ired ,p.Mk ISm ladlama.
LOUA'SiPORT, Jnd., Ot.21U.-At tblh
pue 'o day S4p afer Reed mad, bhi
ouly addrev tadlani. He extolled
the M. Kiinl-y .lii and use I twral tyof
te FiYlly fr.t Ces rest it peni II
matter. and dwelt a' lengIh upon the
sllver ill and ihr fkdtrai .Ieitlon
bill. Three abh u and peeple as tended
the. ua.'.tlfg.
Fatal mesa 1ap'rio.l
MIVYKXIA Pol.uS. 0.4. 21.-Tei. lwwia. r
et a it. f.hsng eceg ine near L tchtfiIld.
Min~n ..xteoled and the twelve·yeer
old .non ol Nnua Kell,, IP owner oHf
Ib ferrns. was kIlled. and A. L T.nne*
pr., engineer, f44rlly IrJ.r. el. A
do z." oilher. were sr. e"r I.... w rims "..
ly lInjred. Theoau'e i f tbrexplnei' n
I. u.~k~nown.
MC?4TANA+ WE..ALTd.
the eisa. H.ard of cquaSllsa*l .m Prw-eat.
te FIurr .
The e'at. itard of 'iu"'I z it Ion hol
fnlntds. I It 11,1.)0 a'"d the r-llt. t ar"
Riven In talil., I I u:
The. tntal valve n'. all e..."e-u l
Srwpe'tv i.. M..r'm'.. I $116 ,67,c234.
In the to.te) of 'in.1%,I944 for re-e "u
late I+ inelseed ueP.. yOlw.etV a eln
tnon Iot* and ImirovenaistLt: eml..
ra'lrread prflhety. Th. t..Il of ,.er.
/oiva is I $4 512t4fl. Tiet follo' inu
ro um IIe. IWS. Irft.e.5 I...
Ueave6.ad I 4S4 1,IwA*ŽIj .:( 9401
('·rte..a..... . 014 %0 u I) 71.WA 7.R.c
Castrf . ... -.7fl1 7.fi44.4,1
tauter.... .... 14'. 4..6 :4:,5
Dws'.n. *.. " 1.221.90'9 2.16L2,'-V .:1u4
Der Lndge.... 1 .31.0!4 8.2:~:64% )11.4 i'
t ....... 2.0h5. I(1 2..11A24 4.632IWS
'e - "e...... 2,4:3t.244 .577,I47 Oil '.391
Madisoi........ 1.147"' .!' +A6 :4 W.;.f 134
Meagher........ .777.1'A I669.ll i )1,71661
'lIemaala.. 7.1192 40 °_ A7..%!! 9.9! OR
Park ... 2.696.70 2::11315 5Irrr% 1
lter m ...... 0.67e,' 6,t VIMf'% 1".1!.V1t
l ie g ... .6. .0.6 113
A+ will he seen, C'uwt.r etilny *,
edbls the asxth pli~n In the list of
taxable wealth, wh*ih I. not Iha for
one of the ieeai.ed4 "enw enunlrs "
C'lrer I all rliht and will "*g-t there"
in rrest ahlete In the nex *wn gyears.
Tw.n;y Chielen nermow. have b.en
arrestel4 ehtrld with Illegrl reil.*
tratloo.
The Chihlgn .narchls a will ce'e
brate the hanlnv of the leaders tbhee
Two children 'f NiehlA. Rarc*el no.
Dubluque, w* re fatlly sahlde I by hot
water Tu-udev.
Atleri.n 'oe"In .iv. for a ralltI.a1
front Jprua.l-nl |, Jrit have arrived
at the lIt' r place.
The w',rld'. falr ceomnit;lte on min.
Ing. hlavin oryat'lzl . Ill m1iet a'
Chbicag", N.velhber '-r.
The govern' r ai Arme-li I. timell n
i.r guards in E.lroansml ai pr*sls.es
chrttbasts from ntuosmnt*.
A freiht eolli.k,i at Jolt, IllI.
killed one and injured eight aen aleld
delayed traMe evOral hour..
Fred Hetrert and W II Pleu tioe
are miai gI mad'it I tbougot obey are
drowned I Beaver Lake, Wi.ooeit'.
It Ik reparted th Adso. and Unllted
BWaes eipr.i. ereo pmli. wail lIali'
date and an atrrausent hU bee
drawn up, but tIb report is aeutled.
-barles Armhtr.ug. a roamiin.at
and repeeted eltilse of Harvard, .1,
Is feund to have rubbed his cetntI eof
$OO0. the fraudis eItendili over
Suy years.
Molkce of DLmletha.
N"cwut mi hereby givvi Ihtt Ihe Mil
wauktol I.r Bottling C. has iw;Is
dlimulvrd by mutusi oiu'eut. Louis
Ba&'h bhalnl purebaisd the entire lu
teret. o( Pam in -I'tc and (ieori
Buiman. ALm) the pstilt for the
manuifeture of tarbonatpd beverT e.
'the bu~lou.m will lie nnatluued by
Louis tkch under the Ilrtu nam. ds4
&b. St. Looul Beer Botltli ag d Nlu.
vat Water Co. All debts doe The late
it will\ be I aid to aIs Raab, wbo
ereby =uNIO Nll ste tiabkilltim
IM. BxACK,
03% BVXKAIiX.
fl& G~m, IuMU
ilnks city. GIP a
0
4M d t 411111111
Tbsm~ ~Iium r
*J ~h.km
ahW ··w~'
torsi. It gives the child health at d
the motber rest.
' r e'rlty tatat Utlte Robblie Halet
4-ti1 Porilntllt Avon*o, M,. PUI. was a
thln. ertlag teby from hir birth until
he wa give n (Crmt',ri,. He *'pas to
Inmlrovefr",nm h* fler w..'e trial.
Has taken 13 bottles: ls perfectly well;
welshed 30 pourd the day he was 7
mtnthb old, and when tble pleaur.
was taken. Robble'. obsaled eondl
' ltn hu eaused many metbem to U"
Catorwa. It is the bet thing f r
babies I have ever knoew."
FAxxit M .LIrx ,
PmrokeIsiol Nire.
468 Portlaud Ave.,
it. Paul, Mina., Nuv. 4, 1887.
"This o al plcture of my twls, Chr
II. and WJiliam It was takes wbhe
they were 6 mouths old. .They eigh
16 pound eachb. I am Ien t'
,Castr,rl for their -nlli.em go
health." Mas.HRERIIIx galcuta.
1629 I." angt mn Ave.,
New York Marv l.tl. 1887.
"I e*ou.lae you ph')t..graph: of my
'riple*..' 2 ht . saei I etrl-Ma " e
P*"le and Wi'lle. I owe their h.e' ,o
,d -. rrteneh to (t *'orls. It is.
,hr ugh mny nIghteor.' urgent apo a
'has I 'mnanced It. ise,, as both my
hyve were thin a-d inellard to b
le'klv, At present th..* are hft and.
hearty. they weigh 8, 94 and 9O lbs.,
and are 2 nlm nh asl :;~ays aid."
aots. MAnY K roexax.
7:16 ('nrtlsnd Ave.,
N.. York. May 28rd. lR87.
"I* errl'.' .oe pootoeraph of rm
'1eartte.4 . 4 . Thew are nLw l
,-.*1. -l'9. The .msllewt weighs.
pIeen*.. the, thern 8 snund seeh. Mr
oth.r et.iltrin have all nlned bIlIt
%o, " wr0,,h from the us of C.aela.
",d I hve already nmmeoned giving
*, t,. lve e.,r little deadllse."
.Maf. Aa;NA Di floorm
Mtherv. Men., Nov. 16, 18"8.
The Teae steer.
One of the most entertaining as well
as instructive papers in the magazinsm
of the month is that on "The Humor
of the Texas Steer." in Bedlord. by
James Steele, of Topeka. It will shed
new light on a subject of which the
American public generally does not
know half as much as it thinks it does.
The wild enttleof Texas are descended
undoubtedly fromn the ball fighting stock
brought over by the Spaniards on the
conquest of Mexico. Thus there an
leath and murder in the animals by
blood. For hundreds of years they fo.
aged for themselves. increased till they
were like herds of bufalo for nmahees.
and becamne wilder and fercer with eah
generation. till they were io more ib
the domestic cow of the eatera stlas
than a wolf is like a lapdog.
The unadulterated Tea steer on hi
native heath stood oftes ll feet high at
the shoulder. His hbarm were so hug
and branching that a man with arms
extended could not rah them from tip
to tip. Bisbodywasnot heavytn p.
portion to his weight. however. He was
built for sped mad Agllt. He could rm
a three minute gait without muet
trouble. In case of the stampede of a
herd the mad cretures frequently weat
seventy or a hundre.! mil, without
stopping. ands, ::-tiaes. Mir. Steele sayl,
they never t 1,,;,~" . it least thej were
never got togal! r :agin.
It seems as t ..uBrullets will met
kill them when thL.y are ntfuriate.
Ball after bell will i' t entirely thero
the bodyfe f as of t.iem without cheek.
lug his career it the leisLt. Only the
cowboy. a speciser as unklue a th
steer itself and almost as uatamle t
manage him. The Tern bovies hi i
orian widness was what ses sad
it--"a cow brute." In this ev
backward not many ematd wes
have elaped till the Tea attl wgdi
have become all one color if •t
alone. and would ha ve es th
shape and charsteadhkil of the
tonic boa
Of the female of this mtrmao cnuas
Mr. liteele writeli:
And 0 ,.aLiiio thi (has. anybody whe Iind
I" hjr I-, lpe & Castle&ad WSW-l --
the (Ash imr --f r~mai is gwinspkIs im anaa
rim ..r d.imvutufrs h. be mos h tba. S
may n-A ufteii rmaeh tkiamo of Kana CIV IA
her pranks. for sh e is ph I Issog and ha
Cry l.".imuW with hawrii jan ansgag
ward tin. mulIldliknszlm of har spds
neve f.%j brIai and m OR ais
fri..nt of thv ?anh. Of am *9 Ii
foutdl on this favfEpw cad l S
144i[bly t1w uam imembdio Isad * wf
tij*u~,,l IsAM. wild OYd h0 4
yuutha larvellmaud is aWA is
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iouny revorAW anof 41W o
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