Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume], December 25, 1890, Image 2

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TBl DAILY JOURNAL
ESTABLISHED, 18!.
MILES CITY, .VMONTAVA.
Thur.lay. D).*erlntr ýf, ItHM4.
CAPTAI, ('n.lKIl.E KI.sN's latet
OveI, "Anl Army Portia," is the
4.ie.Oat that author bas written, nud
t. secutred a great deal of favorable
emmaent. 'The tory appears iu the
orCent Lippiwluntit.
CoxiNRi~sb has d.ereed that withlu
the limits of the Disltrl; of ('olulin,,
eight t r tickets luust tie .old for
twenty-Ilve cenut, alld that no p muen
ser in street ear shall ie requlired to
pay fare unule. provirdeld wei t a smIt.
tbhat' wbat wUay b called popular
iegtelateon.
THAT elcelleo. peer, the Bozeunan
Cbnanile,it out with a holiday editiou
tha refeet' the highest credit on the
enterprlse of the proprietor, and the
meebaulcal resource. of the plant.
The foture capital Ia extremely fortuc
ate il the poisueson of , ueh au euer
gettc exponentof its resources, prus
prtty and enterprise.
I3AKIE KbAN, who eumodled In
his aticles of oopartnerhhip the pr.º
viees theat "this buuloee. is to 1w tiu
dueled on ''brintion prin:liples and nit
aecordanoe with the precepts of the
bble," Is mwaklli a very taud howitng
in the clean up. He is proiably
willni ,t mske. amfidavit that the.
religious cltaue in the alticlis lnter
feted so miue with the busines., that
It had to 1w Itir. gerde.,i.
ne. I t. "DleUeltJety" I.d.
tfriend d1 mine, the younger seam.
haes of wl, .we family are given to uint
snekea, 1 hra'se much atffeted by the
youth of this geod old town. tellsie ne
that, aft r miany futile effort. I- sur
weedld in wo fornibly briunging thie aul
endity ,,f the liabit to their attention
that they have in a IumeuIre dri, pped
It With them every new thing was
"awfully" sweet, every soeial gather
lng they attended was "awfully" jolly.
One evening he caiue home with a
bIdget of news. A friend of his had
flled hi busines. lie spoke of the in
cident as "deliciously" sad. He had
ridden uptown in the ear with a noted
rueanteur and wit, whom he deseribed
ta "horribly" entertaining. and to cap
the climax. he %poke of some butter
that was set before him at a country
letel as "divinely" rancid.
"I should think, papa." sid the eld
eat daughter, "that you were out of
yuer head." "Not the least, my dear,"
o said pleaantly. "'I am merely try
in to follow the fashion. I worked
at 'divinely rancid' with a good deal
d labor. It sees 'awfully sweet' and
gm it one better. You will and e
'I the swim' hereafter. And now,"
he added. "let me help you to a piece
of this dellliciouly tough beef." Ad.
vebs are not as much misused In his
fmlJy as they were, at least not in his
heming.--oston Post.
aeems sad Ge id Poets.
In the winter of 1566 or 1867, I am
et sure which, niy friend the Rev.
Jenl Rusell and myself were returning
adltr a long day's hunting aerous Iart'
mroor (not Exmoor), and found our.
uetes In the neighborhood of the litte
vi gl of Widdeeombe- in. the - Moor.
Mr. Russell proposed that we bdould
tal on his old friend Mr. Mason, the
rostor of Widdeouwbe. and a well
known e ,entric. Being sonewhat
tasertain of the road, we iinquired of a
role the w.ay to Jr. 3Iaon's. "3on ye
io.ig to nIn 'ter s"' was the reply: "go
to wore. a1(id e'll see neaster stan'ing
itt' c.rnur of t' rWoL." lie skight
lia beten there wheni you left." re.
flned Rouell. "but not now."
"Oh. ys he he. Stop. lnneiater, I be
go.i' that uay: wait till I shut this
gate, aeil I'll show 'ee." With this he
trudgedl .;.'; g by our side till we canime
to a c, r :- ,l, and pnutinllg to the
guide I .at till. "There hie IN." nald
upon R..uIll inquiring his eaunirng, he
replied, "l,,r'. menster: don't 'ee know
-aliers pointing t' way ye should go.
and never ginr' hisel'." When we a.r
rived at Mr. Mason's Jack Russell re.
prated the' story. "Dang hid!" quoth
tim parson. "that's my man Jan; I'll
give It laim."-Thomas Fisher in Lon
da 8Spectator.
IPrlme Napoesa Lm Sle.
LA to I'riuce Nuxpoleon daily life in
his Prangizl retreat. he rises with the
ern, lououn or works in his studio and
rlaves vitorus, it any there be, until
kkbmeou, which is atwounoel for 11:45
&m aand never lit, more than half
s hour Isuediately afterward, and
a matter what the weather way be.
he takes a long walk beyond the con.
ssm of his park. Mod reta between
I ad1 3 p, . to open hid mmall corre
lspedece, wdah oaamu to hand dur
blg hi afternoon rst ll, and which is
always voluninous and very regular.
This occupies him until the dinner
boar. In the evening he plays chel
wih neighbors or with faithful Parisian
Mld. suroh as M. Adelon. Haron liru
ail and one or two others who arrive
ia turn. Ekac shares his csile for a
lw days. lie prides himself upon be
l a prat player. but shows himself a
vrl bad one. espeeIally with M. Ada
Ian, who vies with bhi in the witt.ei
.ad most eomal umaier slmaL s.
S sMira towed 11 o'elok.-Pais
ý troir,
WE DON'T ALL SMOKE NAVANAS.
ethe Number of Peelit p the C'outry
WiHe smnke Imported r('lps.
"At' n.ear a'. we cn get alt it." said
the eigar dealer. "we cahlulatu that
there are 13,UIO.000 smok(,er in the
United States. We iaven't etwen able
to get it down fine enough yet to esti
mate how tmainy of tlhese sIlllmok. (igirsi,
wlhut pr-l-urtiou the piJi., or theo ulum
ter of thiuas who i le hi the delusive
eligartt,'. but we c'aim get Inrtty eke'w
to the nuantllr whlo go in for iuixrted
elgar'. And tilit ilumltaer lurpris.d me
when I t lgunal it unt. Not onel persn
in ºa tlhoutatnl would be able to guute
anlywherle neaIr it, after knollwing the
total aminmtr of lllokters' Ill the etln
try. N.w ,out of thmose . 1:1.000.(lO
omloker, how mmany indulge in 11a
vann"',
"Aboult 4.,0000.00," replied the re
porter.
"Tlumt's tlle Inearest to the number of
any g.uei I've luhad, and I have a .tand
ing otTer of a box of the lbet Perfectos
to the. Inatl who gutes within half a
nillion of the actual figure. I'm rry.,
bat near ams you came you have not
won the bo,. You're out of the way,
though, only about 4.000.000 in your
gues. Now, then, if you'll tell me
whether you are too high or too low
I'll give you the Perfeeto."
'Too low, of coure."
"Exactly. That's what they all think.
I'm sorry, young man, but you don't
get the box. You're just 3,34,000
smokers too high in your estimate.
Hardly believe it, would you? Nobody
would. But it's . soand there's no get
ting around it. Why, if these were
4.000.tMJ consumers of Havana cigars
in this country, how often do you sup
pose ea.h one wiould get a Havana to
smoke: J ust about three a month.
That is. if tll the cigars imported from
Cuba into thle United States were equal
ly divided among 4.000,000 smokers.
each smauker would have twenty-five
cigars and a piece of one. At the out
side we take from Cuba 110.0l00,000
cigarn a year. That is all the demand
*calls fr. ('n lniuently we sllmoke in
round numl.ebs 33u.000 of them every
day.
1'I think it is fair to give live cigars
as t-caceh -lmelký.r's daily aver.lage. so we
see ly easy tiguring that jutt (*1.0(N
persons i Ul aill that are r.iuirl to get
away with all the importeld cigars that
the i'Uitedl States cenisules i l!ilually.
Aitonihililg., i.sn't it , Out of all artmy
of 13.'m0..0K people in this ,muntry
who ~amke only tid.O000 indulge hi the
luxury of imported cigarsu but that
66.000 pay not len than an average of
$1 aldece every day for the privilege.
which makes tle snug little sum of
.e.....c sa year which goes up in
the fragrant smoke of the Havana in
this great and glorious land."-New
York bun.
Truth lI Fable.
A story halling from the orient I. to
the effect that one day as a pious noolah
was riding into Smyrna on a donkey he
uet the Cholera specter, who told him
that he was going into the city by coin
wand of Allah to kill 700 faithful. The
nlmilah Invited him to ride on his don
key. and as they neared the gates the
holy man maid. "I conjure you. In the
name of Allah. and by the pure faith
of a Moslem, that thou wilt not slay
one mU(o. than the Lord has col
manded."
The Cholera took the oath, alighted
from the donkey and at once set about
his commtission of slaughter. Instead
of 700. however, 7,000 of the faithful
died during the period of the Cholera'.
vi-dtation.
When the Cholera had finished his
appointed work and was albout to de
part froum Smyrna the mnollah again
met't him. "How is it" demanded he,
*"that thou oast ownumnitted so great a
,perjury, and 'iolated thy oath to Allah
that thou wouldst not slay more than
70, ." "' have slain the 700." answer
el the ('h, lent, "neither more nor less.
All the :her's have been slain by
Iali-. awi'l not by me, blessed be
Alla !"-Chicago llerald.
Hp Walted in Line.
.A dhiegatiHn rAnle from ('lliopee
anrd t'hi(cpiter Falls one Iaturday night
to ifttQenid (..eorge Keanln'ts lecture.
M.ost of thm hadl already purchased
tirkets, hut one worry mortal fromt the
Falls had tone unprovided; ws on com
Ing into the lower city hall lie beheld
a long s"rpeintine line of people, and
prmptly .alling into line he patiently
waitedl for his turn. lie thought the
tickets were Ieing sold rather slowly,
but ,int until he was pretty near the
head of tie line did he discover that
the people we re paying their tax bills.
The doct'or was made to feel very tired
while going home on the ears that
night, but hle knows now where the
tax colletor's oaffe Is.-Bp.iagSeld
Homestead.
The Mewas ma. Up sl* Sleeve.
As (eori H lumphrvlle was sated
in car gong to lAneaster a few days
ag a mouse sprang from the back of a
seat in front of him and landed be
neath the collar of his coat. In a
twinkling tl e rodent was In the sleeve
of Mr. Humplhreville's coat, and then
there was conlAderable commotion la
the ear. The mouse was finally ex
pelled froll the undesirable hiding
place, but Inone too oon for the peace
of mind ,of his vietim.-'Phlulelphla
bacurd.
Justln II. McCarthy is ust 80 year.
old. He hiua publihed eleven books
sad seven plays. He s tall and thin,
with a very small head. He has tsv
ded mueh in PPerl, ad has an
all aequmag mse wli the Ulsratm. -
ud tbhai eosaeA
A LOVELY WOMAN
overbeard one sty of her. " By )Irnren hbr'
-vpd: *1r. .Ure PthQ"~ty
than ull.I lw: ". awrl vat--ring hut e11 Iry". lurk.·t
aey~m / dd rltlngd t.. tll noomuml\' ve pmtv.
Attu sp. n tf:IK h tndri dh of dculluar on phy.!
ciaus. wdhuutl I',neflt. she trial fir. I l rrt·'s
Gnidrllu Medical Diiuovey;: he~r Lmmprove·tn~n
oWewson rd n.d an don ar fea' rs I.eaRil she'
asplump liv and rosy lurl.7.ha ptlrct pictu.n
of heiltc '.. trl.t.b.
Tih ; w *. .ul 'Goldrinat ft.'Il Df r Iswv.
ery."' now worWdfanud an a n~medyp for one
aump.'n n. d.shich is tally au ennanfihaI I. Iot
only man acltu y la'acd y for toat Terri.
ýbLa n .f at a l m a lad y. w e i t a ke n i nd t a r. P rs o it
6.ihaNItilr l)W bnery; hH r inpmitKIwn I
werlas lm. Fever - riwol. Hip - Jont Disease,
Wad-rheumm, Totter svain.- tu. l~aitbut
ofes Byaln "W zantat ndn trltenntgthA
aaly sitý usty. ltced t thuhlesoat kur
Om readil to Its urative powers It iavfp
brt' the malade, wnihes then bnd tnd proa
e afi troial btuta·lofa. It al ths olyI
eer, blou k and apý Iimeahy. asod Whit
ltwa'lliund.Fer. soa s Hip. jatnr t llsate
Slla~lt. hu etr w~Bis (abrn.
wies.d alyfl tat mIt I1 kndraaimend ts. orclss
pied fadL lill be pi uroat rpouers.d
e te 500 eer sh b r and
~~ineurblaFecomee
b yfuatlr I is othe cDady
g~~sts.hu une aoy SIWWSini h
Wil oall tht s ew mmnr4to a u
LI Yn Biqhi
Your WIne 3qpu
Study This Price list Caremly !
Men's wilts................................... ..................................from $10.00 to $30.00
Boys' sits, aue 12 to 18 ..................................................... " 4.50 to 18.00
Chilldro 's sult., age 4 to 1l............................................. " 2.60 to 9.00
Me's pataoom............................................................. " 1.00 to 9.00
Boys' kn pant.............................................................. " . to 1.
FUR COATS,
Dog, Coon, Wild Cat, Seal and Buf
falo Skin,
Ranging In prie ........................................................from $10 00 to $50.00
M 's orst........................................... ....» 6.00 to 38.00
Boys' overeao ts................................................................ " 1.60 to 800
Gents' underwear, per suit, ............................................... " .00 to 8.00
" lines and perse shirt................................................ " .50 to 2.00
c" otton and woolen shirts............................................. " .50 to 6.00
Mens' and Boys' Glove and Mitte........................................ " .50 to 8.00
We also carry a full line of
Stents, noI 1aid Tier Hals.
Fur Caps, $12 to $16.00.
Boors aad Shaloe
Bla Qilts, i a&t pa linhL
bll r Goods.
Respnaber that we are beadquratwr on these goods, carry the lasriget.
line lu uastern Montana, uand can ,,. o iocaa ohbsper than any other houo'.
Special Attentiu Paid to lail Orders.
I. Orschel & Bro.
THE ODELL
Type Writer.
O will uy the ODELL TVrP WRITER,
with7M cha.rcters, and S1 for the MiI)i
(ALE C'AWE OIDELL, warranted to ,o better
work than any Ima-blee umde.
It comaidnes a1rLIrITY with Dt'RABII.ITY,
rPEEtl , EAE EIr OP: RATION, wears longer wi, bout
coat o repairs than any olher umacrne. lisa no
ink riba,n to bother the operator It is N.AT,
ste'lm NTIAL, nickel plated, perfet and ranted
to all kinds of t)pewrilling. Like a printing
press, it produces sharp, cean, k lgibl mNam.
scripts. Two or ten copies can be mlad at one
wituing. Any intelligent person can become an
operator in two days. We oler $1,tes0 to any
operator who can equal t he wort o tbe IHnI 'LE
CASE DE:LL...
Reliable Agents and alrsmen wanted. Speeial
andueomiunt t ealer.
For a'amphiet .giving Idorac uents, Ac., ad
1dr. O LI. TIPE WRITER CO.,
65 aned 87 1lth .Ie CHICAt(O. ILL
TIi COLIEJG of IQIITAI
FACULTY OF 13 PNOFEtUOR3 AND TEACEMR.
Five listlnct Icepartmentlt, v154
Th4 Acu~k m -The t ulkp -The tchwI o IInein
-T1 ,*.la'1 01wry ut N;l Nuuik md Art andl th
"ndTmepl"l ritiln c 1111 il c'l"ZIl n d cmplc rkam
.1e. H th nN~al* N nh 111.1 milli 14,1 wirer Nen~ku
.hnuughuuut. Both veuxe dmittcdl ui eMual Lenu
- For f atalnl e int and itnform ttion qul! to
n.D. I. ECILLA W.D.D..ft5..DeerLadi, EM
THE
RUNS
Foot Trains wilh Pullman Vestibued braw.
1mg Room ektwrs. Iliniu¶` ('mn and Coecbes of
latet d sign. l.,twrcei I lsmmgu. and Mllw...k.1
ant mt. l'aul mn N Itnrtl*blS.
East Traae.. with I'uIllu.uaii Vestibuld Itraw
In, Rooi $lresgur.. Iltlnug tats and togehus of
laitst design, bttw., tI t'hleaso and Milwamksw
and Ashlbant md lIstluit.
Thriough Puilllmat %ettiled DHl s lg
rnmnw,*and Coliosaist seepe ria tIb North
frig Pali I amiruad betweam Chieago and
cotntrclict lTalus to and from Easler.,
W.ept. m.: nortckrni ad tentral Wiaconsin pututs.
foLrding unrqualld  rrerics t.. and from Wan
hdas, loer. du l.4 Lc, Ohkesh, WNewalt.
Mrsasaha. Chippewa Falls, Pru (Calb
HNrleY. Wis., and Ismrnul and swsessear..
IMicb.
For tickets, sleeping ear rr.mrvaions, time
taJe, and steer nlawrmtie. apply te Apata· of
e Ilne, or to Ticket AsIeta aaaywhh in the
United tatee or 148ad11L
t. t. MNMLIE. (ke'l YG i U..MILW'AUKEE. Wil.
J.M." INXAFO 4 Lb.Ia' lTnyrar.,t.&PattlMiC
M. C. SALLOW Traf. Ntg., ILWAUKRIP . Wit.
lOUISB EViTEIR, Assaitamutnoenl P'asr
andTiketAuset. ..hIL1WA
The Greai Family Xedical
Book of the Age.
10S per peek; a etme S20 pmeuedlpa ad
100 illeetrati a t. tk famo phsclma. Q. 3.
~OIY.oa .D M leedieg usil i Jose.
Pale. It glium Ut 3' a old inJlme'math Ium
,aemahl. eat pa £4 (eid rmecpi .1. Agests
wahMip ian t amr r sasd tes. Add
7. 39. Tll=" 'r.
25 Kest 123i M., ew YTrb, 3. Y.
& d 4 ctaea hI nuap for l Istfscaa.
IIISý ma 0 )leUfO'tU~tuniV
itulltmr ai~nºp. w n4 for
I'riet .ist of o utfits. II
yO attia u rmt. i rla n jj. li
titnure. Maryland. '. P.·A.
NORTHERNA plm
RAILROAD
TYI DIRECT LINE BEI WEEI
SAINT PAUL.
INNEAPOLIS.'
Or DOULUT
Idate. Wahnlfh Ternlary,
And all Poatn sa.
linnuota, Dakota. Montaua,
ORE0ON,
Iarihiau, h est u sU
ALA.IAC.
NO CHANGE OF CABS
ST. PAUl, and PORTLANL
On Amy (ems ofi TI.es.
EMIGRPANT SLEEPFRS FREE
Th. Only All Rail Li,. to tbe
YELLOWSTO PNi
w Tr Di !. " wbM ale erMa
PULLMAN PALACE $LEPEIS
AND
hr ie sl tabsUieun N TlIJýRMi, !ItI
0r. VNt.. UN
rA[FF UTERATrII FO ALL
The AM mlaCA PuoWTVm vTA mm ý,1ýA1
I s uliihing heist valuable sresof Tof e
dmuuots. Thes are sprepered with a view
to state the fLas and urguIIt. for PreIwe.
tlion. whether in the tnfcet of fl se
lrutrwm rt'bchants or pwormiomz Den.
E"11% Maurt o eti=eeb to rr~·i .n thsen o.
aiutahfrr"al-eompnmvosn of wamgmcst
o l.nd other arguumtn tswniu the
Any "mrl' one will s st e of
rens I s mllýýss ecet " Wem (iva ran
The wholle will be nf t for alat or
any twelve f'or centsor n for 10
CEntprty. pwas oI r b I f oO r
L-Wag UssU Ig sa U I. A. Rsts
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