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TILE DA ILY .10171II A L
MIIHI4* ('ITY. M4%1TANJ.
POSTOFFICE REGULATIUN.
X1.11110 CLOSE.
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Northern Pacific Time Table.
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No 4 .ltlotiac Mail :21 a. 1..
No U 1 t;o FrFr.iuhit
No-Ai 54 trw.r Fr . . hith
Official Directory.
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Mean t.lr,.rt,trtt . .H.
Pro ipitati.n in hn-t 2 l hmrr. 11.41.
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1 V:i tantIsa :l,. Februat a .
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Ti .buwrvr, Mi! I ity. 3taItaun:
'hitf hfl Weathlir N iun1i1.
Sn ri.::-Th,, ilt,: fr,':rat is for :1i hmur.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
For Budweiser leerr call at Prdofesor
Bach's. *
Frank C(lark of Minneapolis came in
on No. I last qight.
Lemp'srelebrated lager beer at Bul
lard's. *
L. Newman of Chicago registered at
the Macqueen yesterday.
Consult your own interest and buy
for cash at C. B. TowERa & C'. *
D. A. Murphy of St. Paul was among
those who arrived last night.
'Julius Basinski and family went up
to Bozeaamn on last night s train to visit
friends in that city.
Wasat.d.
A girl teo do general housework. Ap
ply at this office. *
The merit of lsIil's tSarsajarilla is
proven by the many wonderful -cures it
is accomplishing. It is just the na-di
cine for you.
The Sons of Veterans gaive another
eucher party last evening at Masonic
hall, and as usual everybody who par
ticipated departed well satistled.
Sberh Hawkins left on last night's
trala for Deer Lodge. taking with him
two prisoners-Howasd and (erke--the
re eatly seateneed cattle killers
Cottobmawood or pine, cut in stove
length. Leave orders at Case, King &
Wodaitaki. * P. G. WarruD.
Cif Crews wasn before Justice Oibb
yesterday upon a charge of being drunk
and disonrerly. and was fined 65 and
cos, in view of the fact that it was his
'st- ofanse.
F. C. bower., who was arrested for
.p At ty with Monte Howard in the
astti4ling busianem has been by order
1c
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. e 1 tr111 ,1 e tI 1er iel i 11 !t i n.( "t t iha C
sit 1 tli e ":1 '. jer aaaa 'i ita {'' tea.
j .1 .1,':i i i .1 '.11re, :'. 1 ,'t ":11 41: (Y" W ' .
+ t C larth R 3i ie aetatjtaijjqi i eat. aae)i(ay.
lea)'ll jt.IeaIjI!:.leCtat tHa.1I~ahe aat t~(ie".l
).r~· ('ntt x.1 tie j aleetil ei;
tactrl tha.nrr fu'r Na~n il ca! N~~tu ere in
ticejlje el1~rc te~ eiaeteai,eghe St.I rlirt(Itaral
to'i~ aj tieIel teat.u:h (..ii Prier-e
! ee'hi tnra i .t ehaunti. eei l ystatilajy na
ia ,ijt.etal etrttel tiej tIer:iyIev tlerling iii Itt
elellg rrait ' ia.etut ntrseI~cI~atie l 4 aete tetie .
fnd rutt it are ee It last elintr c).
e':tse i ''ll 1pay tilt ii ai!.2j;t titieli ca ll fr an
2U' tci l·kr¾.a L~ tirll teHte tal e aa w
iteratalln hat him4 wile e
trot thi" hrt Il::on ur Irl i Isuns who w 1)Ir. in-)S
ir,e eel hull in t(ie/iigm St.ll fo tierar
,la g lile eaue:.s 5 last. S.eil c t.far
e r's. l it } Ie ii 12. litli. t
Theliea Illtrr aal ilt Clnt. ijstlli leait Itanil
vaisot t1 lt it~ v~aty ri'~l jar i ttiv r illf
ji. tlllellttja t-" t~ ilte teratfeel c tiecfaeltill
(IIbu llj((! .Jls '1 r12 1 dai.i ,ijt. n
p Iriý. a! teltgrain Wai r' e ivd ill
this .it.v yester.day.l allun'ingi that the
hill hctating tlhe statei reform ehl ut at
Mi ilesity hald iasse'ld the senate with
out anivy otptsuition. This is the measure
which was fav.rahly ('te.l uilnr in con)
mlitteeo if the whole the otheilir daylt. and
is uirelyv Ihi( fIo rtal raliti('altin of the
'onn)l ittei' work. There is )no doubt
whatever that the bilill will pass the
house. aid then li signed by the gover
nor.
. litoelh r lte.lite*.
ni1e 41l.s since whenI it lbe:*ue evi
ent1 to, Metsrs. Mlihdlltoin & Light that
they c.ioul rot ,ttin al i'piuii.u frl.iim
the state smvupime court in their apieal
i i t ihe u'.u:'ir li r t ni lt ;i , he. th y al. liit
ii In ii in n t nil ': .ietiv fiir ain-ther re
lspite. ;il l y-stnh.O; .\. h ll.l lrnii.g Sherit f
ll.tkies ri.e.eivei t .o ,llofit il notiieation
frl'l the governor t 'it'llt ning the day iof
eecution until \\ e sti ..lt prl a util13 h
18t!.. .t'o'rilingly the death wate.h was
tklen ,ty at once. adl the prnim lr was
Baker is v'*rS stoientl anld eotnspowld in
his itea in ii-. In ii iinvietiition yes
well s hte ever dlid in his life. iatll never
e llt had a iream co-nicrniig the killing
of his vi.itim or his own exec\utitb. lie
s:ill claimiis ti hate uo reculeh'tiini of I
' mui ittiug the steih,. ant feels that his
•onsienlce is tlearl ill the mtattinr.
TIh- |.".l;(:, ,,l c;o1.i." ( 'use.
Yest-eria.v Ilfternooi United States
('Coinsisioner Kreiller called up the
charge against lRo.ert S. Torrence and
Frtd J.. Reisland. alias " rof." Kilcarev.
of using the lmails for illeghal purluess
.btaining moneyIi ill'' undter false pretenses.
Several witnesses were examined to
prove tIhe general ge otl reputation of
Torrence. who also testiftied in his own
twhalf. and inade a full explanation of
his part of the tranisacti.n. declaring
that Reisland asked permission to use
his box for the purlsse of receiving an
swers to sonic letters, and that he be
came suspicious of Kilcarey's actions
when the latter brought in a batch of
letters to send away. Torrence asked
him about them.and demandted to know
if there aan anything criminal in his
writings, and Kilearey finally burned
the letters. Tortrence also proved that
lie had been in the habit. with express
permission. of receiving and opening
mail for C. W. Kelley. the bridge man.
Riceland. or Kilear-y. abas swore that
Torrence. wias inulweent of any comnnee
tion with any of bib schemnes, and knew
nothing of what he was doing.
Under the clirultsnstalices- the commisa
nioner ordered the discharge of Torrene
and Iound Reisland over to await the
actiont of the United States court at
lelena. with bail tixed atiAiltt). which he
hat as yet lten unable to give. After
dhe decisio Reisland cried and whined
around. and end eavored to dorcansider
cable talking. but was stopped by Conm
missiomer Kreidler.
DRPRICE'S
...Jeal ki nf
Powder.
o aly Pare Cream of Ta Powder.-No Ammonia; No Alum.
ied in Millions of Homes-4o Years the Standmst
lt T - ()ni.l I n( 1,h1:.1en lth (:af11,r ul
tl h . "' disco.. . re that Ii
,'"f,, ;, ., ,, Iti.. .,. , hie I f h/" ' . tch 1h:r.l
t*it 1 1 il . L t 1..e t l.lieri tlie hsip
, b.I, i le;,t ' ltir . 7'rh'.! P, illu l thai hIt.
Iol . inin ton in tof ih l" htotl hMi Wln
Inn d l 1is111i the scrs inaItim rIIewa1,
thile fa.t hI t li .tllinstl ta er P;trick i furn
Hl holh:' I;. at hoad erah lost a fur over
i. W\ill ivae 'l.al m short rhi; o:,er
' oeat. a:rl .-m.erl halt. w.re missi". .1II
Sof the l wure t iaken fronl in Ia::: about
tilth lobby. stlu in the cartttage it was
hlearn1 s tlhatl the lrersonal effeats f M.st.
\Kntes F'itz.eranl. a former anmploye of
till, hotel, whoi as oilln helr way eas.t andi
lhal stopl' d ofll to visit silnse oft her
fri.ends. Ldl beenIl. taken. in.lurlint htfer
valise ollntaining ..i 0 in mgoney end var
ious articl.es necessiry to a lady's coLrm
fort it: t.rveling and t handsome dillo
Will S.avage.'is ovtzercoat was found on
the sidwltr : on Park stre.t. where it
halr been dropped byI the thieves. but
nothind etltld he aleyrtaltnl asn to then
whe.reabtis of ht" thither thins. The
tr;tir w.s r, lo.rt.l" t, ('lhif .JaILcksoln.
tand durint the A;ny hjl work,le hlard on
tha! *ast,,, with tpa ret hllt that y dturk hbe
htal arrestld James ia'rrll n n Patritck
J. lac.k Hfor the ertno. but both denied
iany elnnclltisit with the triwansaction. .1
sorilch warrlant was prmtrlle.d fltrall JIus
tlieUtiler ib. ald 1i i.I e I trl Jackson andt-c
but flailld to tindll it. Later in the aft.r
noon informtation wis rec'eiveal to the ef
fe.t that it ,t of the stolen Iprorl.rtv ha,!
be(t'ln sold to I f residenl t tif Sixth street.
T'his provld to Ib* the right clue.l and in
a few minutes the lI,nlic'e' hald lxmession
of the thl, two, coats, the valise. th. e dol
man. satchel. and sundry c"mbs.
hadl mirrors.. purse. etc. anid tlast, but
not least. a ticket to St. Paul which he
longed to Miss 'itzgerald, but no mnoney.
.1 lot of letters, a couple of purses and
several other small articles had been
burned in order to get them out of the
way. and the money had been spent
around town.
The party who bought the truck was
taken to the county jail and identified i
Carroll as the Iparty who sold it, but
stated that Bactk had ntever been in the
Iplace. However, the two men were seentn
togethler, antd biti. a;: be hel] for ex
mnination ,loll ?day. Carroll. upon
ibeing confrontedl with ti•he proplrty andl
his euIststllltlr. ilknowl.sdget.d everylthing.r
and said he woult plehd guilty to steal
ingl the whld, hatch ,of thin<gs.
The tifth tlri .s ,of gtam.ui in the whist
tournamllelnt at tl.e Mihs (lity club last
night resultecl is fliiows:
t W. M. S ll i i . L. . I('art,'r...... i.S
Dr. E. F. Fi all WE. .E. Sni .. :,.
A. T. i'amlplr". 11 nal '. lordh ...... ..... . WI
c r,-t Ntt in rli W I). u iniiti. :i-.
I . II. Jhi Iit-. a i .l . . II. werdtit., r . il
r W . (i 'iordt ti .s . lt ini n kit .j .. .....i..
1 ' il. .8 1,4 ,atz il i ,J. .r. . . ..... . it.
SJ. E. It, Carl :a I W. P. I .ar... ..
I L.. . lirt :i i , . .t Ir.clh .. .. . li
r.Fed I +li". I :,.;.1 i:. E. Ii:'lwh.-or ... .. ..
Last night' i play cloedl the tourna
nailllnt. alnd the follewing are the totals
nlalle oul t u a i ssibhl :ls):
Siw'r w ltLir .ln.i, Jor nsl on.. .u . ......... .... :YN
I'nnll iphlll . (ad lordot..... ...
Sinil and .i, ('art.l. . .. ................
I.Itatrl,l, r .tul l rchil I .....i .. ............
Ikti 'arh t anll tuV i\alr- ... ........ ....... I I
(tor0ntl and lia iinaki....... . ........ . I
Stein an i Snitlh....... ..... .............
1tavag. andl FilI .............................
lirunin t ar .)rw'l Or ... .............. .......
tt.rwt) a1llu l e tcll. -tz..... ... ... . ........
A ieader.
Since its tirst introduction Electric
Bitters has gained rapidly in popular
favor, until now it is clearly in the lead
among pure imedicinal tonics and alter
atives --containing nothing which per
mits its use as a beveragie or intoxicant.
it is reconized as the best and purest
medicine for all ailments of stomach.
liver or kidneys. It will cure sick head
ache. indigestion. constipation, and
drive malaria from the systemn. Satia
faction guaranteed with each bottle or
the money will be refunded. Price only
50c per bottle. Sold by John Wright.
Tobarl.. Ic * Mmal e MeUmetimes
When told that totbacco hurts them;
their wives never do. because shattered
nerves, weak eyes. chronic catarrh and
lost manhood tells the story. If your
husband uses tobacco, you want him to
quit, post yourself about No-to-bac the
woPderful. harmless. guaranteel tobac
co habit cure, by sending for our little
book titled: "Don't Tobacco Spit Your
Life Away." mailed free. Drug tores
generally sell.No to-ble.
Tan: STEILao RI~iLEDY Co.,
Indiana Mineral Springs, Indiana.
L'r.le ta l : t.
- . -. I. "- ,
: .tli ra tuvt
I , t .I , tak.
Sitty to i, e Lasct.
r A ft r! rn i;-i ;:ir:,, rler,: I to the last
,r I;t e ,f .,rtr l and d-estitution, as a
1 i.. t r ,r.. inquiry at a marine
as "Do you blty ras andi bonis here?"
.s. "C'Yes. w" Wli: t( reply.
,f "Tier, h"e j:::A;er.;." said Pat. "'ye may
Id I:put m. ,on t: ,: c:rhs."-Stplare Moments.
er
Ait arttly Horte.
• r, Ir D. -' --li,- i. vtr:nh ei- rv cent
n-: r. ".,;, U- i tirclcaser (tx:lni:.i, ,
doubt i-r::t hi.is teing healtLv. If he
Vn wLsgt Lt I: t ' hIe- litier could i.rve lived
it to tucll' n t :.i age.-Texas .Fiftiligs.
it
I(lhep flurtes It the Inauguration.
' For the inlauguration of Cleveland
' any ; Steve ns.on at Washington on March
i. 4th. 'extilrs:.,n tickets. reading via Balti
o nor lit ru(tl hio railroaid. "The Pictures
' qlt' I t lllt:." it ill bl( placed ot,1 sale at the
'k ticket uflhies ,o principal railroads of
l th. wnest. us well at, at the ticket oftiC ic
A of the lilatiintr, anl Ohio .ompan.
The fllrt, from Chi.cago will he ;17..W for
ti the round trip. Ttlhese tickets will Ihe
sl Pl fromt FE'blnuarvy 2th to March :Ird
inclusiive. and will be valid for return
- journey until March 8thl inclusive.
f The Ialtinloe antd Ohio is the
t. shortest route to Washington frrom
nearly all lpoints west. Its trains are
n vestibuledl from end to end, and carry
Pullman sleeping cars.
No railroad in America is better
t equipped than the B. & O. to transport
with dispatch, safety, and comfort the
large crowd which will visit Washington
to witness the inauguration ceremonies.
Its long experience in transporting
crowds to former inaugurations. G. A. R.
tEncampments, Knights Templar Con
claves. and similar gatherings, on an
extensive scale. will prove most valuable
1 in arranging for the coming inaugura
t tion.
For more detailed information as to
rates. time of trains. etc.. apply to L. S.
Allen. Asat. Gen'l Passenger Agent,
The lI'sakery, Chicago. or O. P. Mc
M Carthy. Asat. t(en'l Passenger Agent,
Cincinnati. O.
lHow Wie Grow Old.
Th.- tlhra,:lltthat hinds usI tol lif, i, lmost fre
it-nltly s ,vt rld. l ire tlhe r.merilinan of lift, is
realichdi itl the ease of tw Irs. e l who neglel ,t o
viou, nt il. to rnew failing strengthl. Vigor.
nol t.- ith eware--" of happiu.in-ss thuat the crndi
tiotn oft Iltig lit,. can ihs creratied asllit Ierpetuat
ed win, re it dorl, nolt exist. Thoussands who
tlhave extlrie.nitel or areo icuizHant- incluling
manlly plhyScians of emintne.-oe - the effect iof
lotetter' Stllitaclh Biitters, hear testimoiny to
its wonl:lrols ettir"acy an a creatolr of strengthl in
fllo illie tirt uth lln .. Llland d i)lllitatel and Ihat- ,
ttr--I t.lstems. t.telady I'rfotrnmanee of the
hi lily flllntitns relltwl w-i laltite. fl sh and
nihltly r'tl.4ist tttldl the its -f this ths urglh
and ita.dhirt r.novant. I',u no lochal tiae rtp
rl.i-iltt,-l to i~ .- kin to itr re-a.l nhlt. it in Afi etts
it., it ince. lt-, mand the i.n.ilhoe. which is an
acknowlel*it-d remedy for indligetion, mialaria. ,
-ervousnrl s".i.. cilestiluation. liver an11 kidney
c.ttrnlitittt and rheu-atistn.
SHood's
Sarsaparllla
to proimptly arnd e'feetut
ally overcomes TUAT
TIREDPE.IIANu.
S as to colltelsively prove
s, ' tl medlcinea "num ke
the weak strong." J. I'.
rImerton, a well knot n
to eota . * rcl+ tee:t o f A u b u rn .
c gr.J.B.]E rs I # M,!isn hado . la
Scomljlicated w th. L "r
sad i iA troubleesi itn took is0nd
AUruan t LLA and it gave n.lief and
Sgireat conort. He s:;4a : "e Is a iSM e.ebd
HOOl'a P cIL e .a Ii t.a'.tul .,n...tac..a hy
roetorsa . ttlr en ateta. t tLina. e.tha ctu a
Not t of P lrobat of Will
In tle district cr at Iof te Seventh Judiftal
eDistri at o the stact of Moitana, in and for tho
oUnty or C('ust.r.
SI t,. matter of t.l estate of Henry Freder.
r ick Htnning, de e. it atl. i
Pursuarnt t. an uder id thid Court, made on
h First alsy oa Fbruary. Iurtt, ntL, is hePb
enU. tr. t eric'. eoda y tAey, ontah a
( -ta to t c rt i th he ('onty of
ufather na deen ap lntd.l as the tfn. and
plac- Henfrrv thle swrail af said lthe Fred
aý..plieation fn" mil H,.einri and (.rA)'· R.
Ith ver os r t ueis "'st e t.id ter ,m f letters tem
r thsestars , wfhen and wam r say Pi.ra inter
Floel may aplsttar anl ceu:tcst the ame.
D Datdl February lot, 104L:t
tes. tt W. J. ZlsicEiMANs
fin r .t pualieat i a s Feb. ts N.
SPROPOSALS FiOR FIELO SEEDS.
ra. w lalha grie s C ar caey soatr
Faji--- .oisf-or- di-are . 1..
ed. tot ar, h re .ts p in the need" o i
hreor a iofu any hid, it dss m fo r i
the r al ote..M- r, . to
Sweetheart's Face
t -hat's my wife's you know-wears
ti ,heerful, life-is-worth-liviag expres
-n, ever since I presented her a box of
SKIR'S
v WHITS RUMSIAN
SSOAP
. She is alwas r mding k
v~,ps to her friends-says she i
at tftrough with experiments-has just
.r '.':at she needed to make labor easy,
;lai ensure perfectly clean clothes
Sh" e knows what she's talking about--.
i 't forget it.
JA&. S. KIRK & CO., Cbhlg.
DLrj Miaumi Tar J,7**..... JIar.,
The NextmbrEspecially Goo
- TALES8 FROM €
TowN Topics
110AD IBy ALL MEN AND WOMEN.
name t ru. use ,s wousn.
DEULATE, DAIAry, WITr,
INTENSE.
IrslaatiS mtwn m.d beck Ae .as L
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