Daily Yellowstone Journal (Miles City, Mont.)
December 14, 1882

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DAiiY YEaOWSTONE J 0URNAL. VOLUME i. NO. So. MILES CITY, MONTANA, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14, ars. PRICE TEN CENTS. L- !e ~e--~--~-~---- THE DAIILY JOURNAL ISO f r*H1 Jpwr o( vumeir (tmamtJg. Every Morning Except Monday. i TM D)AIL J~'RJrAI.Can truI all Amodcatel Pin. rhos In Mlsie 111ty. al is thei only paper la NA Monaana that r vcaw Ieltllaate tol graphic reluria. Terms of Subscription: BY WAIl-IN AIVANC(E-P STAjE PAID. ll dlitinuI, o.e year. ..............111. pallyMalitam. ti ttaallim...........................10.110 pally Editoia. three aiomdhs........................ W TI) CITY NiCkIBEBIN.4. f Carier. K ery Mornlng. at (A ci. per weak. WEEKLY KUI'fTION. mevfear. .......4.00 LllUI M n h 2.50 71ru Dlwlll," 1.60 Advertising Rates. e 0 $ý !It p s F .I qtA. p'I II, -.l r.lltri ~l ir~·1 )Ui Day..... 2.1*1 3.1)0 4.l1 i*.t I IP1 .(1i 14.U1 1 /Ob Days ll..... 341'1 t.%1 7.110 6LUIs la(nl IN).UO I*L0 Daye 4111 i 1. .u M 16.'Ia .1:10 a,.u I c'l k..... mu 4.. 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Nob-na I alawk. \4.w Yurl itly. Merch~an ,11111 aM14 *T ril l VUa~ E.. C.hiemge. I 31itrchalath a.S iulunal Blink. SL. P'aul. mine. CREEDMOOR ARMORY A. D. IcAUISLAnD, OiF EVERY DENCRIMTIO. UEBAVY AND RKUULAR SIIARPP SOLD We Clio lint tItem lip rom 12 to lb pe~ast with asmlagwo jimvi If "We. a We G uara ntee our Work UNON HALLS01N OPEN DAY AND MIGHT UmI~S~Noh *bwbu ahp TELEGRAMS.h Bap.d ipw.r I. DM W rdb.MItu Jwvseuls bp Mr Westre Ass.ei.au JPres mer .Ar Nerreu rades AW wItou-, -i'iw m nS, A WUED WORLD Is T18(. C. E. Bostwick, one of Duluth's eR Prominent Citizens Re- p ported Murdered. Richmond, Virginia, Suffering From the Depredations of the Grave Robbers. John F. Potter, the Bowie Knife Congressman Dying in Michigan. t The Railroad War is Ended and the Old Time Prices are I in Effect. Secretary Teller Refuses to Give I in to the Turtle Mountain Chippewas. GENERAL TELEGRAPHS. STEM or IR. WA.sMtx. ox, Itc. ja--Wi. H. Intder, aged 4u, clera in thie Idjuteat genenra omse, kihed hltuwelf to.dJi I He was a citlseu of Belle oUtalme, Ohblio. e. or mur.I Kiewux, tut., Dec. I-.=adlesm were the only attendants to-day dat ue I.ocure at the Kangm4os naedwen col lege. ThLe aanuadunetudesutadesIand Ute expusion of the rfeuiniue etudeuta or they wil aebnadse calege. Yr. Jouws. N. I., Dec. IL-The h~ea.vest sk ur many year sw e$ over the lshd last night, sodluwed Uclsa asmtag by -s anpemeudeuted bhi tide esudsg s.bh damsage to IrSru.alr sng the shoe of Ooncption Itay. DTINO. MILWAUKE. usC. 13.-John F. Pot Ster, the celebrated repreeiilntative, who in Id(I, upon being (n.lilnged by Roger A. Prior, naaied bowie knivem as the weapons, mnd a locked runou as thie place ot battle, is dying at Musk i. wawigm, Wis., in the poor houmse. L 3BNRxD. ATLANTA, Ua., lIec. 13.-Last night the house of iuggletnI Jauimes, on a piuutatio neur »tockbridge, wad ournied to the ground. Thous. Knight' and his two childtiren were burned to Sdeath. Kuliglht was laying drunk in L the hiouse when thie fire occurred. A SUILIDAL MANIA. BERLIN, Dec. 13.-muicides alarm ingly trequent in Vie Prunulan army recently. A cudet shot liamtonelr at Richterfelde a shourt tie ainwce; a lieuteiaunt killed liuniseli at a bull at m. |landian, aied anotiter oftiti r died by hIis own hiands in Paris. Deaths by duelling aluso irequent. WILL NOT WEAKEM. WAsUaNiNUVIN, Dec l.-riecretary Teller saves If tne oliject of tlie delegm Uoian of Chlippewa Indians now In the 'city is to secure a relhearing or time Turtle Mounmutain dwision their visit will be a tallure, ac hlie has fnally mpaUsed upon that quetion aMild opened up the country tivaettienietit. t\ C Aino, Dec. 1J.-The reccipte of Sgrmelii or thie papt year were pheinom inally IKlt, being twenty-tive million low L Van preivious year. The re meu ore Inereased ability of, the fartners to hold their stocks, the low prices *inve the new crup was liar vested, and the rapid Inumoese of tie i nalltiMlagidy.T 1 he reclptoof winter WAS ENDeD. New YOUK. ise. 13.-The railroad manamgers ave nurem-d ou a traite mais as RMllows: Miinneapllis ivisslon or the Itook Island, 21 per east; 8bt. Iailitlpr easnt.; Northwcartth a SOnmah, eparM L; St. Paul Divimka of Us. Island, 14 Mer :..4 tihe others 4U r ewtS T lave alan greus i on Sdw reaMt'ka ie 1maeeeage atAem The dert4l n Is ilt& 6tor ll ieds. Tim ouasiuitter lead a imined iaelon at the Wlade-t Iho'use In the Stternonmn, and #M sit o'elock mannounced that 1he pneidmats of Vhe N. W.. M. P., OMtih&, kiM o R. 1. rmwide would tlqegraih s hov gl o tem tnt mit F I now, so, f -I-- MMnW^ --'*X(f n Fro k" ^f.« tt>» fiw»i I *L tj f it f *e M M OANORM IN COUxCIL. CHICAUo, k... 13.-At tile Aricul tural lrlety in afternoon .meilon. J. Mlorlo, Nebriska, (lpoke on hbe taritf, arguing that all the tariff taxes f not uetually needed by the govein- a Illelt ishould be abolished at once. 0 P'rvident N. T. Hprague, of Verlont, pave hi exwIierenee with Silos Ensi lage. aiid was deluded with questions, at itr clmoe, a repoirt of the committee, b five tlrnig, relomilneldinlg tile co optrution of the state aind national Kgoverneiierits in phlnting trees aimong water (iiurmse, and or that on tralns )ortationl, rwinlumminding tilt dlevelop lient of water co.lpeilition, by the ilm iproveilelit of tthe rivert aid building cunuli, was laid over for disuumion at r the evening semioli. Dr. Win. Hope|, of Levi, ,l Siotland, r^eeived a pauler on exhaustion of d ill its relation to ftrtilisers, and Hon. J. B. Grilnell, of I lows, one on Ihe auljeett of what is due froni agri.cuittlre and isterity. I GRAVR ROBRELrS. RicuxoNru, Va, IDc. 13.-The guard in Itockwoud rcemetery last niKht arrestel two ndlikcal aludents alid two colored milii inl tUe act of olnning a grave. Four dead lodlei taken 'roni the cenletery were found at tlie Virgrinia Medical College. The studeilts are in eastlly aud are pro. ininily connected. It appearel in the evitience that cuit of the students, W. B. Mereditih. acknlowledged, when captured, that Be was with the ptrty who roblted Ilte gravtes unday night, i but the other tudlenit, W. A. HSiith, was not with them. Meredith and two negrues were sent to the graind jury. A*ATT LOSesU. NEW YOtK, Dec. 13.-From several quiries amtoug ageinele of foreign linurmaiiee t.upalniea eoalnn the report of a 4urge fire at Kiaipron, Jnamaica, but conider the klo has bIeen exagle tuted; however thedamnage in thought t to Ite Ilevy, Inseniuh as a large ware b house munted wilhiu time bounmdaries wai burned. The district contains at til. mesaon of the year heavy stocks of cigars, run and other neerchandle for clidpment to thi United Statee and Eu rope. Fire Inacades tie district fom V the corner of West stret. d I11D OTBI. a VALLrY CITY, Dec. 13.-The exam InnaUa of the Grlgg county rioter concluded in tUhi city. No evidence tir Uthe dte was intronduced, and e the cotrt html tlie following named At peren, over it $he sum of $1,00 ecwh d to apir at I next trm of the dis d trlet es t: J. McKay, P. M. Me o Lean, Cheiter Klpgaiey, E. Merrlham, n Beiijain Whimney, J. W. Wheeler, Henry ilappi and N. P. Miller. Two of the deendanits, Peter Rei and Chas. Trnut, were dinaniiel, the evidence Sbeing liisultRleent to hold them. y V(OAs CANK GaROWIM. ST. Lo)i,. DeI. 18.-'The third an SDual conivention of the Mibmialppi Val L- ley OCne Urowers amoclation net here to-day. Ex-Lieut. Gov. Coleman, of ht. ouis, presided In the chair. There were delegate. present from Illinois, it Indiana, lowa, Kiluna, Loulalana, a Michigal, Miiuourl, New Jersey, New u York, Nelbraka Olio, Pennsxylvania( it Teniinele, and Wkconseln. Hun. Geo. o B. Loriini, coienmllionerof agriculture u was ain nteoreted auditor. He will deliver an address before the cardinal vtuluorrow. A U120MO MAN. FAKUO, b). rI., 1).c. 11.-Ahout a week ago rumeors wterecLurftsit in 4 lv m dlon tond tit In pace, thlit C. E. Do't wick, of thte fitu ril C. H. Uraven Col., tol 1)uloth, hadtwel he rnurqltrtel. Tele rartiing meml ft buth (lyiedoin and Du-. itaah. fadlld tit give. meal iafctury anawe-ri. Uitermotf touluiry are nlow beling re-1 eeived here, maid ithi atatitd thfat lieliail lWest in the Wlelt of Weaving hsonaw sud tit nt-y andi beitag abiment a few ayev u thlis Lime It is Paid he had bengus abouit 11hrve wvek. aud feare iFw ItlI@ saaety are cn atertalased. UNION WORKHRM. WVARwin.40utN. IDee. 12.-The Na Ucuoama Fvedml Um"o In an mildw'rtied addrotso to the 'i ruth, tjaaleaaa and labor assenmblva oogratulaUtig ot~rtmitma or' thie Untd State upon the urvatritt immeT eonfredu on any onse boidy o(' vivilixed wuee of the law-making power ol '400,0OMO ftomnen, haa voluntarily stepped l'om*We te attiirate between th. pms aud rich to an unequal eou Jmmf, whieb bas smo hang been Nouing on lwtwet'n etodptilat and poorly orian ised labmorer A MMUT NLAIB iDWS 34ARu, MInaD. IJI. M1-Dy a dhimmttii in emrly ihiml mornIng a Modi or bominva WWI dl were buaesiL The a of lbs Z: un knomw. Ti,. bI are lmease: J. 0. s tomit U-s wa- IL was. 11-. .nm DAi, nm5ronse nATRs. MILWAUKEE, ee. 1.- ,nrr Merrill. of the Chicago, l ilN .,take i 5 St. Paul road, teleuraphLdl to-,lumht frma, New York to the treight and pa. Wenger agents to rstore at once the old rates. 3LEW UP. OSAoE Mzss'IuN. Ke., D)ee. 13.-A boiler in Johlsln'sa saw will, three miles frrn, Ihere, blew up to-dat. The ppropretor. H. L. Joismwns, and Andy *ckwtood were killed, and three others were seriously isJuored. TUs OoDszA moom. GRAxOD FaKs, D. T., Dee. IL-The nmeetilig of the syndicate of the Odessa townsite is beinh held thli eveniimg. Neurly all the memlemr we~re pr.setl To-maornw i t he day s4t tor the sile of lok in Grmevenonr. 0ad DeLsmrt, addl tis will be throwun ni tile market if! a few days. Ta1mIr TUOVLIeA. COUNTANTIN.PLR, 'L:.' 13.-Thme palace is practically in a stale of siege. Nobody It allowed to eanter unless aunmuoned. Sedition ausonlt I rsia who are anagry at the way uaul.d are IJmd, while they are in rags. T'he rntiljilt ment of (JUsan Psmha, wiho Is uinIl,U lar in the -unary, as Uministtr of war. has added adlibtinal tuel to tihe fluuame ]DAKOTA NlWM. EAMoo. Doc. 13.-The New England fociety of the ied River V\'lih wil. hLld a banquet here ott Le..t',t.elr "1. "'tnta.tes," sor tie benell. t t the jut· lie library is bIelsg given hlit" 'imll \ve nL Ing with much u .hucces. Ji.h l Harrisob kmok-kemmer lor E. U. Sprhaue, a tem a a fanrmer, near Moorued, I alhepd to' have lo.ged a 'heck on. the Fims. SNathnasal leik at Moorhead, r 5 1w and then skipped out WAS c 3rPI. Lee. L1.--EZxAT- SmNerly aea emire day was spent nla the Soa lefnP of the Penlleton edvil I servino reKrm bill. Several emend r uesnts were salepted by' PendleMn, auld the bills was adopted. a Holua-The enngreMiodal library hbill was r.umas ended to counmlittee, with Instrutih.ns to rep ot on, lull for the erectlin of library building op the Sgllroutd owned by the Unsited Ststes l agricultural and sallitiry 'aadeemy. Approved of and bills. lased. I CAI crna mA E. a CUlcaws, DIe. IL-Hngm-reeelpt lU, shipmr ts. 2.aje. Slteady .ad and ht r'd, lower se; mixed, b.4(Wa &.0; heavy, &O9iO Slight, 5.40(4uhl; skip., 4.J0. Caute-~trecet..7,t11at; iimntsAe,~Ni :r m dull, 10 lower Christmas vbeevs t( 710; Sg.ud to chiolie shipping 610m04); comamon to fair, 4isl( N1; Itouthbea s plentllfl, shade weaker, comisnon to fir toG fall); sLediumt to goowud 3. 4I5, dockers and settler slow. 'U~COVIKEiDa 1..1 ,uC. J3LFFAJA. IC., Ii. I Sl' aee (of 1%(ra. Ital-riliat J1. Ci~I-. 1n~ve (XhtAoinr [loth hads Wiel ia imsah t (it the M~AW Iliiiaine msfy luil. Ithis City, hins excited aaaisr- (lauD odliadry lin* tereut. Mrs. Collins is the wife (#f N. It. Collins, of lBrzadl~.in, Pa. Site is allout 1*ity-aevc-aa e(arm ofl age, andl (14 voey repectpbe aplieatrine. This umbmitng aulw wias Iarup lit bsefore Judge Suidth fin a waktilm oa ir lair dlaabeharle ftrill (he Auayluma. whichl was mla e ukmn tile igrwuad maat lite judi~te byv 'Avhiii s~he was% o 'imeiaatleil ekoct-4t~l lila auth~ority IItii dew. ~r~ata adf a iureigaa P.'aaW. At ails jadit thet attornmey hor the asylum nuihnli~iii 14uggetail' tip thel,%lui~ thist MrM La.1118n4 hi M ftra reteiivectil thiat til lie t',1:aaaaa mutimaritivs huhad raastin ioln tip rmieww lier shmout the tiwie lthe warrant was iserved, maid judge Saialth tlwaa dim charged the wimistia. D~auring the lietring mrs calhaaspi' husip~aaa slaw jn'elaeat. At tile coaaeluaia'ax he sal vautaced tip the side ot Mrs. Cipihles sand aafiiereli IA, P'hake itands. She mancl tod the jprofean hand, but wisen lie atuppe a..Auwr lime draw teek sand returnedl tA haiidal n), emiiaahunleastitiaa with him. bheiaskedl her alt,4matat If sheit was free, and lie aenwert-41 y P. Her husband than todl's.rai hvr lit a I skin elusk, but i-he aleclitilipd to- teas iL. (mAlium thlen at lemiptii to plat be sid.ther, but Ahae wit hdrew her chiair &ad mAid shae wtiuli hold fufrther earn. vent, at her lawyer'. tofflm. Dor. An drews, bi.loro leaving lite rut m alim. k hanods with Mrs. Cuilkimp, amptio I. bops4 she had ol fwaulttUp find wit hi #1 1s11161 saapbeaetlu Me. safweir. do Dr., Ihad ewus aiter a orwill" of' maiWe uh pois sue asad Igtormiel toe that I wdo u445 asyou reirewntt'dr but tmPurSay huasbsna wmaa payling may extieniA. ARls(ls thiat Will yi maw* to.ersyllin Ide'dnA." At 4wc lawyet'o sow~ Mrs. ('uihaa abebw d WIb d to riated.ý sh.0 aSr k -i another hmti to da. We&..' S*II "A 111 T7, I.MU41. oib uI~ d t.ak Mr.Coes ...q this l, 7*&L. o a.5.bea TM pedin mEt up I. nibs.rappurs ..A m..ufaeiuuee `j is..Meteaa, rrUh I .u.udI. rimSk Said SMU7W w. II.And Co., IoIntsIb. dasiee as all kind of pseYt .iLd a.mi Cit neata ma1. Rl~L IM.C~ Nathan's Bazaar, mi PL r~r rm uhibg.arl r Fancy Semis, Etc. Fine Notions Ad a .ýt ack gu..vaI t imsIu Lrpm tkim LI lb. I us CUi Si~ Drug Store, Dr. LEBCHER, Drus~ andck ~U Isiin DPI ac S)(OKINO CARES tof a teLj fEW CHEl& 6W Asw Uis Cil Speurs Stage Use, Conaccting at Bpwaflah with Rodgee.' Daily Stag fmg D3!3AD WOO:D. Y, Wh0sae eiave 1k.C1 Monday Wdeay and Ftd% 1 mornings at 14 o'cliK.-k. For pmmsa* any) informatilon apply to As I. MAX WEU1 PWe 1 Main8West, Mileas Cly,M. T ZZs"E* A-WO WNW I" 5AW OL

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DAILY AND WhIULY. TIE YELLOWSTONE JIU AL A TYPICAL WEl"'TEl I'.tPEL As the dawn l ta New Year appriearhm a gret mas of the laboring people in the rcrnwded easere cities are seeking Irfrl,,tnt, of the Upidea Northwest with It. tL.Iar s prlrries of wnteld tretility, with Its minl~.no o' .er of recant government lInd awaitln.; I,: rnt.s, with its towering amountala. hihll aml l,roductive vallys, detted here and there with the prwperous raench mau's ecaln, the hills and plain, covered with thousand. upon thIosands of ine cattle. each hed repemetinlg a fortune, contentedly nnuehing thie rlomishlag grmseset which the country is fasmema and where beter ca msuch iornatstion he obtaimed them thouh the columns of a representativemewe pper,saeh e is the YILLOWITOIEI JUMmAL. published I the very bean of the land "When Ctlle isa Klag," and at the greatest cattle shipping paint il the New .orthwes.t-Miles C(ty. The semo Y.ous.Wme deab as IL slaep ur-paged.elght eleman paper A.led with ld the sewn of the world iae condensed and pithy aem, hbleside am imes fumed of inkunrhtion of tbis gleeeous oseatry, specially adapted forthe Isadmaeker, homeeeker. and the capitalist, seeking perstable investment of his lucre in the west. As a atveotisiag medium it has me superior In Moi ems, or the aeethwest. Tems of Weekly Subscription: Ome Year, in Advance.................................00 a Mem hs 2.. ThLee Met he....................... .60 -ngle Capl...................................... 10 'rM Use veoeweIsm ,eemI I.ae ewry moermlag. Modsy exempted. h the hedalr aefswepar i Memes. It seatels thes fmieblsm af the Weeem Aotated Pahe, ther by emalq Mit t mfnlsh Ift ai.g oewy morning wth the delge of the worl4 the day bufon, to tsherfwhlthetek sad genersl matrket of the asst as well as at hems. Daily Subscription Rates: One Year, Is dvmmse.... E9.. (0 Izl MeLths...................... 1.'0 Thee Mnemt S Ome Week. deso.red am may otf tim ceity... U. UIGT, Pb ushe.r, jerual luidinag, Miles City, Montana. B. ULLMAN, DEALER IN Pumps of all Kinds sm, ts, ra mPapd Zrm tmtI PUMPS SET AND REPAIBED, GIkemer RBhair In allt khtib 04 Marhinery Dose Shop Sixth lt'int, Ietwtu Ma.n and Bridge, lilea City, M. T. ula .JLEVI'S llal UslWant Open Day Night TM Riutwrect is Conduseat l ~e ,.i no some elegantly Ro.m ran gg m ITpim SRANDENBUU8 Van'mASKEE Wbliaso and Retail MEAT MARKET! Sa[la Street. Mile lity. of to Always on hand aClel Blethm of Beef, Mutton Pork 'm ALL KINDX O0 BameR In Season. I ..Apela4 Atteutles m Give n to rder for rivat. Fawlles. lb Ih B of B.A.K t0 This spes belongs to STmm, M r sO, Who opened their BOFFICE AND HOP: K on the meorting of the 12th at 9 o'elek: A. E. BA IRID, I'Contractor and Builder ILs.. CITY, X. T. Work deoe as shortestodas.aid satilr n OFFICE AND SHOP: 1 On Bridge Street near Seventh MACNQpev YoGue, CHas. A. ItinAi, oet Traders. Formerly of Palmer Fort Keogh, Moetama and laland Iieb MILbErS CITY, M. T. I -LT-- THE DAILY 0RNiALT M IlBE cery. orA NAA. Thuts ay December 4. s. THE OFFICIAL PAPER OF CIU.lR COUNTY. No bills agaiut TRI YI.ILOwtrorMI JOiwmAl, oantreeted b ay .y ef tbeempu of maid paper. or athen. will be reaigatald amnr aeeompaaaed by a written eider signed by the publisher. SI editor of THKYr.IAtlbMas JOUWtMAL is not responsibe for any of the oplaloas or utter anmces ol ill corrmspo.denta. Notice In hereby gvmn to all eoneerned that Tuil Yguil.llrMTtn,. Jhl B2E.i. holds the co.lract Irom the goverm.r of Mlontalm to do all printing and advertising of wlatever nature ebargexble It. Cus ter couatv and also is the designuted and ,.:y I paer In Custer county In which services by publi. cation can hre I ..eity nirde. legal noticespub Ushed In other papers ol Cut'er mcumloy are '..et and worthless, sa has been decided by the coeust of ANNU'AL REPORT. We ac.knowledge the receipt of the annual rleljrt of thle .ecrtary of war for the year 11 2. The total expendli tures of tlhe war tldeirtlttellt for the istcal .eur ending Junle :1, 1882, were $4.i,34ut,3hlt. The Upplropriatiots for the current year are $3,t6J2,4-O. Tile d(Iclrtlulnt estimlatet the amuoulnt to be exltended on river. ulid harbors, Inclullllg the Misali ippi river, at $*I3.8W,tM0. The report reI.xcnoinnds the increase of the army to 311,000 en litlted men, and .uggetts that the pay o, .oldler" be fixed at sixteen dollar. per iloanth an a remedy for desertion, which is very rapidly increasing. It trtets fully of the necevsitles of the public service; advises an Increase of tle re tired list; that citizens be em ployed, instedl of ioldiers for elerks, slid thIlt an official be designated at eacs JpIt lour the trial and piunisllneint of soldiers guilty of ntlm14r offences. Theia are 453 prieoners in the nilitry piriwo aut Fort Leavenworth, whil, e sides work upon ublile building., have mtnliufac'turtld 6.5,(JO lars of ho1ts and shoes. 1,43I4 ets of harnems, 30,ItIn brooltlms and 2,24 bunlak chairs. The report i fnhe of unusual clearness, and Is eel.cially inlteresting, as the work of Mr. Lincoln, eta of the late preelr dint of that name, and establilhes his political Atnem for the mnlertant de parttzient over which he presides. Itozemai Pasm Tunnel on the morn of ýepteniaber list had penetrated the solid roeek on east end a distance of 110 feet. sHld on the west end a distance of 200 feet. Our telegraph r poets bring the ad news that John P. Potter, the eele Ibrated rew.reentative of Michigan, the man who made hlmelf f1mous hy challenglng aim enemy to fight a duel with howle knives in a locked room, as dying. The school trustees of School District No. I met last night, and after trans actinr the routine businews, proceeded to tom:sider the enlargement of school facilities. A'ter eanvrling the matter it ih probable that Col. G(ould'a hall will Iw used and another t4.a.her em ployed. A few days ago in Miasonll Judge Galhraith smnt.en.ed Dr. E. W. Hoyt to two ye am in tlie penitentiary for almorticn. end when naked if he had anything to eay the prisoner raised his eye.. to heaven uand piously exehlimned. "Lord, ftrgive them; they know not wJhat they do." By our telegraph desatclhes to-night It will he set n that the rall.mad war wlicth has been raging-for the past few weeks Is endel. This will now settle all questions of right of territory, and' the rival r.ndsl can now resume their regular as hiladle of price. and business settle Iack to its old basis. The only com nllly I.ef..ltted by the war was the PuIhllmn Car Company, who rain oil sorNie tramin as many as five surplus ar Is lrom tt. Paul ,and Chicago. Tr em NOIR TRnd PACIFC. Dietnc.es Ri3w.a Dulath Mism., aen T...,s, om Pueot Imend. Orees. A. we. have niany inquiries as to dis tamnees t tween pedatb sat and west on the line of the Northern Parlde railway we puhllsh tlefollewnl table, which may ie relied upoo as eorret in eicry Instance. that !i within a mile o two either way. DiJenwns cannot b aeeumralely dftermineld until the r awl is finished, as the whole line is i'n n re-,haine as the track is slad. Is a few instances below the attitude has, I.an roughly approslmrated, htod the thurem are correet in at ar ses em lnr ulb or aspeitr, Omt..... G Irag& It T.. T............. I gk. D .T ....T..................... M T.......... Is T t S..gqM T................... M *,negar....S.o., u..... .y C, W, SAAGE SONS, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DRY GOODS, GrciBs, Lps, Etc. 2Our Stock is by far the Largest IN EASTERN MONTANA. .And is Complete in Every Department. Cattle Men and Ranchers! Men ---O e ,ind ok i Fbt O ,mpbb ll. 'We have Received a new lot of SFINE CLOTHINC ats' FalnGsil g oos,llits, aps, BOOTS AND SHOES, r r Ladies will Find an Elegant Line of Staple and Fancy 0 Goods, Carpets, Wall Paper, and .HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, ETC. Harman Holmes k' amons IT Ie't I ·l

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F. A. ROUTHIEP, CONTRACTORI And Builder, rry T, IONTAMAIl. -0 ESTIMATES AND PLANS Pumhled Ior building nil kinds of tru.t.ares, eilther* Nt te. Brick or |,mtn, r. I Is also prepaird to Furnish i t Sih rat( Notice BURIAL CASKETS.I o-e- 1 UTNDETAITHENG NBHBT UOETTIJOH MAIN TIEnt., MII.a~ CITY, M. T. Whole le and Retail Dealer in and Manufacturer of HARNESS SADDLES, lemad audFlat Bridle Fillinp, Ivory and Horn Martiupale ltlnp, etc., etc. Repaiprp done on a4ort notice. 44f EaBca.wI U.rTTFLICM. W.A. BURLEIGH, Jr -WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN GROCERIESI 1y4 Goods, Hats, Caps,Etc1 -ALO A LARGE STOCK OF CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, Of the Latest Styles. irMtduew Apge/or s1 tON Ahubcki1 Upe y u m aluuiesi .-www 4 F .'A*. L I. 4· Th a wmd .rMaly Is.ed ote1l k1 ken oem. to tk pubUe ,r keom. E Jas.Rosbrough R PROPRIETOR. Newly Nraishd. H Table Unexcelled A Reasonable Rates N Everything First Clas, T p mms thb h S. S THE AILY JOURNAL Thursday, Dee.sbr .s, Ias. DAILY AND WU3KLY. A alsek aIIleA Anmeas 5.. George W. Shlngle, of uStrgI. City, Lakota, an extlmeive eattl, owner, Is In the lty, and holds fortb at the Merchanta. (eore i e oe of the pioneers of the Black Hills, he havlun went there early In the spring of 1876. cmnsequently has made a raise by catmp ing In that country. In the recent election he was elected oneof the com.a nll1.oners of Lawreuue county, Da kota. INSURANCES Wm. H. OXLEY, -AGENT FOR Liverpool, London, Globe IAS'URANCE dOMPANY. P1(EI FIRE INS. CO. OF BROOKLYN, NEIW YORK. American Central INS.URANC' COI'AMPI Y, OF UT. O.UIS, MO. 'rFIre RikW Solleited as Dweiinup lomeshbod Goods and PrFrdred Stocks. Ohe* with C. W. Savage L Co., Ceraer Main and Sixth IStret, )ilie Cty. I COAL! COALl OWNO. .G-BBS, 1s mew epaeid to aalui the anius lf MN Siporio Quolity of i Ordersan be le tft thisao. er at the Cottal Salew". Lglbllt, Joadn CV'*. ateoead at W. A. Burleigh Jr's. Store FOR THUI CELEIRATED I COAL. So0 0_. 16 Satisfaction Certain. L. NADO, -DEALER IN GROCERIES PROVISIONS, Abl a fill lse of Gente' PFurnsling Goods sad NutioL Hunters Supplies Kept Coaetuly on ohad. IH(glhe eashprlte pad for Hides s Pars. Park 4Ireet, MiLe City. 41 Is r~ l Acorn Stoves and Rang S"RESTLESS AND CEASELESS.' rI I ;JACKSON WAGONS 110M110 hVill lUiRl ale Ike Lt Leighton, Jordan Co. mliealN amd ra ml ._ b CROCERIES! PROVISIONS, Foreign and Domestio Wines, Liquors and Cigal CLOTHING, BOOTS. MAmOES, r 7: i+ J .Ptrl H 4I',

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THE DAILY JOURNAL TbmWW, Dueb. w g4, Mrs. DAIILY JWOISXL a ho preure ever See~ s or at our egul1 meal CupUSI Ur DCTOBI. APTIST ('ICURCH, Couer of Palmer and B Teoth &ia~. Meryha at 11 r*.u~aa 7.3U P.Mr. I rsS oudy. y 04 10 A. K. Catamms adbrasEra Corlilly invited. RKV. ti. 1). l)OWME. Paotr. C ATHIOLIC C1i711C01. Main Street owner of Tenth. Rev. L.iamaksith Pastr. CI'IFAXPAL CHIURCH, Ho,. IiordalI pastr. EhsrIerea Iat A. I.A Ckhpol eil hu' iU tizt. pRPHBYTEJUIAN CIIL'k4vII. Servies will be p Id in the new building of ('01. tGuldt1t Natmn t. ntar JOt: kNA uQACC. l'rt'chlltg at I A. W. -'Ab'AJl h Cebýhu. at W A. K. CitiMell and .1rah6ero curdially inviatd. Arrival and Dcpar tut of l.adl.. vsera mall clumm at o clock p. I. We, ern mail closes at i: p. lu. Easter maill arrives at I:I p. m. eterl mail arrivesat :I p. m. 0MINE OF A RED IIOT TOWN. Tom and Jerry is now the great drink astmsr nearly all the buasines men of the dity. Theodwlor lorup left yesterday on a flying trip to Jenn.tion City. He will return on Saturday. Clhris Helli haa partitioned off his his sample room, and placed therein several gaining tables. Johnny Dance, has charge of A. J. Maxwell's health oimee. and in kept husily engaged in mixing hot drinks this cold weatlher. Ladle. dres+al in nmale atl ir are fre quently seen peruding up and down lina .treet. Mile. City is full of changes and such ,hiner. Col. Ja. R*.'lrnrol.uh, the gentle manily pro lriettr of the Merchants hotel, who has Imeen very sick, was reported better last nlght. The handmene photneraphs of IGs. Langlton are inow li this city. They were sent to Mm1r. Gordaon. by a very near Mlend of the lady herself, and are highly appreiated. 1r. Charles Lewis, who has been travellnng through this territory with a Aiie conipuny of lrlforn, em, will arlev here shortly andI give a few choiue enertlinnlnta. Mr. Miller. a lmrtnerof Doe Zohl, ar rived in town yesterday fr I ht s eamtp on the Little Sheep kMeuntains. He says that ins the last six weeks he has polsoned m85 woll and taken about 21o butffiulo hides. B. Mason. trhe Powder river mer ehant, Is in town anld etocklog upwith Lnnds for bhis store. He will hory o into partnership with Mr. Dw lass. who has for sonme time been hook keeper for Leiglltn, Jordan A Co, this city. H. H. Mund, of the new banking house of Stebbins, Mund Co., will leave for his homnse in Billhngs, to-day. During his visit here, he has suande many warm friends. and will doultlem. find that his Ittak will be appreclated in this city. L. J. Reedy, formerly clerk in Mlaghton Jorl tn t'o's, has returned trom Deadw.wd, a'ler an abeeMnt of six naontlh. He loks hale sad hearty as ever. and has tie general appear.aee of having had plenty to eat, while so Journing in tnat city. Capt. Butler says that the soldiers whodeserted with the two deserters. assention of wihich has been In the JoURatA. recently, have been capured, and were taken to Keogh. It seenue now that tle guards were over powered and had to ae.oernlmaiy thede crterms. Jobhn Davs. ul tae United States .lg nal serviue. Irelll Ba lsIen, is' at tihe Inter-O(ean. While In the city lie is ,asaking arrn.enlleillts flra mother-in law. Wolmen always were errrce in Bnseman. anid we onsider Ire Imas taken a wise step in coallg to Miles City to nake' a *election. B. F. Tenlrok, better known as "Handy." wa ous the streets yestelray, wit his falitrul horse Patly Ioliver. Ti Is the n sted war hors ou whaclh "'dandy" earried the United ltate aail Irona Fort Laramie to Deadwood during the sulmluer of 1I76, at the timell that tile coultry was alive with hostile Sioux Inlles. He Is now welil cared kr by his owner. Mr. and Mrs. sahb and daughters will give a pound sociable at their residence on, Tusdq evenlng, Dee. 11th. All are Invitle, but at the samue time should not ill to bring a pound of uset4hiain, mees or hla vlutable, from a poundaof rl to a pound ol diamonds, the p resil to go toward. the building fuad of the Presbyterian church. As ae obl aylai dog fifts make whils a rsea mamy our uLdsm s w sst the d.ept .latiu time arrival of tie eastenrs t a ell knowne paintLr sa il dhu de thdi rb a on teline sim The .er r OuaLrs. UM m m as es (h e thei w (asm Ib i" but t werea ne. t T the Iuis Leek mbr abase ad e a ked thim an who h eed.'i d that vme Yib. Baeedn 0"se. bags DAILY YZ.ouwesU JoueaL.: DorA SIi:-I have Just area an alut In the Montana papers the nadiur plublih at Butte. The arti.le 1 will clutlo.. It in copied rolu your paper, and tte s.ceountof my brothers Imurdter in as ersonics sand unjust, that I feedl -etlflwled to write to you and ask to lhuv tihe testitnonles given at thie sliue.Lt jpublished in your ipl"er, no ltht justlee may be do.el to his a meumory, alld his relatloans that are hvalllg. It 1pains alre tip be writinga aloul thedlrtudhtl murder, but I feel tlhat uaulethinil hhauld le dolse. I I tru-t you will have the onrrt.t a tlluat jpubltihlhed, a roly of whlich I now entlwoe. You.s truly, M. It. ItuMssLL. "We regret the necessity of publl.h 1ug the particular of tie shoouutln utliir an wlhich James I). Itussell, one of our irolmlaslieit eitlzens, cause to his deatth it the handslt ti. A. McArthur. It would seem that the partits lad olle Lbuminets dealinlgs over which threy squur.ilel. Fromla wh .t we eat learn JItusell hal alvatd imoniey to McArthur to cltar offtlle illldbtetrlune on hli t.usiiae.s gltl t.illdition tlat lie should each eveniagl turn iver the receipts to Itusell's el-rk uatil such tlsae as the anloulllt was paid. Me Arthur, tailing to coasply with his uart of the atrtcuemnt, luswcl. tssak clharize of the business. On Thursday evenlllg they had wsrae high words on this subject, nllid in Friday altt4rnliou they ale at Mutt Itasdelaker's blilliari iiarior, wh..re they olnumiieuised the qluslrrel which, atsrornliag to the evi ii. nce lt ire n at the ill uest, rw iultedl In McArlthur alhooinig tusseI thllre or four tirli,. so tithat lhe died alussast Instant:antously. McArthur was ur renttel llanediately alter the o..ur rence, and w.s yresterday mnorning taken to .Mlls Cllv. Fears were at one time elstertainl. that he would Ib Inched, but the vigilrnt officers p;rrventted this addilithmal crime. A girand jury was au orince so)nsoned, who returned a verdlict that J. 1). Itus mell canr e to his 4eath bly pistol shot wound. In the hands of A. Mc Arthur. mud that the'act wu comumit ted witfully, telonlously and uljusiustl abl. The deceased was well and "fvoiiraly known, sent only here but asi the Blacki HUIs where he was in buwd nee Iar alser years. He leaves a w he, who hun the nmmlpathy of the entire cInnimuunity, to nUourn m1h untimlsely end. Alto, ether, Usedlr ansd its sad egnt.lusion are mnaset lamintabl It is the first death by violence tliat ha. tc curred in Hiillings, and we hope it will he the last. Tuo much eanamnt tl1 e said against this practice of earrying lire airsl No neesslity can tie pleaded ftr it, saiu the results are such afItlrs as tuhl, which plunge a whole cotl mounity into the deepest gIaslls. Nunasr'g not spvilg. uxar.a's 8sars. N. T., wDeembr 1011 I. bInes DAILY YeL.L.AWle JovurNAL: DkAR HIR :-it hus LIiees reported by *nle one downl tie lile, and at Miles City. that in the event of any larty buy'ing lots nid building a Iholtel at my place, that 1. ihavlng tIe water, would tjut the prio of batilh ulp mO tlliut Iliy ,Uh., ould conlltrI and mlionop(llise the Ih;tl luine.. Such all isim is lale. I h-ave a hotel. alli it i for wenle and the price, of btlhs shall iI e equal ilad the anle. I care i.ot how umany hotels are put ula. Tle reasen'l wish to tell i I amoI getting oll d alnd don't want I tihe trouble uid labor of a hotel. I will also rent to Ihe purcmhaer the Lath litrus andl wlate.r our o)l year, or I will lease use of tile sirl.gs for term.l ol years, slid there iti water enougli in onle of tihe springps to Iathe twenty thusallnd l leoins per day. Itkls.ttully, A. J. HUNTER. Womes A situation for i lwly in a hotel or iirmva:e faunlly, to dle general ihous* work, apply at tile Metropolitan loig ing huouse. 60i5:1 The Wealker. We don't intend to say anything about su~ahine. bal.ay blrv.es, olooni- a Ing flowers, and singing birds In th Is artclle. We woml't .eer to the "lienan 'belt" or "orange grovLes" or the dle libIWtflly warls, nmild and salubrious clillate of I koLta' 1'We don't wallt to be harling on one subject all the time. Our readers will begLi to think we bhave lothiglll but clinaite if we don't I quit talking alosut it. Every kpow.. we never have anly cold or disagree aile woalher in Montalln, aimle what is the use'in talking almut it all tile tUme? We d, n't see any I.ople out on hIe streets to da)--llbusils as so brisk that they riln't leave ho(mie. Atosem sock neoeve N. John Ly nh, of 1istebud, who ad vertised aoln lortes last week in the JoURNAL, received news yesterday that ids horses were found inear Park City. They were stolen bIy Crow .Jmdian, and were takeil out of tihe lmaahan hern at the above pluce. Thus by iuvotiag a few. dollars in adler tasing, hle had the good Lurtumie to find his atock. (ittle wishes Ite announce that sie I will give a grMad suPper to-norrow eveiUlIg, on the oca.ewo of the re opleniug of tie well known house, "'.7" i' Uod musle will be lrrnialsed, 44uO Whem in want of eyeless soaked In every style go tohe Ultydr Oeran, tne best plueh it kwR to get felsh 'ftysters. A. ulth's bulk oytarsf ?S I seut.s per oualt. itt AMeue IL eSe I For the neWt Utliry days I will sell sat ot aay ilolinaery jewelry and fss a, Wuei. N&. bC. A. Lawn. lkeu city. M. T., ee. Ia 4f. Do tt gPa the Keg and o wlthaU t d d.lto kw a tal! d- k d f rsead I lip q r OWlg. fit leunt. Ormes, or the Un.ted aters signal corp, is visiting at Fort Keugh. J. B. Ilnldden, who holds justle I court at Junction, left for his house yesterday. The familiar fece of A. Keyes, the well known contractor, s agai u een on our stret. I Uounty Treasurer W. W. Carland is still In St. Paul, and was registered Mloud. y at the Merchantas. B. Mason, ftom Powder river, and in I western languages rustl r troma "away back," tarries at the Merchants. Davis, a telegraph operator at Bose mlun, has ,ee)i summonedl to appgear at I Fort Keogh as a witlms in various I Robert McKee, from Billings, who in authority tar the stawtelmet that Miles City in a lively city, took his delparture yesterday. C. E. Wilson, foreman for Pratt Ferris cattle examlpany; of Fort Mc Kinney, Wvyonslng, Isihs the city, atop-) ping at the Inter-Ocean. Hon. J. H. Hubbell, ehairammn of the B4xard of Ce.uluty C.UOliaiisoaoers of ('u.ter County, will remalin in ft. Paul until the ltllth o the prreent month. C. E. Foote, at one tinme a newsmlper writer in this city, and who left the Yeltowbto te valley under a cloud, is now at L'.argso, reporting for the Ary.. J. It. King, I*n old tinter frowt what w;as nrmllerly known as Coulsonl, nlow East Billhigs, pamed through the city a yesterday, en route for the above point. C. W. ISavage returned fmroa the east yesterday, where he hasp been pur chasing heavy for the holiday trade. He reports .Miles City as being the livellest town oni the rotd. W. II. Cotant, the good-natured fore HnL2ts tir a olt iaHunks, cattle 2men, ,of U pler Tongue river, is stopping at tie nter-(keanl. Billy Is one of the Iwoys, and knows how to amuse any one, either in town or on a cow ranch. A. K. Yerkes, a newspaper man of wide exlwrience, was a lsseanger on yesterday's west hound train. He ge" to Ik elmian, to awcept a pulllltin on the editorial staff or tie lWeekly C('ondle, soon to be issued in that town. George Bohon, who is well known in this city andl along tile line of the Northern Pacifle rallroad as the rust ling 1ionwer lPr's maln, has severed his connection with that Ilalr ansI gone into the real estate business at Fargo. IOTECL ARRIVALS. C. Foster, Livin.ton D. H. Day, Blamarek C. E. Wilson,, Fort ML Kinney, Wyo.; W. H. Williams. Tongue River; John Davis, Boacaman, M. T.; W. E. Hood, Bosemaiu, M. T.; A. Kves, Yaankton, )D. T.; W. H. Co. lInt, Tongue River. J. H. Jack~nn Tongue River; Geo. Aslbrook, Terry; Jack Barker, Mar ltin; A. J. Douglas, Mauk Center, Min. George W. (Shingle, Sturgal, D. T.; R II. Gibbs. Coal Banks; J. H. Caller, lRosebud; John A. Arthur, Minnea polls; B. Mason, Powder River. fiee"d a ere. A. Philips, Clhleauo: Mrs. Jornemon, St. Puul; M. Dauling, Black River Falls, Win. A cormplimentlry farewell benefl' is respecttally tenldered to Mi.s ('arlot'a IPearl, the English Nightingale, Iy r the citizens of Miles City and time aiunagenmienlt of tile ('umOnolooitan lthesetre. Thll lady, who il unlsurpmlea d as an operatic voudiclt, dllring a ejorunl of thlree mnonths in our nidst ham iproved hertelf a lady in every respect nnd leaves our city with tihe esteell L and inst wishes of all who know her. So Mnow is your time, toyws, to reward I true merit. Come one and all on tile hight of Friday, ltihl Ilnt. Let us 1 unite in giving Carlotta a bumper. S49-61 Chloice Ibrand of liquors at Keg I salm.n. I-tf A ear load of all kinds of hettinig and cookivng stoves have Just Iwenl neaeivel at Ilurle.dgi's nuntnmoth store. Now is tihmeime to oall while the stuck is cnlam plete. 7tt EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS OVEF:RKJI IUL'INGO 'lIl1 HOLIDAY MEASON, IN NOVELTIFE Of Every Dkweription at S48-00 J. LBArIIKI BRO's. Beef tea and hot c tcch I, the havor IHe drink at the Hideboard. 8ttf All kiadns of ot drinks to silt all weather and tastes anrltically cotm pounded at the Keg saloon. ltf All kinds of hIeatinog and cooking stoves, at Burleighl's. 7tf. T.h as abUe. Notice Ir lbreely) givesl that I have thia day withdraan from, the il um of SIiMbtag, JurIdan A Co. I desire, to i l ors rly ..o isitrlNsai and the public generally tiat I will rtup',eln ,l n.y own eAuM withines thirty or sixt) days. M. 4AixI, 9 Io. F urt e ut thisity .styl frrusm date tbh ste e IIH. tConeS' Nortkern Paelle IlS gIt~ o sell to, sold atn Cus I prier. ms. routse for an entire I i-eqlglllidt f the ,e.taltdhbns,et. M" iisptuy, Dse. hth, dllL. 46.tl -il Oem Is the nuame of the new nAr.ntela oyrter house recently opened under the Firat National bank. A. Booth's e bulk oysters 7.le. a$s per quart. 8ltf uC.aat Warma. WeMtod. I will lay 9. celts c(suli for general a anid ('uster colmuty warralits, regis A tered prior to Mareh 2Ithl, IN$-.. Hend by mall. 4, -5 J. J. GItRIAA. a T SIkaers. Skaters take nlkitkle. Before you go skating call at McAusland's Cvreed Ssm,nr Armory and buy a asir of Peck y& Anyder's American club skates. Goerg* Maier a C. ,t Will open one ol tile tlhrnt rentauruants a that ever has graced Miles City, this morning, Lkrenller 12, IM., in tile melilnaisle ibuilding opposite the C'oe 3moldlitan Teast reon M.Iul.t reet. They will keep optn day amnd niglt. Every Sdelicacy in tile market furnished at rt.unmublle prircs. Meal tickets fur k nishl.l at reduced 1rien to regular Sboarders. We also hu.e at irst-claws i. ir where nothinig ilut nulllllalr one liuoars anld cigniir (can it" had. ('inchkeu Is't Iiw and tIlled New En:lalUd din e .tFerMrvled lp every day. (C. IH. Evans, a the Mi~sºuri powsuln h Inter's pltu*ing Sumtlte"nance will lie at tihe front to wait on all tile buffalo hlunters, iand all r otlhers that nliay favor uIs w itli a call. e 44tf. (t~)oiOE HAI:EY Co. if i lllu.tlom Ntleo s. Notice is hereby given that the Co it lartnership hert-olure existing le Stween H. E. W\olf .nd D. A. tubert y Non, ulldt r tile firm11 lllie of Wolf ItolInat on, doing a business of retall lug Iiquor raald c)mlducLtiig a variety tl thetre knllown aes the "lCns~mollON,)lt ti' ires this day Ic..I dissolved by imlutual iunsenimlt. All debts due tile flrm (an e lie Iid to eithier ielatie, amnd all due i by them will be paid by D. A. Rob t1*rton.l. H. E. WOLr,, 1, 14t) I. A. RtoiJmiTTsoN. It Dated BMiis,('ity. M. T. I.e*. 9, In82. IPre s for Mule. One Waahlinlgtoll n-wolumn hand printleig presen. formerly used in this f tofice; also, about .911)0 ounds of hour n geohl isaly type and almout OINI iOlmndis of linion, all In gl d onlrder. Tie nma n terlal Ih wold to malke roomln for our new y stralli pre.m alnd new dlre.. Will be It wold cheap or cash, or time given to respomnsiblbe partia. Addresns n 43tf PHLIaIIf:I JoIRNAL. Ne.eI ue s DIselautem. t The copartnership heret.uforre exist ing betweenm the undlerdgned, under tihe finn name of Leigetmn. Jordaln It Co. is this day dimho tvcl by mutual consent of the parties. All ac.ounts due said Arma must h. Ipaid to Joseph Leighton or Walter B. Jordan, at their office in Miles City, M. T. JOUKPH LEIG(HTO' WALTER It. JORIDAI, MomitlU CA'xN. I, Dated Miles City, M. T., Dec. 1, 1882. 47-(t-dw l l HI 47-tf-dw COMMIlRIAL EEOTEL, urg~ar& Thomsu OPPOSITE FIRST NAT. BANK. H..edquaits f Commercial Men. Doad $7 a Week. 4B"r In Cemnneti.. with the Homes. COpm Day sni Al. k OYSTER OCEAN Under 1st at. Bank. Callr yIr, Pro mimt ua Lam.t ack of Liquors and Cigars IN THE CITY, A. BOOTH'S OYSTERS Whousas dao Rtal. IN BULK OR COOKED I. Every Ityle a SpeIalty. Satisctim is Ouaranteed. ~~dL~DR~c"L)"~ 3h" MDB1E &U 8, Whsolbsa and etbal Meat Market, Main Btreet, Miles City. CONTRACTORS FOR FORT KEOGH.'

W e d alwat m read a Lare Supp.t of Beef, Mutton, Pork and Veal. And having recently added a I STEAM FACTORY Weo etraIt lb r m atkil of BOLONA SAUSABE I 8r"Ovlrn for Roteb and Private famillg ge0 rweve our spieal atttlemo. OurL pries em u weuide. as WB.ANDLBnS 00, -Dealers in DRUCS Medicines, Fancy Articles TOILET GOODS. Prescriptions cofufly Com ponded rM or xSigs. DL A. L lIAU, 8. A1 lUn hla.oour oe, where he em b am mli ar pher ener p. a. $PECIALTIS: FINE LIQUORS, CIGARS, FANCY 000DS. BOTTLE CORDIALSl FRENCH CONFPC?. W. B.A drews&. MORT