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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01


TOR SALE ORTIZ AD E go ACRES LAND
. In Arkansas, all covered with neavy tim.
Der and very on0, gcgange for mercuan-
0lsai horse an carriage lg vacant lot IN l.
.as See description mt it7 Elm street, and
leaVe Your oler apri-2t
TOR SALE-H HIGH GRADE AND PED
! ierced Durham .ulls, one year Old, In
fine conc ition, ami of g.oi color Can be
seen at Courthouse inst Monday in April
nor SALE-FU RNITURE AND LUASE
II OF ST. James Hotel building, brick,
stories high, tbroums, 80 beds, Office, dl Ing
rooms Eltcht closets etc, first class; best
location IN the city; bargain for the ight
man: viii seud Plan and picture ~ those
wishing o buy Address j. NJ. ORR, Ia.las,
Texas mch3l-tt
TOR SNLE-IH2T DESIRABLE RESI-
y dence on north aiac Wood street be-
tween Akmd and Browder streets, lot 62XgilS,
with house Oi6 rooms, hands mely papered,
Wster-works In yard, spl sudid underground
ester and the finest frui, trees and shrub.
berry II Dallas city; owing to the locality and
convenience 10 the business center, the price
dem nded, TO. wits 1900 is very reasonable;
purchaser can pay SSOOcash, balance IN 2 and
3years, with II per cent. mi rest. Any one
wishing such q place Will be Well pleased by
maNng the purchase and will have no future
cause for regret Apply TO MURPHY q B0-
LAZY, Real Estate Agents AID Collectors
lU9 Main street. mch2I-5t
IGOR SALE-A LOT 3j& 40 FEET, ON THE
4 north side Of Elm street, 20 fest west Of
Ervayi this property is now renting for so
per month and viii 0eeNl4 cheap and on easy
terms Applg q w L HORT. mch2 ~
EOR SALE-ONE HORSE AND DOUBLE
II seated phRton and harness; horse
years old, about l5h hands high and drives
gentle; phgton good as new; will sell cheap
Apply TO SMps 'E Il HUFFMAN, 73l elm
street. maI220
GOR SALE-THREE billiard AND
l. two pool t,bles; secondhand: Will sell
at q big bargain Apply to l. CRADDOcK'
Dallas, OF Y, j. CRADDoCK, Cnrsicana,
Texas, marl7u
NOR SALE--PLYMOTB ROCKS, WHITB
Il Leghorns, White COchins, PENS; No J.
$50; & eggs, $40. Correspondence n pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Rest stock in the state.
q. NJ. OvERLEEsE, Dallas japlS.n
TOR SALE-ONE COUNTER, Shelly
L ing. screens and ice-boN for sal0oni
good rs new Apply 70 SIMPSON & HUFFMAN,
,3l rim street mSl9-ti
a7OR SALE-CORD md STOVE WOOD
4 Ia any quantity and best quality; oTg
G,VU0 cords on Aaud, Also, wanted 10 buy cot
ton seed and seed cotton al higheft marked
price, A. DYsTFRBAuH. selT.N
j'OG SALE or RENT Will SELL OR
L rent the store house In Rel Oak on Dali
las and WaEahNchio road, 81 miles from
M0NuhCchiei formerly occupied ny j.
u0uiet The house is new, built last year,
ana q hne tracing point, being surrounded
by O. good country ana Jhickly settled Ap.
ply 10 JOHN O. gibbons, administrat0r OF
Dsniels' estate, Red pak. MaI-tG
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01

For Passing the Spurious.
United States Marshal Mckee arrived
in the city yesterday, from Collic
county, having in charge four colored
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Soda, cents per pound; butter, 15i
tea, 80 to As, ut the Loeb II Freiberg
stock, /, HEIpENHEIMER.
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This is your last opportunity buy of
the fine Loeb Il Frelberg stock.
/. HETDENMEIMER,
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For Pass,ny IN. a.,

.DRAw-PoKER is much dearer than a
draw on an Opera Putffigarette.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-04-01

COWBOYS and all the other boys yell
for Opera Pun Cigarettes. Avoid imi-
tatiOng.
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nj OTTCE-BIDs FOR WATER PIPE-UN-
~ der and by authority Of q resolution OF
the City Council, bids viii he received pt Of
flee OF CITY Secretary until A4ril 20, 1855, for
S2l,O0) worth OF water pipe and gpa ial cast
luSs on such plans and specifications as NAV
be approved by the Water superintendent
aud Water Commissioners Bids to b. for
cash %, city bonds at par.
w M pa INV riL,, ..nr.ln.,.
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seedl soedll

II pounds standard granulated sugar
or 81 at THoMpSToN Il WELLER.
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INDk ELECTROMAGNETIC NOE
1 ner Of elm an, ana Good streets; convenient
rent reasonable. Apply TO SIMpsoS d fITFFssil
MAN, ~ Elm street inch9i.tf
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JOHN IL, MEYER,
Cos Elm Street, Dallas.
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WANTED in ERY ONE TO KNOW
w that we have 90 help on hand-9nv
kind Oh help on want, m1e or female Xix
oryoung; or ers from \ distance viii reeelys
prompt attention. ISTELLIGENCE Ann F,t.
pLOYMENr OFFICE, % Main street naiIoS
Texas ncb55-yt
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NE5 y NTED-BG YOUNG COUPLE FI{1W
w The norto, situations; woman as conii
and man rs goodman; good references At
dress NJ Herald Office. meb5il %
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w two large, pleasant rooms both front.
upper room, with board OF two SIP per ISeee,
lower room, with board of two, $l3 Der ,vceS,
day DO lrders $3.50 per week. lnq4iiro nj n
Bryan street, near Oleander. mch2eSEs5,
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w ANTED-A MTLLINEK TO TItT
w charge of trimming room: pone ~.
thoroughly competent need apply. SASsES
Bros. mehSl. o.
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M ANTED-rWU COAT MAKERS ANN
w two pantaloon makers AppIyto II ~
NIGER Bros, Gainesville, Texas ncb no T. y. I.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

s-aHe
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERsHIP.
~ We have this day ssolved our law co.
partnership by mutual con ent. Both of ms
u give our attention to windins up The
business ofthe firm. FRANK FIELD.
W. II. JOHNSON,
April |, lSS7
hlSSOLUTlON THE PAkINENNUIp
~ heretofore existing between the UNDER
elgne IN the cigar manufacturing business
Is This day dis olVed by mutual consent. This
Marcn ~, 1850 :. W"HENRs,
a. W GUBER,
). W. Henry will continue the business OF
the trinity Cigar Factory in all its branches
and Is alone authorized to settle the affairs
Oh the iale 1rm s. w. HENRY.
II SOLUTION OF UO-PARTNERSHIP.
~ we have this day dissolved our law co.
partnership by mutual consent, and would
say TO clients that both of us will give our al.
tention to winding up the business of the
MN. GEORGE ]. HUNDLEY,
l.. F. SMITH.
DALLAS, March 2, 1885.
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IA ANTED-Tu EECHAEGE VAIII7.
W bic improved aud unimproved lands
for good. or city property For partcg'ars,
address " LILLIAN W. GIBSON, Real Estaie
Agent. Wllla Point, Texas. mnrlIf
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Il seated phRton and harness; horse
years old, about l5h hands high and drives
gentle; phgton good as new; viii sell cheap,
Apply TO SDPs 'E * HUFFMAN, 73l Sim
street. maI22u
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NJ UIlUN-IHE IIHLIU rs MANNED
~ against negotiating for any of the follow.
Ing notes: Ten notes for 800 5ach, one note
for $50, dated January 81, 1859, slgoed byS. A..
Wood and A, Wood, endorsed By A. O. Car
den. Above notes were stolen from our safe
March ~, 1885. GKiFFITH- e COwsEB.
~ OTICE-SEALED PROPOSALS. WILL
~ be received at the Office of Grand
Windsor Hotel for the livery bushes FOR one
wear including the omnibus and baggage
trqus business Of the hotel This wifi eu.
title tho successful bidder to an odioa in the
rutunda OF the hotel The management re
serNos the right 10 reIeel amy aud ill bids.
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NRT ANrED-A SUCCESSFUL CANV 40
W or young man preferred) to sell ana
engage others to sell The Child's BibjeSin
ings. One agent has sold 6j ina town ~ ~,
one ~ In village of 7ai; one new agent haii
sold on an average more than ten bool,s y
day for four successive weeks. A rare cbaooaa
iOr 7ll e.terprlsing man who wishes ~ 6niI99
upu business and is willing to work fNr "a 4,
No salary man wanted CAssEIr q ~ ~
| t4imitedl so Broadway, N. Y. me6gi y,
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NUK NtNl-INE E1Ivb 5TUUE-RUUM
J. No tl3 and 6l6 Elm street, now Occuuied
by NAndgn Bros; posscs-l Yiveu MJrch l.
Apply TO JOHN BROWNING, Oleauddr street
labl1 Pm
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ADDRESSED; NJ 81 p-A u PAlIN,
, New Orleans, La.
Addltss Registered Letters ana make Post
Office Honey Orders payable to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orlqona In
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TNOR RENT-A HANDSOMELY FUKN.
/ ishcd room, Apply 5G Elm ST..
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EORSALE--pLYMO MOTH ROCKS, WHITE
L Leghorns, White COchins, Pens; No, J.
IS; No. 2, $l.5O per Il; Toulouse Geese, 8 eggs,
$50; 6 eggs, $40, Correspondence pleas
ure; visitors welcome. Rest stock in the state.
q. NJ. ONERLEEsE, UAlIaS inrlS.n
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NOR RENl-rHE BRICK SFOFE-E60M,
i Including bedrooms above, situated az
Ole Pacific avenue. apply JoHN Brown.
ING. Olcauue rect. leb,J2m
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ExEoUryE COMMITTEE
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WANTED.

MANTED-@PUPILs INsHoRTHAS67
w Address PHoNoGRAPhER, Hera d OF,
Ioe. aprl-it
M ANTED-A GIRL TO NURSE, NPPTV
w NJ the Auction and Commission Horaa
of Fine, Very Fine, 6le Elm sire, T. ann 3;
w ANTED-A NARRlED COUPI.E M
w Occupy a large room on second giors
y here there are no other boardefs, flrnisbI
orunturnished, Address B. Be-, this o nee
IA AETED-1 SUCCESSFUL O1NY 9 We
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Health nT Iou-Niiners.

A great variety Of industrial employ
menis are directly and largely productive
oil pulmonary disease, notably among
stone cutters. steel grinders, iron miners
etc Taking pulmonary consumption as
test disease of the hurtful effects OF inhl.
ing metallic dust, there is a mortality of
90 in every iIO SEX needle makers. di
minishing To 10 IN every 100 sick
brass-wOrkers. Mineral dust causes
maximum dcatl-rate from con.
sumption of 50 per cent. Of the total
mortality among griudstone makers. AMI
NAL dust causes 1 per cent, aud dust
from poisonous mctas So Ier cent Of
such mortality res peutively. Ia the workers
exposed VI those exposed 10 vegetable
dust, ~ out of every 100 deaths among
the cotton. fax aud hemp dtesseTs are
due 10 consumption. while among coal.
miners only fraction Of one Ia The 100
Gea hs is due 10 this cause
Recent investigations show not only
that consumption is not caused by coal,
mining but that this is the heathiest Of
industrial employments. Looking to the
longevity. high standard of health. and
low death rate Of coal miners. and 10 their
remark able freedom from pulmonary dis
ease, there would seem to be some special
protective feature in COal-mining opera.
tions not shared by the rest of the dusty
trades, 1t is surm sed that this may be
due 10 the sntiseptic properties Of the car.
bon constantly inhaled
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Sherinis Sale,
Sherin's Sale.
OF an order Of sale in my hands,
,sued out Of the District Court Of the First
l District Of Mont ana Territory, in and for

Dl VIRTUE Of an order Of sale in my hands,
Id issued out Of the District Court Of the First
Judicial District Of Montana Territory, in snd for
the County Of Custer In the suit Of the First
National Bank Of Miles City against Anton Bur
gard Celia BuTgard and John Cater, duly attest
ed the sth day Of September, A. D., 1885, hays
levied upon all the right title and interest Of the
said Anton Burgard Ce ia Burgard and John
Carter In and 10 the following described real
property, situated In Miles City, Custer County
Montana Territory, viz: Lot 40. four az, block
No. thirty-two t32l In Miles City. County and
Territory aforesaid, according to the plat thereof
filed for record in the X cOrder's Office Of Custer
County.
Notice is hereby given that on the 5lst day Of
October, A. D., 1855, at the hour of O'clO K pm,
Of said day, at the front door of the court house
in Miles City, County and Territory aforesaid,
will sell all the right, title and interest Of the
said Anton Burgard. Celia BurgaTd and lohn
Carter in and TO the shove described real property,
10 the highest bidder for cash in hand
Given under my hand, this the 10th day Of
October, A. d., lss5. C. W. SAVAGE
Sheriff,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Saturday, October 81, 1885.

The names of the SUCCESSORS of
Messrs. Eaton, Gregory and Thoman
as members Of the civil service COM
mission will be awaited with consider
able interest, as the choice will desig-
nate, necessarily, the amount of prac-
teal sympathy Mr.. Cleveland has for
his civil service reform. The Presi.
dent has during that portion of his
administration which has passe6away,
taken, theoretically, position on this
subject considerably in advance of his
party. 1t cannot be denied that his
attitude has exposed him TO severe
criticism from the very large Jackson
ian wing of the Democracy. Mr..
Cleveland may be credited with GER
tain amount Of good intentions, but
for all this, as the subject is practical
one, results as well as intentions must
be considered. And, looking at the
results already achieved, it must be
said that the civil service reform of
the present administration is not even
a qualified success. The very fact
that the old board of civil service COM
n.issioners has resigned, virtually by
request, would of itself sustain this
view. There is not member of Mr..
Cleveland's cabinet who has declared
himself in sympathy with civil SER
vice reform. To be sure the President
may use his judgment in selecting the
new commission, but that II will be
in sympathy with the administration
as outlined by the official acts of the
heads Of departments or cabinet Off
ces, makes ii forlorn hope indeed to
expect reform in the civil service in
the appointment of the civil service
commission. To state the situation in
few words, there will be at least twy
Democrats on the board aud where,
pray, can Mr.. Cleveland find a civil
service reform Democrat to fill the
vacancies? His search would be as
hopeless as that of Diogeues for an
honest man. IL has frequently been
alleged OF late that an effort would be
made to secure the adjustment of the
civil service commission next winter.
Those Democrats who are dissatisfied
with the President will, If this report
is verified, he most active in their en-
deavors, unless Mr.. Cleveland molli-
flies their wrath by appointing spoils
Democrats 30 the commission. The
President is between two horns Of
dilemma.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Fixing the Land.


The dunes Of Gascony. according TO a
recent report by the inspector of French
public works, cover a surface Of more
than 200, U0j acres, and are more than go
feet high and three or four miles wide
The fine sand composing them WAS for
merry pushed constantly inland by the
wind covering fields and villages. and
even burying churches up to their towers
Since leo the difficult Task of fixing the
sand hills by creating growth Of yegeta.
ton on them has been in progress, and
has at length resulted In averting a great
public danger and forming a line forest
The formation of new dunes is prevented
by the building If a wooden ralisade.
against which the sen raises so steep a
bank that no saud can be blown or the
incline
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
~ AMERICAN INsTlTurloN.
wahh Making by Machinery letness
"G IIr work In AnerIea', shops
LRrnnkINn Enulnl

wath Making by Machinery act ness
"T Iir work In AmerIea's shops
IRrNoklyn Eagle.l
Watch making by machinery Is an
American institution. IL has during tle
pagI few years revolutiOniLed the watch
trade of the rid The plan OF maui.
facture is highly philosophical and com.
prehensive, embracing every part of the
watch. commencing with the rolled Plates
of brass. steel aud silver the wires used
for pinions. pins and screws, aud the
gems for ewels, and by means of punch,
ing, swaLing. cutting, turning 10 i>hng,
furnishing, drilling, enameling and gtld.
ing, brings out the perfect mechanism OF
an unriva.ed lime keeper, Every pari OF
the watch ls made 10y machinery, each
machine doing its peculiar work to a
gauge Of pattern. with an GXactness no
skill or handicraft can equal.
With the exception Of the Jewels and
the pivots that run in them, every watch
Is in every part exactly ike every other
watch OF the same STYLE The jewels are
first drill cd with diamond, aud then
orened out with diamond dust, on SOFT
hair.like iron wire, their perforatons hav'
ing certain microscopic differences In
like manner the piVo,s Of steel that are 10
run in these cwcls without wearing out
in the lea,t, must be cNuu sitcly polished.
BY this operation their size is slightly re
duced The .ewCls and pivols, alter be.
ing thus finished. are classified by means
Of a gauge so deIicate'y graduated as to
detect dilleren of the ~, OUOth part OF
an inch.
The Jewels are classified by means Of
the piyOts the Jewels and pivots Of the
same number fitting each other exactly.
The sizes of the several pivots and jewels
in each watch are carefully recorded I'M
der its number so that if any one of either
should fail in any part of the world, by
sending the number of the watch to the
factory. the part desired may be readily
and cheaply replaced with unerring Ger
tainty. Al the other parts are made
precisely the same size every dial plate
aud case hitting one watch as well as
another The escapement. which in for
eign watches have each its own individ
ualIty are uniform in the American
watch
No one who examines the machines
employ ell in the manufacture of American
watches will doubt that the work of the
very Oc,t uropean watchmakers must be
equaled and in some respects greatly ex-
TplLrl
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Lord TeunvSon'. Pine aud Glass

london Co.. hilaIelphia Press
1ennyson eSchews London almost en-.
tirely now ard will never. as he him.
self avOws, visit il again except ON GOm-
pulsiOn, and lives completely In n little
world Of his own lie IS as fond now OF
glass Of sOuuu port as when in viii
Waterproof S MonJlognen he babe The
plump head wa ter at The UCk brlng a
pint Of the vintage which hal felt the
glow of Lusilaniun summers pom one
occasion he pressed Mr.. Irving To take
glass OF the precious liquid Mr.. Irving
did Is he was desired. but not Icing u
port wine drinker. slipped IL very slowly
Eefore he had finished II the decanter
from which the bard had beeh automatic.
ally repienishing his goblet was empty
Lord lcunyson babe the butler bring
fresh supply, and, turning TO his guest,
said dryly: $40 you always drink u
bottle OF ort, Mr. irving, after dinner:
The laureate however though endowed
with an II probation Of wine has always
paTiaken sparingly of IT, lie has not
practiced and dee, not practice now, u
similar abslinencc Ia the matter of TO
bacco. lie smy hes perprtualy; a pipe
always AID 10y preference long pipe OF
the kin known as "churChwarden, d
at each OF his b. uses lie possesses IA dlvan
specially conceded 10 himself In an upper
story, whittier he sometimes invites u
friend 10 smoke and hear him read. No
man habits could vary less, After an
early breakfast he dcyoleS an hour TO his
correspondence with his eldest son. Then
he smokes. mpditntts, writes, aud ocCa'
siUnally stTo.s in his garden till lunch.
lie seldom misses taking this meal EN-
famille. but very rarely talks while il is in
progress should a happy inspiration
have seized him after the morning S
musings hcrcturns silently to his study
aud commits 10 pa, or the thought.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31

NATURAL gas as a fuel at Pittsburg
has enabled the manufacturers in that
city to cut down their expenses. and
consequently place themselves IN
position to underbid all outside COM
petitors. This has naturally forced
extensive manufacturers elsewhere
who use large supplies Of coal TO bore
for gas, and the result is that in sew
eral places they have struck it. At
Massiuon, Ohio, for instance, natural
gas came whistling up from a bore $50
feet deep, aud igniting from stove in
the tool room burned the derrick.
The indications are that in Pennsyl-
vania and Ohio at least natural gas
willtna large extent soon supplant coal.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
Money Lenders ,f London.

- tlh'aAihNh AiihlllNAsf.
One of the mysteries Of London life is
an announcement regularly published in
the leading journals that, on application
TO certain Office, advances Of money
from lUJ to 2O0 pounds sterling will
lie made without security and merely on
the borrower note OF hand at is some
times very useful, says this announce
menL Ito know where to obtain any
urgently required sum without the pub.
liCity Of an application 10 ones banker or
family solicitor.
In a case that recently came before the
law courts the mystery was partly solved
An officer in the guards had lost a large
sum of money at cards. and, as is the in
variable rule in the London clubs, the
debt Of honor had TO be paid within
twenty four hours On application TO the
dice mentioned in the advertisement,
the officer. through his military and
social position, obtained a loan Of 800
pounds sterling on his note Of hand for
1000 pounds sterling. payable at one
months date. aud there are many who
are only too glad to avail themselves of
such an agency, even at these usurious
rates
\ celebrated nobeman, whose affairs
were very embarrassed. made a heavy
losing on the turf aud obtained an al
vance Of 1000 pounds sterling ON his
own signature combled with that of his
brother,in law, rich earl The usurers
granted the loan without moments hest,
tatiun, as they knew that the ear's sigma.
ture was forgery aud that the family
would buy ~ the notes at any cost TO pre-.
vent an exposure These mouey.lcnders
are Of good tnaLcial Standing hut al.
though immensely rich, they are looked
upon as outca3ls In every class Of society.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1885-10-31
III, Type-Nriting business.

The type writing business has grown
and grown out of all proportion with the
xlectatOns of its early promoters In
telligent girls by the hundred are securing
WORK as type writer's at double the wages
they formerly earned as shoPgirls In a
Broadway y pe-writing establishment, the
other day, was told that machines are
now made to write in eleven or twelve
languages. The type writer is au accom-.
plished llnguist The time was when a
type written letter was regarded as cir.
GUAR aud consigned to the waste basket,
Now, owing TO the general use Of stem.
ographers and type writers in all large
concerns, such letter is stamped as i'm.
p0rtant