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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
A TOUGH DIvOKCE SUIT.
The Wife Accuses the Husband OF
All sorts of Filings.

In the district court yesterday Edna o.
Brooks fled papears commencing divorce
proceedings against Delos E. Brooks. The
parties were married in New York in 1867,
when Mrs. Brooks left her husband. In her
complaint Mrs. Brooks charges that her hus-
band has no trade or profession, and has not
contributed toward her support like good
husband. She also charges that Mr.. BROOKS
frequently committed adultery with women
named Rogers and Smith in New York. anu
frequently boosted of it in the presence OF
his two children. According to Mrs. BROOKS
story, her husband would often stop her on
the street and boast to her of his conquests
of other women. She further says that since
Feb. ii. 1886, her husband has mad no home,
and has lived in the Office of publishing
house for which he was acting as collector.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
LOCAL MENTION.
The WORLDS Famous Mind Rea d

The Worlds Famous Mind Rea der.
Prof A. J. Seymour is the pl )rietor of q
newly fitted up sample room in the st. James
hotel, corn Washington avenue and Third
avenue south, Minneapolis. There is not a
handsomer place in the CITY, and guests are
made welcome by the professor, who has a
knack of pleasing all who come in. contact
with him. The inest wines, liquors and cigars
only are dispensed at this place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
CITY NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER, I
81. PAUL Mimi, Nov. 6, 1885. I

+. OFFICE OF THE CITY TREASURER,
-. = 81. PAUL MIMI, Nov. 6, 1885.
An persons interested in the assessments
for
Opening. widening and extension of st.
Clair street, from the westerly line
of the right of way of the Chicago.
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad
company Short line. so called,) to
the Mississippi river;
Opening. widening and extension Of
Victoria street, from Marshall ave-
nue. to West Seventh street;
Change of grade On Color ado street,
from Greenwood avenue to Dakota
avenue;
Opening. widening and extension Of
Earl street from Suburban avenue
to Burns avenue:
Construction of q sewer on Summit
avenue, from Oakland street to Dale
street;
Grading alley in block 5, Finch's addi
ton. between Bay street and War
saw street;
Grading Jay street, from ST. Antheny
avenue to Aurora avenue;
Grading Daily street. from Jefferson
avenue to James street;
Grading Palace street. from Victoria
street to Webster street;
Grading Conway street, from CONNER
cial street to Earl street:
Grading Jackson street. from Arch
street to Pennsylvania avenue. to-
gether with the necessary ap-
proaches to the bridge now being
constructed over the tracks of the
st. Paul. Minneapolis & Manitoba
Railroad company.
WILL TAKE NOTICE
That on the 5th day OF November, 1886, did
receive different warrants from the City
Comptroller OF the City Of St. Paul for the
collection Of the above-named assessments.
The nature Of these warrants is, that il YOU
fail to pay the assessment within
THIRTY DAYS
after the FIRST publication Of this nstaee,
shall report you and your read estate 60 40.
sessed as delinquent, and apply TO the Dis
trict Court Of the County Of Ramsey, Adnnes
sofa, for Judgment against your lands. losss
h}ecks or parcels thereof SO assessed, inp
Guiding interest. costs and expenses, and fox
An order Of the Court to sell the same Cor ths
payment thereof.
GEORGE REFS. City Treasurer.
320-33o
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
InBad INSTRUMENTATION

1t was matter of street currency late last
night that prominent embarrassing con-
Germ was in Il bad financial condition border
ing upon insolvency. The report came too
late for investigation, and present informa-
ton will not warrant the use of names.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25

McLain's stock of muff1ers and handker-
chiefs. The latest novelties in pongee crepe
and China silk handkerchiefS at McLain's,
384 WabaSha street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-11-25
Have Vnn Span

Additional minneapolis News on
the Fourth Page.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-11-27

Grau u. g s66nert, bic renoms
nirte pubmaherin San Intonios, bat
ibr @si6dft tpieoer auf ibren alten
plab, op6 IN e,n neues gerdumiges unb
elegdntes 2ofal 5uriidperlegt. Grau
S66nert bat ii9 biniidtltd ibres guten
@ei9mades uno Der bon ibr angefertig.
ten Woaren mdbreno ibrer 20idbrigen
@eiddftstbdtigfeit einen fold guten uno
peitperbreiteten &uf ermorbeu. baB bic.
ielbe feiner meiteren @mpfeblung be-
barf. Sir bic biesidbrige 5aiiDn bai
Grau 9honert eiuen duBerft sroBen
unb mobernen Waarenporratb erbalten
unb berfauft benielben gu ben binisifen
preiien. Wir f6nnen benz l66nen @es
i6le9t bringen5 anempfeblen bas neue
2otal Der Grau @d6nert gu beiu9en
unb ii9 Bel ber erfabrenen Dame in
wi@tieen Soilettenfrasen &atb gu bolen.
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Glfo gu Sbiele nod @barlOttenburs |!

Mlfo gu Sbiele nod @barlottenburg
| fagte &iaus benz &utl1er.
Wdbrenb Der Gabrt iiber bas pHaife,
Der Stabt uno bur9 ben Sano bel
@baufee murbe ni6t biel gefpro1en.
&laus lieb feinen Bid BON Dem bib
,f9en Wdb9en, bas fi1 beqaem In Die
@fe gebriidt bate uno NIT Der Spite
bes borgefredten SuBes ben &iidfib
ftreifte. @r lpartete perlangenb bon eis
ber 2aterne auf bic anbere unb freute
fid ie6esmal, menn bas bellere @asliht
ibm gefattete, bic anmutbigen 3iige bes
blaiien @eiidtes ooer bic 5piBe bes
nieoIi6en Gubes i'm Gluse gu betra@s
ten.
Ser Wagen bieIt an, fie gineeu our9
ben Woraarten, in benz ebriame pbilis
fer ibr Bier tranfen, tn bas Oaus; unb
Der &tlner fiibrte iie in elm fIeines i'm
eriten 5tOde gelegenes Gunner, in bem
ein Slid nit bier Gouberts geoeft mar.
&laus wcr Gatbi beim Mblegen es6us
tes bebiil lflid, uuo &atbi orbnete bor Dem
Spegel tbre ounflen 0aare.
Ser Gellner entmarf Elm m6glihit
foftpieliges Menu, bas nit ge,ingfiigts
gen Nbdnberungen en- bloc angenons
men tpuroe, un5 beri6panb.
SEQ 0ifnete baa ebrtDiiroige pianino,
bas bur6 iabrelange MiBbanbIungen
Der @dfte iebr selltten bate uno gang
perfttmmt mar; er trug in 9armonien
bon semagter @infa6beit bic @apotte
2uoDias XIII. Dor, offenbar tpeniger
in Der Mbiiht, NIT fetnen mdbigen mus
fifaliiden @aben 5u sldn5en, als BON
Dem @erlan9en beieelt, bic, pel9e fib
anben Slid gefebt battelr in ibrer uuz
terbaltung ni9t 3u it6ren.
Die l1nterbaltung mar aber ni9t
rege.
Glaus fab nit berf9rdnften Nrmen,
bic glbogen auf ben Slid geitiibt, &a=
tbi gegenliber, bic fi6 nod INNER nit
ibrer Soilette au fbaffen madte, unb
bradte fein Wort berbor. gs berlangs
te ibn gar ni6t bana1, etmas gu ia
gen, ct mar gang aufrieben.
(GOrtfetmns .fOIst.)
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ginen grfolg, ben fa geuiB gliez

= ginen grfoIs, ben ii@ setpiB gtie=
manb hdtte trdumen laf5en lnb ber fdon
ifarf in's 2d6erlid)e ftreift, baben bic
prob'bltionliten in Rentudp errungen.
Sic baben bel ben lebten Wablen 8ourz
bon GountD, bas clafiifde probuftionss
gebiet oes beften 99napies, erobert.
Die Sadie 1T inoeRen ni6t 10 munherz
bar, tpie fie auf ben eriten Mnblid
f9eini. @infiibrung BET probibition
bate ieberaeit ein Steigen bes S9naps=
cOnfums i'm @efolge. Mls bieprobibition
in Soma eingefiibrt purbe, bergr6berz
ten bic @ebriiber Glarf in Des Mfoines,
bic ielber eifrige MitsIieber ber Stats
prpbibitionsliga iinb, ibre Brennerei
iofort um bas Doppelte, 10 baB bieielbe
nun bic sr6Bte Brennerei bet Welt lit.
Oie Nuantitdt bat fi9 bermebrt; nur
bic QuaIitdt 1T auridgegangen.
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Correspondence. 9eeu.graunfeIs ber
16. Nob. Ser Mufruf an bic beuti6er
Sarmer in Sbrer sef6dbten uGreier
prefe1 peranlaBt mid, eintge Bebenter
Del6e mir beim 2eien befelben aufge.
geftiegen, mit5utbeilen: DaB bic ieBlgt
Garmerei bel &Orn un6 8aumpolle
faum nod lobnenb 1T, bas 1T Seoem
flar, ebenio 1T es nit Wei3en un0 9a=
fer, 6enn bel G0rnerfru6t limo bier Die
barren Wusgaben i'm 8erglei9 gum @rs
trag gu bod, 10 baB bel mittlerergrnbte
oem Jarmer betnabe nihts bleibt. @s
mdre febr wiini9ensmertb, baB Der Mn>
bau bon SUITE l1nb &amie in Sang fd=
me, aber ioa BENT Der Garmer GILES al.
lein tragen, mas sur ginri9tung elmer
neuen Snouftie geb6rt, Der Nufruf 1T
iebr plauiibel gef9rieben, aber 1T ni9t
bel iebem Giienbabn= unb ionftigen
Nftienzp proieft baiielbe Der 6aQ2
98enn 5aamen 5u baben, II. bic Ma.
i6ine gum entfaiern Oa limb, 10 fanu ia
Der Nnbuu einfa6 lDsgeben, menn aud
erit i'm &leinen, fe naboem mas gez
baut, penn ii9 bic Sadie Iobnt, 10 fann
bic So. oerlibert iein, Dab bic 6armer,
Deutf9e mie Nmeritaner, geplB ni9t
fdum II tperben, nit benz Nnbau pon
8eioem gu beainnen. Ser 0orf1ldg,
me!9en 9err 2angbammer unb bic 60.
ma1t, it, gelinbe geia9t, etmas compile
cirt. gfab meiner Wseinung fann elm
Garmer ni6t Broou3ent, Gabrifaut uno
9dnbler 5u9lei1 fein.
Sie geiunbe Stelung. tpelde bic
rJreis preiie" gu alien ieBt berri6enben
Sagesfragen bisber genomn1en bat,
(unb beren iinb bod mabrli1 ieBt nlebr
0enH gu piel), beufe id), mag fir bas,
mas i'd, bier in @ripdgung bringe, mid
entfGuloigen. @ernbe neil iH groBes
Sntereiie an ber Sads babe, m69te i'd
mllnfden, baB bic Ga1e ni9t pon born
berein perborben tpirb, benn i9 CLAUDE,
10 tDie i6, benfen pa9ri6einli9 bic
Meliten.
@s finb in Der vGreieu preiie "idon
perf1iebene @orresponoen5en iiber SUITE
gei6rieben, aber nod feine iibet
ben Nerfauf unb Cribs. unb bas iit
bod bic 0auptia9e. Die geebrte &ebats
ton wurDe bic Garnsr 3u arOBen Danf
Derpflidten, tpenn lie i'm Stanbe pdre,
bieriiber in nddfter 3eit etwas Ndberes
su beridten. @s 1T fiir bic &ebattion
freili9 iebr idmer, iiber ieben punft,
woau 8eri6teritatter geb6ren, 9enaue
Nusfunft 5u 9eben, neil bic 0erren
@orrespOnoenten iebr bdufig felbft nidt
tpihen, mas fie f9reiben, ober mas fie
f6reiben fOlen, uer mebrere FOLDER
Seute perf6nll6 fennt, tpeiB oas am be>
fen 3u beurtbeilen. 0offentlid tpirb
mid bic geebrte &eb. tpegen bieies 8rie
fes mid ni6t bon oer 2iffe ftreiden, be-
3ablen tbue ia au6 INNER i'm 0oraus,
uno gerabe i'm Snterefie ber 3eitung
uno beren Senben5 babe i'd mir bieien
8rief erlaubt. 6. 6.
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: en- Senne5fee hotte neuIid1 cir

Sn SenneFee batte neulib cir
@robihmieb, Der elmer Sefte angeb6rt,
pel6e ben 9amftag als Geiertrag be-
trahtet unb beKen Wtitelieber fi9 all
bieiem Sage aller Mrbeit entbalten, am
5ountag luffig auf ben NmboB ge.
f9lagen. ct ipurbe nun megen 8ers
leBuns bes SonntaesaeieBes berurtbeilt
unb tpanote ii6 ans Obergeri6t. Die
fes bat iebt entidieben, baB er CUR
@1miebearbeit am @onntag fein He9t
babe, irObbem er eiuen anbern Sag als
Sonntag feiere.
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Ser snperlatipe bes 9obes.

Ser &eferent elmer Neapolitanii6eu
3eitung i6reibt In einem Nrtifel dbet
bas erte Nuftreten Der Sdngerin Mnti.
nori i'm bortigen Seatro Belllnt folgen:
be ueberidmdngli9feiten: y Die BLU
men, bic @ei6enfe, bic 8eifallsitiirme,
tur3 ber gan3e @rfolg bes @aitipiel'
Nbenbs mar berart, OoB, pena man
i'm in Sire umfeBen f6nnte, oamit ott
S6ulben |dmmtli1er Staaten guros
pas besablt perben f0nnten!"
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uWbite giper, %. s. DIT. .'S2.

1erren Sr. $. 6. Nper & So. Meiz
ne 9errsn: Meine Grau lit iiber 20
Sabre on &beumatismus in ben 6ufs
ten unb geinen. 9ls fie Shren Mlmas
nod lag, glaubte fie feit, Sbr Sarias
parilla mhrbe iie beilen. Sic bat bier
Glai9en babon gebrau9t unb 1T nun
10 geiunb mie ie in ibrem 2eben. Sd
balte es fur PHi6t, Sbnen meinen auf
ridtigen Danf aussuipre6en.
s. @ngborn."
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etnes eapttains slitdlide emtoedums,

@opt. 6 leman. s9oner Desmnutb, Del
stpiiden Mtlantic Gitb uno Mep 9Orf fdbrt
lit 10 befis an 9uiten, bab er n'dt fdlafen
fonnte .gr muroe peronlabt, Or. Sing Stem
Discoberb sesen ausaebruns su periu6en. Ea
beridafft ibm ni9t nur ausenblidlide 2inbe.
rug, foaoern beilte ibm aud bic punoe 8ruff
Seine Sfiaoer paren in slei9er 8eife affisir1
uno cine einaise Ooiis bate BEL ibnen oenfeIbeu
suten grfoIg. Or. Sings gtew Ditcosers IL
nun bas Sauptmittel i'm Golemanfden Saus.
bait unb am Borb beS 6Goners.
grobeaaiden biefes Wittels gratis in u
9reib' Mpotbefe.
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ssnterefante Grfabrmmaen.

Ser M0belbdnoler Siram Cameron in 80.
Inmbus, Ga, madt feine grfabrunsen in fol.
genber @eiif befannt: vSeit brei Sabren
babe id iebes Seilmiitel fir Wfagsn- unb slie-
renleiben berfudt oas fd i'm Sansel beiinbst,
aber nbne Grfols, Bis i'd enolid electric Bit.
tiers gebraudte. SD nabm GIaf9en unb bin
iebt sdnsli9 sebeilt uno balte electric 8itters
fur ben befen 8lutrsiniser in bet NeIt Maior
u. 3. &eeb Don @eit eibertb, sfb.. gebraudte
electric 8itters sesen lanse beffebenbe stieren.
affection uno fast: vGidtS bat mir 10 sebolfen,
als electric 8itters."
gertauft gu so Gents bic 6lafde bel u.
9ret6
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attiitter

Die IN benl 9lute ibrer &inber 3eidem bon
Hnrelnbeit entoeden, fouten iogleidj su ae-
eigneten 9eilmitteln greifen. Ser Mianael
oteier Sorgfalt bel iungen Wfdbden 1T bic
Saupturiade Der meiten &ranfbeiten, beneu
6rauen unterlporien finb. 6rau Sarriet
v. BATTLES bon Soutb Gbelmsforb, Maif.,
lbreibt: uMeine 5tpolfidbrige 9odter leibet
lett etnem Sabre an allgemeiner Gdmddbe.
9eit einigen Woden fingen mir an ibr
Gper's Sariaparilla eiusugebem, nnb ibre
@eiui1Sbeit bat iid ieitoem bebeutenb per-
beiiert." 6rau S. 8. 8obimion, Yerfins
ct, Son'erpille, Nfafi, fagt: uMatter
iollten
Aper':1 Sarfapariua
in ibren Sanilien gebrauden. sir Waab-
den sfpiiden 10 unb IA Sabren lit fie I'M.
i4atbar."
Srt allen Gpotbefen sn baben.
@reis 81; ee6s Slai6en, S..
Serettet bon 0r. S. 6. slper & Co., aoper.
W2aii., g. ct. b. 81.
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= Die meiiten Deuti9en BON See
brasfa @itp, Nebrasfa, erfennen als ben
gr6Bten 5hmeraenitiaer unbebingt bas
st. Safobs.Oel an, es beilt Hbeumas
ttsmus, @l6t, Groitbeulen, Giidens
ihmerien, 56nitts uno 8ranbmunDen,
Nerifau9ungen &c. Der @lieber.
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: geaenwdrtia III bopon Bic @ebe

= WtBtHWurIIB III DuUUH DIE TeDH,
cine Oampferlinie 3wiiden peniacola
in Gloriba un5 8raiilien gu erri9ten.
Gapitaliiten In Stem Oorf pDllen gu
benz unternebmen 500, 1000 beitragen,
penn bic @el5mdnner in Nen Orleans
weitere $4,000 ba3ui6ieBen pollen.
Sollteu bieie lebteren ii9 iebod rueis
germ, auf ben 8Orfdlag einauseben,
bann min man ben 8eriu6 MAIDEN, ob
fid in peniacOla ielber cine iol9e@elba
iumme ni9t aufbringen ldBt.
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Bmdlens Mruiea=gaIbe.

Oie bette SaIbe Der sSelt fiir Sdnitte
Nuetf&unsen, @efdpirs, i5ieber. nnb eaut.
auafdlas, GIedte, seiprunsene Sdnbe, arof.
benleu unb ale Sauttranfbeiten; furirt 4a.
mprrboiben ober feline 8eaablune. 96llige
Classification sarantirt ober oas geIo pirb
3uriiderfattet. 25 Gents bic Sdadtel bet u
Drei6
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= Menn Sbr bic gbina 9alle
beiu6t, bersebt nidt, bic beioen Gouns
ters 3u befi6tisen, ipel6e Die fiir ben
Musberfauf beitimmten Sa6en e1lts
balten.
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Hunt & Booth.
6eu u1tb 0etreibe.

pfn frei auf ber 8obn an foIsenben @ldten :
Gon MutoniO, aple, 9uhtcr, 5OdleA,
Maler, Bieree Sunetion.
sSeints SobniOu Gras epeSialitdt.
N gtdbtif9e Orbers tuerben prompt aus.
esfibri uno sarantirt.
Eelearupbirt Obsr idreibt iueSen Yreiien.
9eIsbbou 2s6. Office "a, Wef auebaffrabs,
Gou Nntonio. 7.10Suw4r
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Saltet Cure San,pen lit Oromutt8 UNI
brenuetto.

Oie Wlamo Oelcompagnie liefert bos
Del. I'm Orbers mirb gebeten uno
oas Del piro prompt abgeliefert. Ofs
flee 237 Ot DoufOnitraBe. Seles
pbon 351. 6,ll.t6M
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= Man betradte 6as i'm @daufens
iter befinblide elegante @ei6enf, bas
@reqorp & 60. am 81. December
ibren Gunben geben.
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Gin Snmm,er uuS bartnadtaer @lanbe

an bic Birtiamfeit sepiffer Wlittel. bic auf eine
aepaltfame 8eife tpirfen, 1T cine Sdpdd,e,
Die bic ginfdltisen unb bic @siurtheisnollen
bsberrfdt. Ser unbsrninftier @ebraud bon
Nbfnbrmitteln lit cine iebr aen0bnlide Rbafe
Der Narrbeit biefer 2eute. sloe, YpbopbiIin
NIT 8udsriiber3us, @afor0I, GuediiIber uno
anbsre altmoDifte Mr3neinittel balten iid nod
inamer untsr Dieier alaiie bon seuten, nnb oh,
sIeid Der erfoIs bon s o ftetterS Ma gen.
bitters seniieenb betpeif, bab @epalt sur
Seiluns nidt notbpenbis if, 70 befteben bic
Anbdneer cimer ldnsit pioerlesten 9beorie
barauf, unsewobnlid srobe DOfen bon 1b>
fibrmitteln gu seorauden. Dpfpepiie, Ser.
itopfung unb 2eberleib,n tuerben ebenfo gepib
iinb sriinbIid burd bas Bitters gebeiIt, oils fie
unfe5lbar burd ben unberniinftiser @ebrau@
Der ar3neien, bic mir Serbammt boben, ber.
faIimmert ueroen. Bedieifieber. Nerboiitdt,
NheumatismuS unb ilntbdtiefeit Der 9ieren
pei9en bel benz Sebraude bes 8itters.
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Ser anglo. ameritanii6e Greioen>
terbuno, befannt als rNmeriean Secus
lar Union" (prdiioent &obert q. Sns
gerioa) bdlt gegenmdrtig in Stem Oort
ieinen 10. Sabress@ongreB; berielbe 1T
bon eiuer groBen Mnaabl Delegaten be-
iu6t. Sn Der principiens@rfldru
Der linton miro bic Nufbebung Der
Steuerbefreiung bes &ir1eneigentbums
unb bic 4bi6affung Der @apldne bes
@ongreRes, ber Armee. Der Wfarine unb
aller 6ffentli9en Initalten geforbert; !;
es wiro ferner Derlangt baB feline Of:
fenili6en @elDer an Mnitalten, tpel6e
unter relisi6iem ginfluiie iteben, per.
miaist merben; bob bic BibeI unb Der
religi6ie unterrift aus ben Dffentli6en
S9ulen perbannt, ber @ib burh cine
einfa9e @rfldruns eriebt, ole @siebe
CUR 0eiligung bes Sabbatbs aufgebo=
ben uno in ben @eieBen feinerlei Inter.
fdiebe Su @uniten beionoerer &eIisio.
men QemQGlt msrben.
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L. -
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
A Wise Reform.

The habit of administering quinine
In powerful doses, as an antidote to
malarial maladies, was once danger
ously common. Happily this practice
has undergone a wide reform. Not
only the public, but professional men
have adopted, not wholly, of course,
but largely, Hostetter's Stomach Bit
ters a. a safe botanic substitute for the
pernicious alkaloid. The conse.
quences of this change are most i'm
portant. Now fever and ague suffer.
ers are cured-formerly their CON-
plants were only for the time relievd,
or half bured-the remedy eventually
failing to produce any appreciable
effect except the doses were increased.
A course of the Bitters, persistently
followed, breaks up the worst attacks
and prevents their return. The evil
dence In favor of this sterling specific
and household medicine is of no am.
biguous character, but positive and sat.
isfactory, and the sources whence II
proceeds are very numerous.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
Police Court.

At the police court yesterday before
Judge Brown, Billy Miner, alias "Tar
Flat" VS.. Harry KneeIand, for assault
and battery. The defendant plead
guilty (the plaintiff having on his
countenance the most pronounced evil
dence Of having received very weighty
punishment) and was fined $40 and
costs.
Territory of Montana VS.. Tar Flat
for disturbing the peace at The Mac
queen. After trial of short duration
the defendant was found guilty and
fined $40 and costs.
The Territory Of Montana VS.. A. d.
Lynch for disturbing the peace In The
Mcqueen. The defendant was found
guilty and fined $40 and costs. The
whole disturbance arose from the fact
that H. Knesland, the head waiter
had cause TO dispense with aforesaid
A. ID. Lynch, who is q relation of Tai
Flat. The two last mentioned, feeling
grieved over this treatment, expressed
their feelings very strongly, which re
suited In Tar Flat being somewhat
grievously maltreated.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06

A soldier was arrested yesterday fol
shooting into the house Of Mrs. Sam.
lin otherwise Dutch Nary and fol
attempting to smash In the door and
forcibly enter the house. The officers
were sent for aud on arriving they
found the man In full uniform with
belt, scabbard and rifle. He shot one
ball right into the house, but forum
ately for its occupants he was too
drunk 10 be able to reload his rifle. sc
In order to finish the good work HI
proceeded to break in the window,
and doors. He will be arraigned to
morrow.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
Music at the Rink tonight.

The term of district court for Daw-
son county at Glendive adjourned on
Wednesday night after sitting for
three days only. Judge Wade presided
and found "A light docket. and many
Of the eases not ready for trial, hence
the brevity of the term. Unless Judge
Pollard is confirmed or another judge
appointed, Judge Wade will hold the
spring term of Custer county at this
place, commencing February 18th.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
Columbia river salmon at McGowan's'

1t IL reported that the attorneys fol
Yellowstone county intend carrying
the mandamus case which was re-
Gently decided in favor of Custer
comfy by the supreme court of the
territory, to the supreme court of the
United States. The gentlemen who
have present control Of the affairs Of
Yellowstone county are evidently OPP
posed to paying honest debts, and pro
pose to commence their career by re-
pudiation.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06

The death of Mrs. John Hughes,
noted briefly in yesterdays issue,
was an unusually sad affair. She had
been married only nine months, and
leaves i'm addition To her beieaved
husband, an infant daughter only
three days old. She was formerly u
resident Of Massachusetts, where her
relatives now reside. Her husband in
his severe loss has the sympathy Of
many friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
LOCAL NOTICES.
Maxims for Business Men.

MaHiIns for business Men.
Keep your firm name and business
before the public.
Your sign in the morning paper is
fresher than the sign over your door.
Push your business or il will push you.
Don't he the great unknown" in
business.
Competition is the life of trade.
There is no competition without a
generous patronage Of the daily
paper.
Advertising is commercial science
rs indispensable to real business as is
bookkeeping.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06
The Ysiiowsso.. Bridge.

At q meeting Of the incorporators Ct
the Miles City Bridge company held
yesterday, Andrew F. Burleigh, the
attorney of the company, reported the
draft Of bill to be presented to Con-
gress by Delegate Toole, asking per-
mission to bridge the Yellowstone
river at or near Miles City. The bill
10 . very comprehensive one, drawn
TO conform to all the stipulations usu-
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06

The insurance on Mr.. Knowlton's
cottage, which was burned down on
Friday morning, amounted 10 $500.
Both buildings were insured In the
"California," "Union of N. Y" and
City Of London insurance com panies.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1886-02-06

Where il the most popular saloon in
town? Why, John BechteFs, oppo-
site The Mcqueen House. If you
want to be cerlain of getting good
drink or number one cigar, be sure
and give him "A call.