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ADVERTISING RATES.

& Legal and Transient Advertisements will
he charged One Dollar per square for the
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Tor each additional insertion. A square is
he space of one inch. Fractional squares
ill be counted rs full squares.
81 Advertisements for three months or more
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Y TInEs or HoLpIsa COUNTY AND PREoiNoT oouars-
County Court for Criminal, Civil and Probate Dus-
ness-4th Mondays in January, hIrh''u'y'0''o
Der. rh.,.r,
@Commis sIoners 'Court-2d Mondays In February
Nay, August and November.
Justice Court, Precinct No. Last MONDAY !"
each mouth. at San Marcos. NJ, ,,,.
Precinct No. 2-2d Fridayin each month ~ 'C'ty'
.. ." SD " Wimberley'S MIL
q. 4-4th Sat. Dripping Springs.
rowS OFFICERS.
uayor-Hammett Hardy. III.
Council-w d, Wood. G W. Donaldson, Gid
Johnson. D. A. Glover, kd. j. l.. Greeh' r''
Smith, Dan Iioihenx and Roger Byrne.
Marshal-Wm. u. Lyel.
atreet Commissioner-J. ". Danforth
Council meets the first Tuesday In eacn hlol'n.
PubIIc school Trustees meet first Tuesday In each
month at the Mayors oaice.
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GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

coSoagssMAN-STH DISTRICT:
N Hon. l.. W. Moore, of Faye,te County.
SENATOR 25TH DISTRICT:
Non. H Burgess, Of Guadalupe Co.
81 uxpnssENrArJvEs-9ls DISTRICT:
Hon Geo. r. Mctfehee, OF Hays Co.
Hon. ], l.. Ellison, of Caldwell Co.
DISTRICT oouET--22sD DISTRICT.
non H. Teichmueller, PresidingJudge, La1rahge
4. M. Bethany. Attorney, Austin Co.
n TINES OF HOLDING COURT.
Mondays In March and September NAY
eoptinue three weeks.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
4 Ed r. Kone. Judge County Court.
Jas a. Burleson, Dist. aud County CLERK.
q. Is. McBr de, County Attorney
las A, Wren Sheriff. J. N. Turner Deputy: :,
e.s. Cock, Justice Of the Pe.'e Ere. no ,
u r. gnbbs b" q" ''
J.C Rowe, a. =, 4. 2
W. W. Slack, ~
J. II. Patterson. County Treasurer.
a X. 8. FortsUn; Assessor.
Otto Groos. Surveyor.
4 W. l.. Owen CoI,'r Precinct No. !
X. 4. Vaughn
II. c. Hubbs, :.
Y Peter Schmitt, "
W. l.. steel. Constable precinct No.
J. NOIen, " " :.
Jepp Henson, .
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
Ea.t L.nund ,tnrkTarLl-.

The new Northern Pacific railroad
east bound live stock ,Grff, lust an
nounced, makes the following changes
in the rates 10 ST. Paul, FROM points
named:
Dickinson, for 30 foot cars, '6l.oO;
stable car, $3.50.
Me6ora, for 80 foot carr, 5000; stable
car, $3.50.
Little Missouri, COR 80 foot cars,
S7O,0 stable car, $3.50.
Mingusville, for 80 foot cars, 5000;
stable car, $3.50.
Glendiye, for SO foot cars, S73.45;
stable car, Ssl.25.
Fallon, for So foot cars. S76. S5; stable
car, $500.
Mile City, for 80 foot carr, Ssl.S5;
stable car, $1,000
Rosebud, for SO loot care, $500;
stable car, s96.25.
Forsyth, for 80 foot cars, s9l. SO;
stable cars $lOl.25.
Other lengths Of cars are furnished
at proportiouate prices; the price on
the stsbl- car Is for length of 80 feet or
less.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18

but we should not stop here. Al sup
plement to the reports that were
spread far and wide two years ago in
regard TO the fal ure OF our ranges. the
grass crop Of this year should oe dem
on-trated, and those who have moth
ing else To contribute should send in
sample sh,ayes Of the different grasses
that have attained such luxurious
growth this season. We want immi-
grafton and the surest aud quickest
way 10 get il IL 10 dem mJGsirate the
fertility Of our soil. There Is still
time ii promt action Is taken to haye a
satisfactory exhibit at ST. Paul, Mime
apolls and Buffalo, but there shoul
be no delay. send in whatever you
may have TO either Mr.. Caurteuay or
Mr. Hal, and they will place the ex-
hibiis in the hands Of Mr.. Groat with
out delay.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
AGRICuLTURAL SPECIMENS WANTED.
4 Chan TO Demonstrate the Fertility Of
Montana soil.
U. :. LAND DEPARTMENT,


ST PAUL, MINI, July 8, lsss. !
To the Producers in the States and
erTitories Traversed by the North
ern Pacific railroad:
The Northern Pacific railroad com
pEny has arranged to make eXibilr
samples OF the products from thesta't.
aud territories traver-ed by the line o.
r0ad, during the fail uf lssS, al the Iu-
terrallonal Industrial Fair at Buffalo,
y. Y, September lth 10 18th; ri the
Minneapolis Industrial Exposition.
August 22nd To Septsn, Der 18th, and
the Minnesota State Fair, ST. Paul,
September sth to 18th. After use at
the eXposit.ons the samples will be
sent to various prominent points in the
states east and south and placed ON
permanent exposition.
The display OF products rs proposed
will result to the advantage of every
citizen in the belt OF country through
which the line Of the Northern Pacific
aud branches pass. Farmers and
others are requested to collect from
this years crops specimens OF grain In
the straw aud in the berry, native and
cultivated grssses, flax, hops, all kinds
of vegetables, fruits, dairy, mineral
timber, coal and other products, and
deliver the same TO the Northern Pa
cific railroad agent. addressed TO "B.
f. Groat, General Emigration Agent,
st. Paul, Minn.," and they will be
promptly forwarded by express. Each
article should be labeled, giving its
name, yield per acre, weight per
bushel, and other information, and
give the name and postotfice address OF
the producer, So that due credit can be-
given.
Appropriate labels will be sent ( O all
station agents Of the Northern Pacific
TO furnish TO contributors Of samples OF
products.
A liberal respo So 10 enable tbs Of
flee to prepare exhibits which will 90
justice to the agricultural resources Of
the great northwest will be Of sdyan
tage 10 all concerned and highly APP
preciated. Yours truly,
p. b. GRoAT,
Gen. Emigration Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18

Referring TO the foregoing letter, We
earnestly urge every ranchman who
has any agricultural product worthy
OF exhibition TO lose no time in send
ing IL TO Miles City, from whence II
will beshipped to 81. Paul. The speci.
mems sent In may he left with Abram
Hall, Of the u. $. Land Office, or with
VIM. Courienay, either OF whom will
attend to the forwarding Of them to
their destination. The present year
has been an unusually favorable one
for the granger and " fair exhibit OF
the products IL made II cannot fail to
attract large emigration to our
county next year. No more fsyora-
BILE opportunity 10 advertise the coun-
try county could be asked, ana n II II q
pretty sure thing that the older settled
portions OF the territory will be largely
represented, It beoomes a matter Of
vital necessity for our county 10 put IL
best foot forward. We can without
doubt make ss fine an exhibit OF
cereals and root crops ss any locality,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18

time, however, trey were enabled TO
tell their story. whicl was not only
confirmed bulillu-trated by the arrival
Of the dog, likewise wlnded and very
much the worse for wear. The news
spread like wi'dGre, and u hunting
party was quickly organized and took
the field with muIderous intent.
Meanwhile Glendiye, thirteen miles
distant, had been apprised OF the im.
pending calamity, and dispatch Wa,
cent from there To Milton, asking thar
the parties who mad seen the panther
be detained, and that detachment OF
brave men would be up 90 the next
train 10 take the trail with Mllburn
and Kreidler as guides. a council
Was held by the Miles CITY contingent
on receipt OF this dispatch and the fol.
loving RESOLUTION wus passed without
dissenting voice:
Where's, We four being here pres
ent AT Milton station In Tie county Of
Custer and Territory Of Montana, So,
Tor lurposes Of health aud recreation
only, having found thi5 vicinity in
iested with wild beasts VI huge pro-
portions, whose savage dem.anor ren-
ders closer acquaintance undesirable,
and
Whereas, certain bloody minded cit
!Zen- Of Glendive have by telegraph
expressed the desire that we be
de'ained until their arrival in
OTder tEat we may serve us
guides IN hunt 20 be instl-
tuled FOR one Of these wild beasts, to-
wit: u panther measuring eight feet
from tip TO tip, which said animal has
already Inflicted serious damage 10 the
peace Of mind and dIgnity OF one OF
this party.
Resolved, That inssmuuch as no
member OF tDis party has Tn The best
OF his recollection or belief lost any
panther, we do each and sll decliut
the invitation to join in the proposed
hunt either as guides or hunters, and
In order 20 make our declination more
positive and less likely to be overcome
by gument, persuasion or force, that
we do take the next freight train for
home. due in few minutes and now
in sight.
The council thersupon abruptly ad-
joUrned, boarded the train which was
then al the depot, and arrived here as
stated, leaving the CORY minded Glen
divers to take the fullest measure Of
satisfaction out of the panther without
guides, unless young Kreidler be Inn
pressed into the service.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
A PANTHER HUNT
And the Parliamentary Withdrawal of Ger.
tain Parties Therefrom.

And the Parliamentary Withdrawal of Ger
tain Parties Therefrom.
Messrs. Fred Kreidler, Geo. r. Mil
burn, Chas. Strevell and II. w. Nc.
Intire, who left town few days
ago for short outing in the vicinity
of Milton station, returned yesterday
burdened with an experience that
makes them for the time being the OBJ
served Of all. On Thursday Mr.. Mil.
burn and younger brother Of Mr.
Kreidler's were out on hunt In the
hills near Milton, and while aimlessly
wandering about, their dog engaged
the attention OF full grown panther,
measuring, according TO the statements
Of the hunters-which we must accept
as yeracious-oight feet from tip to
tip. OF course 1t Is not asserted that
either of the gentlemen measured the
animal, for as soon M the facts In the
case became firmly fixed In their
minds they most assiduously COM
menced measuring something else,
which was the distance to the station,
and It was done by strides that were
considerably more thNn eight feet
from Tip to np Luckily for the MIN
rods, the alteration with the dog 40
engaged the attention Of the panther
that he took no note Of their fast re-.
ceding figures. and they reached home
safely, but without sufficient breath to
explain their hasty arrival. In due
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
SOCIETIES..

40. H.-Division 20, I meets irt ald .econu
sundays OF useh month.
X. OF H. Meets hfgt and third Wednesdays M
7.80p. m nj ODD Fellow! Hall
A.F.&A, M.-YsllowstOne Lodge, No, 70, hfsi
ard tniri Wednesday.
X. A, M,-Yollosstone Chapter. 10. 5, second
K. T..Dan.ascus Uommanlery, fourth Thurs
Days.
l. o. o. F.-Uuster Lodge, No. Is, every
Sic lday NJ thoiT hall
I. 90. F.-sentinal Encampment, No. 6, first
and third Friday.
K Of P.-Crusader Lodge, No. 7, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows Han.
*. Of A.-Miles City Branch, every sunday at
p. m,
X. Of L.-First and third Saturdays.
g. Al R-U. s. Grant Post, No, Ia, hrst ani
third Tuesdays.
10. @. T.--Star Of the West, No. "a, every
Thursday evening,
fV-Gibson Camp 80. 1. Meets erst and
ird Tuesdays Of each month N Good Tempiars,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
An InuallHut Can't.

OLYMPIA, w. T., Aug. l6.-The SUI
preme court of Washington Territory
has decided the law granting suffrage
to women unconstitutional.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
PHYSICIANS.
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpIscopa) Palmer st.-ser-
vice sundays at 9.5y y. m. and I:Sl y. m. Nm.
HOrsfal. rector,
Hlp,lsi Church-wm, ". Weeks, acting astor.
Preaching services Sunday a. Al .. ~. auds y m.
Pfai 6 and Prayer MEETING, Wednesday NJ $40 ,,
IN. cordial invitation to all
Iethodi.g ChufuE-serylccs Sunday, II a. M,
;g- y. un. :. r.. sHijcT, pastor.
Presbyterian ChuTcL-,orgi,cs Sunday II 4. NJ,
.SIp. m. T. &. Armstrong, pastor,
Lhu.ch of "a ed Heart. GIihOlig-Suuday, j.
A. %, T. ". ]. Lindusmlth, chaplain, L. :, A.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1888-08-18
THE F0OLKILLER
Has a Field tor his Labor, as a
Few Unrepeutsnt Rebel
Bridadiers
Laud Jeff Davis and Say There
was no Treascn-Woman Suf-
frage Unconstitutional.
Laudiug Treason.


WASHINGTON, Special Telegram,
Aug. l5.-rhere was scene in the
senate this a, rnCyn which twenty
ytals hgo It would not have been bs,
lieved could possibly have occurred.
Senators Of lne Uuited States who
were openly engaged In the rebellion,
either is oil srs Ia the army or II
uembefs Of the confederate congress,
rO,e in their places and in effect laud.
ed treason aud claimed that 1t was mot
au of nse Vf which gn American
should be ashamed. Mr.. George OF
Mississippi thanked Mr.. Teller Tor the
suggestion that he lGeorge) was as
guilty ~ jeff Davis was. Nj. Morgan
jee?ed at the republicans because they
utd not tried JEFF DAYS for treas Oh,
Mr.. George insrsted that IL was mol
within the power Of the government
10 have tried ANYBODY for Lr, ason, ana
and urlously main taiEed that Judge
Chase had dc, Jared that the action
against jeff Davis could nOV be main
tanned beCaus II was contrary 10 The
fourteenth ameDdment-a strtement
the absurdity OF which was Shown by
Mr.. Hoar by calling attention 10 the
Iact that the fourteenth amendment
was not IN effect until year after
ward. All through the debate there
was thought that the coniederacy
was the only righteous cause, that the
union was subordinate, aud that IL 10
al offence 10 the democracy for north
ern men to stigma,ise the rebellion or
those connected with II "a treason and
tatitUrs TO the government. The north.
ern men were a little restiye aud evil
deutly appTC'" Gsiye a 10 the eifect Ol
such talk upon the campaign, but az
ter the manner OF dough- aces, they
did not attempt TO raise II protest at
the assumptions Of he ne'terJ OF the
democratic Iarty-the old slave lead
ers ui the south, the uDregenerated
confederate soidiery. Well tut was
The retort Of Mr.. Teller, thaS the gov.
eminent was not disposed not
TO PUNISH TREASON,
but that i's n tnanimity had never
been appreciated by these who re-
ceivcd IT, Mr.. Morgan, among other
thing, said:
You have not hesitnted to snper at
u, and 20 say that we are rebels,
trajtoTs-men not 20 be trusted. men
who violated our oaths, and attacked
the national flag-men whose consci-
ences are Durdened with political sin;
that we all deserved TO he hanged, and
thrt we are living now by your mercy
and grace. And | have only said that
you did not dare hang any OF Us. You
had Jefferson Davis under arrest, and
the United States government did moi
dare to bring him To trirl, because II
would haze turned out lin the opinion
of great jurists who would have had Il
try him that he had not committed
tTerson.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22
4orreiponoa nte
ira ct. Yaal.
ST.. Mebafter!

9r. @ebafter!
@eb at tase fig en- 1ur siennem Bp>
ems @aber en- paffer @snbass gftermibz
bag pil man let funne onrrbepiie fig ON
at ct. Saul er noset sanife anoet enb
en- Eemperancebp. 9bi Saloone,ne er
bib aabne besse gnber os fisrer for
fulb Damp meb Driffen. Banben, Spers
gen, aortipil, Billarbipil - os @atan
maa pibe bpab anoet ber beitiaes, ba ban
10 er sperte 5orretniussfprer ueb bisie
Suititltioner.
timber aft bette er Der n Ting. 60
loonpaffet sisr fig breb ooer; at ber iffe
er iaa mango fulbe 5olf paa @aberne
ct. Saul, iom {. St. !. Minneapolis,
Nfen bette fonmer ii,npeltben beraf, al
naar en- ct. Baul Manb briffer fie fulb
Tan ban fibbe i &o % Mas ! Galooner
en- Dag eller to iubtil @uiet saar Of
mebens en- fulb Miuneapolismanb mat
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Dc ftrioenoe. Gn btloe lite life si op,
% blep al 0erpOsteren faftet mob ben
lemte Wes". 80 tire Mano ito6 poa
Soroet o9 bpeoe fig Napeiastnina.
Wtr. 9burman ifal tale for Tammaup
ben Abe Suli (yae,u gorf).
aorrelponoancet mellem Tpiflanb o.
Oiterrise tDoer paa 6reb mellem be to
&i9er.
en Saloonfeeper peb Napm Smith er
! @lentuoob, Weinn., arreteret for at
babe .Iolst Sterft paa Sgnoaa.
40 5aloonfeepere / @r. SORTS ifal
oere mulfteret $50 bper for Opertre~
belle at BrGnbeninslouen.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

teuin9er; men @eimeitab bapbe alleilass
Weie til at anilaa Gtrense ! os, iom
sreb Meblibenbeb oper be lioenbe
&pinoer, bp,s 9iem Saloonen bar sbez
last Stranse, iom raabte: bort meo
Saloonen," os jublebe ! 9aab om, at
mart faa pil tie. Gang ifisnner ies
mig lite paa, men bet peo ies, at alle bar
meset bel tilfreos meb ben % tafnemz
melise for ale be DpOfrelfer ben fieffe
Sanserifure siorbe forat brinse. Os Be-
ni61tneben ON:
T 4. ut Saloonpelenet er ct Dnbe.
2. ut bet ct be samle gartier, iom
tillaoer os Opboloer bette Dnbe.
3. ut intet Mfbolosarbeibe pil ftanbie
Saloontrafiteu, iaalanse ri fems
mer me6 be Yartier iom tillaber
ben.
4. ut 8robibitionsarbeibet er 9iemz
menes & MOB Saloonmasten.
Os uJelt &aabet" fan trDst brinse
Soft ben 8eiteb, at ri lite mere nil sipe
Saloonen @aaben / 9aanb mob bore
9iem, ,,aar gal9basen fommer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

| - 49, - -. ~. :.
D'enael'e'e 9aHoleI'Speo), a1 oen oIl'
slea'asae om quo 'uH noaOe''Se) 9fD'
Oe'le q O'sle Ul'1Ie meOlsrer en- l'ar'
6r1felle III Or1ttei9se, foraarlase'
manse 1arl1se spsoomme % SIR pei,
oreoellen Al anore oanitel'Sere ia ot Da'
oesoerre alttor ofte tastfaset, at Drenz
oep'ne1 oleo en- Hlloe 'lIe olot I'll 1rmoo
% Sp9oom, Sleno'99eo % Oso, men
o9laa Dp9aosmano III mango ul9ttes1
nlfaloe, I'll 3oeoraSt Jan''l'erne %
lelo I'll mango l9oe'19e 5orolloeller.
Som Ne9er % lom Wfennelteoenner tan
o1 oerfor blot opr'sfl9 snlte, at Der
maaffe 1effes saonl'se Stranter for
oenne lt9 lelo llnpooenot9e % 1orlotz
1enoe Or't, DoorDos o1 oemerter, III Del
nlotomne MfDolo oerfra (unotasen paa
uofr9ttel'S Anorot'1n9 at en- Sese) BIZ
oraser meset III sunoDeoens Beoarelle
% N'oets Jorlensel1e, % at oenne VI
9oloenDeo p'loe for man91olo'9e fl4'9e
oere ben lttrelte Wet tll tor beltano1S !
oeres st'll1ns os oeres Stano at be-
ltp1te l1s moo oe o1e 1offeroell9e 6el=
ger al oenne 9tpoelle. Oef ltnloe sleoe
%, oerlom ot oeo oenne Dor enlten'n'19e
grtlerlns maatte leoe ben bort feAes
Jeorelano nu oatte y OpmertlomDeo
enonu mere pen paa oel'ne @lenltano %
oeroeo b'ora9e til at f1ltoppe en- rig
&'loe til mansfolo1se menneltelt9e Sl@
oeller".
(llnoerfesnef at Denoeo 1000 Aeser
! Berltn ben S4oe 5ebr'ar lS45.)
Ill.
n5or at foreo99se otsle Srenoeolnss
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2bs paa @srfets stier,
CpaoSet etce,tteo et,t,,terne I
HbtlaoeIpbta ertarsr.

s Yeniplpania er bet, iom befienbt,
operlabt til Dommerne ct u6ftebe Saz
flponlicenie. Ser er fanife aloris blepen
sjort laa sr,lnbi9 lnberlsselie al Sas
loonbanbens 6remfero, iom MI nnber
bisie Dommere. Sc Manb, Der oniaaes
iom ,,reipeftable" oa meb sob lloiist til
at faa fin 2icenie fornpet, fanotes bog
efter l1nberisselien at baue besaaet Gor@
brpbelier, iom af en- at Dommerne om>
taltes iom frpstelise.
Nntallet af slnigsere ONT 2icenie bar
3,441; al bisie melbte Bolitiet oper tire
9uiinb at baoe opertraabt Ssnoassloe
ben, os iaalebes bar bet tnapt 400, Der
tunbe sisre &rao paa at aniees iom lob
lpbige Bor9ere. 226 bapoe ueret null
teret for 5snbassials, IS bar bleone
fratoset 2icenIe, % A sapes Nnleonins
til at frenfomme neb @runbe, buorfor
2icenle life ifulbe uestes benz. $50 bar
antlaaet % flmbue ifploise fslsenoe
s5orbrpoel1er:
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Sing, Bolt Co., Minn. 9oe Suni 'Ss.
2Gre0e 8ebaftgr!

Sa1stuartettens Beles De 13 Totuns
ibips pil piie ct @eiultat Ballot
boren", iom pil arsre saloonpartierne
bel frpstelis, naar Sbiten fommer.
Men Sanserne ipareoe oa ristisnof
belleriffe &rafterne ben 9ib be bar ber;
tbi / Dase bOlbt be s Joreoras, os
mellem bpert Jorebras reifte De flere
Nfil paa 9eie, iom Inn en- Npbpsser
bar ct ianbt Besreb ON naar ban, paah
op til 9alieu, itaar os filoioferer oper
,9eamet" os 8osnen, iom lisser isien
/ @umpen.
Meen Solicit iamlebes til beres Mpber
i @farebis os unbrebe fig ftorli9en oper
ben npe 2ere at Saloononbet lite fan
fiernes uben peb YrobibitiOn. slt benne
2are bar lanb blep imiblertib for Hart
bepiit til at f,lnne benastes Meobolo
af 6olfs olminbelise Besreb om @runoe
os ba ri belleritte fanbt nosen ieroeles
sgre at bjelpe Saloonpartierne, iaa
opersaar ri paa gtaabe os 1lnaabe bore
Gorlfanbsninqer al bsi 2ieenie os Harti<
forbpmme m. m. Wasberne parebe len-
&c, men ipntes bog mango for forte, iaaz
iom bper enfelt 3ale larte Os noset npt
os ubrebebe @aseu buer paa fin iaresne
Maabe.
g9ptabl bepibite iaalebes Nebpenbi9<
beben af ct 3bie Yarti siennenl en- rolis
iunb 2ogif, iom enbper tenfiom Manb
matte bsie fig for, os bans 8epissrun<
be belublebes lite af noset Slass Sofiz
teri. 9ans 5remftillins FEB beleriffe
af bet @neperipn, iom itnnoom pleier
ppre ct Sermarfe for tbeolosiife Stu
benter Der tillanbs. pan itiQeoe lite be
remlerenbe &irtefOlf os Nfbolbsbepaz
selien paa en- eioe os 9iepelen, grans@
lererne, Jritanferne os Saloenelemenz
tet paa ben anhen; men ban broS SfiQez
srenbien mellem oem, iom pil prre meo
| / Mrbeibet, mob @atoononoet os BEN
lom lite bil.
ytorman bar Rar, iom fun6e sipe en-
srei efilbrins af Galoonlipei % bans
| tbeateralife 6remtreben bibros life lioei
til at fensile Opmnrfiombeben.
/ 6ap6al foritab ben 8uuit at belpie I'll
Gmne siennem itemniHssrise Gmc,for=
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

9gbert, 0dmblt19, XemlR1telle o9
ale anbre Slass Jorbrpoelier 81
Set bepibtes, at en- af Nnisserne,
buis nbialssfteo git unoer gtapn at
The Morgue, bauoe iolst iaa iterft be-
rulenbe gare, at 8 9ilfalbe bar bans
&unber falbne ON bgb nbentor bans
Dsr. Dm nere benibftes bet, at be
bapbe to &oner eller at be bapbe itaaet
rloplis 6orbolb til flere &pinber.
Manse bar ielp benfalbne til Drif oe
bapoe bapt Dranfersallfab. os en- flor
Del al Nuisserne bar i ber,liet Eilltanb,
ba be fremftiaeoe fig til Examination.
&napt 9alpbelen al Nnisserne bar iitano
til at ifripe fine esne Napne % maa.te
unoertesne meo tit ,,Merte". Jlere
@alooner foreitohes af &pinber.
Gnbifignbt 2open FREEZER, at buer ben,
1ont uota9er Gtcen1e, 1tal dflR99e @o
paa. at ban er 8orser af be Gor. Staz
ter, fanbtes bog 521 Saloonfeepere iffe
at bore bet. Det pifte fig oslaa, at 9
af buer 10, iom anibste ON 2icenfe, pa,
freumebfsbte; meft Srer, iaa 9pifere oe
berpaa en- flor Erebiebel @uslenbere.
Nnbefalinserne fanbtes for en- flor Del
at bore af 2nser, mebens Hreiter
be famine Diitrifter bapbe neblast alpor=
Zig 8rotef os tilliae msbt frem for &etz
ten for at fOrbinbre ubiiebelfen at 81.
Genie i be @trbs, buor be bapbe fine Ne=
nisbebslemmer. Subse 8resp erfle=
rebe, at life Briien paa 2icenie pilbe
bapt nosen inoifrentenbe SnbfpbelIs
paa Soloonerne, men at bet bar be an:
bre 8eitemmeller, Der uosioroe bet re.
itriftiue.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-22

Dotoen for fdsenbe Steoer oil ienere
bline befjenbtsiort.
0luoubon, 2ofe Harf, 9alfeab, Sen=
brum, 8erlep, 8ollas, Barnespile, &otbs
iab, 8elican @apibs, Breckenridge, per-
man, Morris, Benton, 9esbert, Milan,
Motepibeo, @esbal, @ranit Sails. Sa=
creb 9eart, Saulep Sails, 8inelano,
Nainneota, ganbp, Minneota, 5raeep,
@eit 8roof, Winbom, Mountain 2afe,
Isabella, Manfato, 9ut9inion.