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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

Ok the 3Oth u COLLISION vi freight trains
took place near Dillon Mont, one man he
ing killed and others injured.
AN y attempting to walk from Oh cago
20 his home at Lake View was frozen stiff
in the blizzard. Friday nj hit
THE Franzen brothers OF New Hampton,
Iowa, tried for the murder of their neighbor
Wern. r. last August, have been acquitted.
AT Shell Lake, Wis, Pat Burke, con-
victed of shooting Mrs. Rent Barnes IN
April 1885, was sentenced to four years In
the penitentiary.
Ar the Curley distillery, near Lexington,
KY, ]. A. Hunter, the United Stat store
keeper was shot dead by the bookk.eper, in
dispute regarding the authority OF each.
THREE Of tho members of the Kelly fam
ily, guilty Of several murders at No Mans
Land. K .nsas, were killed while resisting
tho posse that sought their capture. Old
man Kelly escaped.
FIFTr children attending holiday mission
xercises at 3 amen's hall Chicago, We 2
thrown into . panic by the overturning OF
the stove, and in the mad rush ali were
moro or less injured. trampling upon each
other Three or four were fatally hurt.
Cot. john A. MCCAULI. the opera manager,
slipp d ON the street at Chicago and broke
his leg, and Friday was brought c,ose to
cath bv dose Of bromide Of potassium,
unakillfully administered by his nurse. II
required heroic tr, atment to save his Life.
the Pittsburg g. Western X. R.. went
through . tr, stle into gully 30 feet down,
near St. Petersburg, Pa, on the Both. The
cars took fire and burned, but the
Passengers got out, six being seriously In
jured.
LAWYER Billings, in custody at Waverly,
Iowa. for the murder Of w. =. Kingsley, is
shown by the testimony to have conceived
most depraved scheme OF black mail, and
failing In hat added murder to his in
famous cons. tracy. killing his intend d
victim.
DURING 1857, the number OF business
failures in the United States was 9,d34 being
one failure In each Ill firms in trade. The
total liabilities were el67, SEC, ,Oa4, average
per failure sl',ss2. The failures for the
year show . decrease Of 200 over 1885, Int
IN increase Of $53, ,O0O, 900. In liabilities. In
Canada there were 1859 failures, one In
every 81 tradesmen, total Liabilities SIG.
Bill ,745, IN average OF SIl, ,S03.
In he town OF Nesse', near Rush City,
Mimi, Erick Erickson, . Swede farmer,
delib. rately murde, ed bis wife FRIDAY
scarf, in the presence Of his five boys aged
T. om one to fifteen years. 1t 10 chAritabiv
said the inhuman monster is insane, though
his ne ght.ors say he has Away. shown q
mean, querrelsome and violent disposition,
while his wife v ~ gentle, loveable wOm-
u.
A GENERAL snow storm spread itself over
MINES, tn Dakota, Iowa, Wisconsin and
the No th,..ss on the 8Oth AMI 3lst j,
blockade & t.. ins on oil the roads, causing
the aba ndOnment OF freight trains and the
work OF moving passenger train . very
difficult task. For the most part . strong
wind prevail ed making immense drifts. Il
will be sevtral days hefore the snow bound
railroads can make their schedule time, and
whom country roads may be op.n to travel
= . problem, the snow II 70 desp and the
6S11A - 0tubbos1.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05
WEST AND SOUTH.


II was said ON the 25th that the reports
about . coal famine and suffering for the
necessities 0f life In Kansas were largely
exaggerated
A rIRE In the State prison at Michigan
City. Ind, few days ago destroyed the
entire plant OF Phelps, Dodge 4 Palmer. of
Chicago. used In the manufacture Of boots
and shoes Loss 800. 900
Hoos recently attacked and killed Mira
RaEah Ewing, sixty years OF age. mother OF
farmer near 6helbyville, Ind
ON the 25th Captain William J. Haines, of
St Louis, celebrated his one hundredth
birtld,y.
ON March 2 the Union Labor party of In
diana win hold State convention ut In
dianapolis
On the 18th John Sullweu was frozen to
death 1t South Pittsburg, Tenn and Joseph
Faivre met . like fate at Perryville, No
Both were old men
In Lee County, Ga, Nathan Reed, who
did not live happily with his wife, muir
dered her and their six children ON the
eth, burning them in his cabin, after
which he killed himself.
On the oath u D. Babcock, inventor of
the Babcock tire extinguisher, from royal
ties on which he was At one time receiving
@lO, 600 month, died in the almsh0use at
6an Francisco. aged seventy years. of soft
ening OF the brain
AT St Louis and points south the Mis-
sissippt river was closed to steamboat nav
igation on the 9th by the unusually low
stage of water.
TH Indianapolis, Quincy L Missouri and
the Indianapolis h Wabash railways were
consolidated ON the 17th under the name
of the Indianapolis, Decatur l. Western rail-
way.
In Illinois, Iowa Wisconsin ani Kansas
blizzard on the 27th greatly delayed rail-
way trains In some places the cold was in
tense
TEE Prohibittonists of Kansas held State
convention In Topeka ON the nth and
decided to begin . vigorous campaign dur
ing the coming year and to put . full State
ticket in the field.
TIE death OF Captain Cyrus vigus, the
oldest citison of Cass County, Ind, occurred
ON the 9th at Logansport> Ut the age of
ninety -four year& He was . veteran Of
the war Of 1912
The Western Commercial Travelers' Asso-
oiatlon commenced their annual meeting
at st. Louis ON the 9th The society has
], 800 membera
MRs Ina n MAcAuIIy, Of Chicago. who
recently shot and killed her husband, was
ON the 18th found by y corpner's Jury TO
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

NJ. GREyY saw twelve Cabinets, with
l2O Ministers. serve under him while
President Of France.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

A KENTUCKY woman has petitioned
the Governor for pension because
she has seven sons all born on Sunday.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

SOUTH CAROLINA has only two legs
In the United States Senate-Butler
has one and Hampton the other.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

! For thirty-two years Mrs. Catherine
Murdock has kept the light in the Ron
dout IN. " lighthouse burning
briuhtly
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05
The next Ohio Legislature has seven
EDITORS as members.

THERE are twenty-seven red-headed
men in the new Congress.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05

Tho captain snd first mate of the British
bark Embleton are charged with such cruel
y on the voyage from San Franclsoo to
Sunderland that three OF the crew, to ~
saDs Il 1snped evsseeaxN
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1888-01-05
THE NEWS.
Compiled From Late Dispatches,
FROM WASHINGTON.


Ar twenty-six leading clearing houses in
the United States the exchanges during the
week ended on the oath aggregated $685.
7O0. $40, against 81 .Ol6, SO3, ,DOc the pre-
vious week Az compared with the CORE
spending week Of 1855 the decrease
amounted 2 per cent
At the Washington navy yard riot was
recently avsrted by the presence Of m
armed forcc The trouble grew out Of the
discharge Of sixty men
TIE report Of the United States Geolog-
ical Survey shows that the total value Of
the mineral products Of tho United States
for 1856 was over $462, OOO, 600, the
largest mineral production yet recorded in
any country
". ". CoRcoRAS the noted philanthropist,
celobrated his ninetieth birthday on the
9th in Wash ;ngton-
THE losses to the iron works Of the coun.
try by 1re during the year 1887 are csli-
mated at "a. .3sl, 900, against $3.4i7, 500
in 1885
on tho Goth Commissioner Carroll b.
Wright subn tilted to the Secretary Of the
Interior the third annual report Of the
Bureau Of Labor. which relates ent rey to
strikes and locx-outs for the six years ended
December 81. 1885. During that period
there were 3, OO3 strikes. involving 1915
624 employees. and Loaf Of the strikes
were successful. The total loss to nploy-
ors was $34. 1914. Ola. and to employees,
$59, ,846,SS2 In 1887, the report says.
there were, according to the best informa-
don obta .nable, $50 strikea
NEARLY thirteen thousand miles Of new
railway track were laid In the United States
during 1887, SURPRISING the record Of oil
preceding yearR
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ave been insane and irresponsible Tor the

have been insane ana irresponsible 4or tns
act
THERE were 4, 4,3G5 miles Of railroad con-
structed In the Southwest during 1887.
Kansas being far ahead among the different
6tatea
THE death OF John 8 Marmaduke, Gov
ernor Of Missouri, occurred on the evening
OF the 2Sth at Jefferson City from pneu-
monia. at the age Of fifty -four yearA
TIE failure Of G. ". Meade 4 Co. Of San
Francisco, one OF the largest exporting
firms ON the Pacific coast, occurred on the
2Ssh
At saltwater. MINI, fourteen horses en-
gagged In scraping ice on the Fan Claire
river broke through the ice on the 2Sth and
were drowned
TWELVE stores at Boxeman, II T.. were
destroyed by firc on the 2Sth
A FIRE In the Enterprise rio. mill ut New
Orleans caused . loss on tho 2Sth Of $780,
OOO
on the Toledo, Ann AEbor L North Mich
igan road passenger car was upset at
Alma, NJ ch. BY ! bad frog on the 18th,
and six persons were fatally injured
The Battle Creek Mich Adventists, fully
persuaded that The end OF the world 10
close at hand, were discarding tewelry and
making other preparation on the 26th
On account Of low water In tho Ohio
river Louisville and other towns were suf-
fering on the 18th from lack Of coal, and
the price had risen one hundred p er cent
KANSAS Prohibitionists met at Topeka on
the 2Ssh and elected delegates to the Ma
tion i convention.
ON the 2Sth the thermometer ranged
from to Is degrees below zero in Iowa,
from to 10 below In Illinois. from 2 to
10 below in Wisconsin, from 10 to "a be-
low in Nebraska, from to IL below in
KansaA and from to II below in Minne-
sofa
Ar indianapolis the Western Society OF
Naturalists was formed on the 2yJh, to in
clude natnralists by profession from Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois, Iowa, Michigan, Wisconsin
| and Minnesota
EARLY the other morning Patrick O'Blien,
| Of Iowa, having $14 600 on his person, was
picked mp by officers in Cincinnati almost
| frozen to deatl He had been on . de-
| bauch
In portions Of Minnesota the thermom eter
marked 40 degrees below zero on the 29th.
and at Decorah. Iowa, 1t was SO below.
JAMES BRIcKLEY. Of Newport, Ky., won ;
bet few days ago BY drinking seven glasses
Of whisky and two of eggnog in iive minutea
but died soon afterwards
FOR jumping claim JOnn JennlnGe
former aour merchant OF Pittsburgh, Pa,
was lynched by miners in tho Black Hills
on the 1O.h
AT Houma, La. . fire ON the 28th de-
stroyed one hundred buildings and twenty
stores.
ELISHA MusDEN, Of Lexington, Ky., while
going to Salula with . team drove over .
cliR $50 feet In height on the 29th and -
capped uninjured
AT Jefferson City on the 20th Lieutenant-
Governor Albert p. Morehouse was sworn
| in az Governor Of Missouri to finish the un-
| expired term OF the late Governor Marina
duke.
NEAR Austin. Tex. for the first time In the
history of that section, man froze to death
| on the 29th
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ri. FAST.

THE EAST.
WHILE going homo with Christmas pres
sntA, MrA Ellen O'Neill, ! widow, and two
Of her children were killed by . locomotive
near Rhinebeck. n. Y
A LARGE number Of the miners and freight
employees Of the Reading road, excepting
those at Reading. Pa. abandoned their pOs.-
tions on the oath because the company re-
fused to discharge several n0n-union work
men
TIE death Of Daniel J. Manning. ex-Secre-
tary Of the Treasury under President Ceve-
land, occurred at the residence OF his son in
Albany, N T., ON the afternoon Of the Oath,
st the age Of atty six years
THE schooner n .ry r Collins, OF Phil
adelphia. recently foundered In . storm,
the captain and i've Of the crew pershing
REv. On. LYMAN AsDoTT has besn selec. cd
q the acting pastor Ct Plymouth Church.
Brooklyn, and viii continue % sor an in
definite length Of time. certainly until Oc-
tober next
WOMAN and her daughter, Ave years
old, were burned to death on the 9th
near Wlikcsbarre. Pa. 40 the result of ade-
bauch
acres Of land In New York City were proven
on the 9th The property y worth $780,
OOO, 600
THE funeral Of Daniel Manning, ex-secre-
tary OF the Treasury, took place on the 9th
ct Albany, n Y. President Cleveland and
several members Of the Cabinet attended
from Washington.
ON the 9th the great strike on the Read
ing railroad ended, and arbitration would
be resorted to for tho adjustment Of the
matters IN DISPUTE
At roy. N. T., excessive cigarette smOk-
ing G. used the death on tie 2Sth of Richard
h BaIringcr, young man Of srong
physique
owns the Dabcock fire extinguisher patent.
said on the 26th that the man who recently
died In . California almshouse WIS not
the inventor Of the extinguisher
Charles r. Babcock. Boston chemist, he
said. invented the extinguisher and he is still
alive and wea thy.
Ar Coney Island. N. Y. the heaviest gale
In years prevailed on the 2Sth, and many
small buildings were swept out to sea
TIE death Of Judge Rapallo. OF the New
York Court Of Appeals, occurred on the
2Sth In New York City,
MRS CHARLOTTE AUGUSTA AsToR's will,
1led at New York on the 2Sth, beqneaths
$3.50. 600 for religious charitable and edu-
cati0nal purposea The bulk of her estate
goes to her husband
At Port Richmond, Pa. seven hundred
coal -handlen struck on the xSth, and the
Knights Of Labor had ordered another
strike OF Reading railway employees. but it
was thought the order would not be gener-
ally needed Il was estimated that eight
hundred employees Of the road had lost
their positions because Of the previous
strike
TIE win Of tho late william Hilton. Of
Boston. gives $500, 600 to colleges reiig-
ious societies and charitiea
ON the 10Th Austin Corbin, president Of
the Reading Railroad Company, addressed
. letter to employees notifying them that
the corporation would not submit to dicta-
tion from the Knights Of Labor or other or
carnations. and that places that were left
In obedience to orders Of such societies
would be hlled BY now men. who would not
be discharged to make room for repentant
strikerA The strike was considered vt IN
end, and trains were running as usual
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Patrick OBrien, having $l4, 900 ON his
person, was picked up by officers in Cincin-
natl Wednesday night almost frozen to
death He had been on Q debsuoh
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The Coal Famine Along tho Ohio.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. Doc 3O-River opera
tors are shipping coal from the Pittsburgh
district to Cincinnati and Louisville daily
by rail-, having waited as long AZ possible
for rise In the river. The railroad COM
panies have been almost forced to furnish
cars for the trade The freight rate il So
q ton, and coal is selling in Cincinnati tor
$3. 30 and 81 at wholesale Coal 10 retail
ing ut $5. 70 ton, or 20 cents q bushel
The river is frozen at Cincinnati and Louis
Vile, preventing any shipments by water
before February
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19

who is made suddenly rich by the
death of a brother, and as the nearest
of kin cannot he found, the money
goes to Keppler. After enjoying his
wealth "a year or 80, chance throws 1t
in his way to discover the true heir,
and he contentedly does the square
thing aud gives UP the property. KEEP
pier il IA simple-hesrted, unsophisti-
Gated old Dutcbman. full of honesty,
good will for everybody, and much
witty philosophy. 1t Ia a great char
scter as given by Gus Williams. But
however much his acting delighted
the audience, his songs did even more.
He has u fine voice, full Of feeling, aud
his euunclatiOn il remarkable for its
distincrness. He WAS encored time
aud again on Hard Times. Come
Again nc More when We Ran with
the Old Machine, aud The Cradle to
the Grave The last is u particularly
lovely thing. and sung with much ex-
preston aud feeling. The supporting
company Is excellent"
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
OF all Things in the World

A tonic Is what nervous people require. To i'm
part strength into ths nervous organism is TO in
sure its tranquility, provided causes Of unhealthfu
excitement are avoided. A medicinal tonic that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bitters-eommands the
sanction Of the healing profession. and which in
stitutes n general reform In q biliousness, dyspep-
tic and debilitsted condition Of the system, is
surely entitled to a careful trial by intelligent
people, capable Of forming a due estimate Of a
medicine, from emphatic and often recorded prof.
f~essiOnal evidence in its behalf Not only are the
nerves and stomach inyigorated by the Bit ers,
but the system is also endowed with unwonted
power Of assistance 10 influences In air, water OF
daily syocation subyersive Of health. Prominently
dangerous among the first named Of these il ma,
larja, against which H0stelter's stomach Bitter.
affords a competent safeguard. Rheu aatism aud
kidney troubles are also prevented aud 0vereom,
by it.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
Don't

Let that cough Of yours run 90. You
think it isa little thing. But it may
run into catsrrh. or into %pneumonis,
Or consumption.
Catarrh il disgusting. Pneumonia
il dangerous. Consumption IL death
Itself.
Tne breathing apparatus must bs
kept healthy aud clear OF all obstruc-
tions and offensive matter. Otherwise
there is trouble ahead.
All the diseases of these psrts, head,
nose, throat, bronchial tubes and
lungs, csn be delightfully."- and entirely
cured by the use of Boschee's German
syrup. II you don't know this al
ready. thousands aud thousands of
people eau tell you. They have been
cured by il, and 'know how 1t il,
themselves.n Bottle only 20 cents.
Ask any druggist.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN -

Notice Is hereby given, by the undersigned the Street Commissioner in
and Tor the said city That, whereas, on the 10th DAY of May, A. ID. 1883, the
CITY Council OF the said o. Miles City, levied a "a upon the lois, tracts and
parcels OIL land hereinafter described, and abuttiDg upon the streets ofs said city,
said City Council have made and delivered TO me the said street Commissioners,
q list OF h - persons, and n description Of The property so taxed, together with
u warrant for the collection aud expenditure Of said tax as provided by law
And. whereas, said taxes were levied by the said City Council against said
lots tracts, pieces, and parcels oil land, for the purpose OF building sidewalks
upon and along the streets hereinafter named land upon the side of said streets
as herinsher seuorth, such levy being based upon the actual cost of building
such sidewalks opposite 10, aud AUDITING upon each lot tract and parcel O land
as hereinafter described, IL follows. towt:
On the west side Of Seventh street, from Main to Palmer street Forysx
G6l cents per foot and from Palmer to Ohio street thiry-three (S9 cents per
foot
On the north side of Pleasant street from Sixth to Eleventh street, fnty-
lsx (6) cents per foot
On the north side of Washington street from Seventh to Tenth street.
thirty-three 1881 cents per TO t.
On the west side of Sixth street, from Main TO Palmer street, fortysix,
cents per foot.
On the west side Of Sixth street. from Main &c the Northern Pacific right
shall be one dollar and two cents a 2D per foot,
It's provided generally that all hontsges are excepted where sidewalks
IRE All ready built complying with the ordinance now in force in relation
thereto.
And whereas, 1t appears to the said street commissioner that he persons
hereinafter nsmed, aret the respective owners, and the reputed owners Of the
said lots tracts and parcels ofland, Ne set opposite their respective Names and
OF the street frontage as hereinafter set forth where said sidewalks tIe 10 be
NOW THEREFORE; you, and each OF youthe persons herein ramedl
are hereby notified that at any time not lee. than twenty days. nor more than
forty days from the date Of this notice, you may pay to the undersigned, the
street commissioner OF said city the tax and the amount thereofa as set opposite
your respective names in the following list.
Such payment may be made in labor, material, o money, provided that
labor and material offered In payment Of such taxes, sre such a. may be re-
qured by the said street commissioner aud done and furnished to his sstsfac-
ton. and at the market rate then prevailing.
A. D. 1883.
The following sa list of he names of the supposed owu rs,a description
Of the property benefited and upon which said tax was levied and the amounts
assessed against the same, to-wit;
GEORGE RHODE,
Street Commissioner.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
Base Ball Tuesday.

At Detroit-DetroiJ I, Boston O.
At Chicago-Chicago /, New lOrk7.
At pittsburg-Pittsburg o. Philsdel-
phia =.
AT Observation-Disclosures H.,
Washington 8
Al Observation-Disclosures Q, Bslti-
more B..
At MISUNDERSTANDING ., Brook
Ign l.
At CincInnati-Cinciunsti /, Louis
viii. O.
Al 81 Louis-St. Louis 10, Kansas
City g.
Al Des Moinss-Des Moines 1, Sioux
CITY Z
Al Omaha-0maha o, Kansal City O..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19

About 700 head Of beef cattle Of the
Murphy Cattle company's brand were
driven In yesterday, Fay Parker being
In charge. The herd was divided and
seventeen cars loaded and shipped
from the stock ysrds; the Others are
to be loaded to-day. This is the frat
shipment from the yards here this
season and Col. Malone il Justly elated
over having occurred their shipment
over the Milwaukee road. The cattle
are in fine condition for this time Of
the year and it il estimated by the
stock r~ustlers that they will bring au
all round price Of $3.50 ut the least.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
Methodist AppOIn sIents.

The conference OF the Methodist
Episcopal church in session at Mis-
Houla, adjourned Monday, after Bishop
Joyce had read the following list Of
appointments for the coming year:
HELENA DISTRICT.
s. f. Snider, p. L.
Helena-A. ID. Raleigh.
Bate. A. McAllister.
Blsckfoot-Gao. e. Stull.
salmon City-W. +. King.
New Chicago-Wm. Hall.
Missoula-E. NJ. Tower.
Mesderville-U. +. Hawk.
Walkeryille-G. NJ. Ryder.
Thompson Falls-A. c. Smith.
Sun River. III. Little.
Msrysville-J. Vigus.
BOULDER. l.. Guilder.
BOHEMIAN DISTRICT.
Jacob Mills, p. T..
BOZeman-W. A. shannon.
Miles City-Lowrry.
Glendiye-John Hooking.
Fort Benton and Great Falls-F. A,
Rigein and w. w. Van 0rsdel.
Philbrook-J. w. Bennett.
Gsllstin Valley-M. J. Hall.
Sslesville-R. NJ. Craven.
Virginia City-Geo. ID. King.
White Sulphur Springs-E. A,
Sticklemsn.
Livingstou-W. ID. Coombe.
Billings aud Townsend both left "a
be supplied.
X. Il. smith, agent o; college.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
Time.

Tld-Bits, a weekly publication OF
the style of Puck and Judge, has
changed liz name TO thine" and will
make the campaign under the title
and in the interests of the republican
party. Time il not q journslisticinfaat
by any means, being well into IT.
eighth year under its old title of It'd
Bits. 1t is very handsomely gotten
up aud embellisbed with timely car,
toons. Address IA Nesey street, New
York City.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-07-19
LOCAL TIE nj S.
A Sure Cure fer Jiles.

DIR. Kinks German Pile Ointment
has cured Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles when all other 0intnents have
failed. 1t sbsorbs the tumors, allays
the itching at once, acts as u p0ultice.
gives instant relief. DR.. Kinks Ger
man Pile Ointment is prepared only for
Piles aud Itching OF the private parts.
and nothing else. Every box is war;
ranted. Sold by John Wright. Drug
gist, Miles City, Mont.