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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

NJ 80 ts,tie I, 70 t5s man Who shoots With the
iongest gun !,
uAu the same- long gun doss count, and
ssthe fallest pole gets the persimmons- ~
YOU are not satisfied with YOUR equipmentior
The race for financial success or position 10
he hattie of life. take our advice and write
10 Il. +. johnson & Co. Richmond, va and
our word for it they will show You how e
ret q fresh start. with the best possible
Chances Of winning some OF the biz prizes
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

A. DEExxi, Of Philadelphia = wo'ti
s2Dvn.ON. Hc j. the son ~ Francis Mar
tin Drcxel. who was born in Austrian
Tyrol. issa. 4 portrait painter Of merit, whe
came 10 this country 70 avoid one 81 "a
polcon's consctlp,ions He engaged 10 th'
banking business, ana his sons inncritee
considerable fortune.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1889-07-05

Pn,xcE Rrpoi.rn was addicted 10 remark
able combinations Of intoxicants. his favor
itc drink beng a mixture ~ champagne
and cornac. connection calculated - -nat
ter the nerves and aadlc the brain "a her
culcs. or this compound he is said 70 have
absorbed great quantities IN day, ana ny
con duct Oh several memorable occasions AZ
tests the potency cf MS peculiar upplo
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-29
Sin aamfmamm In Der llnteraaSt,


benz burd elm leibenbes unb fdreienoes
3inb uebrere Wddte Der @dlaf seraubt
purbe unb Der gu Der 1eber3eusung ge.
lanste, baB Mrs. Winslpms Scctbina
Snrup serabe Der Nrtifel iei, befen er fir
bas Sinh benStbiste, faufte einen 0prratb
baspn. Nls er mad Sanie fam unb iet.
ner 6rau bapon Wittheiluns madte, wei>
Serte fe iid, benz Sinbe bon benz @efaufz
ten gu perabreiden, ba fe cine Nnbanae.
rim Der SoulScpatbie mar. Die nddife
Madt wurbe wieber idlaflcs ssrbradt.
Gls Der 8ater att nddifen Gage mad
9auie fam, fano er bas Sinh ialedter
ais ie, unb ba E: abermals cine idlaflcIe
Nadt befirdtete, perabreidte er mdbrenb
Der Mbpeienheit feiner Grua benz ainbe
cine Ycrtipn bes Shrup unb iagte nidts
bappn. Die Nadt barauf fdlief Nnes
wcbl unb Der fleine Sdreier erpadte
am Wcrsen nit heiterm @eidt. Die
Mntter mar erfreut iiber ben plSsliGen
wunberbarea Wedfel uno pbmpbl Ie li&
3uerf beleibist fabl.e, als He aufftdrung
erbielt, ieste fe benno9 ben @ebruu9
bes Shrups fort. Sdreienbe Ginber
unb idlaflole Nddte finb ibr jest unbe.
FAINT. Cine ein3elne Yrcbe nit benz
Shrup bat mod bas 2eiben iebes Rinbes
unb bas 8crurtbeil Der Wutter belieat.
Sn allen Gpotbefen gu baben; 25 Gents
bic 6lal&e.
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Ism. SBHtna u sphu.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T un6 bleibt
bas Gleii6, unb um foIbes frif9 unb
gut au e%rlangen, fann man ltnm6glia
einen 5uDerldifgeren Marft finben, als
ben BON Wm. 06f1ing G Sobn, SO.
81 Nbe. s. 9ie 0erren baben benz
8ei9mad ibrer 2unben &e1nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem gtabli1ement cine
falte 2uftmaf6iae erri9tet, pel9e allen
Qnforberungen fir @rbaltung urb gnt=
fernung i6dbli6er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleif6es entipri@t. Sic baden beffdn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen eine1 groBen
gorratb BON Waifbieb, aus pel6em
MUIR bas Befe fur ibre 9unoen getpdblt
tpiro. Wer reel bebient iein min, BET
beiu9e ben Marft SO. 511
Abenue y. 1,10t1
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8erf@ie6ene Orbinan3en.
Geftion 2. 9QB bic 3ufammenffeIz

9 erf@iebene Orbinan3en
Geftion 2. SaB Die 3uiammenitel=
lung Der Sroinan3en Der Stabt San
Nntonio, tDent in gu9form gebrudt,
aIs r&ebibirte Srbinan3en" befannt
fem unb 10 beuannt tperben fol. Das
aue Srbinan5en elm in beiagter 3ufam.
menfelung in Wirtli9teit uno Graft
tretea bonn 81. Sage bes DECEMBER 1883
ab uub ale Dor benz 81. DECEMBER 1883
angenommenen 0rbinan3en aIgemeiner
Natur, tpelde in Graft fnb, uenn bic
rebibirten Orbinanaeu in g~Birtiamteit
treten, unb tpel9e ni6t barin eingez
f9loRen fino, hermit ipieberrufen
tuerben.
Settion 3. Sm Sale in irgenb elmer
G%eroronung ober 6eftion ber rebibirtet
Srbinanaen, elm 8ergeben be3ei9net
ober irgenb cine 3bat ober 8ernaGldi.
fgung als unsefebli9 be3ei9net unb
feline Strafe bafir feffgefebt 1T, bic
perfon, uel9e f6 zines Iolden 8erges
bens, elmer iol@en Shat ober 8ernad.
ldffigung i6ulbig ma9t, nit elmer
8elbftrafe bon ni9t meniger oils
Stunt Dollars ($5.00) unb nidt mebr
als 3weibunbert Dollars $4,000 fir
iebes 8ergeben, ieoe Shat ooer 0ers
na9ldifgung, belegt tuer6en.
M%ngenommen unb genebmiet am
Is. Mpril, 1889.
8rpan @aIIagban,
4tteitirt: MaDor,
y. q. GIaubon, @tabts Glerf.
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500 Selobnuma. 500.

Die 2eisr Der rGreien 4refe" iperben Fa
freuea su erfabren, 6a6 eS penisffens cine &C..
firdtete aranibett siebt, peI@e bic @,hen.
f6aft in al ibrsn Stufen su beilsn i'm Stanbe
1T; Saas gatarrb Cure 1T bic einsise iebt Der
aratliden 8rioerfdaft bsfannte poitibe aur.
fatarrb ~erforbert als cine Contributions,
aranfbeit cine eoniitutionelle Bebanelung.
Gals fatarrb gure pirb innerltd genommen
gen OberFaden bes Spfems, baburd bic
@runOlaee ber &ranfbeit 3erforenb unb BEN
Ratienten araft ssbenb, inbem le bic 3onfi.
tuition oes aorpers anfbaut unb Der Natnr in
ibrem @erte bilft. Die gieentbiimer baben 70
bisl gertrauen gu ibren Seilf.dften, ba6 ie
einbunbert Dollars 8elobnung fur ieoen SAL
anbieten, ben fe gu furiren berfeblt. 2abt Sud
cine elite bon 3eusnifeu tommen. Man abrei.
fire: 8. :. genes & &C., SoIebo, 8.
HarSou Drosuifen pertauft rs Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-29

iibent ft6 3uriidge3osen bate uflb i'm
Senatsiaale ieiue erfte Mnipro9e on
ben RongreB belt. Cine algemeine
illumination nit 8oGerf6uKen unb
5eueruert befdjlOlea biefen beufpiirbi.
gen Sag.
Ser 80. aptil 1889 tpirb eroBartiger
gefeiert Der6en, Oh aber bic Sbetlnebmer
an Der Jeier bon berielben Begeiferung
unb bon bemfelben republifanii6en Sci
fe befeelt iein nerben, ME bic Sbeilnebs
nler at Der Geier Dor 100 Sabren, bas
1T cine Jrage, bic mir leioer ni9t nit
gutem @epiHen beiaben t6nnen.
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Stir s~Saniliem 8eSarf

3dgIi6 gu baben gis In Quantitdten
bon 2 Bfunb unb mebr i'm San Mns
tonic Refrigerator Gleif6martt, gde
Sub aIamo. unb Martine3 , Strabe
ebenfals bas bette frii9e Gleii9 aTer
@6rten, feiHe @erbelatmurif, einbeis
mii6er Sped, S6inten, &audfeif6
unb gerdu@erte O9fenaungen, gep6fels
tes &inbfeii9, reines @9meinefdmala,
gei6la9tetes Geoerbieb, Slide uno
autern. Often ben gatser Sag.
Granf Brown.
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s@r SIN beIiebten Miiiipu

s@r SIN beliebten Miiiipms.
0artem fino gB3immer eineeri9tei
unb er0fnet tporben, tpofelbf man re.
guldre Mabl5eiten einnebmen unb a Ia
carte ipeiien fam. MuHern tperber
rob uno in better 3ubereituns ferbirt.
MabI5eiten tperben i'm eigenei1 @ef6ir,
ausgeianot unb auf Wunf9 Dinners
unb 9oupers ing 9aus seIiefert. Muf.
merffame 8eoienuns unb prompte Gus,
fibrung Der Muftrdge garantirt.
Gbeiner & Waul.
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Ser Hnmiliemar5t

ober 4oidbrise erfabruns zines beutfdsn ar,-
ties. 9iefes Bud fol- teiuespess ben Saus,
arst in jebem Sail erissen, aber trobSsm Hirb
es fid ais gang unentbebrIi1sr &attseber in
iebem Sausbalte bepdbIen. IS sciet, pie
arontbeiten berbitet unb i'm anfanasifabium
~betampft werben fonnen. 8esepte unb &c.
benSneiie in allen aranfbeitsfdIen senau an.
segeben. Sur rs Gents in Rptmarfen fret
berfanbt. Man abrefiire: Hrtrate Glinic
& 0~tspenfarp, Is 9. Spnftum GIr.,
Netu Durf, ". y.
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Sine Sidere @elp.slulaae

Ut etne ielde, BON lrelder Sbnen unter 0arautte ,uae.
ldert petpen Tam, nab iie befriebisenhe Relultate iies
Isrt, iutertsenisas has a~nSeleste Gel6 ,uradaeSablt rpirb.
anI pte1er Satis tDnnen Sic ppn benz unten anaeaez
eenen @prtAster eine Glal6e ron Or. ainss 0eueem,
S9plneiu1ts : SetlIntttel tdufen. IS mtrb aarantirt,
eas oafelbe inter alien nmftanpen Grlei6teruns ses
3eple' Der Bruit peer Der 9nnsen ~anreneet ME
S1ptneluht, Sunsenent,lRenns, 8rpnfttis, gabma,
aenHbuiten, Brdnne &c. &c. G5it ansenebme in,uuebs
INNER earduf eerIaHen.
Yreeelai9en Iret in alien Gpptbetsu. Bobtsialc Eel
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SangltngenG Mdnnern
utr5
St@ereS etlMn8 8~atamtirt.

Die f9redliden GoIsen Der SuaenbfanSen.
Wefdle9tsfdmd9e berurfa9enb, tpoburd @eii
uno aOrper ruinirt perSen, permanent az,
betlt. $eraflopfen, S9adferubeit, Gaue,,.
abFnb. @eod9tniBf9nd@e, 8erluf Der gner.
gte, abneismns segen @efeafdaft unb MeIau.
dolie grinbli@ turirt.
gsrbeiratbete Manner, ODER folde.
o,e 1t9 Serbeiratben Dolen, bic in Golae bon
Snotseretion in Der SaeenS an gel@Iehfs. unS
M~erbenl@pd9e Ieiben, werbeu srinSIi6 tarirt.
aetne M~ineroIien einaeaeben.
5unge Wdnner, bic TIRE 8eit mit unfdbiaen
Teuten beri9penbet unb fd babnrd Rranf>
9eiten oeS Ropfes, ber Nafe, Ses SaIies, Der
Seber, xu1gen, @inseipcibe nnb bes Mdaeus
t'tgeaogeu babei, pcrben f9ueu turirt.
sabt @a4 nidt tur9 faIfaes @6amaefabl
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Ser CINDERELLA gdbtb .gfpre,

Ode Sfs6oufonfraBe unb Nbemue c.,
biefer beliebte 2aben Der @tabt, bat
ieinen ileuen 8orratb bon @omme r.
f9uben fur 9erren, 9amen unb
&inber erbalten uno bat cine unbers
alei6li4e Iusmabl aner Gorten uno
Qualitdten. Ser Cinderella : G9ubs
Store fi5rt nur bic Gabrifate Der beften
Jabrifen unb iberbietet alles, mas i'm
btehgen W2arft gu baben 1T. Gpecia=
iitdt fur 0erren: Der &odforo G9ub
flir So. gs berlobnt i6 Der Miibe, i'm
Cinderella Store bo~r3ufpres
den, ebe man anberstuo fault.
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= Nus Berlin Mrs m~itgetbeilt, baB
Slider elm 8eiud I'm bic gntlafung
bon ieiuem poiten aIs Sofprebiser ems
9erei6t babe. baB Der &aiier bafelbe
iebo6 abi6ldsig bei6ieben bdtte. gs
ipdre bag iebenfaIs, tuenit es fi9 beftds
tigsn iolte, auBerorbeHtli@ besei9nenb.
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Cine Oroinaus
CUR Innabme Der 3uiammenheluuq
Der reDioirten Srbinanaen Der
Stabt San Mntonip.

Sci es oerorbnet our6 ben 5tabts
roth Der Stabt Gan Nntonio:
Settion l. 9ab bic Orbinanjen ber
Staot San Nntonio, ME ie bon 9errn
Oscar 8ergitrnm, @tabtaamalt, aus
iammengeiteut uub rebibirt fporoea 1inb,
bic Srbinansen eines ieoen bier numes
rtrten utlo betitelten &apitels peri9ies
beHer Orbinan5en entbalten6, bierbur9
ats bic 3uiammentelung aller Oroi>
nan5er beiaeter Staot aQgemeinen 9as
ratters, tpel6e f@ iebt in &raft befins
ben, anerfannt pirb unb lit, unb als
bic Municipalgeiebe belaster etabt ge=
nebmigt unb angenommen peroert,
nGmlim:
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80 m. s.. Omtterftbe, 1876
Ofs9oufOn.S traBe, plumbers, @ass
urb Steam .'SGitters, balten ii@ benz
gublitum fir lle in ibrGa@ i6lagenben
Mrbeiten empfoblen unb perfpre6en
pronibte 8eiorgung aIer Muftrdge.
2ronleu6ter, @as. GiJtures, 8abetpans
men. glofets &C. ffets an 9anb.
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rs Wolt Sbr einen Mnsug rad
WfaB gemadt bab.n. Der perfeft fibt, 10
tpenbet gu6 an Baneoaf & eobn.
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Bring Warimilian BON 8aben,
Der Nete beg @roBber3ess, bat auf Der
uniperfitdt 6eibelberg als Doctor juris
promobirt.
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D R. WASSERZUG.
ameonfmItiren.~
Mo. 734 Glm=Gtr., 9alas, yeras

Vile eeheinren Rranfbeiten cnrirt.
YromSts Mufmertiamfeit aorrespon6enaen ae.
i9entt. Welbet mir Die @bmptome unb MeSi
I'm tDiro unber5islt9 G. o. d. berfanbt. Or.
Waferaug IT Elm @rabnirter [ Diplom in feiner
Otfte] NIT 1sidbriser graris binier f@. @raf.
tiairt felt Jabren in DauaS. b.s.tnip
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Gin Sceptifer ia9t

Slutsei6phre. 3ertbeilt SarbunfeIs. sa-Seilt bau=
erno unD f@nea %edbmuns. G8 TT elm pabrer Geiunbz
hettstrtnser. 9eilt Serppheln nnb aneere sleihartiae
Rranthetten. Wedmt fnle9fen Ntbem gut nnb ~entfernt
bic uriade. gertreibt BITE giltpftdt unb 1T unhberz
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Is ets. bas Wadet. sn allen aprtbefen ~ taben

Das etn;ise betdnnte MitteI fir epileptti6e anfdue. IA
Gbenio fur Gpnpuliicnen nnb Tantranfbeit. Nerp6f
6aS 8lut unb beihleunist peiiem @irtuIattpn. Werbin.
bert bic nrfafen Der arant9eiten. tSeilt sefdbrliGt
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SAMARITAN
NERVINE

trefen BET Sieberbise. Gin unpersIeidbores 9bfibrz
l%itttel. Gs BELT tranthaften appfi@mer, punberbar
f@nea. Ag-Gntbdlt feline iGdbliten Subfansen. Reiz
ntsf raS Gebtrn. aurirt i&neu &beumNtismuS unb
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9as grpfe
Nernett 9eilmtttel

stbt benz 8Iute neue 2ebenstrdfte. Gs BELT ale I'M
reseludbtsteiten i'm Nerpenfpifem. Bg-SiIft, mo aaes
Aneere gerfeblt unb erfriidt @etft unb &6rper. Seilt
Dpspepfa, poer bas @elb ptrb Surifgeseben.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13

are certainly l2,O0OOO acres 10 be re-
claimed. At BoZeman he saw very
fine grain and alfalfa fields, At Mis-
soula splendid orchards and at Yakima
and Ellen burg, in west Washington,
splendid EXAMPLES of all.round farm
ing, the Results Of Irrigation.
The average annual rainfall Is about
thirteen inches east of the Rockies; 1t
il about fifteen inches west thereof.
There are some pc o:tions between the
Rockies western slopes aud the Cu-
cade- VIII ch, owing to pecul!aritie- of
topography, allowing the passage ~
the chinook or muis, warm winds of
the N0rI h Pacific, belong TO the sub
humid division and require some irri-
ga!in!
Senator Stewart with pvi'p displays
n table showing the area Il new canals
under way Ia Montana, where he
found The most individual enterprise
in the way Of irrigation. He thlnks
Moutnt VII he one nr tas greatest
st,te- in the Uuiun wlin papgrirnga-
lion.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
PEERLESS AXTEL.
The Wonderful 3-Year Old Stallion
Sndshes all Records Mt Terra
lIaute on Friday.
\ Syndicate Purchases Him fol
100000, the Highest Ever paid
for a Horse.
The King OF Horses.

At Terri Htnte, Ind. on FriiaT last, +,
AXrrl the eiuins wuudr- b'a' the
stallion record i,r all ages aud lUwrsed
the three year uld record ] ,ecuods
The graat event Is thus des rbed:
Williams nodded fOr the void At the
secoud attempt ond the great iightwa
b,gun with That -m0o'h action thar
mark. him the purrst gated hose
That ever lived. Tie FIRST quarter l..
made in 38. The cliu Is made frt r
tp tho half 10 l:o5l. "Ta1 fri," says
Col. Conley, and Z sigh goes up f.on
The crowd ~ It Is felt that the drive il
mgds too soon. Still the game colt
gees Du his course faster and faster.
Thirty.twp aud /, the gait 10 the three.
quarter post. With uevera f,ltar h.
breasts ths hill and tu.ns into the
stretch. A shout goes Up: "He will
do it," On he comes, and without a
wnbd c or false h. finishes the mile
In 2:I2, Thus az one strike he reduces
the &-vear-oli record II seconds; ais D
ihe record for s'allions at all ages.
Poudcmonjum broke loosr:th stretch
j. hack with a shouting, yelling mob;
Williams l. taken from the ,ulky and
bIrGe aloft on their shoulders and
ch,e; after cheer goes up for the sal.
lqnt colt sad driver. The official
timers were ]. ". Steiner, secretary ~
the American Trp'ting association, A.
f. Bush, Of Detroit, and Col. Conley
Of Chicago. Their watches agreed ex-
actly on all fractions of the mile, The
WATCHES of Judges Beanchamp and
Moran told exactly the same tale. The
track il seven feet over mile by the
official survey.
On the evening Of the race Colonel
ConIay, If Chicsgo, representing =
syndicate, purchased Axtel from his
owner. Mr.. Williams, for Sl0j, 900, the
highest Price ever paid for q horse
Later the purchasers were Offered
$4,000 for their bargain.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
North Dakota.

The returns for North Dakota ere all
In except from few unorganized
counties casting probably 500 votes.
The total vote shown Is $1,000, out Of
which Mr.. Hansbrough, republican
candidate for congress, received 27,077.
leaving for our old friend Dan Morstta,
who was the democratic candidate.
only i2,0l8-a more than two to one
beat. The average republican vote
was 70 per cent Of the total vote cast,
and less than 20 per cent OF the vote
was against the constitution. Prohi-
bltion carried by vote Of 18,s47, the
wet men being able 10 muster only
l7,l26. Some 5000 voters declined TO
express themselves either way. The
Legislature has but l3 democrats out Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
IRRIGATION,
senator stewart Reports FavorabIy Upon
Montana.

WASHINGTON, Oct. ll.-Seustor
Stewart, Of Nevada, who was at the
head Of the senate committee which
during the past summer investigated
the subject Of irrigation Of the arid
plains Of the west, northwest and
southwest by federal aid and who Wis.
tied vrslous portions Of Montana, made
some observations which are Of special
interest. He thinks that for every
dollar put into irrigation ten will very
soon be taken out. He advocates the
storage system and says people owning
arid lands should combine 10 store
water.
Westward waters that flow 20 the
Pacific are Missoula, Deer Lodge, Bit
ter Root, Blackfoot and some minor
streams, oil Of which are tributary 70
the Columbia basin, In which within
west Washington and Oregon there
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
SUDDEN DEATH.
John Clark Dies Suddenly at Browns
Stable.

On Saturday evening about half
past seven o'clock, John Clark, FORE
man for Walter Lindsay, being at the
time seated in Chas. Browns stable
eating grapes, was oi served to fall over
and although the bytanders immedi.
ately rushed 10 his assistance he was
found TO have expired Immediately.
Mr.. Clark was an Englishmsn, about
35 years Of age, and, II is reported, had
been in the employ Of Capt. Elmhirst
for some years prior tn coming to this
country and esteemed very highly.
He had been in town for or 4 days
and was to all appearances In perfect
health. Charley Brown started last
night for the Lindsay ranch 10 bring
in Mr.. Clark's wife. immediately
after the occurrence, Coroner Silver.
man was notified and took charge Of
the body, removing II to the Conrad
building. A jury consisting Of Sam
Pepper, II. c. Thompson. Geo. W.
Savage. Geo. Blsnck. Larry Kendall
and Joe Prince was empsnneled and
instructed TO meet this morning at 10
o'clock to enquire into the probable
cause Of death. Chris Ramme, Albert
Miller, stablemsn at Browns, and
Benson, an emplcye of Lindsay's were
present at the time the deceased ex-
niTed
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
The City Directory"

"The City Directory" will be given
on Tuesday night al tine Rink Opera
House IN Miles City for the firm time.
The San Francisco Post sings its
praises as follows: "The characters
have been admirably selected, 70 that
each member OF the company is given
full swing In his or her favorite line
Of business, and from the start To
the finish it il one continuous laugh.
Reed goes through the play a. a Chi
cago detective, in various disgui.es, In
quest Of one John Smith and $40, 600
reward. The character gives him an
opportunity to show all there ia in
him. aud the average ihester & er
knows this is good deal. MsrtiDetti
is one Of the prettiest dancers on the
American stage, and he also shows
himself farce actor Of no mean attain.
ments. Mack, a. bunco steerer,
makes up well, and introduces some
thing new in the dead beat line. He
has marvellous bass voice and his
songs were greatly enjoyed and repeat
edly encored. Collier il clever and
contributes his share towvrd the gem
eral hurricane Of fun. The ladies are
all pretty and sing well. There are a
number of fine duets, trios and quar-
tets, aud any quantity Of delighliuT
little solos ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
saiIsbury's and Gladstone. Sons.

The two sons Of the two leaders of
English political life are both good
parish priests, the one at Hawarden
aud the other at Hatfield. Mr.. Stephen
L. Gladstone has 10 supervise six or
seven district churches. aud has "A
double daily service at the parish
church. HIS ecclesiastical trimming
was obtained in the purlieus OF tho
lambeth potteries, while Lord Viii
liam Gascoyne Cecil, the rector of
Bishop Hatfield, served under the
vicar Of Great Yarmouth. The tall
figure Of the prime minister's son was
well known in the narrow and pecu.
liar courts where real bloaten receive
their final smoking. Now he has a
daily service at Hatfield house 10 per-
form, and 10 provide ministrations
twice a day at the magnificent parish
church, while ON Sunday, with the
aid Of only two curates, lac also finds
services at two or three district
churches, q Mission church and a
oemetery chapel. London Telegraph.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13

The membeT.hip Of the state sanpt.
will without doubt be a. f0'lows:
Beayerhead-L, A. Brown r..
Csscode-J. 7. Arlington, lRj.
Cho'eru-Jp-eph a. Baker, ID.
Custer-R. G.. R~dd, (D)
Dawsou-W :. Becker, ID.
Deer Lodse-W. NJ. Thornton, d..
Fergus-J. c, M"Nsm rs, ID.
G,lin'in &C W. oli'nsn, ID.
Jefierson-Robsrt Fisher, ,Rl.
LeS,s aud C!Grke-Cornellu5
Hedg.s, ,R),
Madisop-Lrea b. Oids, (R).
Meagher-Wm. Parberry, (Dl.
Mi.snula-M. L. Rutherford, iRl.
Park-Jnme- +. Thompson (Rl.
Silver Bow-D. J Hernes-y, 3D.
Yellowstone-A. L. BahrOak, r..
Lieut.. Governor Hon. J. Z. Pick
srds, heing republican and presiding
officer If the senate, VIII have the dc
ciding v"ie on all matters involving
party ssues. Toe vote Of the lieuten-
ant-goy,rnor can only be east on eer-
tain occasions, a. the constitution says
"he shall he the presiding officer Of the
senste, bot shall vote only when the
senate is equally divided" As far ss
party questions may be involved there
fore, the senate will be practically a
republican.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
Chicago Markets

CHICAGO. Oct. ll.-Ssles to-day; j.
NJ. Holt l29 head, av 1887, at s. 0j;
Mizuah Cattle Co. 70 head ay. ilss, y
S5S5; ruw- Sv. $40, at S3.l5: H. G..
Bslcn Isl head. NV. 1910, at s. II;
Coggshall 80 head, av. l04j, at s. lD;
A Wadsworth 30 head, av 1915 ~
So -; p. Mcknight 25 head, av. 100 A.,
At SS.2j; A. q Allen 20 head, av. los /.
AT 1915; n. s. Boice 294 hea ;, ".
1905, at $40. Market slow. r. zip S
1000 for this week. Sheep rec lp's
jl,C00. Market lower.
JOHN n. WooDs & S,N
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
CHURCHES.

1ire SUNDAYS a. y:aO !. "a. auJ ,:3l d. N. WA.
nsiall, rector.
PRptist Cburrh-Wn. ", Weeks acting pastor.
Preaching scr7icrs sunday ni u y, ul. aud . m.
.raue and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday az s;i5 .,
m. cordial invitation 10 ALL
Methodist ChutCh-SVryiees Suaday, II 4. NJ,
~ p. ~. Prayer meeting "Wednesday evening
Wilder Nuiting. pastor.
'ryshyieTian Churcb-StTyitss sunday, II a. m.
=; =. N. I. c, Armstrong pastor
thnrch of saCIed Hear, ,giholic-Servioes
very frst and third suUday o. the month. High
FasFs lH;U ~, sunday school at =. IN,
vcspns "a YgNcdiciiun ri ~ m.
FAIHER c. pAuwELYS.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-13
SOCIETIES.

A. H.-Diyision No. meets hrst and scCoi
SUNDAYS OF each month.
X. Of H.-Meeis first and third Wednesdays NJ
np. M, at Oda felloWs' Hall
Az. ga. M,-Nellowstone Lodge, No, 26, Gr,t
end third Wednesday,.
X. A. M.--Ycllowsioue Chapter, No. 5, seoond
Thursday IN each month
X. T.-DamasCus 6ommandory, 'ourh Thur.
ssyt.
l. y. o. F.-Custer Lodge, No. ~, every
Mc3day Al their hall.
l. o. %. F.-Sentinal Encanpment, No. 9, trst
and third Friday.
x. Of P.--Crusader Lodge, No. Z, Thursday
evenings al Odd Fellows "all.
Z. X. Of A.-Miles City branch, every unday at
p, m.
k. Of L.-FiTst and third Saturdays.
q. A. R-U. $. Grant Post, No. II, first and
thiTd Tuesdays.
%. O. T.--star Of the West, No. "a, every
friday evening.
8. s.ofv-Gibson Camp No. 1. Meets 6rst and
bird MONDAYS Of each month at Good TemplaTs
l.