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The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27
m Contributions.

Tao contributions Of this church,
not Including pastors salary and in.
cidontal expenses, (these sre always
libera). has for years Eve think the
fgures will show been larger than
the contributions Of any other Baptist
church in the State. This has been
the old Pauline q Cor. s: l--2i)
dollar feat 81 tho mission spirit
trsaah all the ages AMI In all the
chuIclle. Here is . church that has
sbbrnt this dollar tes most nobly. Il
has it, thoasands in the endowment
&c Wyke Forest Cllege, and IL Il the
only church In the state kscme we're
pail FIR by individually that. as q
church, paid for . house At Thomas
willie . shelter family Of orphan
children.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27

town.-fue Of them from our Own
|pe ,ple, lin half that number Of
years, is It not time that some other
churches, 10 some other towns in our
State, begin at least to ask pr YER
erfu ~: How is all this?"
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27
Advice TO Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
should always be used for children
teething. It soothes the child, softens
the gums, ailays all pain, cures wind collie;
and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Twenty-Five cents bottle.
sep 27-d-w-1v
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27
win Attend the Courts.

The proprietor Of this paper will
attend the courts in the surrounding
counties. All persons indebted to Us
will please meet US and pay up their
bills.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27

When q pastor Of this church ie
signs there il really no break IN the
paste. 4ic, or In the work and con
tr1buiions Of this church. The wri:er
resigned and remained with the
church I'LL his successor was secured.
and the same train that brought the
new pastor took the old one away;
AMI thus II 10 to b: with the coming
Of pastor White and the departure o.
pastor Bostick. Nothing Il more
beautiful, where such changes come.
% have them come after this order.
We know oDe church that had five
paslerl 10 ten years. and vas win
out q pastor about half of the line
IL nee | not, and u should not. be
thus With our churches. We do not
need nishvp, 10 the Episcopal sense,
but Ne do need that pastors and
churcLs alike shall act with discro
ton AID hlnor, and ia the spirit Of
Christ. Aplstor u - strongly bDuni
% keep HE engagement, llis contract
with lie church. - the witness on
the Il md, when life an | death il IN
the scale, Is bound To tell the truth,
the VII ,lc truth. and nothing Int the
truth; and likewise is the church. Il
10 time sc thus understood II; aud u
We raunot ~ pastors and churches
thus deal With each other in solving
this spuni relationship. then the
world sill believe that orr religion
u . sham, and our pious pretencrs
are only coverings for our corrupt
and eelfish lives
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27
An Elegant Substitute.

For oils, salts, pills. and all kinds
of bitter, nauseous medicines is the
very agreeable liquid fruit remedy,
Syrap Of Figs. Recommended by
leading Physicians. Manufactured
only BY the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27
IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IWTOh I AN NOIIOLs
All persons who are indebted to
w. F. Ellis in any way will please
come forward Immediately and pay
some without delay. By attending
to this at once you will save expense
and trouble to yourselves as we'll as
to.
Yours very Respectfully,
w. s. HALLIBURTON,
Assignee of W. f. Ellis.
Dec. IL, 1888. ...-..
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1889-02-27

ARR, ......... President. LEO. d. HEARTT,.
YAM. 49,. Vice President CHAS. A. JORDAN.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05

Dr. j.. Hollinger and wife, and Mr..
f. La Forge. late of David City.
Neb., at present residing at Collins. Fall
River county, Dakota, were visitors in
this place during the week. The chief
object of their visit here was TO deter
mine the inducements this place offered
for the establishment Of livery busi-
ness, and also to determine the prob
able chances Of snccess in the practice
of medicine. The party have COM
plete livery outfit at Collins, comprising
forty head Of horses, carriages, buggies
ETC., and are amply prepared to meet
the demands of this place in that direc-
ton should they conclude to locate here,
which they seem inclined 10 do, having
become quite fayorably impressed with
the Tin City and its surroundings during
their brief sojourn in this locality.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05

winser IL, Bennett 20, Van Buskirk IL,
Coad %, Nowlin 81, Clifford 26. Piekler
"a, Jeffries IL, Booth l6, A. S. Stewart
IL, +. NJ. Stewart 80, Cole &c, Way %,
Reno II, Miller 90, Feay %, Johnson Is,
Pitcher %, Garlock 20
ELDoRADo.
Con. Yes IL. Pro. Yes 7, No 10. MIN.
Rep. Yes No IL. Pierre IL. Melette
IL, Mcclure 9, Fletcher IL, Pratt 6,
Ringsrud IL. Peemiller 6, Taylor IL,
Horton o, Smith IL, Hill 6, Dollard II,
Fellows 6, Pinkham IL, Mcfarland g,
Parker IL, Vaulkner 8, Corson IL, kel-
lam IL. Bennett IL, Van Buskirk 6,
Winser @, Mel aughlin 9, Clifford IL,
Pickler, II, Jeffries o, Booth 8, Coad II !,
Nowlin 6, A. S. Stewart IL, T. NJ. Stew
art 9, Cole IL, Way II, Reno 6, Miller 6,
Feay IL, Johnson 6, Pitcher IL, Garlock
g.
MARTINS VALLEY.
Con. Yes "a, No ). Pro. Yes 8, No 10.
Min. Rep. Yes 2, No %. Pierre ~,
Chamberlain IA, Huron 3. Mellette %,
Mcclure z, Fletcher 22, Pratt Z, Rings
rud %, Peemiller Z, Taylor %, Horton
7, Smith %, Hill 7, Dollard %, Fellows
Z, Pinkham %. Mcfarland Z, Parker %,
Vaulkner Z, Corson 22, Kellam 22, Ben
nett %, Van Buskirk I, Winser 7, Nc
Laughlin Z, Clifford %, Pickler %, JEFF
ries Z, Booth Z, Coad II, Nowlin Is, A.
Stewart &c, +. NJ. Stewart 3, Cole 10,
Way 81, Reno Il. Miller 3, Feay u,
Johnson IL, Pitcher %, Garlock Z.
CHEYENNE RIVER.
Con. Yes 5, No 0. Pro. Yes 0, No 12.
Min. Rep. Yes l, No /. Pierre IL.
Mellette ., Mcclure S, Fletcher 3 Pratt
5, Ringsrud 2, Peeniller 8, TAYLOR 2,
Horton 8, Smith 2, Hill s, Dollard .,
Fellows s, Pinkham ., Mcfarland s,
Parker 2, Vaulkner s, Corson ., Kellam
2, Van Buskirk s, Winser S, McLaugh-
lin s, clifford 2. Picker 2, Jefries s,
Booth s, Coad 0, Nowiin IL, A. 5. Stew
art 2, f. NJ. Stewart s, Cole 2, Way 2,
Reno 8, Miller 8, Feay II. Johnson 0,
Pitcher Garlock 10.
SPRING CREEK.
Con. Yes 65. Pro. Yes 26, No 36.
Min. Rep. Yes 10, No 40. Pierre 46.
Chamberlain Is. Sioux Falls 3. Mellette
II, Mcclure "a, Fletcher IL, Pratt "A,
Ringsrud Al, Peemiler "A, Taylor IL,
Horton "a, Smith Al, Hill "A, Dollard Al
Fellows "A, Pinkham IL, Mcfarland "a,
Parker Al, Vaulkner "A, Corson Al, kel-
lam Al, Bennett Al, McLaughlin "A,
Winser "a, Van Buskirk "A, Clifford Al
pickler Al, Jeffries "a, Booth "a, Coad
i6, Nowlin 40. A. S. Stewart 30, f. NJ.
Stewart 80, Cole 45, Way 3s, Reno IL,
Miller 90, Feay 3S, johnson 26, Pitcher
50, Gar-lock 81.
RECAPITULATIoS,
Following is the aggregate vote of
Custer county upon the separate propo-
sitions submitted, and for candidates
showing maioritias resultinu. -,
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05

The above figures show a decrease o
% in the total vote OF the county las
fall, which can only be reasonably &C
counted for ON the ground Of failur,
on the rart of a large per cent of the
voters to represent at the polls, as IL is :
fact, which will scarcely be contradicted
that the voting population has steadil,
increased since the election of last No
yember. Following is statement o.
the vote by precincts, which. if no,
technically, may be relied upon as being
comparatively correct:
CUSTER.
Con. Yes 227; No z. Pro. Yes lis
No ITO. Min. Rep. Yes 50; No 1856
Pierre pa, Chamberlain 2. MeIlette 100
Mcclure IS, Fletcher 100, Pratt "a
Ringsrud l6l, Peemiller 81, Taylor l6l
Horton "a, Smith l6l, Hin 81. Dollard
l6l, Fellows 81, Pinkham l6l, McFar.
land "a, Parker l60, Vaulkner 81, Cor.
son l57, kellam l6l Bennett l6l, Nc
Laughlin 81, Winser "a, Van Beskirk "a
Clifford los. Pickler 125, Jeffries S5
Booth I25, Coad l3l, Nowlin los, A. s
Stewart l30, +. NJ. Stewart ia, Cole 1856
Way l55, Reno rs. Miller SO, Feay 1874
johnson 81, Pitcher l13, Garlock l2s.
PLEASANT VALLEY.
Con. Yes, 8. No, 4. Pro. Yes, Z. No
8. Min. Rep, Yes, l, No. IL. Pierre
IL. Mellette z, Mcclure 10, Fletcher z
Pratt 10, Ringsrud z, Peemiller 10, Tay.
lor z, Horton 10, Smith z, Hill 10, Dol.
lard 7, Fellows 10, Pinkham Z, McFar.
land 10, Parker Z, vaulkner 10. Corson
Z, Mclaughlin 10, Kellam z, Winser 10
Bennett 7, Van Buskirk 10, Coad 2, Now.
lin IA, Clifford Z, Picker Q, Jeffries 10
Booth 0, A S. Stewart 3, +. M. Stewart
l3, Cole 3, Way 8, Reno IA. Miller 10
Feay z, Johnson 8, Pitcher z, Garlock 8
BAKERvILLE.
Con. Yes 20; No 6. Pro. Yes Is No
l6. Min. Rep. Yes 8; No 81. Pierre 27,
SndLnOcEtdfu o, CiouA rains MCitcttc
10, Mcclure Is, Fletcher 10, Pratt Is,
Rinrsrud 10, Peemiller Is, Taylor 10,
Horton IS, Smith 10, Hill IS. Dollard 10,
Fellows Is, Pinkham 10. Mcfarland Is,
Parker 10, Vaulkner Is, Corson 10, Me-
Laughlin Is, Kellam 10, Winser Is. Ben
nett 10, Van Buskirk Is, Coad 10, Now
lin IL, Clifford 10, Pickler 20, Jeffries Is,
Booth l6. A. s. Stewart IA, +. M. Stew
art %, Cole 10, Way l6, Miller is, Reno
81, Feay 20, Johnson IA, Pitcher IA, Gar
lock %.
POINT OF ROCKS.
Con. Yes "a. Pro. Yes 6; No 10. Min
Rep. Yes 10; No 8. Pierre Is, Cham
berlain 8, Mellette s, Mcclure IL, Fletch.
er 8, Pratt IL, Ringsrud 8. Peemiller H.
Taylor 8, Horton IL, Smith 8. Hill IL
Dollard 8, Fellows IL, Pinkham 8, Nc.
Farland IL. Parker s, vaulkner IL, Cor.
son 8, Mclaughlin IL, Kellam s, Winser
II. Bennett 8. Van Buskirk IL. Coad s
Nowlin 20, Clifford s, Pickler s, Jefffies
IL, Booth IA, A. 8. Stewart III, F. M
Stewart IA. Cole 8. Way z. Reno 10. Mil.
Ter 10. Feay z, johnson IL, Pitcher q
Garlock Is.
sQUAw CREEK.
Con. Yes 35. Pro. Yes IL; No cs
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05
Result Of the Ballot. +.

The result of the ballot at the election
in this county on Tuesday was, in more
than one respect, surprising to the aver
age voter. In this city, where it was
supposed that more interest would be
manifested than at any proceeding cleo
ton, degree of apathy in excess of all
precedent is shown in the absence from
the polls Of fully one hundred voters of
the precinct. 1t is conceded that far
greater interest was manifested in the
election of last fall, which did not in
volve a 1.-THE of the important issues
that were presented for the considera-
ton of the voters on Tuesday. The
question OF the adoption Of the prohibi-
tory clause in our state constitution,
which many thought would be defeated
by large majority in this place. was
surprisingly carried by majority OF
five votes. The two electors Of this
place who cast their votes for Chamber
lain were doubtless greatly surprised at
the insigni6cance of the minority they
represented. Some OF the candidates
for county and district officers were
greatly surprised at the large number
of votes they received, while others
were equally astonished at the meager-
ness of the number cast in their behalf
Many other surprising results might be
noted, had we the time and space, hut
under the circumstances we are nnahle
to present but one in addition TO those
already given, and that is the result
showing a decrease of 2S in the vote of
the county since the election Of last fall,
as shown in the following summary of
the vote cast in the various precincts
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05

AGENT FOR BUCKEYE BINDING AND MOVING MAC

Custer City. So. Dakota.
Custer chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, Black Hills, D.T. [S.D.]) 1880-1890, 1889-10-05

Con. Yes IS. Pro. Yes II; No %,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
An Explanation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lG. The follow
ing II an authoritative statement pr-
pared at the interior department In
support # the action Of Secretary
Noble ia resembling Commissioner
Tanners order advancing pensions
from s. to 81 per month, in view Of
the recent decision of tie department
Of the interior relating % the author
ity Of the commissioner OF ptusious
arbitrarily Ola his own motion 10 re-
rate 80 900 men by advancing their
pension. on his order, lroIn s. to 81
Ter month. 1t il worthy of attention
that section 5 69,! Of the revised
statutes OF III United Stale provides
that except la cnse- of permanent
specific disabilities no increg ,e If pen
sion shall be allowed To enmmence
prior TO date f examining surgeons
c'rtiticste establishing soil4 mode
under which the pending claim for
pension, aud u 50 thar any rating made
by the commissioner Of pensions, ex.
cept in certain eases, where by iAw
specified amount IL attached by statute
10 the disability named, and which il
determined by the degree Of disability
found by medical examination Of the
claimant" Instsuces ate given Il
illustrate, snd the Inconsistency #
Tsnner's order is shown by the state
meDt. ending a. follows: IF law is
abandoned, the wenS. the distant and
those without powerful friends will
suffer while favprites will flourish
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
Iuecdledes and rMeehldum.

The Helena Independent, wo rkinp
i.seIf intoa passion over the act OF the
board of Canvsssers Of Silver Bow
county in throwing out The returns
from the tunnel precinct says:
The Montana love of fair play and
Justice was shown in the Indignant
utteranc,s Of representative men Of all
parties yy'terday.
How about the montana love OF
fair play and iusticep that endorses
pnd upb.ld- he srt Of The judges oi
ylrIun at thi. prJcinc' VINO mid Them
solves uwry while they ount q the
gua0U'ttl.brIJr H'.1g1 I.rr.-
HH @ Tu lw.rr.,.t 0....-"ri.
... lu.a ..au m hO.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
AFFIDAWTS
Are Plenty, Proving The Election
Fraud Practiced in Silver Bow
County.
Democrats Howl, but Justice Must
Prevail Though the Heavens
Fall.
At the Tunnel Precinct In Silver Bow
County.

At the Tunnel Precinct In Silver Bow
County.
The following affidavit OF one of the
judges oi election at the now famous
lunuel precinct in Silver Bow county,
Otherwise known us precinct No. 81
viii be # interest, as showing ia par
what the claim + the republicans fo'
the throwing ont f. this vote, !. based
upon:
Tm. Ore gan, frst being duly
sworn acro ding To law, DEF Io-es anu
-ays that he Was a Judge OF election at
the recent election held Oct. /, 1859, In
and at precinct No. 81, Silver Bow
county, Montana Territory; that ne is
democrat, and hat AT sad election
there wrIe three judges acting aud
only three; that the nsm-s OF said
Judges were w. A. Pennycook, John
Morrison aud VINO Reagan del onent,
Sai' O'Reapan fu thrr rtates under this
oath that be counted the ballots cast
at this election, ana that he locked the
'Ohi VI luE NEul lbllibe bicNf "hNi'
sand election was held, and nailed
thick paper on the windows, so that
the count could bs held unobserved.
and took other pr' csutions for the pur-
Pose of excuilug the public, and that
during the entire count do one but the
three judges were present. DspOnel .
further tesliiies that "A person came 10
the door aud demanded a1mittnnce,
saying that he had "A legal right 10 wit.
ness the count, thai he, the derunent,
snys the person referred To threatened
10 break in the door unless admittance
was granted. that the deponent in
formed the person demanding admit.
tance that he could not cater. and
then and there refused admittance to
the person 50 demanding.
The affidavit assigned byWm. o. Res.
gan. The witnesses to the signature
sre Henry Bernard. VIM. Winters,
Olof Olson, NJ. l.. Holland, f. +. Cong
don. The document CLOSES with these
words: "Subscrihed and sworn to be
fore me this 10th day Of October. 1889.
Robert NJ. Cnbbsu, notary public Of
Silver Bow county"
The further claim OF the republicans
that a dozen or more republican votes
were cast, and only three counted, Is
also sutstsntiated by sflldavit.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18

by birth, Ia entered the L. :. army
il. lSis, teing at that time IS years old.
Ia 1888 ha WIS attached 10 the first
survey # the Sorthera Pacific rail.
road, uaining ia the work until
1855. Ia that year he accompanied
Gov. STEPHENS party in their visits to
the Ntz Perces, Flat beads and r., d.
Oreilles 10 make treaties. The next
ten years was spent in an adventurous
lefe in Western Montana aud Wash
ington. In 1865 he located the present
townsi'e of NJ ssoula and engaged in
business there 10 which he remained
continuously ill his death. He ac-
rumula'ed large 70 otuue and saw the
town he located grow mto'a thriving
city,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18

|a.... .. Irt .N| w
t..t0 ...laf .H. ue"t
...r I.eE .rI..H. 1"
.' '."..F W|.lrd pr.-
d-.H0 t.U.0 m mi snn.
..a. T.c N" uf souj0
.%0t.. H'aY'y 'ytls.f 300 tuIr Iob.
HuHr.tH,n.r -u'hno v'-llttu,
U. Ituuua wttU- ius"Asr and IN
g H,i tr- d.g no rHiUHo u
sils.r u#w, leaguE tbu delegation
out a',Dlt.tranJ going ahead Nitll
The senatorial elerpon9 The county
clerk Of silver Bow -ay- he will not
Issue Boy criiiHcsips NJ election until
the contest IL De, idcd and that contro-
very Ia liable TO be carried into the M.
preme coprt, 40 we might just NJ well
go ahead without that delegation.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, Oet. l5-rnc hni
assembly oi the demoetull, ussgabliss
OF PennsyiyUnia conyened hgse to-day.
A letter Was read from sS President
Cleveland commanding th, obiecls oi
societies, Ia which he says; "The cons
duIon OF : olltical Affairs il such that
the attention Of all true democrats
should be directed to the enforcement,
OF distinctive principles, and ia my
opinion this is no tine fJr search after
mskeshiits and temporary expedients
We. as a party. are fairly interested in
the cause Of the people. and patriot
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
ODDS AND ENDS.

Princeton college has this year the
largest freshman class in its history
about 200.
The mummy market is now so over.
stocked that lovers of the antique eau
obtain specimens for less than 800.
Contentment is better than riches,
and when a man has both. he has great
reason 10 De thankful.
II is now thought that Colorado's
wool clip this year will beat the best
previous record by over a million
pounds.
The range of the Mannlicher rife
was proved again in startling man
ner the other day, when an Austrian
soldier was killed by one at target
practice al reputed range OF over two
miles and a half
A Mohammedan mosque has beer
built in Woking. England, and
Buddhist temple has Sen opened il
Paris. There are about 800 Buddhist
in Paris.
The will of the late Professor Ella
Loomis bequeaths the bulk of his es
tate, which Is valued at from S2JO,OW
to SSUO,OOO, TO Yale university, to b,
known as the "Loomls Fund.
The phylloxeu has attacked the
Grccian curnnt. Grecce's great staple
threatening grave disaslsr to GreeI
finance, us tlc export duty on th,
cumautis nus ol tie mos. Important
c.uueut, no tnc revenue
Di..ro F ID yaafrr-f,o .f c-,,
a.. H. r'.... h., .s-..rr f5t
...-, m--r.r.j ..i, l.,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
uUITE FRFNCHY.
Putting It All Over the Quick aud the
Dead.

Here is n sample Of Phrisiau corIes-
pondrnce If New York society paper:
"If am ~ eli-ve the mischsviou-
news from Paris, tia farylar 4 where
sin il spiritualiZed in the atmosphere
of high art, our gentle bl. warm-
~ouled cOuntry-woman, Mrs. Amelie
Rive. Chanler, has graduated her uu-
clasped fsncirs from. type to canvas,
and HIS placed herself on recore wi IA
a degree Of courage calculated to maxi
the excellent Mr.. Sarsh Bernhsrit-
Damala, who is said to have watched
the drlcsss nj 5mbalming her recent
husbund, pant with painful envy.
Mrs. Chanler is ever artistic, and
when she dashes down the pen and
appropriates the brush she is sure Ia
strike hravely along the lines { fasci-
mating truth, whether she psints the
bloom on the peach or auy other sort
Of fruit. Therefore, when she trans
lated To ranAas the reflection OF a lady
in looking glass, her delicate sense
ofprre art would not permit her to
bother with the practical and ever
changing details of drapery, hut drove
her, as WAS very proper, 10 the immor.
tai eauty Of the untrammeled body
itself After n vain search for model
10 suit her fancy, Mrs. ChanleI is said
TO have caught, quite 10y accident, one
morning, 3 quick gleam Of herself In q
der glass, and she stopped entranced,
as most aDyoae else would have done
at the fresh young vision or lovliness
that was thrown back at her.
There we're long drowsy days after
that passed with palette and brush,
nothing more, 10 frort Of the wonder
ful mirror, and soon the pink picture
that palpitated ou its surface was i'm
pressed upon the canvas, and it Is
hardly necessar for anyone to assure
us that there lay throbblng light in
the brave yonng figure that stood so
lumInuusly before the whilom novelist,
such as more famous and grizzled art
lists have never been able TO get. The
plan cf painting ones image from q
mirror certainly has IL advantage,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
CHURCHES.

Emmanuel Church (EpiscJpnn Palmer sL-seI.
siee sundsys al $3.50 y. m, aud $3.50 p M WIN.
Hsfail, rector.
Baptist ChnTeh-Wm, ~. Weeks, acting pastor,
Preaching services sunday at IL a. ~. aud y m.
STaile and Prayer Meeting, Wednesday a. 7:s5 ?.
10. A cordial Invitation to all.
Methodist Church-Serviees Sunday, IA A. IN,
"a, p. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening
Wilder Nutting. pastor.
Presbyterian Church-SeTyices Sunday, II q. liz,
:: y. m. 7. G. Armstrong, pastor
ihurch Of sacred Heart, CathOe-Seryioes
very drst and third sundg ~ the month. High
fasss 1870 ~. sunday school a. 2 p. m,
vesphs "a Ssnediction al 80 .. m.
FATHER c. PAUwELYE.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18
PRICE FIVE CENTS.

ism, duty and pir'y success reqnire
that we should he consistent and
S eadfast.h
Was this a h { at Taole and Magin-
ni., The democratic protectionists?
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18

E.R. Z. r. FISH.
~ PHYslclAs, SURGEON And OBsTETEICAN.
tAEt, WuDlarz, md Goburtshelfer.l Otice at
sayage's drug store, Miles Giiy, N. T.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1889-10-18

Capt. G. z. Higgins, the founder Of
the city Of Mlssouia and one OF It's
foremost business men, died at that
place on Monday night. An Irishma n
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Distress after eating. heartburn, sick
headache aud indigestion are cured
by Hoods Sarsaparills. II also creates
good appetite.
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city.