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The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

len tstisg er1sss iee gssuiss Css-
- city eel g lsts q tve seae g
nsss q $3.50 pss To- delivered %
yeae bis, esseesa hasi eel, q 11l.6o
ed eeeek essses eeal q e5.oo eebes
ssal $50, shsss prices sse go uattl
Oct. ]. sfter vhish seal win ssics, l
a. givisg ~ s1sesosss eAs sdvse-
tage q tAs eue II freight ssbss. vhteh
Issis ssly - OF. ], ssd vsaA IKE
yese esdsss pjsesd believe 9sp&. 1ees
and vsalA gassssss 20 1sss eiase
eoal. have he EXCESSIVE sale 81
sasoo city eosl 10 Red Clso3. - q
sse believe others vbes tAey ~ teat
they sas give yoa easoa city esa1 Tor
they can Dot get ik-R A. HANDY.
mir Dl.GD 0DO0O % The
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Judge Field Of Liasols, dos't d.
Low railroad aaesatss - fool WITH
hin. sad promptly 6sed . B. 4 u.
superintendent 900 for disebayisg
- injunction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Prof. Gosdy 10 home from Nascs
coasty, where he had been attending
institute. By The way NJ. G.. vill
b oar aext sta,e superintendent, ssl
vhea elected AID duly Installed vill
b The best qualified seate ss~pesistes-
deaf that ever eeespied tAse ispor-
tant o9ee.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
N. Y. Harlan.

Of course nearly every one in this
district believes that n. v. Harlan
will be cur next eongrsssnas, and
therefore there Is not much use 70
work hard. This is . mistake, while
Mr.. Haslan's election is almost Ger
tain, yet there needs be vigilant and
hard work on the part Of our repsbli-
can friends in the interest Of republi-
eanism. The enemy is o. the alert
and turning every corner that win do
them any good, and therefore, the re-
sho1ld do the sane. Mr..
Harlan is . pare and straight forward
man, full Of hard, every day sense, and
. record that no man need b sshaned
Of. A life long anti-mosopolist and .
never failing friend Of the poos. He
is the man for the people 70 send to
congress-
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Il i = - hspsa 49, shs sssise
0Aeel yeoR vi1 y . sueeeesI Pet
he pass leo yaass 1850 30 bsse
- .ssA ssild's pl.y u segssl -
sbe bsara's lisasaieg - svssy 4lisGls
vAio: he vsy - havs . sd
soAoal b tee tAe booP0 . senol ~
- superintendent - tasAss
ernly. Ihat + bosinA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

g.
1Tkm % MTBR8r
D. G. Myers 10 - tie sick lise.
Rloer Haley b hone fseo Onsha.
Csl. Gags We II Ne city THE week.
Rev. Psllis vsa il Ksasssy this
vsek.
Rev. Rssdall vill 70 % ~essfsssses
ssxt 0ssdsy.
Juse eek Bob Marta boz b likes
ths Spssish Rssdssee.
Mics Belle Spsseels bee typhsid
fsvss, bat 10 essvsIeseisg.
Nm viii Esigh estestaised hss
frissds o. lass Saturday evesiss.
Go 70 b A Hssdy for gessise sss-
% city coal. % he 10 sole asest here.
Mrs. A. L. Fask asd Mss. r. v.
Taylor arc il Denver % . pleasure
trip.
Miss Jessie visssher - 4 her grssd.
father were visiting il Wilcox. Neb.
this week.
Ustil Oct. 1, X A Hasdy will cell
you gsnuise easos city coal It $3.50
II yoar bin.
Eleves eosdidates we're takss isto
fall sesberstiP in the N. +. church
last Sabbath.
H Bailey viIl make 500 . fssu
loan q 8 per cent ss'sight ssd - de-
Icy, can you do better. CT
Alex Patten Of Guide Rock b.
bought . hotel st Alma. By the wsy,
Mr.. Pseten has some pretty ice re
ing horses.
Mrs. A. A. Pope eatestsised che
ladies' aid society Of the n. E. church
Lest Friday afternoon 10 . very pleas
ant masner.
DR.. ]. 8. Enig1 has purchased
the W. W. Gilbert tsotsing horse.
Tho horse 10 oae Of tAe fastest il
thia seoNion-
c. Wiener, our popular elothie'
goes east Mosdsy after bic fall stock
Of goods. He viii 10y 10 . fse stock
for bic customers. e..
Smith & Huekins, the Temperance
lecturers are here aud arc holding
forth o. Webster asd 9Th avenue.
They have crowded houses every eve
ming.
The city marshal should put .
qaietus On tho fast driving Of intoxi-
Gated p.oPle On our streets. Some
one will get badly hart II It Is not
done.
Elmer MeQailken, aged "a years,
1t one time . resident Of this county
died at his home IL Emerson, Neb., .
few days ago. He VA tho 800 Of NJ.
John MoOuilkon and wife.
J. ". Edssrtos, candidate for a.
torney general o. tie peoples ticket,
vail discuss the Issues Of tho day Sat-
urday Sept. 18th At 2 o'clock P. ..
Get . move % 3ou and cone out.
Gsauiss canon city eoal.... $3.50
Coal creek canon eoal...... 100
Other cool. $50
Eastern hard coal. 1850
delivered 10 your bin By II A Hssdy
until Oct. Let.
J. W. Smith, our our Old friead Of
Newcastle, and family are il The e,ty
this week. Mrs. Smith and childre1
will remsin here, ssd Mr.. Smith win
rstsrn 70 Newcastle, where be and G.
W. Lindsey have . aourishisg busi.
ness.
The article On woman suffrage last
week By &C. r. s." vas not fully
appreciated By oar lady friesds. THE
CHlIF does not take much stock u
that lise Of argunest We are for
woman suffrage, and believe that The
day 10 not far %.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Judge Gsslia he'd $4,000 stock 10
ths broken City Nasiosal Bask, Of
Hassisgs. The Judges pocket book
10 we'll lissd however, AID be ess
Otaod e.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

l an now making brick ct my yard
east Of Red Cloud, any one wanting
good brick for foundations OF chin
neys, will do we'll to call on ne be
fore buying elsewhere. Prices reas-
enable. FRED K. PLUMB.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

NOoece.
Loan 4 Trust Co, plaintiff,

NOtoCe.
Hamilton Loan L Trust Co, plaintiff,
/ VI.
Dallas p. Newcomer and Iowa New.
comss, DglendantA
Dallus p. Newcomer add Iowa New.
conner will take notice that On the ith,
day a August 1880, The plaintiff hsrsin
fled it petition in the district court Al
Webster county, Nebraska, agsins4 the
above named deieodantA the object and
prayer Of which are % Sosclosa certain
mortgage executed by The said deeendasts
20 the plaintiff upon tho south half AZ
section eleven Ill town three 81 range
ten (lO) west To secure tho poymeot
Of ten certain penmiausy potss dstel
September 9th 1850 fos The sum u six-
teen dollars each and due and payable
6, = Is. -, %. 81 - ~, -, and 90
months and ; days after dste respectively,
and there - now due and psys6ls upnn
aaid notes and most9age The sum a tl0O
with ten PCT cent interest from Apeil La
1890. and plaintiff pesys that aid pssm-
ises may b decreed 20 b sojd 70 atisfy
The amount found due.
You afe required 70 ansves mid peei-
ton On q before the I'D day q Sepesn-
bee 1890.
Dated August 7th, lOQ
HAnrLfoS L0AS / TRrsr ca.
By Hastnan I Dxydsa. IL stsomsya -
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Wanted, 70 trade several desirable
pieces Of town property, for horses
and cattle. INV GULLlP0RD.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Two good farm hands, by G w Fran
cis, 4 miles North East Of Cowles.
CIV FRANCIS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

n ~ THE - kaeW CFowa
- ~ C1ey.

Easiy Lest 1assdey ssssisg tAs
issness, ls6sssss, Dsehasiss ssd hss-
Aseds q stAsss ssos psssias isse
Red Clesl issa shs Ter psisss q
ths eeapsss IL ssssslsss ssobsrs, -
sese, NTH bssssss 1yise, al nsssos
lsssisg 10 he bserses. By 10 .. =.
~ sss-ess Of Rsl CIssl pssssssed
he sppesrsses d . very large city -
he crowds jsstled aesisst sseA "tAes
il thsir eAosss 70 ps.s b. The 20
PIE gathered q he sesss hesss park
where dissss va served 10 he most
approved fashies. With esesgh for
I'll. After disses speech making
vas isaslged 10, ss1 Hen. ". A. Me-
Ksishas, Ne. Chenbesisia Of Stsoss-
bsrg. Bsy lssisll asd ether gsstle-
men DO The live i.ssss Of The
day. Some spoke % politics, some
% labor day, ssd sooe % . variety
Of subjects that we're both Interesting
and profitable 70 the laboriss nan.
The crowd vas one II the largest
that has wet bees together - Red
Cloud for many . Day.
Ose delegation from the sosth
GENE il With about 100 Wagons, asd
made . ise display. The fasoess -
. general thing sever DO tAisgs By
halves, ssd vhes they start oct fes .
god tine have il in spite Of visd
O high water, % the jolly tss vesld
say.
TnE CnIE1 10 crowd ed for space
this week ssd 10 usable % DO tho
celebrates justice, bet will cay that
it vas ose Ct The most complete eele-
bratioss that 10 have ever steesded.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Do Wits Little Early Risssa Besa
Liver PIN svef made Ctrs Csssei.
patiea every tine. Nees eqaal Uss
den sev. Fer sals q c. l. Cs&siael
h Ds1gkssa
II ysa vast yeer ssas, neeegsaa,
enbsso q any lsdgs. q any stker L.
sig1 eattisg % ys0r watch, e yin be
quietly ssd srtistisally jeee b lsave-
iog q With +. E Psooaa q CottieR's
drug siosA I'M
There b ooe ns1isise that viC
ne innsdiataly. We rslsf - De-
Wittis Cslie ard Chs1ess C1rsfse n
esoPlaists. No dslay' y
aieappeistaeoA - failasa Vessl1
{; 6. L. Csttiae. As DseGgis.
UAam~hs nssti1g dtho non.l
.W1iAh~h Db1zige Ma Ne In
p CBook0 H. Ovog q
HRr- Cu01ie1se.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05


Nj MeKsighsa IL bic Efforts "a
stsaddls both the isdePesdest and
ds3oesssie platforms, viii have 70
make too many pledges Of di6ersss
hues II order - please The democrats
aud independents 90 that il will place
him il . very unpleasant position.
The democratic party il its Efforts 10
cater 10 the whisky elements have
declared themselves wholly for free
whisky, and Nj. MeKeishas, what
ever nay b his psofessioss, must
stasd % that usholy plask OF lose
the democratic vote. The tenresasee
farmers aud people generally should
remember this, inasnueh % Mac has
declared himself for the amendment.
The question nov il can be stand on
the denocsatie plsak fos free whisky,
aad still maiatsia bis statement.
Personally We have sotbisg sgsisst
NeKsighaa, bat politically W believe
him 70 b . thorough democrat, asd
therefore lot estitlsd 70 repsblissn
votes on his prstexs that he is . re-
former. Nj. Harlan i . nsa far 81
perior 70 him il every way, and il
elected 70 congress viii 30 able to &c.
eonplish more good than Mr.. Nc
Keishsn can ever expect 70. Take
the records Of both nee and decide
for yourselves, and ysur verdict viii
be In aceerdaace With our vieva
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

The partnership heretofore existing
add ksowH - the irm Of Bailey and
Crose 10 this day Dissolved b mutual
consent, the business hereafter being
conducted BY J II Bailey.
Red Cloud, Aug. Is, 1890.
II BAILEY.
T. L CRONH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
W. c. +. y. Convcnaion.

The ffth annual convention Of the
Webster county w C T U vas held
II the Methodist church Of Bloc Hill
August 9Th. and 28sh 1890, With q
large delegation from Red Cloud,
CoVles, Blades, and Blse Hin, Rev.
Morrison. Prof. Probesco and MI.
Wilson Ct Blue Hill. being present
were given seats IN tho convestioa,
With al its privileges, except voting
Reports showed Ill the usioss il The
county doing earnest asd e6cient
work for the aneadneaG
The program Of the eoaveatios
vas fully carried out with ~istersstisg
reports from al departments. The
attendance va good evideseing -
isereasisG interest On The subject Of
the prohibitory aDesdnsat.
The election Of o6eers for The
county union for the essuisg year re-
suited il the elsc,ioa Of Mr. Brakes-
Geld Of Red Closd. president. Mn
Bailey Of Covles, vice president,
fof recording secretary, Miss Bake
Geld Of Red Co1d, fee corresponding
secretary, Nm Dow, Of Red Cloud
treasurer, Miss Miller Of Bloc Hill
superintendent for seven different
Of work we're appoisted
The oooveatioa closed With . Den.
crest medal eoatest eeadssted b.
Miss Minnie Bailey Of Cevlsk. u
which Blanche Sherman Of Red
Cesd vsa he large gsl3 medal
prise il which there we're eight
eeoisg fteo Red CIe0d,
Bl1s Hill, Cevlss, Blsdss, Prairie
sad Willew Creek, seAsel die
tsieta. An WAe aeeeoded tAe CO.
vestioa Vese antestained b. Tie hdies
u Bloc Hin With Tie grssssse hespit-
llity. RIPoRfRI
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Notice.
In Dsts3se Cosrs II ~ See Webster
sosoty. Ns6sasks.
1nsosis g. 0ssbss. piaisti2.
Aasy l.. 0ss6dara.
Aasris0o 4. SAodaard 81
1ra.sb -. vrooan. DssssL
daAta.
h Sslse dasas Nssy 1. SAsaAaes -
0aTsiseo 4. SAo6Aas6 ~ aahs notSea,
1T - ~ Era dey - Ssp1soAss, Ia,
1rsssis c. 0rsAae. ~ Piaisst9 = ~
shovs sotttas6 ase3sa. 1ls6 ~ pseioaso =
~ Dfses3ee C01ss 81 ws5ssse 0Dey, n.
6saska. egaioss ~ aAsvs naos6 is1n-
dssts; ths os5ees and pssyss - vA3sA ass
- Sesseoees . esstaia Dovagaee szssussA
~ ~ dsssoAass Hraasts Il. vssnA.
spso - sossA half u ~ sssaAaoee
quarter ~ ioes . 81 q h saseasa Is.
sso1sA6p 80. saago II, aasseaing - -
geves1Oeos 0Rvsy b wsoae0 OuDey.
us6saseA, - sssass sAs HvDoa g SAsso
ooRsa3o psa0h.osy no6R dn1ea - -
- ~ - 0assA. - - $780, q
- -. - - pyahas - 60 so06
oosoo yoos1s ~s0DDoee3vIy fsU0 - 49,
=, 49, ~ 1nDab vsU0m - n. -
&.SN - MIR ~ aapA|
lsnnsoDsss6 - 6sBvssuoeo - $500
Aooto oaGbso1oD; - 0s0U bnOU@|
- Mi6 os1D - osseQN -
10. - Ua1aA- Nh t0Aseuo -
- 49, pB18 Dseys - sAsase -
h-o1O66HldssS - Ns - -
1S~ 0Ma0 - - ~ - 0o6I
" 0o0oN~ -.
yon ~ - - -
~
0a1n0 0sp40Assl II loul
~ 1bAaGD q. 0nAa4
AopDaso ~ - A11ogusW.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
Paint 0hOD,

Carriage, s,ga and house painting
Hard wood finish, graining. etc, Shop
opposite Plast's Lumber Yard. Al
work guaranteed.
G.. MYERS.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Should b used by tho young woman
she who sullers from any disorder pecu-
liato her ssx and at change q lite - .
powerful tonic; benefits oil who ~ il
write Tho Brad6eld Reg. Co Atlanta, Go.
Tor Particular BY G L Getting, and oil
nr10wiaka
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

llrs. Elias Goble % Ter beats The
record for osr pseniuns o. big vstss-
melons. She turued ose over 70 The
tender nereies Of our devil (the lsss
ose) that weighed % p"ssds. It sss
more quickly devosred tbss the
walls srousd Jssieo. Who will Be
the sext lscky person 70 compete, -
Ne want 70 ses our lightveight pick
ing Up . little before the cold weather
sets in.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

People Who desire dssyisg dose
With psomptaess add dispsteh ,hesld
always hire John Baskley's teams.
John 10 % old had at tho busisess
ssd will do your work veil. Terms
reasonable. 1T
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

WOVt0 10 - 60SOs
II . price can b placed on pain
.:M0ther6 Friend y worth it weight u
gold - On alleviatoe. Ny wife suffered
moro In ten minutes with either q heg
other two children than she did alt0goeh.
Or with her last, having previously used
four bottles Of "Mothef'S Friend" II 4
Q blessing TO any q expecting TO b:
como . mother, seys . customer d
mine.
HENDERSON DALE, DfuRgisk CaFmi, III,
Write the Brodfield Regulator C0.:At
.lsnta. Ga, for further pa1ticulaEA Sold
BY C. LCotting and III druegiGtA
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Dat 1OfGet that he N10000, k60P0
1otAiAg bet The best gasoli1e aad hse0-
ssns and b selling Il at he saDe 1eHsss
hat Others do inferior goods. Hi veg
- ePavesaeo ov0sy stsoot daily Nd -
respectfully sooietts yoee Potreaage gar
antootAG satiGfoet3oo. Try lin.
hsve two quarter sec4ioaD q IL
Ansst fArning Ind n southern Cn1osodo
containing 16O scEss sach, kcsted i IL
sGreat San Luis valley" vhsee . f1ilulo
n crops i never known. / Wlll I'll 90
q bU1A q thsse farms vsey cAeaA
TIE PUsMAx, CuttinGD dFug oeoeN
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Notice 10 hereby given that I will
examine al persoss who nay desire
10 offer themselves - candidates for
teachers ofthe pablie schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud On tho third
Saturday OF each month.
Eva J. KlN0, Cosaty Sspt.'
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
C. MYERS.

ulles' Nerve ard Liver FlDDe.
An important discovery. They ct O
the lives, stomach and bowels tho0gh The
nerves. A nev principal. They speedy
cure b~illiousness, bad taste, torpid livsP
pilss and oosstipatioa. 6plsedid fos nsa
women and children. Smallest, 0iD1eot
ufesk. % doses for - cents. Sample
20 0t .. L. Cott&aR.
Hysaeri00s DlsaPpearoDee.
Nm. John A. Clarke vaa . great
sufferer from Indigestion and sick
beadache. She left her home last
Saturday 70 buy . bottle Of DsWitt's
Little Early Risers, took . dose AID
her headache disappeared - Dyster-
iously - It came. Try then; sold By
G. L. Getting.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
NM TAR

Will Emigh's thoroughbred jack
has been removed to Richardson, feed
barn. where he will remain the balance
Of the season. 2lt
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05
Webster Street Livery, Fed, ui 81, Stable.
FRANK A KuEnx. PRor
HRS7. Glass RIGS 4 SPECIALITY

Boarding BY the day, week, cr month at re,.on.alc
rates. Farmers arc invited 70 stop At our barn when In the
c.ty; Speciai attention paid TO their trade. Prices for
single feeding. AZ low ~ anywhere in the citv. nonf for
get the place. ""' y"
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Boock 0O0dh
Back silk lace nitts.
Black silk gloves
Black silk lace.
Blsck silk velvet ribboo.
Black silk velvet
Black kid gloves.
Black hose.
Black dress gooda
Black dress buttoas, NICE ONES, ~
he New York Store.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

Tsy . palP else sb0es - ebe
New YO1ok 0oDFe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1890-09-05

o NOn.ReslAenl Defen.
NJ
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25
PRICE FIVE CENTS

that the different events will be pre-
sented in the order named. Some Of
the contest will bsve TO be sand.
witched in between the heats Of the
trOttiny races. as according to AssOci-
alton rules there j. twenty minutes
allowed between each heat TO allow
the horses tirhe TO cool OFF. The base
ball came will Of necessity have to be
played in the forenoon, as the after
noon will be devoted 20 racing, with
which the ball game would interfere.
An entrance fee Of ten per ceIt. of
the prizes Offered will be charged for
each entry .ycept for the Indian pony
racs, the ball game, the sack race. the
mule race, ana the tug of war. Entries
for all events except the CIV pony race
10 he made before July lst. For the
COW pony race. entries will be re-
ceived up to the night If July 3rd. all
entries to he made With G. w. Aller-
ton, secretary.
The Horse Sales Association has be-
come a msmbr, of tlr American Tro,.
ting Association and all racing on The
Miles City track will be under the
rules Of the Amsrics1 Association,
aud any horse or 1river ruled off this
track for violation at these rules,
will be- suspended from he privileges
Of every trsck in ia. United States
until reinststed by the Anleri an Trot-
ting As citation.
The Fourth ofJuly celebrs'ion being
the formal opening # the Miles City
track 1t il desired that everybody In
Custer county who can participate In
the opening either as spectator or
participant in any Of the contests, shall
do So. Every effort will b. made for
the comfort sud accommodation Of
visitors. and II is expected that all of
the be-t horses in the county will be
on hand, either a. participants in the
r-cps or on exhibition In the ring.
The curses offered are no. NJ large -
they should be. but they are rs large
As can be afforded this year. The As
socisiion is not endeavoring to make
any mon.y out OF this meeting. and
expect to pay out 10 purses all they
can make. All they want il the &C.
tive support Of the people Of this
county, as . successful opening in
point of attendance will 60 good way
toward introducing the Horse Sales
and Fair Association to the people
who will in the future be benefited
by 1t. Miles City extends q hearty
welcome to the country to come In
and spend The day With us.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25

done in The city. Ia the east .nd
however, the wind PLAYED havoc
Houses were torn down, trees uproot-
~ and small buildings demolished
The loss IL e.timated nj from 90
to $4,000. Al M"Keesport hsil-ton--
a. large as valnuts fell, white the rain
poured down In sheets for fully half
an hour. The greatest injury was
done by water, which came down
Whites hollow in a stream seventy
five f-.t wide. The water WAS five
feet deep on fifth sv. hue at point
below center street, and q number of
houses which were below the grade
were submerged. At Greensburg
VIM. Fry, gardener at 81. Joseph'-
academy, WAS struck by a bolt OF
lightning and instantly killed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25
The Precocity Of Mozart.

An example of precocity was the
composer Mozart. In his ith year he
played the piano well. In his 5th year
he composed several pieces. When he
was years old his father took him on
concert tours, when he astonished all
who heard him by his skill on the
piano and the violin. At the are of z
he astonished all Paris by his compo-
sitions as well as by his performances
on various instruments. At this time
he published sonla sonatas for piano
and violin, and IN the following year
he composed his first symphonies At
the age of ~ he composed an opera.
He became very great musician, but,
after all, he is not generally rated
higher by the musical world than
Richard Wagner, who did not devote
himself 10 music until he was l6. and
composed nothing worth speaking Of
until he was 2O.-New York Ledger.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25
The Perfection Of PoIiteness.

The perfection Of politeness is well
illustrated by an anecdote told by Mr..
Lear in his Journey Of a Landscape
Painter in the East" He was taking
a parting cup of coffee with the post
master Of Pella, when he had the mis-
fortune to set his foot on handsome
pipe bowl. Crash went the bowl; the
Mohammedan sat unmoved. Mr..
Lear apologized. The breaking of
such pipe bowl, said the postmaster,
would, indeed, under ordinary cir
cumstauces, be disagreeable; but in q
friend every action has its charms
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25
THE GLORIOUS FOURTH.

Revised Program for the Day at the Track
The Fourth Of July committee q
the Horse Sales Association met al
the Club rooms yesterday and decided
upon the following program for The
days snort at the track:
I. Trottipg race for horses that
have never made a record-best two iu
three mile heats; $50 first; SO second.
2. Trotting race-free for sll-besl
two in three mile heats; $50 first; So
second.
3. Running rsce-hslf mile dash
$50 first; s25 second.
4. Cow pony race-qusrter- mile
dash-sl5 first; $40 second; s. third.
In this race Moran 4 Co. hang up q
pair of silver mounted SPURS for the
winner.
5. indian pony race-Indian riders;
half mile dash; SO to winner.
9. Slow mule race--half.mile-lAs,
mule wins; ride your neighbor's mule;
$40 TO winner.
I. Long distance race between In.
dian runner and pony with rider-fivs
miles; $25 to winner.
s. Handicap foot race-lOO yards
shortest distance; $50 first; $40 second;
IS third.
9. Military race-cavalry mounts
hslf.mile; s25 fret; $40 second.
10. Base ball gsme-$25 purse II
only two clubs compete. In addition
Basinski Bros. Offer handsome prize
cup a. the emblem Of the Miles City
championship.
II. Three-legged race-lO0 yards;
$40 to winners.
IL. Exhibition Of horsemanshIp-
riding bucklng broncho-el5 TO win.
ner.
Is. Sack race--6 TO winner.
IA. Tug Of war-sl0 TO winning
team.
Is. Exhibition Of horsemansh,p-
picking up quirts from the ground
while riding ut full speed-sl0 to win.
nsr.
IS. Climbing creased pole-8 ID
winner.
II is not Intended 10 b undsytood
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1890-05-25
Carter. Fame.

WASHINGTON, Nav 23.-ReIrssen-
tstive Carter has received large pum-
Der Of t.legrsms from not only various
points in Montana, but sll lead pro-
duciug state. and territories 10 the
country. coDgratulating him Upon his
magnificent victory in having the
lead ore section retainad in the tariff
bill. 1t Was the best victory achieved
during the tariff debate. To-day's
New York Tribune, editorially, has
this to say Of IT:
1.-THE miners tf the Rocky noun
tsins have many reasons for congratu.
lating themselves upon their admirable
representation in congress. The VIC
tory In the house for the protection
of American lead ore was pre.eminent-
ly a miners victory; victory for
laborers not less than mine owners.
The question was purely question of
wages. The battle that was fought
over this question was the hardest and
fiercest OF the tariff contests ip the
present session, and the representa-
tives of new states and territories were
pitted against many Of the strongest
and most experienced debaters.
"In the honse 1t is only fair to say
that the mountaineers showed them
selves possessed of much force.
patience, tact and skill. Carter, Of
Montana, who conducted the case for
the miners, fully justified the conf
dence which Speaker Reed placed in
him by appointing him, though all
untested. at the head Of the commit.
tee on mines and mining. His speech.
es were models 0f persuasive argument.
strong, compact and earnest. Whether
in arrsying facts, In demonstration,
in act or In appeal. Carter displayed
the qualities of sagscious leader, and
OF an effective debater. He showed
himself the sort of q man who can be
dereuded upon in critical psrlismen-
tary emergencies.