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QUICK TINE, CHEAP RATES

Daily Express and Passenger rains
make prompt cOluecti Ions with the
several r ,iiroad lines in the East.
pullman Palace. Sleeping @ trs and
Tourists sleeping Cars AIT ched 10 all
rains.
Tick rs sold, seeping car tbs Sc
cured, aad other informatio given on
application at the Company offices
where passenger cai ing in person can
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A. N. TtsN NE, u "A GpODM AN
General Manager gen Pass & Tiki Agt
san FraaciscO. Cal.
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For sale everywhere Price CUTicURA
the great skin Cure. SOC. CUrIcuRA soar
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Potter. Drug. q Chemicai 90
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VIM. l.. 'otten, 672 North Tenth ST..
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tr . I he was feeling SO vel and mad
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yea all of which he sttrihuJed to
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SOLVENT, which mas proved eIectuai
when all other remedies failed.
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Tz~ The BUYERS GUIDEiA
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AN rRAS SCISCn "a

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TIE POET POWERS

A feeling of gratitude impeIs me h
acknowledge the great III crIJs OF your
CUTICURA, aud l'coruIally IL cuEa Tuend Il
to the public as "a very valuable remedy.
ii n POWERS. BRID6EPoRT, CONN
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enstl~ ON NENN

Cnas Brady, SomerNille, Mass. WIN
refers 70 DIR. !. j. Wood, druggi Il OF thai
city, certifies TO a wonderful cure Of run
ming sores ON the neck which had been
treated DIV hospital ply ysicIans without
cure and whic b. yielded completely to
The CIJTICURA REMEDIYS.
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SisAASNSS,ssl

cal Debility, d inl Weak mes
oprenIatOrrhae, E'rO~tAGS rnsEe. Emissions
Im,s'tsncy, Exhausted ~. tty Prem .ture be-
cline and AD ~ OF MINHsDO in
s-Gl ats com SDstcatsOns ama frssIn
n s"Ver cAuse pr sd0cest. 1t en-
rich and pu.Iiles the Blood, Strengthens the
Nerves, Brain, Muscles, digestion, He2rOduc-
tive Organs and Physical and Mental Faculties
IL stops al un natural and debihta'ing drain
upon the system, preventing involuntary LJsses,
debilItating dreams, seminal losses with The
urine, ETC., destructive to mind and body
u is eli iminatoT of all KIDNEY AND
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injurious ingredients. 20 those sulY'.c.
sn< from the ,'Vs effect. Of youth
tII irs'siscretjOn 9r g excess, n speedy
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- GU& e aNEEED. Price, g. SO pei
bottle or five bottles in case, with full direc-
tions aud advice, $40 Sent secure from ov-
servation to any address upon the receipt Of
pr1c.. or q. o. ID. 10 he had only If 4
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CUTaCURA ABROAD

Through home-returned NorW eIgian
1 have learned to Know your CUTICUkA.
which has in a short time cur ed me OF an
Eczema that my physicians medicines
cOu Il not heal. CHR. HELTZEN-
BERsEn, NORWAY. Aoe''tuyJoTTetnany
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KNOM It's VALUE

All of your CUTICURA REAEDIES give
very good satisfaction. The CUTICUR4
1 especially r. Orlmend for the dis
seases for W hich il IT, used. know from
experience its value. Dr. H. j. PRATT.
MOuyAllO, Wis.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
RTYKU ".
P orza d e k PREV G c i a.

l q u Ch + l Il Z l
l. Kandydat winien bye przedstawlony przez
jednego re sta]ych cz}onk6w. Cz}onkowie ak
tualni tomorrow r6wne maja prawo g}osu ma
mitingach r6wne obowiqzki ola chorych.
Q. Bractwo obierze komitet Z 2, ola zbada-
MIA rzeczy O moralnosci kandydata. A gdy
powiedza przychylnie, Prevalent, przywo}aw-
sly go do sto}u, zada nastepujace pytania, ia
dajac twierdzacej odpowiedzi:
Obywatelu! Wobec ca}ego Bractwa trzez-
wosci pod opieka SGD. Jana wzywam Gle, bys
powiedzia1 prawde pod grozba wydalenia z
Bractwa W razie sklamania pred Mani publicz-
nego!
a, lax sic nazywasz?
b, Czys Polak, katolik, czy ME ~nalezysz do
a inych towarzystw?
c, Czy przyrzekasz bye posz}usznym naszej
Konstytucyi Bractwa, jesli bedziesz przyje-
tym?
3. Prezydent odda go balotowaniu, a gdy
bedzie 7 czarnych kulek, bedzie znak, IL ME
4. Gdy bedzie ~przyjety, z}ozy uroczyste
przyrzeczenie
,,Ja N. uroczyscie w obec Boga i braci Brac-
twa Stego. Jana Chrzciciela przyrzekam strzedz
sic pijahstwa i zawsze bye trzezwym, jak ma
ley uczciwemu cz}owiekowi; W tym celu 20
bowiezuje sic zachowywaG scisle obowiazki po-
s~zczegolne wskazane w Bracket konstytucyi.
Sly. jamie Chrzcicielu dopom6z mi. Amen.
ARTYKUL V.
Zarzad Bractwa lego d z a.
Wszystko do tego artyku]u odnoszqce sic
Jest to samo co w konstytEcyi Bractwa Stego.
kazimierza> Wszelkie 70; proSby korespon-
dencye nadsy}ac nalezy do Sekretarza.
ARTYKUL VI.
Kary.
/. Bracia Bractwa, bratnia miloscia rzadzac
sic ,niedzy SODA, czuwac winni jedni mad dru-
gimi b}adzacego po bratersku %upomnie6. A
gdy to ME skutiSuje, So obowiqzani meldowaG
to ma meetingu. [ cz}onek, kt6ryby upija} sic
gdziekolwiek a w saloonach bawil lub pija},
pierwszy raz zap}aci kary 50 cent6w, drugi
raz s1,oo, a trzeci raz bedzie wykreslony &c
z}otej ksiegi Bractwa pozbawiony praw
przywilejow Bractwa.
?. Kto ma meetingu ME bedzie lub przez
drugiego IS cent6w ME przysle, bedzie mial
n~alozona kare jak r6wniez, ktoby ma NEE
tingach ha}asowal przeszkadza1.
5. Kto przez 4 miesiace sk}adki m~iesiecz-
nej ME zaplaci, tract prawo do wspomogi; a
kto przez 6 miesiecy, wykres1ony bedzie z
Bractwa.
4. Ktoby zas rozporzqdzeh zarzqdu ME stu
cha}, kar PLACID ME chcia}, bedzie Z ksiegi wy
k~reslony praw Bractwa p~ozbawiony.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

tego wstepne bedzie podwojone, $500.
Prawo do wspom6zki mice bedzie dopiero
pc up}ywie 6 m~iesiecy, chyba re zaraz Z 60
ny "a Gale 6 miesiecy sk}adke zap}aci}.
Wstepujacy ma czlonka honorowego ma
wp}acic 50 centow.
3. Pasy zwane Regalja swoim kosztcm kaz-
dy ma sobie sprawiG.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
III.
Warunk prey a.

l.. Cz}onkicm Bractwa aktua1nym, t. ma
iacym prawo do wspomogi posmiertnego
moe bye tylko Polak, katollk, zadna choro-
ba oblozonq ME dotkniety,ggod lat IS do As.
Czlonkiem zas honorowym t. ME maJ2cym
prawa do wspom6zki pienieznej i posmiertne-
go, NIGGA bye Polacy katolicy cd lat IS do
lat 100:
2. Kazdy wstepujacy do Bractwa ma czlon.
ka aktualnego Cd I. Maja do I. Sierpnia +. b.
winien wplacit wstepnego $3.50. Pc upiywie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

Doktorowie STARKEY i PALEN
pozwalaja so5ie powo4ywac sic ma ma
stepujace znakomitosci, kt6re uzywaly
ich kuracyi:
Hon. WIN: D. KELLEY, Mem. of Congress Phi,
Rev. VICTOR L. CONRAD, Ed. Luth'n Obser. Phi.
Rev CHAREES W.CUSHING, ID, Rochester, N.
Hon. VIM PEN NIXON. Ed. Inter Ocean, Chicago,Il
W.H.WORTH1NGTON Editor NewSouth w York.
Judge H. P. VROOMAN, Quenemo Kan.
Mrs. MARY A. LlVERMORE, Melrose, Massack.
Mr.. E. c. KNIGHT, Philadelphia.
Mr.. FRANK SIDDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia.
Hon. w. w. SCHUYLER, Easton, Pa.
E:L.WlLSON, 833 Broapway,N Y.,Ed. Phla. Photo.
F!DELlA y Wainea, Hawaii, Sandwich Is.
Inverness, Scotland.
Mrs. MANUEL V.ORTEGA FresnilloZ recatecas Mex
Mrs. EMMA COOPER, Utilla, Spanish Honduras,C A.
J. COBB, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Marocco:
NJ. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal.
J. MOOHRE, Sup Police, Blandiord, Dorsetshire Eng.
JACOB WARD, Bowral, New South Wales.
setki innych Pc calych Stanach Zjednnoczonych.
COMPOUND Oxygen-it Made of
Action nd Results OTTO NAIVE novel bro
szury o 200 stronach. p~ubikowanej przez doktorow
kuracyi prAe2 oddychanie; dostawione swiadectwa cd
setek wylczonych. Braszurka kazdemu darmo przy-
slana zostanie ma zyczenie.
DRS. STAR Ely & PALEN
No. 1929 Arch Ntreet. PHILADELPHIA Pa.
Prcsze nam napisa6, ri akiej gazety
kto sic O mas dowielZia}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

Originate IA i jedynie prawdziwa ku-
racya sciesnionym oxygenem doktor6w
Starkey i Palen jest W uzyciu cd lat
20. ~Zast6sowuje sig PREY TEN magne-
tyzowany oxygen i nitrogen, a masa
tax przyrzadzona, IL MONA JIG rozsesa6
20 calem Swiecie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

1870 Arch Street, Philad'a. Pa
Ma suchoty, krotki cd.
d c CHI, C h roby gardla, D.
ke, mocna .ograszke, b6l
gFowy, osFabien c, reum a.
tyzm neuragia i wszelkie zasta.
rzale i nerwowe chOroby.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15

Bf o E V '! Sv. ana "1a Ghrzc pG@ e sldP 00
w Winonie, MINI.
-AAA{ME-

m Getting u.

w lllllS. " CT l ~ ld l lDuIlld wv. AhnoI
Duchu Sly. Boze, zapal W sercach naszycb
ogiei mi}osci bratniei bysmy kochajac Boga
bliznego, zyli trzezwo l cnotliwie, a zgroma-
dzeni tutaj, rzqdzili sic sprawiedliwie, pod O.
pieka Stego. Jana Chrzciciela.
Modlitw pc m e e tt n g u.
Dziekujemy CT Panic Boze "a }aski Twoje,
proszac pokornie O b}ogos}awiefstwo, bysmy
zyjac trzezwo uczciwie, zbawienie duszy O.
)trzynalf, przez Jezusa Chrystusa Pana nasze-
90 Amen,
W 1mie OLGA isyna ; !! Duc5a s~vietcgv Amen.
Ably lud Polski, Rzymsko katolicki, poza
Ojczyzna W Ameryce zyjacy, %scislej bratnia
mi}o5ciq polaczyG; ably wzajemn? pomoc2 W
potrzebie tu}acze zycie braciom ~lzejszem uczy-
nil; a rzezwosci moralnosci prz~estrzegajac,
godnymi bye SWAMI ukochanej Poski Ojczyz-
nv naszei, ustanowionem zostalo ,,Bractwo
= t~rzezwosci bratniej pomocy Stego. ana
Chrzciciela'' Bractwo sk}adaG sic ma Z czlon-
kow aktualnych Z cz}onkoW honoroWych w
czem, b]agany, dopom6z nam Boze Sly. ia
ME Chrzcicielu, Patronie nasz!
ARTYKUk l.
Gel Bractwa a, korzyscl
PREY Tile e.
I. Gel Bractwa: Pomoc w choroble, a po
smierci opieka mad sierotami zmar}ego.
. KorzvsG ola duszy: Zycie trzezwo uczci-
,v;e nrowadzone, Boze b1ogosIawiehstwo i
! wieczne zbawienie.
,. w doczesnych potrzebach a~ktualny cz}o-
mex Bractwa w chorobie ma opleke Bractwa
i otrzyma tygodniowo s.; kto jednak mniej
dni by1 chory, jak dni I, wsparc1a ME otrzy-
ma. Czlonek zas honorowy ma tylko opleke
bez wspom6zki.
d.. Cz}onek, kt6ryby przez d]ugi czas by}
cl1crym, wspomoge dostawa6 bedzie tylko al
sdoidzic do sunny 500; gdy do tego dojdzie,
wspomoea ustanie, ]ecz uwolni sic 80 cd p}acenia
4 miesiecznei skladki brackiej cent6w IS az do CA
SUI wyzdrowienia.
Gdyby po wyzdrowieniu ma te. sauna cho-
robe zapad}, dopiero %zapom6zke diva miesiace
DO pierwszem wyzdrowieniu dostanie. Sk}adke
posmiertna do Zjednoczenia winien sam op1a-
cic.
$. w przypadku smierci czlonka, jesli p}a-
Gil %nalezne posmiertne, wdowa dzeci jego,
lub osoby przez niego wskazane, %otrzyma]a
posmiertnego re Zjednoczenia polskiego 5000
a Cd Bractwa ma pogrzeb $50; W razle smler-
CT lego zony on dostanie posmlertnego Cd
Ziednoczeuia $500. Nadto Bractwo, postara sic,
ably by1a Cd ~prawiona "a jego dusze Msza swie-
ia. Bracia zas Wszyscy, Q lie MONA, ma po-
grzebie obecnymi beda talk cz}onkowie aktu-
alni iak tomorrow,
ARTYKUL II.
Oh o iqzk1.
1. Cz1onkowie obowiezuja sic bye wiernyrni
synami Kosciola katolickiego ME nalezec dc
tainych toWarzystW.
-: 1k .--,,.1
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-05-15
ARTYKUL II.
@ b o w i q Z k /.

J.. Cz}onkowie obowiezuja sic bye wiernymi
SWAMI Kosciola katolickiego ME nalezec do
tanych towarzystw.
2. Czlonkowie obowiezujq sic bye zawsze
trzaezwymi W tym celu ME pic nigdy wodki,
wilma, likier6w, araku i tym podobnych upaja-
iacych trunkdw, chyba tylko W przypadku ia
ko lekarstwo koniecznie potrzebne. Piwo jest
dozwolone jedne lub dwie %najwiecei szklanki,
lecz to tylko w domu lub W gosclnie, a nlgdy
w saloonie.
;. Cz}onkowie obowiezuja'si nigdy ME wcho-
die do saloon6w Cako miejsca pokusy) W
celu zabawy, picia traktowania sic. Gdyby
jednak jaki wazny o:obisty interes wymaga}
wejscia do saloonu, dozwala sic wejst ma chwi-
lie, pod warunkiem absolutniego tam nc ME
picia ari w6dki ami plwa.
w przypadku zaproszenia ma cody weselne
W sail PREY saloonie, wolno pojst, lecz ME vol
no sic upit.
4. Cz1onkowie aktualni t.. j. chc2cy mice
prawo do wspomogi W czasie choroby do
posmiertnego, maja p1aciG miesiccznic centow
Is do kasy bractwa, przypadajq ce skladk1
posmiertne do Zjednoczenia.
5. Cz]onkowic tomorrow plaza tylko jedno-
razowo corocznie 50 c.
,Tr>IvT/I-I y
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
more danger from the Indians than

more danger from the Indians than
we are here in Chicago"
"Do you consider the movement oi
the Indians toward the bad lands %
serious?"
The Colonel smiled. "I'.l tell you
about the alarming retreat to the bad
lands" he said. "In the bad lands
IN re are more fertile spots In which
the Indians live. When the order
went out calling the tribes into the
agency, thee Indians had to abandon
their homes. In their absence. some
bands of marsuders have been com.
mitting petty depredstions, such as
stealing chickens and household uten-
sils. This came to the knowledge OF
the Indians at the agency, ana mum
bers of them are slipping away when
lhey can get the opportunity for the
purpose Of going back to protect their
chsttels."
"Tbere is nothing more alarming
than quiet flank movement to pro-
tect some hen roosts. them"
THAT is about it," the Colonel re-
Piled,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
The Demoraiizing Lottery

OcALA, Fla. Dec. 3.-The most i'm
portant action of the National Farm
ers' Alliance at the afternoon session
was the passage Of resolutions de.
nouncing e Lou isianna lottery as a
blow at American civilization and
morals, and providing for the intro
duction 10 congress of a resolution
calling for the submission to the peo-
pie of America of an amendment to
the national constitution prohibiting
the operation Of lotteries in any of the
states, WAS adopted, with but little
speech making. The delegates from
louisiana all supported II.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
A Hen n post Raid.

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Col. Heyl, in
spector from Missouri. retu. ned this
morning from the scene Of the Iodisn
troubles in the northwest. In an in-
terview he said: my opinion 10,
there In no immediate dsuger Of any
trouble. The troops are confident and
seem to have the situation perfectly In
hsud.n
"As . matter Of fact, hos the silus-
tion besn as grave ss reported 10 The
paper.r 81.
"Nothiug like t." be repeated. en-
phaticslly. "A great psrt Of the
scare hes been totally unOllcd for.
Why. Q uumbsf Of newspaper got to
printing ssssstsosal end grossly sx-
sggsrased stories shout The Indlsns.
asA nspy sstslss N Dsketa au1 Ne
bnskA bscaas peaio stslSksu. Thsy
poli thsir ., opsslv ~ ainast whai
|thsy sesll 60 shspdseed eh1ls heoss
| |Asl reAhs1 b - Assssss nllssv 80
llsa. whss, h ~ thsy wsss b ~
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
ALCMINUM.
A Rare Metal In Great Demand, to he Pro-
duced at Little Cost.

A Rare Metal In Great Demand to he Pro-
duced st Little Cost.
A Chicago msnufactory il producing
aluminium In ton qusntitie and mar.
keting the metal ut e and $3.50 q
pound. In California q company is
about being formed to produce the
metal on large scale by the Hirsch
process, and its manufacture il expect
ed to cost but a few cents Q pound.
The interesting feature of aluminium
is that II combines the unchaDgsable
qualities of gold with all the virtu-- of
msllesbility, lenacity, and ductility
that belong to iron. In addition tn
these good qualities IL is surprisingly
light. A gun which II made Of iron
would require mschipery to hoist 1t
on Its carriage and TO put the trun-
MONS In place, might be carried undsp
the arms of o man Of ordinary
strength. An iron rot OF q capacity
to hold three or four gallons, which
would take Q strong man to carry to
and from the water faucet, could, II
made from aluminium, be lifted on
the forefinger NJ child.
At Z cents pound aluminium would
z volutionize the world In the matter
Of malleable and ductile metals. H.
would drive tin plate entirely out Of
the market. II would quickly replace
chinaware, because 1t 10 prscti cally
incorrodible aud unbreaksble. IL
would replace glass Tor everything
where transparency Ia not required.
1t would be the material for the guns,
ships, bouys, ETC., Of the future. In
alloys 1t would displsce nickel and
silver from favor. II would be q for
midable rival 10 gold itself. LASTLY,
II the problem OF erial navigation
should ever be seriously discussed. the
production OF aluminium on a com.
mercial and ecopomicai ba-is will be
the first step toward n solution Of the
question, for. b. q remsrktd d. alumni
um is only two aud half times hesv-
Ter than water. There Is not single
meta! Ia commercial use shirh comes
near this standard, and common writ
ing paper 10 the only practicable
weight comparison for sheet Of mo
tallic slumnium OF responding
thickness. The days Of coats Of mail
are past, but is 10 certail that an over
coat OF aluminium thick enough 10
stop . bullet would not opprea tho
wearer With Its weight half ss much
% an ordinary winter overooat. A
helmet Of aluminium would hardly b
felt by . cavalryman or soldier Of the
line, certainly not more than oorrss-
ponding hssdGesr Of cork or pith,
while no saber could cleavs IL.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
Women as Lay Delegates.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3.-Tbe ques-
tion, "Sball women be admitted into
the general conference Is lay dele
gstcs?" hes been submitted to the
congregations Of all the Methodist
churches In the United States, and
the Philadelphia Methodist will cay
tomorrow that enough Of the returns
have been received to show that the
women have carried the day, and 90
far es the popular will goes, they are
entitled to seats In the general confer
ence a. lay delegates.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
To Maintain Fort 1 lincoln.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-Senstor
Pierce has prepared bill for the ap-
preparation Of s2o0.Oo for the main.
tenance OF Fort Lincoln. He thinks
1t will pass.
Congressman Carter Is preparing q
bill for The donation TO Montana Of all
desert lands, on condition that the
state provides 70. thu reclamation of a
certain p rtion Of them. The grant
will carry with it the control Of cer-
tain waters and the cutting of lumber.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05

General Miles is again in Chicago.
Snow storm In Ohio and up to New
York.
There ia . Jack the Ripper murderer
at Berlin.
A heavy snow storm RACES along the
Jersey coast.
Afihirs remain unchanged at the
Rosebud agency.
The Irish land purchase bill passed
Its second reading.
Zero weather aud driving snow pre-.
walls ut Pine Ridge.
Senator Cullom hss introduced q bill
for one cent postage.
A severe snow storm In central
New York, Tuesday. Ii,
The hou 70 passed the copyright bill
By . vote OF ISs to o6.
The Engl'sh government have given
ten tons Of meal 10 the starving Irish.
Psrnsll 10 confident that the present
movement viii finally rssult favorable
10 bin.
Ex-Congrsssmsn Jordan. Of Clneln'
natl, stsppsd Into ~ slsvatsr shat
and Vns Killed.
TIE nss on dspaztnsnt q ~
Beotssa Toeasso wssks q Dstsclt
sssssl wsesssdas nsssins II
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
IN. Mos, Common Misquosstie..

what is the most common misQue
tation In the English languger asks1
the inquisitive mernber Of the Cogbuzn
club as the purist entered. n -
swer came promptly;
"Wheb Greek meee creek. tn
comes the tug of var"
well. what Is the latter With thafF
asked the inquisitivs member.
THAT Is the MOS common inisquoe&
ton in the Engngh language, respond
ed the purist. 'rheard the late Roscoe
Conkling say once that he won q b.
ket of wine from Clement L. vallandlg
ham on that quotation He wagsreo
that Mr. vallindigham could not I'd
what the correct words were, nor -
wrote them. nor when they were ~
Ten. And he won on every point No.
put yourself In Hr. vallandi9hnns
place. What would you havs donsF
II should have dscllnsd 10 maks -
bst" sAid the inquiativs msmbeE :.
"And l." 'and L" eams 6oo G
paxts Of the room
'sBut should not" "a ths -
"'whsn Greeks jolnsd 0sDsk4 90
was the tug Of waP b ths sogses1 g.
| tation. II was wEit>sa b. Na1han|
LsA IN EnslIahman abous ~ =
| 100" y
"Dd you svR - \ qn0es1 -
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05

1 'ss aggregates $500, 900. Two firemea
q. G. Robinson and Lieut.. Patrick
COughlin, We're killed.
The upper Hudson in .r' zen and it
Ia showing in the northern part Of
New York.
George Burgess killed Alice McKin-
ley at WilliamsTort, KY, and ives
killed while resisting arrest.
The Duluth trunk factory was com
pletely gutted by fire Wednesday
night. The lass WAS about $4,000;
insured.
An explosion OF celluloid Wednes.
day night IN the Smokers Articles
store at 81 Leonsrd street. New. York.
caused $4,000 dAmsge.
The president has appointed Ever.
EFT b. Sanders register of the land
office at Wausaw. Wis.,, and Ro bert
H. Johnson receiver of public monies
at the sans place.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
Hence at Pine Ridge.

PINE RIDGE, 8. D.. Dec. S.-Intspsa
silence and dsrness prevails over ouI
surroundings tonight. The high
officials say that we eat . few more
meals this side ef the bad lands. The
Sixth and Eighth regiments will be
nlling the only gap (near Fort Meade,
and Gen. Miles great military circle
will be complete within twenty-fouI
houra
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
Rev. Fisher Acquitted.

FARGO, Dec. 3.-This morning be.
fore Judge Mule any, Rev. Wm. p.
Fisher was acquitted Of the charge Of
forgery and Of intent TO defraud Mayor
r. E. Fleming.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1890-12-05

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