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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

/ The teachers Of Bsinbridgc Up. held
their fret institute a. ~ public school
building - jasper, Novel,. 1891.
| The institute was called 10 order by
the PRECEDENT. Mrs. u. "A. Gutgssii. q
. 30 !. n. sfter which she delivered ~
address sisting The object Of institu'es.
The roll Us then called 20 which the
teachers responded with quotations from
Dry ant and Irving.
The dsst subject "Opsning Exercises"
was psesensed o. NJ. Theo. Stephenson.
who handled tho subject 10 "a able man
Iner. giving many good methods - 10 the
manner 10 which schools shouId b
Opened.
The next subject sCourss OF Study"
|by Geo. w Nohr. VS. thoroughly de-
|cussed bv tho institute.
niss Maggie A. Wilson next gave
very interesting talk on Theory and
Pfsctice.' which. II followed By The
teachers in their school rooms will be
found Of incaIculsble service.
An essay by Miss Alice Melchior 90
ing over the outline q given in Town
chip Institute Work In : very perfect
and inisllible manner.
The program for The morning having
been completed the institole adjourned
ill } rs p. q.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Opened BY . song, "Ob, What Friend
have 10 Jesus."
.Reading' 81 Prof. 7. X. Douehsrsy
OF jasper high school. The Prof il bic
amiable and entertaining way pre-
sented the suhject In such : manner q
viii long Be cherished BY those present
Miss Mary r. smith gave very inter-
esting talk on General Topics.r in
which che presented many good points !.
80 70 signals, seating the pupils, and
taking care OF school properly.
The subject Psychology" VS. pre-
sented BY +. L. Bctz, and general die
cussiOn ensued % to The different ways
Of ventIlsting : school room.
visitors present, Mrs.. Alice Green.
Mise Maggie Corn, Mr.. Kerr TrayIor.
PROGRAM FOR NEXT INSTITUTE.
Theory and Practice'-M Maggie A.
Wilson; "Young Peoples Reading Cir
cle"-F. l. Beta; "Problems'-Theo
"Amesicau Literature
Alice nelchior; Reading" Prof T. X.
DoUgherty ''Citizensaip'-Geo. WI
Nohr; "HissOry"-M A. Sweeney
school Sapplies"- Mary X. Smith
I" Advanced SpelIing"-M. A. Guiessil n
Sources Of Failure B. A. Cooper. i
The institute adjourned 10 meet on
Dec. -. 1891.
=. a. GUrosELL, Pres.
GEO. w. NOM, sec'y.
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We have no doubt that several alleged
Democrats IN the last Legislature will ind
Themselves at home 10 the new alliance
party. We trust that the Democrats 81
Indiana now fully realize The WELDON Of
The Seminole objecti0g when Il did to
managing the Democratic party on third
party principles. Ind. Sentinel.
The Sentinel Il no doubt right IN lie
objections TO part Of the alliance plat
form for instance. tho sub tressury
folly, and the ownership Of railroads.
The adoption Of either one OF these By
the government would Be highly lnjuri.
Gus u farmers and other occupations =
we'll. But Why Democratic should b.
driven from their thrice expressed prin.
ciple Of Tree coinage Of silver, slmply BE-.
cause another party he also found VIE
don 10 Il, is more than many Thousands
81 Democrats can understand. and being
believers 10 : party Of principle. thoy
viii not vote for candidates known uotI
. b 10 harmony with them. even ri
hey are forced 70 "wiuter their votes. ri
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Electric Bitters.

This remedy il becoming 90 vol
known and 80 popular % to need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sing the same song OF
prsise. "A purer medicine hoes NOT exist
and il IL guaranteed 10 do al that il
Electric Bitters will cure al
diseases Of the liver and kidneys, will
remove Pimples. B0ils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused BY impure blood
viii: drive Malaria from the system
and prevent as we'll % cure eli Malarial
fevers- For cure Of Headache. Consti-
patton aud Indigestion try Electric Bit
tcrs = Entire essisfaciion guaranteed. or
money Tefuudsd Price 50 cts. and 81
per bottle 81 Martin rriedman's Drug
Store. s.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

II IL well with the nation, however
that stops one day 10 its
may course 10 give thanks 10 the Al
mighty for His mescies and His many
blessings 10 mankind. For centuries
nave the Catholic and Episcopal churches
Aux apart one day In the year, when none
.ss teen appointed BY civil authorities.
give public thanks 10 God for His
SAness 10 the children OF men. And
Va wonder that 81 churches have not
owed the good example Of these two
Hen they read the beautiful admoni.
MA OF the gifted Psalmist:
0 give thanks unto the Lord; call
on His name make known His deeds
long the people. Sing unto Him.
w psalms unto Him; talk ye al OF thy
androus works.
X Lord, how manifold orc Thy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

State Chairman Jewest has iesued :
call for Democratic Conventions, In
counties and disiricss. to be held a coun-
~ seats 10 counties st one o'clock, Sat-
urfsy, January 2, 10 appoint delegates
10 the district convention. TO be on the 9Th
Of January, for the purpose OF choosing
new State committee.
The district convention In this districs
viii Be held q Washington, Ind, and
each county 10 entitled 10 one delegate
for every two hundred votes cast Tor
Matthew for Secretary Of State ct the
lest election, and one for any fraction
exceeding one hundred votes Dubois
will be entitled to twelve delegates. The
State committee thus chosen Il called to
meet 10 indianapolis on the Goth OF Jan
sry, for the purpose Of organization.
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Minutes Of the Marion Towns hi
lns tttute.

1
The first session OF The Marion Town.
ship institute was held ~ the Sirasman
school house. Nov. IA. 1891, with I'll the
t.achers present except one.
The houso wss called 10 order BY the
President q 10 30 .. m. Roll IVES called
b. the Secretary, and tho teachers re-
sponded with quotations from Bryant
Irving and Cooper.
Tho 6rst subject, Opening Exercises,
was given bv 1rs. Kate Dudine. She
showed The i'm pOrtsnce Of opening eKer.
else, and the interest children took in
them.
Course Of Study was next given By
Miss Ella DilIon. show ing the value Of
the course, and The help Il will b the
next year.
The next was . paper on American
Literature By Miss Mary Teder. The
subject was we'll handled. and I'll pres
ent felt benefited b. having heard Il.
Reading WAS next presented BY Mics
Maggie Corn. who understood her sub.
ject thoroughly. II vas sfterward dis
cussed b. the Institute q to The best
method Of conducting . reading Lesson,
and the best way to awaken 90 Interest
10 . class.
The next subject, Language. vas given
By Miss Josie smith, II was made clear
and interesting 70 I'll.
General Topics were then given By
Mr.. Heschede, giving biz reasons WHY :
teacher should b early Ct school The first
morning.
The subjects we're then assigned TO
the teachers. and the Institute adjourned
70 meet q the Beckmann school house,
Dec. ~, 1891.
Mas. KArE DUDrxE, Precedent.
ELIZA DLLIN, Secretary.
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National Democratic COMMITTEES
Meeting.

8. r. Sheerin. secretary Of the national
dem ocrstic committee and ex-ofIlcIo sac.
retary OF the executive committee Of that
body. has, by direction Of Senator Brice,
Issued = call for : meeting OF
the executive committee ~ the ArlInR-
ton hotel, Wsshin gton, ID. G., Dec 8,
1891
The executive committee Il composed
o. twenty i've members OF the national
COMMITTEES.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

I'VE must work, organize and edu.
cate" Gov. Hill aid 10 one OF bic terse
and sdmirabIs jolliflcatisn speeches q
Albany. Let 10 not be deceived b.
over-con6deOce. Over.confdence he
lost more political battles then lrescherv
Eternal vigilance 10 The price OF being
on top 10 politics. The Democratic
party 10 the party OF liberal ideas: Il r.
veres the constitution; Il preserves me
personsl liberty OF the citizen; Il % hon
ct Ia its professions; Il fuIniIs il
pledges; Il respects the right OF labor !:
4 opposes monopoly; Il hates fraud
Hypocrisy end can't II 10 : growing
party. lie Democracy u bold and -.
gressive. Let us only b true 10 our.
selves. and We can next year redeem ~
national government from longer Re.
publican misrule."
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

NOTICE r. hereby given TO owners Of
~ al adjoining land. and I'll persons
interested, that will proceed with The
County Surveyor Of Dubois county. On
NOV. ~. 1891. 70 run The lines end e.
tsblish the boundaries and corner ii
section twensy.four t2l), town one III
north, range elk co. west, in Dubois
county, Indiana. The intermediates lines
viii also BE- run and the corners e.
tabIished q the same time. Those 10.
terested sre expected 70 be present q
that time.
This survey wss postponed from Nov.
10, 1891, on account OF bad weather.
Nov. 30. 1891.
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DIRECToRs !:
AN OFFER no IA nm 11S.
THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER
Jasper Courier for NJ OOi

A. will b seen by adv. IN snotbe,
column We ofIer the Courier" and ~
Progressive Farmer the Official oresr
o. the +. N. b. A., together Tor &c. Nov
y me time TO subscribe. or course. Y
these terms, Il 10 cash 10 advance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

.v'f ne Jasper Courier
Jasper Town BOARD aud Good
Sidewalks.
po,ro. r...
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k 80" - '"s''ss .nsse-
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-"hh,.t j .. 1871. s.u 49,
H. ,".r 49, s"u unco"se'ous
s.o- s",,;. ''s'. 49, NO., ~
s.e.s ~ y" $50 "1ss ~,
s'rs..sa.S 80 ~. oo'"t -
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49,. 80 S''0uss'o" soous -
LOCK 20 ?. - Fstner. what sre we
soi"e 20 90 ABOUT sns Sidewalk queesion
ena genera improvements, which y
oe'"e com P's'neo o. oy most OF inc jas
per people
2. A.-weli' boys am 10 qusndsry
concesn'nG TINS question. snd. therefore,.
oont know what 70 ssy: u . true. J
1coso nke 20 see more improvements
x0ine 80, ous an not ~ savor o. any
sn'ne soss would % detrimental % you
00ys.
Aosoony-Lssy sne sloewMk ques'ion
Iu'esoce' LEI everybody make
s'ue .s'ss snss wsnt tnem' sno Iet DINER
people s'one' LOOK o my piece. Tor In
esence. ! would have TO make grade
o seve!st vees. wnicn would cost con-
s;oereo'e' eoo' oes'oee. ! would have :
n'sn emosn k@en! 10 'front.' u my mouse,
wn'cn wouid mske " inconvenient 20
~ ous 20 tne eseet, 80 swase Of the
49, snse ny neIenoore oo the same
s.seI. ~ - mvor q grazing H.
wou'u ,svor zee ! wou'd NOT pave
- ss"s g mucn. Dont you msnk,
.ee' NV rssson 20 .scks Or wnst
20 y"u o,vS 20 ~ soeut ~
1sve uosn'nk 20 - 20 Fegero
20 tn's' out ! wsnt 70 make : suggestion
..er you ees 'n'ouen o'scusssne TINS
s'Ds' fus,'Iou' - - ne.r rom JOCK.
DocH ~ u ssvor Q. improvements
~ o.e. ny nu"'s"e ooo's, wnscn cover
-ouus -. u:'kee'. Pr. % ~: %.
w"u.o "ot sske 70 ne'p eh'otce 1ew mat
w"u'u. PernsPs. snJure : orotner' Let
y ness rom yosepn.
1881. 70" nsvs mucn 20 ~
Ioout ~ Lock expressed my eenti-
=. AL. = ro..,his NJ
IA T-s.s - -, 80 - $780,.
8 K-WeIl M;ts -, - 49, 80
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NOTICE!

NOTICE 10 hereby given the stock
- holdere Of the Rockport, Evanston
St. Meinrad and Ferdinand Railroad
Company, that . meeting Of said stock.
holders viii Be held In Rockport, Indi.
ana, on Monday, December 9Ist, 1891
sor The purpose Of eIecting Directors sos
aid Company for the ensuing year, and
the transaction Of other business.
DIRECTORS:
JoHS g. EI0ExxAN. TBonAs r. HARpY.
SIDNEY W. 0ToCKISo. JOHN g. ZsNxscn.
= ESRY KRAnER, JoBN BrKDEwxorr.
SIMEoN JAsAPH. 0EoRGR WANDLr.
CHARLRs LIEB.
Nov 30 l69l-3w.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

D Minneapolis gets the next Repub-
licsn national Notwithstanding been
chosen on the BIB ballot IN tho COMMITTEES.
Time June 9Th.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

The faithful Of the {. o. p. were called
from several townships last Thursday
BY personal solicitation from Post Ma.
ter Schroeder. to meet Chairman G owdv,
OF their State Committee 10 Hunting.
burg. and have . general consultation
over HarrisoO's chances for . re-n0mIna-
ton. The attendance filed DR.. McMa-
'hsn's Office comfortably full, aud the e.
oQuent chairman addressed them COL
iectively, after talking TO most or them
individually. Ofcourss he praised Hsr-
rison's naturalization. and the benef-
cence Of protection and reciprocity. and
urged liberal donation OF money. and :
certainty Of delegates 10 secure the Pres-
ident'e reconciliation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

0The wasrick County Fsrmers' n.
etisu'e will b held November 30th aud
December lot.
What he become Of The Dubois
County Farmers IDstiiute. Brother Al.
derson?
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

County superintendent French q
introducing : new braach In the schools
Of The county = American Literature.
y will finally Be put 10 I'll The schools.-
Mt. Vernon Democrat.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27
AL'kk1 = BONNET. EDWARD BoHSsn
JASPER UNION: FLOUR MILLS!

BoHxERr BRorHERs having purch. "a
the above welI-kDown Mills. have ksd
them thoroughly overhsuled. aud a.,
nov prepared to make the best
Patent Roller Flour
ever made in Dubois county. TIE
Pearl Belle IL strictly straight grade
|of fret quality. Our Family Flour |,
4 brand that for its quality cannot ,e er.
'ceiied. We solicit the custom Of Fam
ers. and will be ready at oil times 10 81.
change flour for wheat Il the highs.,
market price.
BRING Us YoUR wheat, and &c viii
pay Won cash ell the market viii ALLOW.
CORN NEAL always on hand to sell
or exchange. Bran and Shipstun Al he
lowest market price. Give us . frls.
and We will try 10 please you
Mills on the North side Of Jasper. on
18th and Mill streets.
BOHNERr BROTHERS.
Jasper. Nov. z. 1690-v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-11-27

COFFEE, 0YsTEaS, sAN0W CHEs, ETC
The undersigned hiss opened restau.
rant 10 bic house on Fourth and Jack con
streets. Jasper. and will ~ pIeased n
furnt sh customers. q al times, With
meals or any ssiables which the market
anords. Please give me . trial.
GEORGE w. BRosExER.
Nov 8. 1891 III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Mr.. Berthold Ullman, who left here
about a mouth ago, is at present in
Washington, d. C., where he and his
brother, also an electrician, today
open n store on Pennsylvania avenue.
Their attractions will be an electric
target, OF which B. Ullman il the in
ventor, aud which has been discussed
in our columns too often to Deed fur
ther comment, and an electric base
ball game, Of which his brother Is The
inventor. This game we will briefly
explain. A target, In the shape Of the
figure Of \ baseball player, il connect
ed by electric cables with a miniature
diamond. on which is placed q bats
man at the home plate, In the attitude
Of striking a bali. When the target Is
hit by a baseball at certain pOiais the
batsman drops his bat, and runs
around the b. ses, the force of the hit
determining whether he makes a one.
two or three base hit or 4 home run.
Ullman Brothers have already dis
posed Of two Of these ingenious in
ventions and they are making a great
hit. Mr.. b. Ullman 3 as yet unde-
termined as TO whether be shall re-
main in Washington OF return % this
city.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Capt. Cameron and wife, who have
spent one or more winters in this 10
c lily, hunting big game; arrived from
Englcnd on sunday aud are for the
present qulrtersd tt the Mcqueen
house. The captain and mis- wife are
expert aud fearless hunters, who fcl
low the chase for the sport there is ia
IL. Thy have killed game both large
and small Boz an quarters Of the globe.
and their hams in "Nierr'e r gllDd'
Is -aid 10 De pr1flsely decor ,-ed with
trophies Of their skill. Ga their Las
trip here Mr.. Ctmerp1, &c viii be re-
mem5pred. Distinguished her-elib by 3D.
nini-'eung the coup dc grace 20 O.
she bear while 90 a rorh
side trip. They start this morning
for Fri CoRg-haIps rarch, wher-
they msl,e their first camp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day for
the production Of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
iued and e Syrup of Figs vas first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, "a is
the only remedy which is truly pleas
ing and refreshing TO the taste and
promptand effectuAl to cleanse the
system gently in the springtime or in
fact, at any time. and the better 1t is
known the more popular II becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Louis Payette, who j. just down
from the Cheyenne camp at Lame
Deer. reports everything moving
smoothly With the old crowd Of Indi-
ans, but says tn Pine Ridge cOntiu-
gent are much disposed n make
trouble. On the ln-t beef issue day,
the India1s rsf1-f d u take their beef
because they wer- not allowed the
privilege ofktlli1g the beeves on the
run. Toe beef was finally taRen By
the other Indians, aud no dCub- the
p ne Ridge buffers got their share,
but vi ! surely be- repeat ths same pro.
grsmm- next is-us day. The scheme
70 have their beeves turned loose and
kill them on The run il doubtless with
a view o. render common the killing
Of cattle on the rang aud 30 up
the many depr dations committed b.
these Indians on the range beef.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

For the cure Of the Inflammation
and cong estion called "a cold in the
head" there is more potency In Ely's
Cream Balm than In anything else 1t
IL possible TO prescribe. This prepare
ton has for years past been making .
brilliant success as a remedy for cold
In the head, catarrh and hay fever.
Used in the initial stages Of these
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

DR.. Adams, who occupies DIR. Whit
ney's Office during his absence, says
dental work Is coming in faster than
be can attend to il, and he is now
obliged 10 make appointments several
days ahead. His painless method Of
extracting II well spoken Of and hose
Wishing him to do dental work should
call early. n make an appointment,
as his time is limited with US.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03
Dated ~
I'd 1891

The terribly aggravated form Of influenza,
which physicians on the continent Of Europe
designate A. ia grippe seems 20 have effect
ed a permanent lodgment on this side Of the
Atlantic. Il makes it, temperance as soon
as the cool weather sets 10. and not infrequent-
ly during the summer months. In the spring 10
its rampant. Nothing checks its first attack or
50 c1ectually counteracts ius subsequent raw
ages a. Hostetter'- stomach Bitters. The f1rti-
fing. inyigorsting influence Of that beuihcent
tonic protects the system against the dangers
which be~et "a feeble physique aud a weakly
constitution consequent nuon abrupt transit
tious Of temperature. It diTuses a genial
warmth through the diaphragm. which is the
BEST corrective or prevcuriveo Of q chill and is a
means of noutralriuE -hc effect ~ exposure ina
damp or rigorous weather. To dyspepsia. liver
complaint, co-tiieue--. rheunati.m, malarial
and kidney trslbIe- ir s newer rs-orred 90 With
out good n~--ult-.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Fred Schmalsle has leased his sa-
loon and restaurant t9 Billy Melon
aid and Badly Bennett, who took pcs
session Of the establishment Sunday
night, and IL will be run by them in
the future. MT. Schmalsle will leave
for some point in Idaho soon on a tour
of insI ectiou.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

An organized club Of youngsters
started around town Saturday night
to see how much mischief they could
do. After changing movable articles
around aud letting down all the awns
ings and switching signs, they retired
to their homes, very much pleased.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03
Proposals for Supplies for County Poor
House.

Proposals for Supplies for County Poor
House.
Sealed proposals will be received by
the undersigned until - o'clock noon
Monday. November ID. 1891. for the
following supplies to be furnished at
the poor house, Custer county, Mon
tana:
Six toni # hay, bqled or otherwise.
Fifteen hundred pounds Of potatoes.
One hundred pounds II OniOus.
One hundred aud ffly pounds Of
cabbage.
All bids must he marked Proposals
for Supplies for County Poor House."
and addressed to the Undersigned.
BY order Of the Board Of County
Commissioners.
A. H. SwERDFIGER,
Clerk Of the Board.
Dated 1T Miles Guy, Mont, October
I'd 1891.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

F. NJ. Schwartz has retired from the
hotel business and removed To a pri-
vate ~re-ldencs In the north end Of the
city. G. F. Kelly. the well-known
Of the Merchants hotel in this
city, will take Mr.. Schwartz's place at
the European as proprietor.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03
"A. McLaIne of Glendlve Is in the clty

A. McLaine OF Glendive ls in the city
waiting for the delivery Of one thou
sand yearlirg ewes that he has pur-
chased through Geo. Myers. Mr..
McLaine says Glendive IL better than
ever II was-nOt an empty house In
town and all the merchants doing a
good business.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Boston & civilians desire to inform the
public that they are engaged In the
wood business, and hereafter will be
pleased to receive orders fer stove wood.
They guarantee to furnish first class
wood, and would like to receive a share
ofthe public patronage. Orders may be
left at this Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

The new schedule Of the Northern
Pacific passenger trains takes effect to-
day, and a. usual Miles City il compli'
mented with two dsv trains, the east
bound train passing through at li:5O
In the morning aud the :west-bOund
train at 9OS in the evening.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

complaints Cream Balm prevents any
serious development Of the symptoms,
while almost numbeIless cases are on
record Of radical cures of chrome a
tsrrh, after all other modes Of treat
ment have failed.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

After a chilly aud uncomfortable
Sunday, the sun came out strong and
warm yesterday, and IN n nearly all
day m a cloadlsss sky.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Major Camp treated Miles City To
another Temperance lecture last Eight,
which was well sttended. Major
Camp sayz he will be here another
week yet, and would like every bar
tender and drinker 70 come.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Billy Gordon, the local man Of the
JOURNAL, il coDfin.d TO the house by
at attack Of gastritis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Thos. JohnstOne, John Walker and
Mr.. Jennet Johnstone were in town
yesterday from Alzada proving up on
their claims.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Henry Cops, who has been acting
in The capacity Of foreman Of the
: otdard cattle for The Murphy Ca tie
Company, left yesterday for the east
and Trxa. ln oattIe intsre-ts.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

Moran & Co. make a very handsome
display Of winter robes in their show
wiudIw. \ noble elk head Il T. very
%a.LractLve r-a-ure Of the di.play.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

The section hands al tots pl ce were
engaged yesterday 10 citing up
a new switch 50 the depot, the former
one being 10 old and rusty that il did
not work good.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-11-03

The Livingston electric light COM
pany has increased its capacity By
the addition of a thirty-hve light arc
dynamo.