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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Or GaOwag'5
SdriapGriilia,t &eIolDcmt!
0o5 grOBe 8lutrcini9nn95s0Iitt
3ur Soeiluu9 auer dlroriIdcn &raufbeiteu.

CUR seiIuu8 auer d,roniIden Sraufbeitcu.
Gfroriter gibeumatismus itrop6ulOie getocn. riis
isHgtitmuit trO1cHC5 NuitciH, SgCbseicea. ytuGenz
tUItH, SgspeDBe, CNlIt0ibUamW, GeitUugs Ncs
itUIe, ouittrani9eitcH, Sitt QgafsJhHt eH9,Ite
Itdntlclt, >aiiiEB, Ntoatlils, >tIDtnoiudt IL T. 10.
Grfsltumgen muo Sdlmer!eu III oer 9Hnge
gebeiu.
&fbrnnb, g2isc, 81. 0ooem6er 1883.
Sr. Ra RaDpuu ISeriger S,trr Sd uUlit ,ibHe7
Itl0E GH9it elGlgc SecH sum tote }bree SGriagarts
piahl I'D o!eie5 UtltisI u. 2lmmerMoEn IN Eulton-
7d, UEr., Der mir Gin iGE9Idbyl9er ,SreuRo qeueieH
mar, uHo ugit llG Ear 6 TEN bencIt5 Dtlt2l lc1cu
Glt&ItuHg lno SdmgucE IN Der %r9s gste. 81 D,rs
udt2 es uuo o0zt!e mir oGHE uletmai5. tlEjuiuqeEo
oa5 Is fslH bgers5 1ll:tsi gegeE tlt'e atautbeien
gebc, UHo lett sWpTtlI .r e. itlHen BgIlcntsH ttl
empfa5I e5 aud pGH. %irJn, el1tm Apotbstsr in
SUatoHrd, uno egt 53.t tr e5 1CJ.ihl. IN aVp'sI
ton, SSlsc, luutoe tt nit czsm lgHgsH 0!aruc be-
taHEI, ott ciHcH liE'TeH vIiRn hltts, mo Uoa 0gu
TdH beIrttete, oo3 x Die Zhnlnoiutt t,fammsE
fUulot G0 rTQI1It ,i6T zCJugdyILllUa FgiuiUgEts
mo Lan elHi3c1 5slt iI9 ID I'm Jll1 UHo atiAEo -
oLLdte Illf naTm olt 6Grb uuo i1Gie min onR =
eRHe MIN lest bcGrGtsH isiH uIroe. Gy bat ltE s5g
ltEci 9ebetIt. %or Erlsi5Hr iahs,eha AGhrcH l-uI
S.H |'NHH W mir lin Sg.gttD UH0 '1lt3 oGB ielAe
gtau a.! eEem Nucr it,e; cr tht'a Sue 4-t.te nssz
iAat' aoeF opEc SyiC!l. ~ cWc'ahi ,f.r <GJ'ag9suz
Ian, HHo rdb tlrlleH EaasH mar lle gg'HEo 2Str1
Slnoer buitcr, 70 n eire E5s a77I9. ne lH tten.
so oTu0c HotwGls mClH S-i.suEca i5er hlels GTsEti
aus uEo flHH mn fgoem TltHt7 otslcte Tn Heuit 5u
BADEN; IL Dcr6litt IN UIt.c5 GGIea cine ltJlUlIs
RTaHthgit II. Z 10.
Sa 6a6sr bei Qpotlstcru. 81 Die ,5iaife
II BGoDGq u 80, Gr. 30, Aausa.y1Be,
BEN 9oIf
Eg-gnbas gubIifum.--G - G'e5et iJtbtr Epo pera
Ianst tiaorpap,s uHo k9et oct @asGs'vsE1 ga SsI
IL h~ss ST. taaiE. Ga!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
SGmer5elt- &eirmiftef,

peIheS ioiort bic martcrnoicu ct5mcreu niat. Gnts
jHoua5cR IHocrt uuo S0HlCuoreu bcl,t, 90 lc in oet
yIrGe, oem Niagen, ben GtuaemeIoeH oocr ioEii8sH
Srdieu ooCr STllHcu 'yEo. GlEc NHuCHouG1 0eEgJt.
STHeIl % turlrt en- bJlbcr bis 81 eHcE 4leea
loiie po ii ciHem C'ld. lSalier in UeuilCa Gd7aten
trdutpig, lauren UlG9cE uCbeIfet, GJbreheH, SOoz
6rsHHeH, YcJuoitat SillGiOi9tclt, 8opUCb, EiGrz
rboe, SoIa &IlgUH8eI GEo clc iHHerIIte1 3raHt5eis
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gtnacid,m1.aeeltc 0bineicu.

Nntl an6, &t., %. Sull.--0te &hines
isu, meld)e i'll Sraniliu, ST., iibsr bic cana
biide @renSe glidmug9elt puroen, iinO nah
Canada Suriifgeltitt morben. Sic ia9en,
ile isien aui Der canadian. Yacific- -Sabn"
mad GOnauSpIlle, S.uebec, gebrad)t uno pon
bort in einem Gefdbrt iiber pie GreuSe g.z
idDmuggelt worOen. 9Sie eS beibt, iieFt man
leoeu Sountag III ben 9rOBeren StdOten
ldusS Der canaOiden Grenie Gbtueien,
melte bann WontagS perid)ntnOen. Sie
mer0eu Don d]ineiiidlen &Qld)ern beberberqt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Sii6tcr SDn6.

Sen6erion, Sera5, %. 3uli. -
Gin 9tescr, 9tamens QSm. Sobnlon, II
Sabre alt, uuroe 9eitcrn BON eincm be-
waifneten Solfsbauien aus Dem @ez
fan9niB 9ebOlt umo an einem Saume
aehQnat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
nnb Sic iucrDcn reid.

Ysatten, Rattem 10, 121s, 134a, Is, IS, %
Cents bic g)aro.
eBroB. smprmaer Natten 81 bas Stid.
$780,
9innene 3rpgetts, sroBe SaeoE, 81 oGs Stid.
ART-SQUARES aLer Groben po1 S3 an.
9bitrmattcn 20 Cts; 6nBfiMcn (ottomans)
IS cts.
GSeben Sic iiter, bot Sic nod, Dem rihtsen 9Iate
fOumeH bestben Sic feineH Srrtbum; MAIDEN Sie iItb
fiei,n srobeI Sommsruert0ui Su ytusen uno pcrseeu
Gle niht be yumner 415, Sn=Saltimor.=,
nabe 4aBitrabe.
Sc&uts =. Gad)ntatt e. Sruoer.
IS gBGbrcEb Der Commemorate piro unier
eGbeH nbr yiodmittGss, Samitags nm II ubr
Gtenes ecihlpleE (165-D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
GS Tarb

ON 23. SuIi tSrau Rofa 5orotbea 5roie in 80.
stotaslabre. Die SeeroisEns pirp plteT aHgsBslst.
(175)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Srei fit SIGnner.

Cir pertlpoa,s Sup lb.r Oi. priat. unS 5.iIuus
oIer GrIeH Don -
Ncrpenidjpaflc,
gefblehtlideH seloen, ShpdhcUftaEoeu uao aaocren
StaIfbeiteH prlpeter uHo 1ouuna5 55eeurtJer Jfatur
bel pidnneII. GtidIoieu portOIreI perGHot. liau
ibrelbe an
Dr. H. TREsHOW. SIR a22. Sroao.sas,
NttS.lS&lSl SspsAays.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
ataIaru in ibrfn pcrflbieOcRrn efors
mrn 9rbcilt nnO perbRtft.

IS stc6t fciH NsiImittcl in Der gGelt, ueIes Tcts
eliiebCr uHo ole GHOcrCH mGldrIiteH biOsH urb tus
figcu 5iebcr nit 0ulie goH RaOluap'o Slugu 10
idJEe1 beilt, els 9lao,Udn'o Ncaop 9iclicI.
u. II. n tIyrt HIbt HIr oCu NIT l}GlGrIl TCdaitea
ten, IoH0erE UcEH yeie. Ueldt Gem UGlaTl'+cu GIrtc
% Lyopien GeGou JtsleI in S&E''cr ct1rlbmcH EHo
oulei eiEeu SrattI ciieH, UgIoeH e c6lm }Hlr uUIs
beusCH.
50 Gt5. biz 6laitc. gu 6aben lei ggot9atsra.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
NtDu,lsn9S ScT0Sueroets.

Jaomno'S Jicao0 %cIic tictet cine aur iur ebe 2rt
UOH StmercH, &urcrtlH3cr, S.uctiturgeH,
Shmerle1 in Dem 4tItc7, Der EIuit mo
ben GeoerH. Is max oa5 erie
uHo ~ bG5 cIHjigc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
sraurioes SnOe eiues Spd,,ettsei:cs.

g8ien, II. Suli.-gin '3auS in &clteus
ban, Nt6breu, III Dem cine !ood)Seit fatt
fauo, muroe beutt pom <B geuofen uuO
Scrit0rt. 3wet Ycrionen muroen get0btet
uuo iIber so mcbr OOer wenlger idwer rer
lest.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gtne ,u,tmoerbarc operation.

EeOria, SU., p. Sull. = pr.
2ouiS s. 9tottermaun, Ser ioebcn aus
9bicago suriiftcbrte, lit BORT elmer punz
berbaren Operation 9liiflid unterS Sogen
porben. ST mar Elm Balia9ier Oe5
9tiasara grpreBiuscs, uelder por bier
Subren beiGbatauOrtb perunsliidtc, uno
erlttt i6were SerleBunscn am &Opfe.
Seitbem lit CT beitanoig an &Opfidmers
sen. SIM lceten 9tOuember fiel linn bci'm
S9naujen ein fart perroiteter 9tagcl
aus Ocr 9taic, uno iest babcn 9ler3te in
Chicago cin Il 3Oll langeS unO : 3Oa
bifes Stiif Sol; aus Oem oberen Sbeile
bcr 9taie ncbcn oem liuten slu9e emt<
fernt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
bic tron,6ti,de strbeiterze omn,i,tlon.

8ariS, 81. Suit. - Die Ar6ettr Som.
million wro SpeSial GomIte'5 erucuneH
meld)e ibcr StaGt8reguluuOuen be;iiglt
Der 2lrbeltsitHnoen, Die 2ultelluug BON }rz
beitern bur6 Oen Staat mn Die aui 2lrbei;cr
unO Arbeltgeber beiligIldeU @eieEe bera-
then iollen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23

Yuenos< Apres, %. Sult. - G8 II
bier be gtad)ritt eingcrOHeu, ouB cine 2ln-
Sabl Soloaten, DE bel Gorricute8, Der SaIpt.
Itaot Der Yrouius gleideu 9tameuS, Itatios
nirt iinp, il6 gegcu Die &egIeruHg erbobsn
batten. Die 9febeleu wurOeu idlteBlib uu-
teroriidt unb Die 6Ibrer Der 2lufitanOiseu
Oerbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gmropaiid,e Gabel6eri6te.
&aiier @iibelm bciud)t pas Horofap.

&briitiania, %. Suli. - aaiier SSil=
helm beitieg geitern oas gtorbtop, ben u0rO-
lidliteu Yuuft Guropa's, welhss auf Der
Sniel Magsr0 gelegen 1T, mel6e burf einsn
idntalen Nanal pom 6eitlauDe gtoruegcn's
getreuut lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Sur lln,crOrnduus OCT 1ruuteubeit.

Gerltn, p. Sull.-Gln Velep sun lluterz
oriiduug Der Srunlcnbelt muO I'M &uuOeS-
ratb uOrbcrcitet. Der AOiier nlmmt pO8
Iebbafteite SntcreTie al Dem Ylau mo bat
beiobleu, bNB ibm aui ietuer 9telie &erid)te
iiber Die 6ortId)ritte beiielbeH gema1t per-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
$ain's sroBarttse SarEsGmng oeS
Jiagara=j j ATS,
III SiIber idIiHcrno.
Ssisrfunos,pansts GcntS
SSrein,eurcriSmeS.

SIM ampbit9eoter %eIcste eite so Gents = lei
atibrrt, gir 13, Noro=GbarIesinaBe. (174)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
1tnIuit, 81, iiceit !

Otuncie, Snb., %. Sult. Webr,
ais 1000 Beri ioneu, bic an Spirituaz
liSmuS 9lauben, baben bel Sbelterficlb
einGampmceting Or9anilirt, uno Der @rz
fols lit ein 10 groBarti9er, 0aB man BON
Ser Grridtun9 eines nSpiritualiitcnz
@oQess" ipri9t. gine berartige Slnz
italt beltebt icst in Sneioa, N.z2. Sine
Nn5abl rei6er Spiritualilten bat iid be-
reit srflGrt, aroBe geitrdsc fiir oaS 5u
erridtenbe Gollc9 gu seidnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gine @ntiubrune in sahSem.

Dresden, %. Suli. - Sn bem naben
MeiBeu perliebte iid ein iuussr Saufmanu,
9tamens SeBler, III SOiephue NaBer, Die
Sod)ter zines rei6en Seioeuz 6abrlfauteu.
9a getterer Die Gerbinbuus nid)t biutgts,
beitab SeBler oeu WaBer' den Sutiter,
uuo ais Die ib0ns Soiepbine zines Cages
cine alusfabrt mafte, eridieu SeBler auf
Der Slloilate uno entiiibrte Die @eliebte.
9iee ift ronautiif peraulast uuO bate
9iihtS gegen Die Gntiiibrung einsmuenreu.
9lu Der b0bmiidJeu GrensItation 8ooeubaa
erre9te oaS Yaar jeOOdJ Stroat)t, ourOe
ucrbaftet, uno nadOem iie gebeid)tet batteu,
Der Sater paOon beHadrlhtigt. 2ceterer
bate ni6tS Giligeres su tbun, ais iein
S0dterdeu mieoer naa 0aut su bolen, je-
bod niht, obuc erit porter Dem Gntiiibrcr
eine geb0ri9t Sradlt @rii9el ertbeiIt su boz
hon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
i. u. y.
9faDwQD'3
BcOOD Rc(icf.
Die biQi9tc un0 bette }lr3nci fir 6as
milicnsGjcbrou6 III Der l8clt.

5H 3eit uou elmer bis siroH}ia giiauter nas elmer
eIHmGitgen lrlInotteH 2HlUCRouE8 ucTIcblt e$ Hies
mails, StmereH iI llHoerH. l-EeJ.et me btltg uno
mGrlcyHo DE StmcrScH oer ourh Jtbeumutl5muS,
GeittdGert8te, GrtirdimHg, @TtrippeuHg, gieruoiis
tat, Nturdlglt ooer orh JEittge NraHt5eit Gr'hdjfs
ten dH kin mOlcH, HGOWGu5 JtcGoQ JttlltI Ucrida1t
iuIortl9e @rIelttcuH8. IS lIHoert olort EEo leiIt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23

0onoon, %. Sull.-0er brltiite Dam.
pier pSouoau," Don Sounp, oil Der gSeit-
fiiite Afrlfa'S, nad 2iperpool beitimmt,
rauutc am IS. Suli Gui Der 0obe pom Saboa
auT elnen 6ellen nno 9iug inter. Yaiia-
glere uuo 4olt murben all SorO bes 9am-
piers ne berbrO" sebradlt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Gin eiaenthiimIidler Vrpies.
y y
nus Sbile.

2onbou, 22. Suit. Nus Gbile iino
oia SuenoS 9(preS Die iDgcnoeu glUdribten
eingetrohen: pYrdNoeut &NlmaceOa bat i'll
&alparalio 9tt6aro &ommlng, ben SObH
zines GnglGnOerS, weldcr III Gbile gcbOren
muroe, ertieBeu IaIieu. Die Seidngnine
iluO nit HeriOncn Jeoes @cibledts mo Ill
terS geiiiut. 200 YeriOueu liegeH i'll Sal
parauO in GeidugniB. Die 6remOen er.
balten fsiuen Sd)uu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
/ Hobfrt @mmerih.

Serlin, %. Suli. : Ser Gomponif
9tubert Gmlnerid 1T in Stuttgart 9eitorbeu.
(Gmmerib, geb. AM %. Sui 1886 III Sd
nau, no iein Sater Suitiiratb mar, ituOrte
i'll Bonn 9ed)tswliieuifait, nebenbei aber
fleiBig Dtuiif, rat 1859 in ben Ntilitdro,enft,
nabm 1873 ais Sauptmauu ieiuen 9lbifieb,
I'M iid ganS Der aiuiit su wipmcn. 1873
ISIS lebte Ell Su Sarmtaot uno bradte
paielblt Die Sperlxu Sdmebeuise," ;" p&an
0gd" unO rAscanlO" sur Auiiibrung,
idlrieb aud Spei Spmpbouie'u, cine @ar=
tate: p0ulOigung benz 9eniuS Der S6ne,"
gieoer &C. 1873 bis 1879 mar Gmmeri6
aGpellmeiiter AM Staottbeatcr III Magbe=
burg; ieitoem ebte er III StuttQart.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1891-07-23
Eamp5crzS ouiGpit.

QonOo %. Suli.-0er oeutid)e 9am-
pier yltero," bon !Samburg nab ben Salt
lano5sSnieln beltinlmt, cOllioirte I'M &anal
nit benz britliden 9ampfer Stauiclifie"
unp murOe 10 ldlper belhGOigt, paB er iant.
NtcnI6enleben iinO uid)t Su betlagen.
fc;re gyi lito = ~ on alto -, gkrocut;u;e.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Intelligence reached here sunday
morning from Forsyth % the effect
that John Spein, a brakeman, had
been killed while making q coupling
on train No. 81, which was just max
ing preparations to pull out. The I'M
fortunate young man vas struck fairly
in the abdomen by the bumper and
only lived fifteen minutes after being
hurt. A coffin YVES ordered from this
city and the remains shipped TO Cedar
Falls, lows. his home. yesterday. He
bad just passed through Miles City
on No. SO = few hours prior TO the ac-
cident. He was well liked by all his
associates and atrusted employee Of the
cOmpeny.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Miss Adelaide Moore, who with a
dramatic company has been giving a
series Of perfoI of standard
plays at Butte and elsewhere In the
state. has concluded 20 cancel her en-
81 gements after her Helena dates Of
Feb. 8, 10 and II. In view Of the fact
that the lady has received the most
fiattering press notices in the Butte
papers, the following from the Ana
conda Standard falls like a wet blan-
ket and will undoubtedly seriously af-
feet her business at Helena: -
Bad IS Miss Moore may have been
as an actress, she was unmeasurably
superior TO her supporters, who showed
pretty poor taste In guying a poor
woman whose money they werespend.
ing and whose performance they per-
sisted In attempting TO make ten-fold
worse than IL would otherwise have
been.
Altogether Il seems like another
case Of James Owen O'Connor with
out Its laughable features. Next week
abe will return east and 20 to England.
Bozeman made the company an Of
fer Of q certainty to play shere one
night, but the offer was refused.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10
The World Enriched.

The facilities Of the present day foi
the production Of everything that will
conduce TO the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
tied and when syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known. as IT
is the only remedy which IL truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and efiectual to cleanse
the system gently in the spring time
or in fact, at any time, and the better
1t Is known the % popular it be-
comes.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

one acre Of ground, ploW u inchrs
deep, Thoroughly pulverize IT,, plant
his rows IS inches apart, thin out bis
rows to 4 TO 8 inches apart in the row,
keep the weeds down. keep the ground
moderately moist until thu midGle Of
July, there will be no trouble ia max
ing hi- beets average one pound
apiece. and he will then have p { -
on his acre. No person Of ordinary
ability can possibly spend more than
5 s tn raise an acre of beets. paying 40
in full for all team and msnual labor
performed thereon and hauling three
or four miles t. the factory.
But suppOsing through carele-sness
or inexperience, only One-half of the
above possibility be rai-sd, say Is ton-,
the product Of one acre would be
$3.50. and leave a net profit after
every team. man aud hoy i paid,
amounting to $3.50. The amount 81
profit Ter acre can be- increased by
skill ADD industry up TO $50 or $50, bot
very primary attention will pro-
duce q smaller amount. For tbs pro-
duct The market II provided; ca,h will
be paid for H.; there i 30 uncertainty
about selling yorr crop; you have not
got TO hunt for a chsnep 20 sell.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Cold and moisture combined have a tSsp5Tis-
ing effect upon tue b Oily organs. and the digef-
tive ard secretive processes are apt "a BE- more
tardily performed 10 winter than IN the fall. The
sane u tru-. alsO, Ofthe exerefory functions. The
bowels ars 0nen sluggish, ana The p3re1 81 the
skin throw Oh bu; little waste n alter az this sea-
son. The system, therefore, requires opening up
q little, and also purifying and regulating, and
the safest. surest and most thorough tonic and al
i~erative that can be usei for thes purposes Is
HOsteters stomach Bitters. Persons who wish
20 escape the Theutnauc twinges, the ~iyspeptio
ag0niaa, Lhe painful disturbance Of the bowels,
the billions attacks. and the nervous visifatiOcs
30 common atthis time Of the year. viii do well
. reinforce their systems with this reuOEne1
r~egetable siOmachic add invizorant. IL improves
the apostle, strengthens the stomach, cheers
the spirits. sni renovates the whole physique.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

A circular has beer issued BY the
Utah Sugar Co. wherein an appeal is
made to farmers 10 cultivate the beet
crop the coming season.
The following figures are given: they
propose to pay $3.50 per 1000 lbs. ton
Of bests deliver 4 at the factory. This
Is the largest price paid for beess In
any D It Of the world. II q farmer
viii take pains In the cultivation of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

1876, I read an a7cOunt IN the Tribune OF your
Cuticura Remedies. II described nv case 50 eN-
actiy. that I thought. a. a last resort TO give them
a Trial. When first appliea them ! vas 81 raw
and bleeding, from sersfching myself, but j went
aone for years. tho edecf was 80 soothing. In
about two weeks / could stand straight. but not
walk, ! vas 20 weak; but my s0re' we're nearly
edies cured me in about fix TO e ght weeks, and
up 20 this date Il. e., from January, lsIs, 10 Janu-
airy. $50 I have not been sick IN any way. o. have
ha1 the least signs Of the disease neabpesIing on
me. ". J. McDOSALD.
1892 Dearborn St, Chicago, H., June 30 81,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

DROPOsALs FOR WAGON TRANsPORTA
Il TlON.-Offce % Chif Quatermaster, De
par pent q Dakota. -aint Paul. Man.. ANU
AIRY 6.l gl--EALED PROPOSALS. for " gOn
Transportation required ia this department dur
ingths fiscal year, en- ling June 80, 1891, will be
received al this Office null Il o'clocs N. on sat
urday. the 7th dav Of Februsry, 1891. snd opened
Immediately afterwards in n presence Of bid
ders. BlanE forms or proposals., vita full m
situations 10 bidders, viii be furnished on appli-
baton 10 his Office, v. FUREY, Quar-
tsmsster. L. ;. A., Chief Quartermaster.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

George r. Milbnm
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Edward A. KreidleT. }

George r. Milbnm
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Edward A. KreidleT. \
To Be sold az sheriff sale on the 10th day Of
February, 1871. ar 2 o'clock 3 M, Al the nOrh
front DOR Of the court house A. Niles CITY, the
following described properly, t0Witi
Lots numbered 9 and 10, In block u, in Miles
CRY, Montana, according 70 . plet thereof duly
lied In the Office Of the recorder Of deeds Of said
Custer county, by the Northern Pacific Railroad
Company, and lots u, Is and Il Of block s lots 5
and 8 oil ock 4. lots ? and 10 OF block 5, lots 10, II
and ~ Of block 6, lOt u of block 3, lots 10 and II
Of biOck 10. lors 9 II aud y Of blOtkl2, lots / ? and
3 Of block IS. and lots l. 2 andS Of block l6. all Of
he above described blocks Except block - nd
lets in sane, being In the Park Addition TO Miles
City, Caster county, Montana, a. plated and lied
for re ord in the Office Of the recorder Of deeds
Of said county. ed. Jones.
sheriff.
Dated this 2Oth day Of January, 1891.
Toe above sale is continued 20 Feb. II, 1891.
r. J. JONES, Sh srd.
By George Hoekens. Deputy sheriff
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The report hat c. NJ. Jscobs has
severed his connection with the Home
Land and Cattle Co. Is said by Mr..
Collins to be without foundation. Mr..
Collins authority for the statement Is
Mr.. Geo. Neidringhaus, one Of the
company.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

A. NJ. Cree returned Sunday night
from a ten days trip to Sycamore. ILL.,,
where be bad been 70 enter his daugh
te- in school. Mr.. Cree reports things
quiet in the east.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Prof. Bach has just received by direct
importation a consignment Of Import
ed N%ordhsuser Rye Whiskey, Pure
Cherry BRANDY and Double Kummel
Schnapps. Also some pure Kanasta
Tobacco and DuDec Turkish Tobacco.
All warranted imported goods.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

club will Immediately commence to
make preparation TO make this dance
the event Of the season. Invitations
will be issued In a day CT so.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

We nocice by the Glendive INDIE
pendent that Roadmssier Murn was
recently married At Dickinson, Oak,
I, Miss Kinnie Ruther, Of Richard
on, n. ID. Pat, you have the on
q. Atulations Of the JOURNAL.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

George Stedman will return to st.
Paul on No. 4 today. having estab-
lished the inoandescenI system In our
city, much To the satisfaction Of the
managers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Col. F. NJ. Malone returned 10 the
city Sunday after a brief western tour
and registered from "WhOop-Up,"
Mont. evidently a new town.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Catarrh Is not q local but q constitu-
tional disease, and requires a constitu-
tionsl remedy like Hoods Sarsaparilla
TO effect q cure.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The Boston Banjo Club having
given The Miles City lovers Of music
the razzle-dazzle. passed through the
city Sunday night, westward bound.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Don't forget the Episcopal social at
the residence Of Mrs. Jepp Ryan
this evening. Refreshments will be
SERVED by the ladies If the church.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Gen1Supt. Kimberly passed through
the city yesterday on No. 4 in private
car, returning from a general ives srn
trim.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The directors Of the Custer County
Horse Sales and Fair Assn held a
meeting yesterday, at which some
important business was transacted.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Born-at Miles City yesterday
morning to Mrs. Buell. HYDE bsby
girl Of regulation size end weight. DIR.
Fish In attendance.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The Y. F. s. G. in their meeting last
night decided to have q Masquerade
Ball on the night Of the 10th inst.
~ the Gymnasium Building. The
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10
ECZEMA II YEARS
Cured in = Weeks. One Of the greatest
cures ever performed by the Cuti-
cura Remedies.

Al the age ofthree mouths a rash (Which after
waris proved 10 be enema or salt rheuml made
IS appearance on my face. Physician AZ er phy-
stefan was called. sOne Of them did me any
good 81 all. bur made me worse. The disease con-
tinued an tDated f. spread 10 my arms md legs.
TIL I vas aid up entirely. and from continually
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Chinese New Year was grandIy GEL
ebrated by the acknowledged celestials
Of our city, who threw open their
houses 10 their American frencs.
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Cuticura Remedies

Ara the Onis infallible skin and blood purifiers
sold everywhere. Price, CUTIcuRA' the great
skin cure. Soc; CUncuRA SOAP, IN exquisite SKID
pun6er and Beautifer. 25c; CUTIcURA REsOLv-
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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

sitting IN the floor on a pillow
my limbs contracted 50 that !
lost all control Of them ana
vas utterly hslpless;ny mother
would have 10 nfI me out aud
INFO BED. / could 9 { around
the house on my haLds and
feet, bat ! could not get my
clio. he. on ~ all and had 70
wear asort Of dressing gown.
Nv hair had all matted down
or fallen on. and my head
face and ears we're one scab.
The disease Continued ir this
uanneruutil ! was IL years
GA, ant one day in January.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The Emma Juch opera company
has billed for q a of four nights
at Helena commencing Feb. 2lst.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

+. NJ. Sohwsrtz.t the proprietor Of the
Carter House, Miles City, was n visitor
% Glendive Observation-Disclosures
Aane
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

Senators Redd, Buford and Power
appointed q committee TO visit
the p~enitentisry.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-02-10

The wind that was blowing yester-
day much Tesembled a chinook and
will undoubtedly be a genuine old
northwesterner within twenty-four
hours.