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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
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RN"sN beSSNf
Sin fetter 8oSen 1T bas erfte @rfors
berni6 gum @ebeiben zines 8firii6'
baumS. Die reide Gntpenbung bon
Staamiit biIft bieI 3ur Seritslluns zines
iplben 8obenS. @emabIene 8noben,
i'm 8erbaItniB bon ettpa 20 8ufdsI
gum Mfer, Bat iid in pieIen ObItgGrten
als elm boraiisIi6es 9iinsmittel bes
iudbrt. 9lu6 SoIsaide bat quite grs
foIee aubutpeiien.
Der Diinser bat ipenis @irfuns I'M
Obnsarten, ipenn Der 8oben nidt ses
b6ris loder iit. grfabrene 8frii6sdds
ter iaeen, man fple ME Bfrii6baume
in 8oben ieben, Der fiinItlia troden 8es
Ieet iporben iIt baS beibt, Der 8oben
Iolte natiirIi6er @eiie brainirt iein.
Gin gfrlibbaum fam ni6t trasen,
ipenn ct beiIdnbis ,,nafie SiiBe" bat.
Sine Der f6pierieiten &ranfbeiten
Ses 9friidbaums 1T Die @elbiudt ober
,.NeloipS". 9aS @eIbperben Der
BlGiter lit oft nur bic Solge zines
ManseIS an seb6riser 9tabruns oper
eines su naifen 8obens, Der bic 9tabrs
ung nidt auf3unebmen bermas. SIN
pieiem Sale mub baS SeiImitteI ielbits
berit6nbli9 in Der Sufubr bon SiinSs
itOffen uno Draining beS 8obens beites
ben. Sie ipirfIibe @eIbludt aber Idbt
lih ni6t bur6 8ebiinsun9 beilsn.
Sic fam ireeno einen Obltsarten bes
fallen unb 1T anfeden6. DaS einsise
Dlittel baseeen beitebt barin, oaB man
bic franfen 8dume ausSrdbt unb benz
Seuer iiberliefert.
GS 1T feline nriade bprbanben, Inn
einen YHaumens ober &irf6baum stI
baIten, Der an ,,8Iad ¬" Ieibet, D,
b. boil i9warser ¬en 1T, Sin ieber
FOLDER 8noten 1T bic 8rutltdtte sublos
fer YiISteime, bic ii6 auf bic nod se'
iunben TbeiIe beS 8aumS pber auf ans
6ere 8dume auSbreiten. I'm bieie
2noten 3u pertiIsen, bat man &oblenbI
empfobIen =; baS t6otete alerbinss biz
PiISe, idabet absr au6 Ieidt ben ees
iunben aeiten. Sin behsreS Mittel il
baS 4usldneiben unb 8erbrennen Der
8noten. 9as MeHer muB aber mebs
rere 3oa unter benz 8noten bur9'
| sefiibrt iperben, neil ct ionit germ iuie'
Der nd9f. @enn bic &nOten iebi
iiberbanb senommen baben, 1T eS sera'
tben, bic 8dume einfab niebersubauen
unb Su berbrennen.
9ieie idtparsen 8noten befinben it'd
au6 auf setpiHen Sprten &irips uni
BFaumenbGumsn. Nlan i9neiOe iie
ab, eIeidpieI Oh bic anSefedten 8aume
am Sabrtpeg, neben Der 2anofraBe
ober i'm 8aIbe fteben. Benn iebel
2anbbeiiber baratlf ieben ipolte, bat
bas seidiebt, tpiirbe es namentli4 in
ben Oitftaaten baIb m6sIi9 iperben,
Iobnenbe Bfiriids unb 9Faumenernten
su sieben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
Nfnhlihfeit Der 0nbuer.

Stan braudt bic @ier ME auf GreSit
su berfaufen. Son allen Sarmprpbufs
ten, ipeI6e man aisben fam, iinb iie
am Ieidtefen perfduflid. Stidts, ipas
bic Sarm probu3irt, fommt 70 SeIesen,
tpie Elm gutter 8uiduB bon giern. Sic
bebdrFen feiner 8eaderuns, fein Saden
ober sSdten, nod braudt man iie erit su
IfoBen unb au ipai9en ipie Butter, ions
bern iis iinb fertis fir ben Warft,
ipenn iie Belest iinb. Niit elmer 9uten
8ufubr bon @iern auf Der Sarm finbet
man cine Siile gutter Sa9en in Der
SamiIienfafe. @ierfummeln 1T tuie
Gentsfammeln, ba iie 70 gut ipie @elb
iinb, benn tie f6nnen f9nel umsetauidt
iper6en fiir Dollars unb @ents. Wenn
aaes i'm @inter flau 1T, baben bic @ier
i6on tpunberbOIe SiiIfe seIeiitet. Die
Sub mag feline Ndld seben, bic @rnte
i6Iedt aussefaIIen fein, aber bic ,,aIte
Senne" biIft elm Pfunb 8affee ober
!3uder un6 6fterS einen Sad DtebI ans
Idaffen, ba ibr Yrobuft INNER in gfads
frase itebt; unb ipenn fie gut bebanbeIt
tpir6, tbut iie ibr mbsIi9tes, OBJ Der
Sdnee ben grbbpben bebedt ober bic
sselber nit @raS bebsdt iinb. Sic 1T
Elm Sreunb bes armen MrbeiterS, bic
SdIfe beS unsIidIiden SarmerS unb
Elm 8anfbud fir bic @itttpe, tpeIde
Ionit ipenis UhtteI gum llnterbaIte Bat.
9as ,,aIte Subn" erfiilIt man6e iui9s
tise YFi6ten.
Ser gambler berlanst iie, Der @af'
bofbefiber berIanst iie, bic Pribatfamis
lie berlane! iie, Seoermann in Der
Stabt perIanst lie unb 1T bun8ris bas
na6. SiinfunSspansis quite Sabner
iinb mebr ipertb ipie cine Sub uno ers
forbern ipenissr glrbeit, beionbers fir
Stabtbeipobner. Cine Sub fotet mebr
tpie bunbert Siibner unb friBt mebr.
@ir bera6ten nidt bic Samilientub,
aber piirben bod cine 8orliebe fir oaS
Sausbubn baben. @ebt ibnen einen
8aum un6 ipiirbiet ibr 8rObuft. 2abt
uns bic 8Ieinisfeiten beier na4ieben
uab benz @efIiiseI mebr Gufmerfiamfeit
i6enfen. 9aepuriren mir bus @efldseIs
baus elm ipenis, MAIDEN quite fpalers
6idte &iifenfteisen unb seben ihnen
beionbsre 2aufpIdbe, Setrennt bonn ans
beren @efIiieeI.-2aBt unS mebr iiber
@eRlseI Ieien unb einen 8eriu9 mas
den, Ilm bic 2esefraft beS @efIiiSeIs su
berbefern.
Dis ssrauen Iieben cine id6ne Seerbe
Sdbner auf bem Sof, uno bic 8inber
aud. @s iIt aud iebr idDn, tpenn
man einen eroben &orb bpa gier NIT
,ur Stabt nebmen fam, un6 bic nDtbi.
gen 9lrtifeI fiir ben SamiIien8ebrand
bafiir mitbrineen. Dlan ioute aleS
bieies bebenfen unb bem @efliieel mebr
@ufmerfiamfeit i9enfen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

GnnOneirt I'M >, @O6snbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

siebt freiIi9 @eIesenbeitsn. mo- Seber
obne SdDierisfeiten aufiteben, /. 9.
beim 9tntritt elmer 9teiIe, bel elmer
2anbpartie ober ireen6 elmer 2iebIiness
beiddftigung, fposu ionit feline I3eit
bIeibt. $50 baS BoIIen lit, ba lit
AUDI bas &bnnen." 9lber oas Molen,
baS ernte @oGen 1T eben bic S6pies
riefeit, uno ielbit no Die @eipobnbeit
es erleidtert, ma6t iie eS bod-lelten
aneenebm.
Utan ioIlte iid sipinsen, bas Sriibs
aufiteben aIs cine einflubreitbe 8fli6t
su betra6ten; eS 1T gut fir bic @es
iunbbeit, es brinSt mebr 3eit Elm ais
ireenb fonit ettuas, eS 1T cine tdeIi6e
@ele8enbeit ;ur Sel6itberleusnung unb
f6roert bic Seiterteit unb quite 2aune.
9iae bduSli9sn SbIissenbeiten iolte
man 70 friib ipie m6elib am Moreen
erlebisen, benn man eetpinnt boouytb
mande Stunbe be8 Cages fir anbere
Seripenbuns. 9lIIerbinss mub man,
nm friib uufiteben su f6nnen, aud sei.
tis Su 8ette seben, benn Die naturipics
riee 8erfiirSune beS S6Iafes lit
ipecer 3eitsetpinn nod 2ebensperIdnses
rilns, obi6on man bieS NIT SabIen bat
na6weiien iuOaen. Der aIte BbiIOiopb
Seniamin bat ipObI bas 8i6ti9e se,
troffen, ais er ieinem ,,Boor &idarb''
oieS iinni9e Sprii9lein in ben Dtunb
IeSte:
Early to bed and early to rise,
Makes a man healthy, wealthy and
wise.
Das an9efiibrte Sprii6Iein Iautet in
freier neberieBunS wie foIst:
3eitis gu 8ett unO seitie berauS
8rinst Slid, Geritano uno GeiunNbsit
ms Saus.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
Vreje
arS1tR6R1t y!

erbalten ale eieisnisen, bic Ii6 I'M Seuts
f6en Seti Jnffitut btbanbeln laRsn.
Oitfes Sniiimt bslaGftigt brei Der beriibmtslien
SpeSialsNsrste @uropa's unb IN cine felt 40
Sabren bsifebfnbe pripat,AnIfalt fir bic 8s-
banolung aIItr dbrpnifc1 en-, Z eiben, apb
8nrantirt bic ublIige unb permanenie sur fcl-
stnoer Sranfbrtten:
Syphilis, Slcdtcn, Sautauss
fhtag unb ale Slutfrdnfbeiten,
TranenleiSen, SSci6cr Tlm6. 1tns
fru6tbdreeit, Se6perbsn Der N6iereH
unb 6drnoreane, Sripper, Sas
menfIn6, SSerbcn unb @ebd6 tni6s
iebipdbc, SerlOrene Wfannbar.
Felt, Astbma, @atarrb, S6mino.
fu6t, Sfrofeln, Sdmprrb DiSen,
NbenmatismuS, gBaiierfuAt, 3es
berleiben, Tallenoe Sranfbeit unb
ale anbrren hIpniibrn aranfbeitrn.
@anl sgal tpie pirlr glerstr Sud aud Ibpn
erfolglps bebanbelt baben, tpenbet &ub per-
tralfnsSoa an bic bspGbrten SpsaiaIGr,ts bss
Seutf@en Seils sJnffitntes, bic @u6
bic Sur sarantirsn Seldrsibt Cure Symp-
tome 10 gut mic mDSi6 unO 9tbt alter unO
Srib6ftigung nit.
Mrjneisn irrreen iitsraa bin gut Serpadt per
pcf pfrIanbt.
9Ibrsfirs:
Scntic6eS sell Snffitmt,
1861 SiiO GIarf StraBe,
Sbieaeo, SnS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
0as frnhe anffteben.

Dos frdbe gIuffeben iuirb seipDbnIid
fur febr ihpieris unO unaneenebm srs
Hart unb man finbet beSbalb 10 germ
am Rorsen cine fIeine Gnti6ulbisuns,
UNI nod Elm biSden Idnser i'm iipei9en
tpormen Bette su bIeiben. SIN gluees
meinen seb6rt BEL Gripudienen. bic ben
@enub, ipsI9er I'M Sribuufiteben Iiest
einmal empfunben baben, feline rlebers
tpinbups rdebr basu; Bel ben meiiten
aber, beionbers I'M iiinseren 9Ilter,
bIsibt es tdsIid neberipinbunS. IS
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
Sas GinSdldfern Der SiuSsr.

9Senn tleine 8inber SeiunS linb, fei'
men SunSer baben, ndt NAB liesen
unp nidt uupaGenn ein8enidelt iino,
bann i6lafen iie elm, pbne bab iie Elm.
seipiest tperben. Giele NienIden eldus
ben aber, Elm 8ino f6nne ni9t bon
ieIbit eini9Iafen, es miihe suerit bon
Der 0tutter pDer g8drterin 10 lanse
umbersetrasen pber einsetpieSt nerben,
Bis Ii6 enbli6 Die miiben Nusen eez
f9IoHen bdtten. 9ie Sinber geipbbnen
ii6 redt balo an bas Gini6Idfern unb
ie Glter iie iperben, beito i6tpieriser
tpirb eS, ibnen bieie @eipobnbeiten tpies
ber su nebmen. Sa, ipenn iie einmaI
an oaS Giniinsen, @infabren unb Gins
ipiesen setpbbnt iinb, i6Iafen iie gar
nift mebr anberS elm. g8ie bieI eins
fa9er 1T bas 3ubettseben Der &Ieinen,
mo bieie @eippbnbeit ni6t berrl6t.
Bon ben eriten Sasen an iperben ba
bic &inber in ibr 8ett6en seIest uno
ii9 ieIbit iiberlahen. 9ta9 furSer 3eit
baben iie ii9 an bieie 8ebanOluns
Seipbbnt uno lie9en eetpbbnli9 fdOn
mad elmer fleinen 8ierteIitunbe in ties
fem Sdlafe. Sinh bic 8inber dIter,
10 ipirb man iie supeilen in ibrem 8etts
den iinsen unb iilmmen bDren, Bis Der
9eians aamdIis beritummt. 9lud Bel
70 sepbbnten &inbern iperben ab unb
su Sage fommen, an benen Der SaIaf
iie Hiebt, un6 mo iie dnstli9 mad Der
Wtutter ober Der @drterin rufen ooer
aud su ipeinen anfansen; Sann gents
gen aber einise berubiSenbe @orte ober
elm furseS Seripei1en am 8ett6en, Inn
iie aur gtube 3u brinsen. 9laerbinsS
sebbrt au elmer ioI6en @etpbbnuns bic
duberite 8eSeImaBiefeit. 9lu9 piinfts
lid, tpie bic @fens3eit, mub ebeniO bic
8eit 6eS SdIafenS inne eebaIten ipers
ben, un6 Dor Allem forge man bafiir,
baB bic &Ieinen sum S9Iafen nur bins
seleet tperoen, tpenn iie tpirfli6 miibe
iinb. 8ei siniser 9lufmerfiamfeit unb
bsrniiuftiser gintbeiIuns ipiro ii9 Bel
iebem &inbe cine &eseIuns bes Sdlas
fes aneraieben Iaiien. 9tnfareS bat
man BEL elmer iOlden 8ebanbIun9 Der
8inber bieGei6t elm ipenis mebr Dtibe
uno 2aIt ais I'M anberen Sale, baben
ii9 bieIeIben aber erlt einmaI an Gins
i9Iafen Obue GinidIdfern setpbbnt, 70
tpirb man reid fir feline Dtiibe belobnt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

Cine febr seitsemaBe @riparnib an
@rinfutter empfieblt @ebeimratb Bros
feiior 8iibn in Sale in Der neuelten
10. &uf flaee ieiner preissefr6nten S6rift
iiber bic SipedmdBisite @rndbruns beS
&inbbiebS (9reSben bel Sd6nfeIb) in
na6itebenber 8eiie, inbem er einen Der
er6bten 2anbtpirtbe in ber Ndbe bon
Sale fpre6en IdBt: ,,Oie aaidbrIid
sema6te Wabrnebmuns, baB beim
8erfittern bon unSeidnittenem eriinen
&Iee, 2Berne, gsparfette elm GROCER
SbeiI bieier SuttermitteI bon benz 8ieb,
beIon6erS in Der 3eit, mo Iebteres bon
ben Sliesen arg sequdlt tpurbe, unter
bic SiBe setreten unb iomit Der Din.
geritdtte unsendbt iiberseben tparb, bat
mid f6on felt LANCER 3eit DeranIaBt,
Idmmtli6es @riinfutter benz 8ieb fur3
seIdnitten bOrsulesen. 9ie fernere
8emerfuns, bab ii9 bieIeS Bel elmer
3usabe bon StrobbddieI i'm SerbdIts
niB bon :: 3 ober A auffaaenb runber
rnb ppblbeIeibter belt, unb Bel fernerer
3uIase bon O,5-8iIosramm @etreioes
i6rot aber aud i'm 0iiIdertrase ben
nur nit sriinem 8Iee sefiitterten Wil1s
tiiben poafommen elei9tam, iie mos
m6sIi9 nod iibertraf, Iieb mid bic
lleberseusuns eetpinnen, baB refine
9rinfGtteruns troB bes siinitisen 9fdbr'
itoHperbdItniHes biel ipeniser ratiOnea,
pieIeidt gar cine 8eri6penbuns Der
seittpeiie in SrOber WtaiIe sur 8erfiisums
itebenSen itlditpffreiben Ndbritoffe iei,
un6 ii9 beSbaIb cine 3ueabe bon Strobs
bddisI uno @etreibei9rot IoipObI bonn
praftiiden aIS tbeoretiiden Stanopunft
aus redtfertiSen lafe. Ibgeleben bds
bon, bab ii6 BEL SroBen 8inboiebbes
itGnben bic @riinfiitterung in futterars
men Sabren auf bieie g8eife Ieibter
unO SIei6mabiser burdfdbren IdBt,
finbet aud cine 9Iei6mdBiSere 8ers
tbeiIuns beS proteinrei6en Suffers auf
baS sanse Sabr itatt, neil oasienise.
mas bon Iebterem i'm CONNER eripart
Diro, Der oft 70 prOteinarmen NdbrunS
beS gBinterS tpieber su9ute fommt."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25
Gine bOr;islide 6elesenbeit

aur lleberfabrt spiidsn SeutidIauo uub gme.
rifa bietet bic bemabrte uno belisbte Baltimore
IL. 49,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-06-25

p@- WiIipaufee uno Ni. 8obinion
Bier an 3apf; faIte unb iparme Speis
fen su ieoer TaseSseit. Spbn 8 obs
mann, 2l9 2adaipanna 9lUenue.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09
TIE CHEYENNE QUESTION.
A More satisfactory solution Now seems
Probable.

Probable.
Contrary tOthe announcement made
In yesterdays issue the gentlsmeD
composing the Chey enne Commission
delayed their departure westward I'M
I'll yesterday morning and IL is very
fortunate for the peopleof Custer coun-
~ hat they did for the early morning
tram from the west brought Senator
Sanders, who IN response to telegIam
urging his presence here, promptly
dropped the Davis will case at Butte,
in which he IL one Of the leading cOun-
sci and appeared / q the interests OF his
constituents in Custer county. ATriv
ing on the early morning train the
Senator had about three hours to de.
vote to the commission before the de-
parture Of the train OF which they
went west, which he undoubtedly
used to good advantage as before they
Jeff, a well authenticated was
current on the street that Two a.
leasj Of the commission were favorable
TO a removal OF the Cheyennes out o
MOntans, which would constitute a
majority report. Having no other
bu-iness here but to serve the people,
ia this matters Senator Sanders took
the same train for the west a. the COM
mission, accompanying the gentlemen
10 far ~ Livingston, thus sffordiDg
him several hours more for missionary
labor.
That the majority Of the commission
now entertain an opinion PODS nant
with the desires Of his commun-
ity in regard To the removal Of
the Cheyenne Indians is a. much
Of a surprise To the JOURNAL as to the
citizens Of this place who were present
at the meeting held in the club rooms
on Thursday night. Tue construction
put upon their attitude at that time by
this paper was IN perfect harmony
with the feelings ofevery body present.
That we in common with many others
did st least two OF the members an in
justice ty m~iJudging them we are
resdy to acknowledge, though no other or
different opinion could be deduced
from tue expressions oftbe gentlemen.
Perhaps the judgment was hastily
rendered, but the people suferingf from
= long continued worry. looking for
some expression Of sympathy and re-
c gnidOn Of their hgh's and finding
neither, could In the nature Of things
render none other. IS mcient for
the day Is the evil there Of" ard having
emerged from the cloud Of disappoint-
ment that enveloped Us a day or two
ago we a more fully rejoice in the
relief that now seems possible OF at
tainmenL
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09
Ano,her noom for Aceld.ntnl.

Will Savage was nearly carried of
Of his feet yesterday by receiving from
q Livingston assayer q certificate of
assay Of q small sample Of rock from
the Accidental Mining Company's
claim. that showed 721-10 ounces OF
gold to the ton, valued At sl442, OF
course this lie a phenomenal yield and
one not likely to be bad on q large
scale, but leaving this out Of the cal
culati0n the average of Otber assays
made shows that there Is good property
IN the Accidental claims. Out o. six
other assays made from a. diverse
samples As possible the average yield
ir S24.56 per ton, which In free milling
ore located as f~avorably for cheap
mining and milling as this, Is a show
Ing that means wealth for all inter
ested.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

There will he a special meeting Of
Yellowstone lodge No. %, A. F. & A.
NJ, at Masonic Hall. this Saturday
Afternoon at 1890 sAsrp for the pur-
pose Of attending The funeral Of our
decra-ed brother, Samuel Robinson.
SojouTniDg brothers hTe invited TO at
tend and participate in the ceremO-
mics. By order # the w. NJ.
W. j. ZIMMERMAN,
Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

The facilities OF the present day for
he production Of everything that viii
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
lied and hen Syrup Of Figs WIS first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as is
the only remedy which IL truly pleas
ing and refreshing to the taste and
prompt and ~effectual TO cleanse the
system gently in the springtime or in
fact, at any time. and the better IL IL
known the more popular e becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

The Romans cried Vac victisr' "woe to the
conqusrvdr' at their tnumphs. Today many Of
us are being conquered-our peace. our rest and
daily APOSTLE vrssted from rs by that invader OF
the stomach, dyspepsia. succor we sue for from
= hundred sources Temporary relief We some
times obtain. But = hearty meal. the simplest
indiseretion In diet, and the pOrtsan imp returns
with redoubled yigor to torment rs. Apsuisteni
use Of the great anti-dyp~ptie and regulating
TOME, Hoststtsr's Stomach Bittsrs. isbsst ealcu-
lated 70 drive into permanent banishmsn svsry
form Of indigestion. Temporary or chronic. Nd
len sneaeious d 10 for malaria bf~iouznsss. con
siipation. rhsumatism. kidney and bladder all
msntA This remedy Of spscihe utility and manJ
usss ever comes them an 'Tisa safeguard. too
ssAinst ths snsets Of tszapsraturs apt 20 revive an
stack Of ~lagrtp7s."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

/ a recommend Ely's Cream Balm
10 all sufferers from dry catarrh from
personal experience.-MitehAel Herr,
Pharmacist, Denver.
I had catarrh Of the head and throat
for five years. 1 used Ely's Cream
Balm, and from the first application l
was relieved. The sense Of smell,
which had been lost, was restored
after using n bottle. / have found
the Balm the only satisfactory remedy
for eatarrb, and il has effected a cure
in r"y case.-H. l.. Meyer, Weaverly,
n. Y.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09
All Aboard for the Bafts Rso.s

Tue Northern Pacific road will sell
excursion tickets to those who wish to
attend the Montana circuit racing
meeting to be held at Butte from July
3Oth to Aug. 18th for S2O.S5 for the
rlund trip. Tickets will be on sale At
Miles City station from July 2ssh to
Aug. 18th. Good for return until Aug.
l4th.
p. H. GRIssELLE,
Agent.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

The samples Of wheat and oats,
grown without irrigation in this
vicinity # the Govt Sawmill, ere
brought TO the JOURNAL office by
Emil Bircher yesterday. We hope
every one who can will respond TO
the call to bring in samples, so that
Custer county may make q great exhi-
biz at the state fair at Helena al the
close Of this month. Good specimens
Of corn anu tomatoes are particularly
desired.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

A pleasant wedding was solemnized
at Sadie, by Judge Wilson last week.
the parties being o. Nilsson. a prosper
ous rancher, and Miss Larsen, a buxom
yonng Swede girl who bad shortly be
fore arrived from her native land on a
visit 4 her uncle John Larsen OF
Eureka Valley.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

John Fra zier had the boss load Of
hay Ia town yesterday. II was not
only prime in quality, but lowered
aloft like a ship under full sail. II
weighed 1000 pounds,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

A memorial service will be held at
the Episcopal church this Sunday
evening az s o'clock, in memory Of the
Rev. Samuel Robinson, late rector Of
that church.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

p. G. Hitzler, district s~upsrinten~
dent Of the American Bible Assocla-
ton, arrived at the city yesterday and
will hold a meeting at the Methodist
church tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

Porter Boston desires TO inform the
public that he has engaged In the wood
business. and hereafter will be pleased
10 receive orders for stove wool. He
guarantees 70 furnish hust class wood,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

We areinformedthat Jake Schmalsle
a former resident Of Miles City was re-
Gently arrested in Helena for assault
and battery. Our informant further
stated that jake defended himself.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

A Northern Pacific outfit that have
been blowing a fire break on the right
Of way between Glendive aud Miles
City, passed through town yesterday
morning. The work will be continued
90 Livingston.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

At an auctiO Of condemned cavalry
horses al Fort Keogh yesterday seven
horses were sold at prices ranging from
so to $50. They were all good animals,
though unfit for government service.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

Mrs. McGUrk will take pupils in
vocal and Instrumental music. For
further information apply to G. s.
Wright, JOURNAL Office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

i. Orschel q Bro. are Offering some
great inducements in mems, boys and
childien's clothing.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

A two-ssated Surrey made by Quln-
by & Hsilowell, 81. Paul. Apply TO
DIR. p. F. Harvey at his Office over the
post Office. .
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

That tired feeling now 80 often heard
Of Is entirely overcome by Hoods sar-
saparillA, which gives mental and bod
lily strength.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

Lands In Noble and Jackson county,
Minnesota, joining the Iowa line, 10
exchange for horses; also town lots 10
Sioux City, Iowa. Address + z.
PALMER. Sioux City, Iowa.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

We failed to note in yesterdays
Issue thas the canine population Of
klsies City turned out In full 10 see 81
Plunkard on Friday night .D4 4
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

AID would like to receive a share Of
the public patronage. Orders may be
left at this office.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

Geo. Ritz has received the sad infor-
nation Of the death o fhls father which
occurred early this week at his home
near P%ittsburg, Pa. He IA an old
resident Of Monongahela county, Pa,
and was past 50 years Of ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-08-09

A chicken hunting party was orea-
nized yesterday afternoon, and viii
leave early this morning TO the place
where they expect to find their game.