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The sun., 1891-06-19
The Nerves
Find the help they so much
need, and in that true tonic,
Hoods
SarsaparilIa
MISS EyELrN,S sUIE.
Another Days Hearing OF Her Appeal In
the Case Against Mr.. Hurlsert.

Another Days Hearing OF Her Appeal In
the Case AEsinst Mr.. Hurlbert.
LONDON. June ls.-This was the second days
hearing OF the appeal OF Miss Gladys Evelyn
from the Judgment pronounced against her In
her snit against William Henry Hurbert.
Counsel for Miss Evelyn resumed his argu-
ment b. reading entries from the plaintin's
diary In regard 10 the indecent letters which
she claims to have received from Mr.. Hnrlbert,
but whicE. It was said. were in tho handwrit-
ting OF q person call d Wilired Murray. Ac-
cordinE to Miss Evclyn's counsel there was not
n shadow OF evidence TO show that Willred
Murray renlly existed.
Tho Attorney G met al. Sir Richard Webster.
on behalf o. Mr.. Hurlbert. said that the most
deliberate rerjury had been proved against
Miss Evelyn iu regard 70 the relations which
existoh between herself and both Mr.. Hurlbert
and jackson. The Judge who presided at the
trial Of the suit. continued the Attorney Gen;
eral. dweIt uton the point pf her perjury. and
marriage hal ever been made.
;. SIR Richard Webster also said that 4 the
been sennine. some OF these letters were OF %
ghnstly md horrible n nature that they could
hardly he associated With any mans promise
TIE Right Hon. Edward Ebenezer Kay. one
Of tho Lords justices ol her Mnle-ty's Court 81
hse m orser one or ae s snd
wr,ine with that of ono which was aeknowl-
edged to have been written hy Mr.. Hurlbert.
letter from the indecent lot was then handed
up to the be. ch. and Sir Richard Webster. con-;
tinuing. said: ! asked that ponr old man"
Lord Usher. Master OF the, Rolls. here inter
ruriod the Atorney-General. asking sharply.
What old man
Why" replied Sir Richard. calmly. "Mr
Hurlt ert il between GJ anil ~ years OF age.
Whe" he was asked II he had ever written .
letter Of such character to any woman. he
replied Never. and no one who knows Mr..
Hurhert would believe that lie could write
such fll.h."
"A, this stage Of the proceedings Sir Richard
Webster said that he Iroposed to read the let.
ters which that woman had sent TO Mrs.
Huthert. but Miss Evelyn Indignantly pro-
tested that she had never written TO Mrs. hurl-
bert in her life.
During the course OF Sir Richard wrbster's
argument the Master of tho Rolls. Lord Esher.
asked whether there. was my evidence that
the defence had tried to llnd the man Wilfred
Murray. who WAS alleged to be the real author
Mr.. Candy on behalf Of Miss Evelyn. replied
that there was not the slightest evidence that
the defence had tried in any way to find
Murray.
The sun., 1891-06-19
The Alleged Betr.yer. or France.

PARIS. June 1s.-M. NJ. Trlpone. Fasseier.
Turpinc. and Feuvrier. who were each sem
fenced yesterday by the Tribunal OF the Seine
to Imprisonment. fine and depriv alton Of their
civil rights. under conviction OF participation
in tho sale o: the secret OF the manufacture Of
melini,e the new French explosive. to The
Of appeal ag4ins, the Judgment of the court
Il is reported that Emile THRONE. who. in
addition To- bsinE tho agent OF the Armstrong;
territ orinl army. will be prosecuted uron the
charge OF having bceu concerned in the he
trnyal OF the secret "t an important naval in
vention. Tho property Of til" French Govern
ment to the agents Of a foreign Government.
The sun., 1891-06-19
A silver Meeting To-day.

Tho National Executive Silver Committee
will hold n meet ng at the Hoffman House Mt
10 o'clock this morning. Col. Lee Crandall OF
Washington. the secretary: +. ancis q. New
lands OF Nevada. and !. NJ. Ramsey OF Missouri
are here already, and Gen. A. J. Warner OF
Ohio. the Chairman. f. expected IN time for
the meeting Col Crandnll explained last
Til. members OF the committ,e Q who W ii at
tend wer. coming East on private business.
and hal therefore arranged 10 meet and talk
Jones Of Nevada, Stephen u, Elkins. and
otheLs interested In the silver question are at
the Holman House.
The sun., 1891-06-19
Mr.. pearsou.. Unpa,s Tailor. Bill.

INDIANAPOLIS. uue1s.-For two months past
the show window OF Rose Il Rosebsrg. mer-
chant tailors. has been ornamented by q notice
printed In large letters OF n judgment against
Samuel Pearson. q well-known society young
man, for $50. the same representing An un raii
tai or bill. The firm explained that Pearson
bought the goods on credit. and that they pro-
posed to Keep the notice standing till the judg-
Dent Is paid.
To-day Pearson brought snit for damages
asains, the ilrm. charging that the posting oi
the notice has done him great injury and that
the firm designed IL to in ure his social stand
Ing. He wants $1,000 damages.
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A Libel Alleged la Advance.

SOMERSET. Pa. June ls.-Jonas NJ. Cook and
Milton Pritts swore out an affidavit to-
day asEinGf for an Injunction against
the publication OF E. II. Werner's book ON the
his DRY Of ths Nicely murderers. on the ground
iarly againt tie Rev. Mr. Granger. snirttual
adviser OF the brothers who were hanged Mr..
Granger appeared before Judge Eaer and se-
tlon OF the fook. Libel suits Ars expected to
grow out OF the matter against local news
The sun., 1891-06-19
Ga, Met ar,hy LooL,ng for Fight.

Cal Mccarthy, the famous feathsr.wsight pugilst
called at The i"cr GdEer offce yesterday lsf the
following challenge;
that tIay w.l Du up purse OF s ~ for Nunu Wallace
and myself 10 light ! hereby challenge ihe svlsh
feather weight I" rEht according u its Gxrs rules
AT stone pounds pounds p 500 aide and
The rurse offered by the Granite 'lub II tins sbtts
wallace he accept and hat amount he re-
Qnires for eEpenseh"
The above was cAoled 10 England and II Wallace will
accept . match VIII he arranged. q Richard Koehe
The Prs.dsnt OF the Granite Athlse Club. VIII put up
purse Of u ,6oA
The sun., 1891-06-19

The commencement exercises Of Stevens
Institute OF Technology were held in Jscobs's
HoLoken Theatre last evening Paul Spencer
OF New York delivered the salutatory address.
and alexander Dow of Massachusetts was
vtedictorian. Erastus Wiman addressed the
class on The subject Success in Liie." There
were iorty-ilve graduates.
The sun., 1891-06-19
wher. Yesterday. Fire. Were,

NJ s3s ves,ibuls OF 1872 West Thirty NTH street
damage siOD; ::.s. Patrick Fay's wagon factory <4o
West Twenty.seventh stree. damage SSOoo; 4:30 mil
lnery store of Fstestsin Goiifar 3e5 Grand street
damage 5000 $40. store of J. Friedman. picture
frai.es 5,o Green wirh street. damage SiUL
1850 chimney OF lal division street. no dam.
h;ta floor Of 81 Maiden lana occupied by Jeweisr
willism kunsebert damage s2b 80 ~ West Thirty.
+:a, hpsIments Nt snm. roiloek. 2ss second street
store ~! hast Twsntysecond street damsge slisht:
t;+L lIs Allen street Weinteraut, damAgs ~: 20
IL Pelham street William Ramsey, damage trii!ing
The sun., 1891-06-19
The Great Aee,d.n. In Switzerland.

BASEL. June 1s.-Many more bodies have
been recovered at the scene OF Sundays rail-
road disaster near Moenchenstsin. Some OF
the bodies are headless and others are wi,hont
arms or legs. To-day the dismemDerc body
OF a beautiful girl was found
In accordance with the law Of 1883 the Can
ton will dsfray the expenses OF the funerals OF
all the v vctims OF tho dis astsr.
The sun., 1891-06-19

CHICAGO. June 1s.-ImmiRration Agent
Stitch is going to seult Ste. Marie to inyssti-
cato the story that largo numbers Of pauper
Jews. driven BY cruelty from Russia and pre.
vented by official vigilance from landing Mt
United States points on the Atlantic seaboart,
are sneaking Into this country over the Can.
aliap lima
The sun., 1891-06-19
Mrs. ArchibaId's Diamonds Stolen and
Recovered.

Mrs. William Archibald OF 279 Mulberry
street. Newark. showed some diamonds to a
visitor yesterday afternoon. and after Mating
them back In her jewel case accompanied her
guest to the street door. When standing in
shadow fit across the hallway on tho second
floor.
She ran up stairs and found that diamond
over 5000. werc missing. Mortimer Ryno oc-
cupies a rart 81 the house. His rooms were
senrched and the missing diamonds were
found. He was arrested. He is known as a
labor aCitator and was inspector in the recent
strike OF the carpenters in Newark.
The sun., 1891-06-19
Note. Of Foreign Happenings

1t Is announced that Gen. Da Fonseca. Prcsi-
dent OF Brazil. will shortly pay visit to Eu-
rope.
The widow OF the late Albert Mario has
written to the Rome newspapers admitting
that she 10 the author OF the Contemporary Re-
Bignor Crtspi.
The sun., 1891-06-19
Custom. s.,.urss In Chicago.

CHICAGO June l8.-Five barrels OF whiskey
consigned To Saloon Ksener Schiller OF West
Madison street were seized yesterday by the
customs officers. 1hey we're pHrt II lot OF
l.5D0 barrel. eNpor ed by n New iork-Cincin-
matt syndicate 10 tie B'rmnda Islands In 1850
iurned frec OF ,iiIty. Tho li,w permits the FREQ
imuortaii"n,f exported cooia not tnmper,
with. Ii tempered with whie broad the goI ds
lecomc du,iabir.
Another eizu'e mad" YESTERDAY wa. Il lw"
hooks bot Neen ho iea,o. Of which kid gloves
Were packed. Tho package was addressed 10
Miss Ida Grongrest. SIG Nellos street
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Nnvs, omecr,. Am,c,ion.

HALEIoH. n. c.. June ls.-Mrs T. II. Glennsn.
wife OF Passed Assistant Surgeon GIonnan.
United States Navy. arrived here from WASH
ington with her four children week ago yes-
ierdny. Rose s years old: hal n case Of diph-
liberia and diei on Monday evening; Pnpsy.
years oi. died OF Tho same disease this after
noon: Kenneth is now at deaths door and
the other child 10 also down with the disease.
The sun., 1891-06-19

LONDON. June l9.-Mrs. Duncan. whose hus-
band ATTEMPTED TO mul der hcr several weeks
ago at Bcttws-y Coed. in Wa!os. has had re-
lapse and is unconsciou-.
The sun., 1891-06-19

Lundborgs Famous swiss Lilac aud other perfumss
are for sale everywhere Lsdd 4 Consn Proprietors
and ManuiaetursrA 70 Barclay ct, New york-Ada
The sun., 1891-06-19

During hot westher ba,hs the face or whole person
With Ponds txtrAct 10 iuvtgoTAtss aud rsfrsshsG
Beware OF imitAtionA-Aa9
The sun., 1891-06-19
sudden Death OF nm Ocean Traveller.

QUEENSTOWN. June 1s.-Wiliam Carroll OF
Goshen. New York. cabin passenger on the
steamship Britannia OF the White Star line.
Which reaGnea r, mere Ihis Us mosnlnS a'ca snd
while breakfastiDg at q hotel In this city.
Tho body will be taken back 10 New York for
burial.
The sun., 1891-06-19

At tho White Star Office In this city II Il
sthted TINT no such name ms William Carroll
appears on the passenger list.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
.sol,. CIock" IN Flower.

A neurological achievement in land
Ocape gardening is that Of one Of this
florists in charge Of the fora Of thepub
Nc parks in Chicago.
The lowcrbed is laid out on the
points Of the compass in the form Of a
hinge semi-circle. and foliage and flow
es are grown in it in such a manner az
10 render Il q perfect sun dial. OF. a.
the classical inventor expresses il.
Soils clock A lab Of stone Of proper
shape is set in the center of the dial
and casts Jlie SHADOW By which the
jme l. r.ad.
The IDEA IS not strictly "a novel n
Sun dial- composed Of growing flowers
and FOLIAGE have been made I'd Europe.
and it is not improbab,- that in the
days oi the greatest popuia-ily 81 these
timepieee- floral ones were o' freluenI
Sceurrercs Jewellers Weekly.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The tacilitie- Of the present day t"I
the production OF everything that will
conduce 20 tie material welfare u
comfort Of mankind are almost unlim-
tied and neu Syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, "a II
the only remedy which Il truly pleas
ing aud refreshing 10 the taste and
prompt ann effsctusl u cleanse the
system gently 10 the springtime OF in
fact, at any time. aud the better it is
known the more popular 1t becomse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
SKIN DARK AS C !
Eczema Amici- a We1-Kn0wnC ielH.-
PItiabie Subject to Look I
Suffer. d Terrfbi. whole
Body Covered.
Given Up by san Francisco Doctors. Nigh
dave saved 5000. - He Was
cured for Sc by Gull
rura Iemedic-.

! have many ines studied over that cuticura
has zone for md; 10 has restored met good health
ard harpinc s, tor b-fl II tTe4 tutlcura Rene
Hi+ Twa-E ven up Dr al tus doctors iu ~an
Fran isco. but q : ual only fa 81 O. ceraiu gem
teu.U's a4vic advice, add tried Coli IRA Rene
dies .alrer. ] sholiI certainty haye saved from
sgd 20 ffIu. wHs a most r~Itian.e subject tFlotk
uuau with przsu1. and tuHele rel trrutly. ] was
almost as dark as coal from ms iustep 10 O. my
knees Ou hI.h lsg-. aud after that b.oEe out al
over 10Y body. Luf teisre usiur half a dozen fots
Of tuti uIa r.. edics Z was r-0src.ly 1estoied 20
good health. and have enjoyed the same ever since
(Rh.aL ls Tor over Two " arsl a grea- plumber %
1e Ole visit my esfar.i-hWtuf, and I have told
hrndreds Of people wha Cuiicufa has done for
ue. Boo have thought that I ou4h, to write aud
Ii you know, 90 that you can refer any one in
this county 10 me.
L0rI- JOHNSON,
Proprie OF Narine Boa House,
Sau alto, Marin 0IutT. ca Ifornla.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Much Il the immense success that
attends the Little TrixIe engagements
everywhere Is due TO the always excel
lent company Of players secured to in
terpret the comedy. With the view OF
securing a reputation that would last a
lifetime the management has this sea-
son engaged for Little Trxie the best
company available and IL putting on
the play better than ever before. In
addition to this theImperial quartette,
who are a whole show In themselves,
has been brought over from Europe 20
appear nightly in conjunction with the
acting company. Besides being skilled
vocalists they play many musical in
struments, most OF which have never
been seen b, fore in America. Little
Trixie will be seen at the Rink opera
house Thursday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
Miles City, Monta IA.


Tbs morning and evening mists that Pervade
the atmosph-re Of maiAriOss localities cannot be
breal he'd With IMMUNITY. A safeguard is needed
10 render harmless the dangerous miasmata with
which they are impregnvted. The surest, safest
defense is Hosteuer's Stomach Bitters. II is On
Anildots to the poison which has already been
Inhaled and borpt fruit, an adequate preventive
Of its harmful effects, No preparative forbr-ath
es Of miasma inted air or drinkers Of malaria
tainted water like the Bittens IL completely
neutrAlizes the Othersise irresistible onset Of the
aerial foe. Settler > on newly cleared land. exea-
vaiors Of canal routes tnOtAbly that onthe isthmus
Ct Panama., western piOaser and emigrants- in
rhort, al subject 20 malariAl influences In air OF
water and il benign remedy, an enectuai safe
guard. Disorders Of the stomach, liver ana bow
els, la grippe. .heumaiism and kidney complaints
arr remedis d By the BItiers.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
Proposals for Supplies for County, Poor
House.

Proposals for Supplies for County, Poor
House.
Sealed proposals. will be received by
the undersigned mil l. O'Clock nom,
Mund,y. November %, 1891. fr the
fil"wiug rpli"- {" be- furnished ~
the p or house. Custer county, Mon
taua:
Six tons f hay. b,led or ctherwise.
Fifteen hundred pounds 81 potatoes.
Ooe bun rcd pounds %! onions.
One hundred and fifty pounds Of
cabbage.
All bids must he marked Proposals
for Supplies for County Poor House"
and addressed tn thu undersigned.
BY order Of the Board Of County
COmmissioners.
A. II. SwERDFIGER,
Clerk of the 60ard.
Da'ed 81 Miles City, Mont, O"t'her
2d 1891.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Be sure and get to the opera house
In time to n, re the opening overture
by Middaugh's superb orchestra con-
nected with the original New Orleans
Uncle Toms Cabin company. The
opening overture il advertised at 8
sharp.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Boston & Willians desire to inform the
public that he has engaged In the wood
business, and hereafter will be pleased
to receive orders ( r stove WOOD. He
guarantees u furnish first class wood.
and would like to receive a share Of
the public patronage. Orders may be-
left az this office
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
Cuticura ResoIVent

The new blood p%uIi1er, iute1na " 90 cleanse the
blood " all impurities and poisonous elements
ami rnus IsmoYe The rauseh and ca icura, the
great skiu cure, and Cuticura soap, an exquisite
sEiu beautider, externally 90 clear tie skin and
scalp and restore the haifl cure every disease OF
the -kiu and blood, from plmples 10 scrofu.a.
Sold everywhere. Price. Cuticura, soc Soap,
&c: Resolvent, slo0. Prepared by the Potter
Drug and Chemical Corporation. Boston.
As-send for How TO Cure skin Diseaa-s."
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Iables are now bought on purpoa
for the large lamps, which are - muck
used. White enamel tables, about
knee high, are used for tie delicate
eolored porcelain lamps, and ebony Ia
bles are used for the various kinds Of
iron lamps. Some of these tables have
a spare underneath FOR a piece Of brio
a-bac.-New York World.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Baldy Bernent came down from Big
Timber yesterday to settle up some
business in the city. Badly Will re-
turn 10 Big Timber 10 a few days to
open a saloon which he recently pur-
chased.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Smith q Haynes, though late In the
season. had q new awning constructed
IN mont Of their place OF business yes
ferday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Matters in the police court have
ben exceedingly dull for the past few
DAYS. The city has evidently been on
its Rocd behavior.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The weather bulletin yesterday
showed up with the weather much
cooler, and greatly resembling a late
fall day.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Capt. Harmon's ranch wagon was
in he city yesterday, but left toward
evening, loaded with the big breaking
pl0w recently purchased by the Cap
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Ma a 1 20 over to SalIe.- mouse
and play a little whiief' asked -four
yea< old Nellie.
Yes, dear, 1 don't mind If you do
Thank you, Iua was the demurs
reply; 1 have oesu. New Haven
Rec.star
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Major wyman came down from the
Crow agency yesterday To trsnsac'
some business In the city, and shake
hands with some old friends.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
Ma.nnic Meeting.

There will be a REGULAR meetinS Of
Yellowstone Lodge M. 90, A. F. & A.
NJ, at Masonic Hall this (Wednes-
day evening, al 5 o'clock p. m. Work
in the f a. degree. By order OF the
W. NJ.
W. ]. ZIMMERMAN,
EEcrafnrN-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Economy; 100 doses one dollar"
Merit: Peculiar to ITSELF"
Purity: Hood's sarsaparrilla.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The usual treatment Il catarrh j.
very uusatis factory, 90 thousands Of
de-pairing patients can testify. A
trustworthy medical writer says:
. Proper local treatment Is positively
necessary TO success, but most OF the
remedies in general use by physicians
afr.rd but temporary benefit. a cure
canuot be expected from snuff, pow
ders, douches aud washes" Ely
Cream Balm il a remedy which COM
bines the important REQUESTS Of quick
action. specific curative power with
perfect safety aud pleas~ - 70 the
patient.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

3. ID. Long returned last evening
from a three week. business trip u
Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
Post Office RegRIatiORg.

Eastern mail Through, local and regis
tercd closes at o. o.. .-ss- s- o. ~
Eastern mail for points east OF Mandan
nulN closest Ns O. s . s s FOL 20 - s a+ 81 o. rs o. ~ - @
Western mail Through, local and regis
tered closes at 90. "a DO D. M
Western mail for Helena, Mont, closes
a 10 90 a. m.
sundays-Bfnoe open from ll.8oa, INTO lz;SDp.m
spearfsh mail closes Mondays, Wednesdays and
friday at 5 a. m. -
and Fri aya At , a. M.
JhCc Openh-...-.--.s =
once % -s.-. y ~
Money order y "
Registry cl0aea y. M
CHAs. ". SEYDE,P p. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The latest fall and Winter styles in
Dunlap hats just received at
q. b. TowERs a Co.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Tongue river well retire to an icy
grave this season lower than can be
recalled by the oldest inhabitant.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Fresh cuts Of Veal, Mutton and Beef
at Hollis Meat Market.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

II. b. Stacy was a visitor In town
yesterday, hsiling from Minneapolis
MINI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The annual IA citing Of the congre-
g-tiou and members Of the PresDv-
terrain church to,k place la-t night.
The reports Of the various church
officers fr The past year were
read showing "a most ha.tsring condl-
ton Of affair, over which the church
has every reason 10 congratulate itself
The annual election Of trustees for the
ensuing year resulted ia the election OF
4. J. Thompson, 4. Il. Loud, Wilber
Beamau, n. W. McIntlre aud j. b.
Collins. The session announced, with
regret the resignation Of Rev Mr..
Dunlap from the ~psstorate, and the
mat'erof his successor was 10y vote Of
thee present. left 10 the board Of elders
aud the trustees, who were instructed
a. lose no Time Ia filling tie pulpit.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Skew Johnson departed on No. 3
yesterday for a short trip up tbs road.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Colin Hunter returned yesterday
from Chicago.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Good prices were psid for good cattle
ia Chicago on Monday, az will be
~ u by the following q1OtatlO' 8:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

@. c. Welch arrived in the city yes
terday from Minneapolis, MINI,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

Lemp's celebrated lager beer at
Billiards..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

The Uncle Toms Cabin company
will show at the Rink tonight.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21
A montana spud IN Warrington.

MajOr M. +. Wyman IN a cali al ine
JOURNAL Office yesterday afternoon,
told of a mammoth potato raised by
his people, which he sent TO Commits
sloner T. H. Carter for inspection. and
who replied by sending the following
letter, as well a. one from Secretary
Noble, who was the last Owner Of the
Montana "Murphy:"
WASHINGTON, Oct. s., 1891.
Major Moses p. Wyman, Crow In
dian agency. Custer-My Dear Major
The large potatoes came IN due time.
They attracted as much surprise as
three Of your best Crow Indians would
attract in Washington. The large AZ
pound potato I put together and sent
over TO the secretary explaining to
hi@ that il was from you. You will
remember that particular potato bore
on one end the rude outlines Of a pair
Of Eyes aud a large mouth. This fea-
ture attracted the attention OF the
secretary, and led him to write me the
enclosed note.
Thanking you for this evidence Of
your remembrance, and congratulate
ing you ON the progress Of your peo-
pie and the fertility Of the reserva-
ton, I remain,
Sincerely your friend,
T. H. CARTER.
Secsetary Noble solves the origin Of
the Crow In the following 20 the Com
missioner Of the land once:
!, My Dear Nj. Carter: I thank you
for the potato, which solves the in
: Quiry that the late Crow commission
had much st heart-What was the
origin Of the Grow? ] see In the image
on the END Of this big potato a strong
resemblance to q certain member o
that tribe, and / an satisfied hat 4
needed but time and little evolution
: TO have produced = full-grown Crow
al Yours truly,
. JNO. W. NoBLE,
u Secretary.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

For Budweiser peel call a. Professor
Bachis.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

A limited number Of pupil will be
give Instruct ion IN stenography. For
terms, ETC., address by mail or call on
GEORGE GROSS,
Miles City. Monta "a.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1891-10-21

]. w. Bame came up from Glendive
yesterday.