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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-27
AUCTION SALE.
A. II. NicoIay. Auctioneer.

A AUCTION : Eight Room House on
"A Viola St. Saturday Afternoon, Oct 90,
lSg-A. II. Nicolay. auctioneer, VIII sell at
public auction. at 3 O'Clock on The above
date, ON the premises, lot 10, block ., Whit
neys subdivision, between Rice ST. and
Park av., an eight-room two-story house and
lot, with two fve-room onestory houses;
also good barn OH the rear; this is desirable
property for man of moderate means secur-
ing home for his family aud renting the
balance: present rentals between $50 and $40
per month; with small expense can be ar
ranged to pay much larger income, and pay
well the investment; terms, s., 500 can re-
main on mortgage for two years from Decem-
bills and full particulars apply to Col A. II.
Nlcolay auctioneel and real estate dealer for
forty years. My real estate auction sale No
II SOS
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4 DEMONSTRATORS AUCTION SALE

~ of Desirable Vacant Lot on Charles St
A. II. Nicolay. Auctioneer, will sell at public
auction Saturday afternoon, Nov. l2, 1892 at
3o'ciock p. m, on the ground. lot TO- block
to ST. Paul, fronting on Charles ST.. between
Mackubin and Arundel SITS, desirable loca-
ton as a place of residence for man of
moderate means: terms of sale liberal; easy
payments. For full particulars apply to Col
A. Ii. Nicolay, Aucuoneer and Real Estate
Dealer for forty years. Office, 141 East Fifth
ST.. between Jackson and Robert SITS. Ny Real
Estate Auction Sale No IL, 800
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r. II. kavanagh. Auctioneer.

CINTH 81. PROPERTY AT AUCTION
~ I will sell on the premises. on Satur-
day next, Oct. 90 at 2 O'Clock in the after
noon lots 5 and g. block "a. kittson's addi-
ton to ST. Paul. the same being situate at the
northeast corner of Sixth and Willius sts,
together with Improvements thereon. which
consist of large frame dwelling. that brings a
small rental The many improvements re-
Gently made on Sixth St. such as the COM
pletion of the bridge, the widening, straight
ening and paving of the street. the locating
of the lower town market together with the
many new business houses that have located
there, among which can be named several of
the leading houses of the city, viz: Schune-
man & Evans. Nathan Ford, Manufacturer
Bros, Moves Bros. Il Cutler, and a host of
others. which is ample evidence that Sixth
ST. will soon be the leading retail avenue of
the city. Investors viii please note this sale,
as the property will change hands on the day
OF sale advertised. p. T. Kayanagh, Auc-
tiOneer
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WANTED TO BUY.

CENTLEMEN's SECOND HAND
VI Clothing and Shoes Highest cash price
paid. Address 1sjl2 East Seventh ST.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SEC
IL OND-HAND CLOTHING. 81 E. 9TH
DEANUT ROASTER-Wanted. second
L Z hand peanut rooster: must be IN good
condition and cheap. Address j. II. Gill,
Manchester College. st, Paul.
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TO EXCHANGE.

| HAVE good horse to trade for piano
1 or some household furniture. Call al 63
West Winifred st.
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INVESTMENTS for small or large
L amounts, bank stocks, securities, bonds,
commercial paper and mortgages bought
and sold; bank stocks specially. w. K.
Wilmot & Co., / and Germania Bank Build
ing. Prompt attention TO out of-town in
vestors; best of references u5y
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FINANCIAL.

ID NJ NEWPORT ~ son, INVEST
II. ment Bankers. loan money OH i'm
'roved property in st. Paul and Minneap-
Oils at q rer cent ION or before. Offices
New Pioneer Press Building, ST. Paul, and
Reeve Building Minneapolis.
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LOST AND FOUND.

DUGGY AND BAY HORSE sToLEN-
ID One old buggy and bay horse, fourteen
years old; film in one eye. shaggy mans Re-
turn same to Fantle Bros, corner Seventh
and NinneSOta SIS
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The New England Auction Fur
mit,sre Company

WILL SELL your household goods at
w auction. and will paw cash for same
New England Auction Furniture Company
Genera Auctioneers, 1S9-19I West Seventh.
Seven Corners
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DARTNER WANTED-AIiddle-ag aged lady
or gentleman to handle a good paying
business: something new in this city: quick
sales: no canvassing. Cali at u and 70 Low
~ Arcade
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SA ASTED-To borrow 81 GOO to increase
w business; will pay II per cent per an
mum and give best security; negotiations
with business men preferred. Address 81,
Globe St Paul.
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A GENTS Wa NTED-EnerGetic men and
IA women guaranteed permanent money
making business Introducing Merrills labor
saving invention; $50 weekly profit easily as
SEQ monthly otherwise: s! samples free. Adj
dress, with stamp. Merrill Manufacturing
COMPANY, 15n, Chicago.
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IL DESTROYS of retiring from business. l
offer as complete. clean, wellassorted hard
ware business for sale as can be found
Write or examine stock. Charles Damorel,
Wahpeton, n. ID.
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INSTRUCTIONS.

WANT . DO buy an interest III an es-
w tablished jobblng or manufacturing
business. Address 76. Globe.
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ARGE AMOUNTS of money to loan on
- improved property at > and per cent
Smith, Parker Gilman. New York Life
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Fifth Ward.

The First election district of the Fifth
ward. at No. 230 West Seventh street.
The Second election district of the Fifth
ward, at No. 219 West Seventh street.
The Third election district of the Fifth
ward. near corner West Seventh and Walnut
streets, southwest corner.
The Fourth election district of the Fifth
ward, at southeast corner of Smith avenue
and Sherman street.
The Fifth election district of the Fifth
ward, at No. 314 West Seventh street.
The Sixth election district of the Fifth
ward, a, No. 1853 West Seventh street.
The Seventh election district of the Fifth
ward, at No. $40 West Seventh street.
The Eighth election district of the Fifth
ward. at 541 West Seventh street.
The Ninth election district of the Fifth
ward. at south side of West Seventh street,
between Richmond and Colborne streets
The Tenth election district of the Fifth
ward. at No. S97 West Seventh street.
The Eleventh election district of the Fifth
ward, at No 954 West Seventh st.
The Twelfth election district of the Fifth
ward, at No. OPS West Seventh street.
The Thirteenth election district of the Fifth
Lee avenue.
The Fourteenth election district of the
Fifth ward, at north side of Randolph. be-
tween Victoria and Milton streets.
Sixth Ward.
The First election district of the Sixth ward,
Fairfield avenue.
The Second election district of the Sixth
ward. at No. lab South Wabasha street.
The Third plapti0p IF rho ivtb
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-27

RANK STOCKS specially; bonds COM
- mercial paper. mortgages. securities
bought and sold. George w. jerks, Invest
ment Banker, Minnesota Loan and Trust
Building Minneapolis
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AMENDMENTS.

Further Notice is hereby given
that at said Election ihe following
proposed Amendments to the Com
stitution of the State of minnesota
Will be submitted to the Voters of
the said City:
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DOR SALE-Hotel of forty-two rooms
= three stories high. with water closets on
each floor; newly furnished and doing a
splendid business; rent reasonable; Sickness
the reason for selling. Address F. P. Curry
4l9 Banks av.. West Superor. Wis.
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SITUATION OFFERED.
Ne aEeS.

A Gil NTS-At once, in all unoccupied ter
n ritory in Minnesota reliable men of
push To represent The Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association of New York. The leading
natural premium company IN the weird:
Best security lowest rates and most liberal
policy. Liberal contracts TO good men. Ad-
dress j. }. Hamilton x Co, 81 National Ger
man. American Bank Building, St Paul
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A a LOANS on furniture, pianos
IA. horses, diamonds, watches and
seaiskin sacques; lowest rates. Minnesota
Mortgage Loan Company Rooms Is. H. First
National Bank Building, corner Fourth and
jackson sis
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IN PENMANSBIP at Appleton college, Is
L Fifth st. south, Minneapolis: bad writers
made good and good writer's better in eight
weeks A. K. Archibald, manager
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A GENTS for Bankers Mutual Aid Assn. :;
n easiest llan III STATE to work. d. I. Nc
Naughton, Secy Germania Bank Bid ST. Paul
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WANTED TO RENT.

D OOMS-Wanted. two sleeping rooms and
IL one sitting room, with bath and steam
heat must tie within six blocks of city hall.
Address NJ -, Globe.
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HHESCEE.EANEOUS.

A LII ORD ERS left at 169 Seventh st. will
IA receive prompt attention; good work
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CT. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OFMUSIC
- and Art. 70 East Exchange St, ST. Paul
Piano, violin, guitar and mandolin taught.
Lessons given in drawing and painting. Call
or send for prospectus.
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BUSINESS CFaASCEs.

DOR SALE OR RENT. at n bargain. an
l. old established florist business. near st.
Paul; must be disposed of, through Illness.
For particulars address Florist, care Globe
Office
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STANDARDIZATION Of cutting;
~ tailor square system; thorough instruc
lions inec1I0 and two-dart, dartless and seam
-itIss waists. sleeves, French draped bell
skirts, Empire skirts; terms moderate. 423
WabaSha Room >.
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A TEEND the ID. Hess Practical Business
n School; shorthand and typewriting day
and evening. Pioneer Press Building.
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DYE WORKS.
PROFESSIONAL.

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE DIsFENsARY
- Open daily except Sunday for treat
ment of patients. Text book science and
Health on sale. 10 Hotel Barteau.
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SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,

Corner Third street and Second avenue south,
opposite Guaranty Loan, Minneapolis, MINI.
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IL furnished, centrally located Apply to
Achille Michaud, Room II, Globe building
BOARDING HOUSE-For rent, a large
- furnished boarding house. Address P
6T Globe
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w ANTED-A German speaking physi-
w clan and surgeon can hear of first
class opening and good inducements offered
to the right man by addressing a. II. Persall
1905 Grant ST. northeast, Minneapolis Mimi.
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E.. (,,T|()N|
NOTICE.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Oct. Is, 1892.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the Eighth (8th)
Day of November, AID.
1892. i

In the City of ST. Paul, Ramsey county. Min
nesota, an election Will be opened at six (6)
O'Clock in the morning. and will continue
oEen until seven CD o'clock in the afternoon
OF the same day for the purpose of eiecting
the following officers viz:
STATE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-10-27

DRIVATE HOSPITAL. SCnOoI. OF
Midwiferv-Mrs. H. Stencil. rs Martin ST.
TAXIDERMlST - Birds. animals and
L deer heads mounted and stuffed to
order; animals skins made into rugs with
head mounted a specially. All orders sent
by mail promptly attended TO. T. E. Brown,
515 St. Peter st.
WANTED-The address OF all sufferers
w from rheumatism, govt and lumbago
by Mckinnie u Chessman Mfg Co., Pitts
burg Pa.
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d eIsRaleS,

EMPLOYMENT-Yo man wishes
IL situation of some kind in or out of town;
not afraid of work; can furnish good refer
ences. Address S 53. Globe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

GREAT FALLS, Feb. !3.- The cnun
to commissioners opened bids thi@
morning for Cascade county funding
boud1 10 the Atu. unit If $150, 900 aud 10
'un 20 years ut 6 per cent. Thtre
wcrt J. bids submitted and The bontt-
were awarded 10 T.. H. Heretield nf
Helena for par and $2,5l2 premium.
the next best hid was by n. W. Harris
g. Co., par ai,d s., 5(&5 premium. The
lowest wa. by Z. Fl. Cot1ir, par aud
S4Ul pre- MUM.
Suit hts been filed in the d;stri 4
court against The Great Fails Wafer
Go la behalf If Helen Soyer and chill
dreu, relatives of i lnAu who was
killed last fall by the caving of The
Wattr maiu ditch. Damages are asked
In the sum IF $50. ono.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

<A> fk.>,t !. =, Fab. - "a >1erihl
"nl lcErH,n tto'. .%An Salvador ~ tl=
Associated n. -, I1d,r dntrr Feb
r4tr> ~. nf-- ttAt G~n. E1rieu z
wr~ knl-n IT, dry by " Indy Of Eu.,e
nlnitll .ni ::rlH. tn.eti1+r " ith u n :,u,-
H. rrf tntl;.A,tu,-, 1l+Ar til. ci'v ZAA-
ra, GuA e'nH'A, nanr Ehe II 'nuurnH
ron-'. Th~ tshie.,an states tn 1t
t;+h. Eur'gu'z hhh 'rtu unAninIo;.s>
" IN clu nt>h dh''Itrr If the cnnsI-
ttt'nhu1 tntty IT Gnut+ulalu hnd had.
II rnn-tl1rntc Incurred the ucuv"
ht s'iity If President BartIla-. who
alarmed The public hy announcing
that Gen, Eurtrn+z WIS tie bead oi
the iu~ur.ec i,n d1rec!ed against
tire Ir+>t,N government,
President B1rilius ordered &. n. En-.
rigut t"lrrtent him el: tht nut hUr'
ties Of Zrap". Gu. Eurigutz pro-
ceedtd 1t ~cc towntd that city, a..
con4ranied hy his two brnther. and a
party Ut friends. A c"uirnny num-
berinK 100 ~nIhitr-. lying In anlbus1 \
on QUE rnad cut If the eity, flied upon
Gen. Euriguez aud others of hia party
killing At! of then. The cuhlegratr
attributes the attack aud killing of the
| party tn orders Issued from the capi,
tal, and impufes the died TO the Qua
ten4ala government.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

HELENA, Feb. 323.-rhr city council
tonight appropriated $23, 3,(AW to build
n lnrge city library, which v Ill he used
~ AL auditorium for the conventions
meeting here next summer.
City MulsEnI S,nlb arrived here to-
night !rnnl pucnte|ln with Dur Se+ley,
the n"totipus cDl. .tidrnrr upern'or who
skipped hts bu!l t4& r. II short ti!nt ago
while awaiting examination IN a
eh'rge o1 grand larceny. TIE larceny
consisted of BEATING grcellhorh ot,t
OF SltG5 in card game on train tc>
tWBrn Hnzeman aid Helena.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26
1t Shouli be tn Every House

J. Is. Wilson, 81 81: y ~, Sfla~;'+~
burg. pA j .ys he will ttu' s'+ wihott
DR.. Kings New DI-cnv.r> tor 'n-
sumption, c"ughs ami tols!-, hh II
cLre / hi. wife who wA- :h,eA,en+d
with pneumonia after al Attnrk IT "!a
grirpr," when various "h-r remedies
aud several phyri>iAn. had done :.~r
40 good. r. bert Barrier, of CookE~
port, Pa, cla,u.- DR.. kipg'= Ne~ Di<-
cuvtry ha- done him more good than
any thing he ever used for lung
trouble. Nothing Ike It. Try It..
FREE triAl bottle Ut ". F.. Ssvage's =
drug store. Large bottles 80 cents and
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26
Patents ftrGt'iV4ti,

T'e following hnnie-* Il patents
wrle rtceiy+ d 1T the L. :. l.and O:kre
yesterday "nn arr realty fit delivery:
Chr. ttnn y Peterson, Jat,1+t Sterus ST,
J"hn krh-r'4nI, Andrew Smith, jos.
+. Brown, Catherine Brnphy. Ju.rph
H-y, JAck-nn e. F1its. VIM. F. peo-
pies. Henry Bruins, Cbr.. Dal+y,
Alexander L"vrrIdgr, Strthen H..
D+rl ell, Mary s. Sawyer, J'-e,'h W.
Allen and VIM. f. Hairs.
Az an tn>t4ucr 1T Hon. r, Fl. C,r-
trr's ttiritncy ~ Commi's II 'ner nf the
General Land Ottire. it l. proper to
state That IN the MT j"rity If tn" ah,ve
r.se*. final rfonf wis n,ade I+4+ tha1l
yrar nlo, the Stone nan,+d, ~ late a.
ApriI -. 1891 In thr days Of Ctev~-
and Hi :>,ntk. regime, settle" wt4
'a'n.idried lucky it he 4ot hi- patent
III tiyr .ens; titw 1t IT, ne'tfy Il n,At-
TER Nf Months
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

tI1- lItnt.lltt- II hi> ~ut jtrt NJ. Week..
lweI' pri,s'lpnlly m tll- l"t'tr !ifr Ut
tAr great tilt1h+, showing tie il eeti-
nnt,e -ervjtt | { ltn hl> t,,,!t1t1y dur
InG tie turk days of thu wa', when he
- III l'uA, TT htju l1a teI-t Of th-
| y" II ~ >p-t''t I'll He jrrL+r .itir-
f f. x!:.tnt u1lH Srr;H I'd, 'f,1,,Ittetv
tut hihE%{ LIZ. ~ & ~ III: .'.t:2Iutt:t opinion
Il: Atil.~*=N:littt srs 1T + lt;titl WAS On
the *~.gHt,t ttr: II! *tsH tic rus,lrl er~
nr\. H~ ttltts trt+,ttl ut 1~Euti! ilttp
t'u' t:~4t ssttt' Il 4'i. fttt t',ur fit>u.. r
ed TN. i: :tt>=a,tt NJ 1** cittr, nn! ltc*;-tf
lttdrt {lr>l @*IA;fttttz fnt1 cat|y.t*1
th'<t htt Wa- firmly tai...fr>'til by the
T. Hr', h. t, r1r} u@tt; If lt~tu ticnl,
III II ''on,:tttnt IT, tr.rttnk c1E> zanrt
+ sl!'+ h:ttef RI = t,lH Ax- au.t tle
rl":'' 4 yeAr- t>f h. r~t1.nt E"n|* i:fH
~r:+ btul.* fully str>trit,t |, th+ ltt'tu:er
cl sing ~ t i - ln,tiI'.'r+ ut trllu't to
tn liz nan ul1r Wa. cha,nc'.4 lzt4 u.
th+ grent~' TT pr~t:'htr- ~'t5cc 1T.
Paul. ar. Wt+.H~ Wis and ,nm+1y i'1-
IT, dut~', !" nj: An'lIrtt&.t rs. Rev. Mr..
D1nlnp, Aua thr !. ctur* was l,rrc+d-d
ard fulluw~u t,r rhnic- r:,:nl sej+&rinEs
'tn0t rttl uH Qrr1+'t- tr'n-'.tlbE "1
NJ. ana Mr.. King, Mi-. Griffith uDd
Nr. {'lAlkt.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

""H returning from F'rt ke *h.
: where ht hu- hnd nc tstrlI tn K. f,r
tie hA@i three nr four thy~ IN Ut 4,it~
Attt n1I n :htIrt martial, At<i ut !
>'1t q The cf. %Sirx. With h'n ~.r
ti' y IT.. Al Ecu,r:.tl> at Dtn U:,4,-
, h'l>. IhrS "rre it. tlIt t:& tu"k amt
A-tel ~ts driving WIiti they rrnt:tt-
t:r 4 H. iit+%f tltty t'|4.>ti%tr.tl ii Il Il III.
/; rI~+ hs>fd: :tnl1i" A!:ic:. HEY tt's s~l TT
st.'r i::9. t.'u 'htt :r+ wy rnnniu.
freely. 4 ii II vrf htIt*. trlt DID
tu 1,>ttt:t* tF''>>tnt. init ll+'.;t":-t> & III.
,,tnts' tt.r't$t> v"t.*: n. t$*ty 't4>rr;t*tE5t
tlv. t it"|ihr-e- M+.4llI+- r~-,tte, Alit
"n lie itHi * which ,ta> >'ls!,r, h: b.:
~ Il tut bark. 1t,-< 1zttn1It+ nltust>t
nhn>nt:H:e st'l.. At thi- jut,*ttr" III.
NlHtii~tt!lI, Whp WIS encountered v izH
III atn1tnl of law h rk>. concluded ii
.iuMt t,4t ri HE lack u Il dit = ju<t
A- It -JnI into ti,t vnt-r, nlrnIln.
>utMt IT his ',Nnk- III th~ ruxirg t! :tn,
~ h+ did r !. bur subsequently tetrvrr-
1nK th-u1 tn II .ut 1T t'onHi,1tH. Uu1I-
net:y hl-r ttc'udt]1 tha' It was -nf* +
Oil rry lard, nnd !ef tn" hack it,
water about knee fte., tut Asftl and
kenn+dy >tuck to the ba"k, th~ inr.
nler inttnt Oh making the crn = ur,
hut tf,r wA.tr VIZ both d+t ttand swift,
and The hnr-.s s, embarrassed h> liz
flnAtius chunks If Ice that 1t wa itn>
p'e-ibft to guide them, and in cotHic-
erul>iv l-ts tilue .han j. takes to I'LL IT..
the t+Hm WIN under water tp Tie tnrs,
and the heavy hack careellinE from
side to side, and nn!r. Wly '>cAting Il
com! lete turnover. \ few 1ec. n.l4 If
This sort OF experience Convinced Hi
that be cnu'd not u,ake the opw size
shore. amt tie +s-ayed the difficult frat
Of turning around aud eating hack 70
the reservation SIDE. To the pur IT,
on shore who w:titsred this attempt
it RE ed that il wa% an inpo.*tbiti'y.
NJ Il u - uiE' h't1thAt totek'Hc tou-
clt1. III .l1nt h" team at rA>t " rild he
lost, hut sk,ltfuI and ntrvy driving
un1t. uf er II hard struggle, nud the
'eatll uhd hack Stor Il or dry !nnd cnt1~
-if}erhi,lv Tie WO.-e f'r the tat' II
wis hAtruW +~''upr, sui AL wire glad
II Htt tint If th- pret!lcnu;+nt 80 fnr"
tunut-1>. The pr y cr. >>rd "u tit
railroad trIh-e. and the team! wA-
driven h4ck ~ Frrt k4nkt,.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

Ir-'t rd'v "M Ut n,mt, the Wrt~rs
tron Pun, kin rrerk i+AcIett IT.
,,ut,,, nuH for Il t1:,i- Wnilr it truk d
- If ;hrr III would rnrry away every
thing With t 4nt clear Tongue river
II hut the nlst i'e proved 10 |tc tcn
heavy. auu tn+ Il tod s:n II found II
channel on the "pno>It: side OF tbs
river Asu1 rsn nn unnlj-tructtd. the
"'.,ita.t'nn having 40 etirct on tht ice
ut tn 4 point nsl.rr thnn to tutge it up
iu th+ m,.iclp ard ra st II abuut TWO or
Il / frtt. Though i wAs not moved
s;+r'iay. 1t WAS practically the
hle1kirk-up fur ~htlrH. As II II doubt
lul IL thtr+ n -nnuEh water now 10
tntn,', IN nttvr tn~ htavt it'" Whirf.
lu>- l-ir, aud which vii" ~ ,h+ mis-
utuI ..u13e ut evtlt surc,lnb slowly To
ttt. heat 1T the .un
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

Representative HnlllInn, Chairman
The h"u-e, i1h- just i5suet! Il call T. r Il
caucus Of dem "'r;..ic r',rt stn ativt+,
10 he held HI 1:3u tt.tI,''rrnw evening
ut which the SILVER question At,h the
advis+hllity IF pre*'ing the fr+e cn,u. i.
age bill br|or~ HE general elections
VII bt the tut jrrt~ Of considerations.
This rall /. l>~ur't IN rc-lnnse 10 The
call circulated hy Representative H4r.
t+r aud ,thtr "rpontnts' tree ctiu>
HVt
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26
.fal.t1re { .113rt,

I |hr + ,Ile doves ctr f. tcur, yes-
tettiay, the cnnE+niirn hong tit 1H;>-
.es.inn Of II 'ru',k If wt~tiJI nnt tArtl,
originally tie rrttr rtyrf 4r;+ blanche
Phil'it., l'ut rlaitu"t ~ ii }''t !1r for
fnoney a1vai ce1 ~ Il tte Svlroede..
Tue testimony usri',~4 Il tt'r 'iut that
Ni-- Phillips, WttH r~.i lit III
r. Z~tnun nnl nn iuh:tt' II l't "viArv
preside Il over tr Mis- Mtt;int;i~, WIS
st;zeu viii. desire tu >t~,t Ml}+- cry.
t'u' owing tn ier inprrr4denct ~ l''1
luck blanrhe wa, t"-p+uk tech II t.
". in hnck IT, II .ss NJ {;nnl. tn TIA.
tune ut $:h,, und excrnt at the +xpel s
ri leaving her waldr,hr ht hind her.
"nutd int crafty h+r htsire. At thu.
juncture L,ttie Schroeder appeared
Ike ftiry Of old. and hrneticent|y
fixed tie matter hnantitjIy 81 that
Mrs McGtnnis relta-ed Ter ho'. IN
the trauk, and Blanche cAlue flying
OH the wings Hf gratitude to Miles
City, and tmk up her Atode with
Lutte. For time all went veil. aud
the II 1t went ilke-well, it didn't 60 as
we'll then a. 1t went before. Blanche
Qult and went to Il rival establishment,
but the trunk which Lottie had put up
| tor, nnd which had not teen r. tdeentd,
| renamed. Once II rall was made by
Blanche for the Purpose Of securing u
| change tf ratment. which was per-
| United, but the trunk and contents re-
| maintd with Lottie until yesterday,
when Blanche SUI nIoned the iuter-
ference I + the law, and reFlevined the
"ke>ster." Tn en came the trial be-
! fore justice Brown, which WIS held In
solemn dignity in the mnln court
room Of Cuat+r county tile district
C. urt) The testimony was inter st.
| ing from the fact that it showed how
entirely differently witnesses regarded
aud described speech and actions
which they Mth heard und SAW
Counsellor Loud appeared tor Lottit
Schroeder, and Counsellor Light fol
Miss Blanche Phillips. Miss Lillian
Russell was present and witness tr
tue ease. After lengthy summing
up Oh each side, the court gave it IL
h,4 opinion that the trunk had heel
wr,nKfutiy repleviped, and ordered il
ha"k to the custody "f Miss Schroeder
assessing the other party In The esse
81. % and costs.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-02-26

We will receive bids for furnishing
from 100 to 500 cottonwood tree. 10 be
delivered within the city limits be-
tween April LIT and May 18th, 1892
Tuese trees to measure 3 tn inches III
1jrm+ ter at the butt, tn have gN'1 and
sufficient roots. to be trimmed MI or
II feet FROM roots Ani tn have smooth
bark and healthy trees.
bids may ai.o include price for set-
ting trees Ia ,he ground in good con-
di.ion t, grow. All bids should he
handed to the secretary on or before
March lat.
MILES CRY CHAMBER or COMMERCE..