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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

MONDAY AFTERNOON.
II - ss -...-,,- ~ -. -,
H. r. o. regulating tue pr'c'lce VI
medicine In tue Territory was rejected
by vote NJ q 10 I.
C.F ID. In ,r,,oct Iandlord, In.
~ W p,o'se '''''o'u''
oorefs anu servants Ia tue colIecVon o.
runis and Waget' was slightly amended
ant passed.
Il A. ina rr.y,n,t,. ia. y,s,, nj,
pa'uiAi gaA anu 10 P'oVIue iot 'he
plugging Of all abandoned wells, was
passed
II. +. %, for tho escapement OF
shafts in coat mines operating In the
1..,t,,.,,, - -.
'''N '''''''' ''N'
Ii. +. l2hi relating TO proceedings Tor
tho r.cgy.ry of renI nrop.rty also
4, 4, 80
AVS" p"s'o'' "g''h'I WI" - - -
which cuts down the salary Oi the
fish aud game commissioner from 500
10 500.
IN. foIInwipy bIlla w,ro filed for
ui,i ra.,it,,,,. "a T. inn
~, u,. "' .,Iy,,i ..,,..s'
- WV M, "''l,os" 1919
IL r. -up, leF tne Moy ~
Motknlen tnployel IN coz ninvrj ~
=. III, relating 10 trial by jury; n. r..
la., providing for the attaching OF
portions VI Washington and Kane
counties 10 Iron county; And II. r. ~
fsubstttut.l relating 10 The branding Of
cattle.
~ y iOl rro,iIi,g f,, III. ,sp,ovnI
tn. NJ III, s.,hs,,,I r., ,h,' IT.
49, 80, iH w,
,ttsity U! ot'h w '"o HAP"s'''o'
Tue act 10 provide y special and de.
f.tred regIstfatiou for Logan was We.
to.d, as follow;
No., az =, yn,.. p..,,..,.,n..c....
non w: ~ hihs, rIss'uoh' OF tue 'oun-
u''' 49, 80 i-l''u ivy ,.,
sryl ,,n net r'sehed inc on Tue ION
u ua u al, fh"jiu ,Sy uN,nb 'v, Uni 'nPihaVdi
Nv, ,,'I Iii, III Ill, 49,,
Nam cS in porrS only twsnty.cIght d law"
This show. that the present law. In Inc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Editor Desert Nei0G
In your is,ue Of the semi.weekly Of
March list, read OF a case Of burglary
being committed In Salt Lake CITY,
aud the eulprlt gave In the name Of
Martin Harris, and not being aware Of
my man claiming that name In aud
around apy Of our Stakes OF Hlou,
feared that come Gf my friends anu
acquaintance may suppose that It was
Martin Harris, the son Of Martin Har-
ris Of Book OF Mormon fame, and that
he may possibly have fallen from the
faith and be engaged In such lawless.
ness.
Please say that am living In the
Bannock stake OF Zion, 10 Idaho, aud
am firm In ths faith OF tho Book OF
Mormon.
Yours respectfully.
MARTIN HARRIS, JH,
LouTsvILLE, Idaho, March 4, 1889,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Following is the business transacted
In the County Court yesterday after
noon after the NEWS report closed;
The Eureka Gus Saving Company
asked that the court examine and 10.
port on the work done by their stand
ard automatic gas regulator placed In
the Jail aud Cour, House Januury 8. II
was referred to Seleciman Hardy.
The report oi tue superintendent OF
the iuhrmary for February was filed.
The claim Of DIR. Ennis was referred
to the sheriff.
The bond OF Kelly u Go, was ap.
proved.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

We have sold Ely's Cream Balm
about three year., aud have recon.
mendcd itg use Ia more Than a HUNDRED
special cascs OF catalrh. The unanl-
mous answer 10 our Inquiries IL; ~ Us
the btst remedy that have ever
uaed." Our experience H., that where
parties continued its use. Il never fails
To cure.--J II. Montgomery n co.,
Druggists, Drcofsb, Iowa.
When ! began using Ely's Cream
Balm my catsrrh was 90 had I had
headache the whole time aud dis.
changed large amount " Glihy mat.
ter. That has almost entirely disnp-
peared aui have not had headache
siucc-J. ". sommcfs, Slcphucy,
Conn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

This remedy Is becoming go we'll
known and ~ popular ~ 10 need no
special mention. All who have used
Electric Bitters sling tho same song Of
praife.--A purer medicine does not
exit and II IA guaranteed 10 do all that
II claimed. Electric Bltters will cure
all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys,
VIII remove Pimples, Boils, Salt
Rheum ind other affections caufed by
impure blood. - VIII drive MnlaTiA
from the pystem and prevent as well As
cure al MRlarial fcvers. 49, For cure Of
Headache, Constipation snd Indlges.
ton, try Electric Bitters-- Eutlrc sat.
ipfsction guaranteed, or money refun-
ded. Price SOC, and $500 per bottle at
A. @. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug store. So
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

81 have just recoN eIed from u sec
oni attack OF the grip this year" saya
MIR. las. o. Jones, publisher Of the
Loader, Mexla, Texas. "ln tho latter
case | used ChGmheTlain's Cough
Remedy, and think with oonsidera.
lilo success, only being In bed little
over two days, against ten days for
tho first attack. The second attack /
an sntianed would have been equally
~ lad rs the tint but for tho use ~
this remedy, a. had 10 20 to he'd H.
,hOut six hour alter being struck
With II, while IN the first case | was
able u attend 10 business about two
lays before getting down." 50 cent
notiles for sale by z. q. NJ. |, Drug
Dept. ds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

PRoP. Il. II, DUPONT, late principal
Of the celebrated Institute for STAN
meters at Boston, Mass, Ia now at the
Cullen Hotel. Mr. pum1nt will TO.
ceive n limited number Of pupils while
In Salt Lake. His success Ia correcting
lmped iments Of speech has never been
eq,inlod, and all Interested should
make immediate application. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

j. -. Wilson, 81 Clay st., Sbsfps
burz, Pa, Gays he will not he without
DIR. Kiug's New Discovery for Con-
SUMPTION, Coughs and Colds, that u
cured his wife who wasthreatened with
Pneumonia after an attack VI "Ls
Grippe" when various other remedies
and several ply sicians had done her
no good. Robert Barber, Of CookspUri,
Pa, claims Dr. King's New Discovery
thing he ever used for Lung Trouble.
Nothing like it. Try IT, Free Trial
bottles nt A. G.. Smith 4 Co.'S Drug
Store. Large bottles SOC and il.OO. 50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The NJ. I, normal class convened on
February sth, that day being the be.
giuning Of the second term. There Is
total mombershlp OF lny.two. The
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

The Utah tG-nc,N Sursnry Company
Has removed its office 10 its nur.
series Ia Sugar House Wsrd. Take
the Rapid Transit Street Cars marked
"Calder's Park, Forest Dale, or llth
East Street" Post Ofilce, Sugar,
JlAl dAA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

Neuralgia cured In ~ Minutes,
Mir. }. :. Sturieynnt, editor Of the
WGuIdcd (wis.l I0N, ssys. "LHst
night Chamberlain's Pain Balm cured
my " lie Of neuralgia OF the lace and
tooth In fifteen minutes. We would
not be without It," 80 cent bottles for
sale by Y. G. NJ. |. Drug Dept. d.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
I. q. I'MTllrtRlcNT


Mn g. : NiCHuL. n No LONGER ~
w my employ. ana an persons are hereby
warned not a. enter IutD any contract with MIA
for work tn no furnished ~ ne, a. be has no
authority 90 10 su. EilNs MONTHS.
ieb, u, lsJ2 tAfwf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-03-08

FI'FACuER OF DEf.sAllTE ply slCAL
i tu.tlru society uymuastlcs aud Elnru.
uUu, 2ll's state street. at
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Thought >f Il rfrnt @t'|nnc.
Tint very same evening II nA1t-tt<.
there WIS Il ,lt:.n In thu cu*t'~-1lut1ct'
that tlrnr LITTLE curl. and immediately
burst forth intu u s1m*ln ut aliniruti''i
ftr it.
"A Irrfrrt rit>ylrt,' he went I'll. "Ah.
how pretty it is! The little dainty cnr1::"
Then. ~ ln twilt'l it loving y alo'at
his finger. 1Ec pretty little curl nnfn"-
tened itself untl lny calmly IN his hnnd.
1t wus really 4uito embarrassing all
around.
Tlr tleur .:llild hail burned off the nri%"
iraai t,,rl, 50 she li'',rl TN one Of her
n1u,n,4u', for substitute. 1t WAS hut
natural. suppose, for that ,nan to pick
out the only curl that did not belong
there. One can never give Il reason for
such things.
Never. never ito as that girl did, for
when IL man gets 10 that he admircs you
cnrls you may convince Yourself then
and there that he Is in earnest. 1t is'
really pity to have pretty sc>ne> broker
up Just BECAUSE ',f Il horria little fAl::
curl. aud hp it may he the wiser llan t''
20 right on curling anl burning. Tl"''
you'll knew thut the c1rls IRE your very
own, even If they Ito have Il lH'crlla1
burnt o.lor.-t'hicayo News-Rtcorl.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

purty with Dog~~Yer see | had MIL.
down, wil my foot on his necK' al =
could ha' kilt him den I'LL tcre, when ms
wife rushed in HI begged n'e tnr ttt Al.
apare his lite. 1wuz JUS goin ter mt
her clip, when l reckerlected dat !,
wouldn't do to strike Il won>an' 30 !
showed her up asin the 'nantelp'e*'e gus
easy enough to mike her faint and atter
I rot her pocketbook | lef' the house
widout molestin her, as l wanted 10 Rl'
her to un&lcrstau dat feller conld pe "
prize fighter I'LL still he " gentle'n"h'~~
Life.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

r. rulnrKt the nisrkrt fpr our t't''l~
.i., ~. viii v i'll >tn1 from HOW until
Ch,l-,n.u.n 4m,1e pail of our very
hx,t u,jxetl cIu AN candy 10 any hd-
,,,e.~ ut, receipt nt 81 ~ stamps taken
ami +xp1+>s charges rAid). Oaly our
IA | 4ent to one ptr~tn, and Nil orders
,,u-t l... t,,uut. .,1l or t,pfure Dtc. 90tt'. il
so, want to get your 'Alldy Id tiuhe Tor
t'hrlst,.:t~ Slate ynul nfArt IT txuress
shipping p,int. pIrh4e show pail "t
candy t. ym'r friends and ne'shbor''
Address, The Fancy t'andy CO..
70! thout+nu Ave, 1T Lru,s, N ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
A I,p{as1rr.

Sii,c4 1t. first Introduction. l.. ectr'c
,*I'+rs has gatnet rapidly In popular
favor, until now It il clearly IN the
md a,nong pure mpdlcl al tot1irs n''t'
.1,.r*'tve--c>rtAtni nothing which
,rruuIt. ita u-p Il. II b-. trHge "r lhtox!'
..ant II /. r.cngu y ii ~ tle hest aud
,,trt.t nlt,liciiIe for all ailments "1
att,n,ach, liver or ktdney..-lt vii
..urr .tck heauAcht, intiixe-ttnti, con-
.t,lutIru. Mrd drive tntlart% fr"M tue
4y4t+tu. -<At1sfar ION kuarnhtttd Will
,arh bnt.lr or the nin1ey Will IT r.
funded. Sold hy Wright thr drug
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
The 1:nla,Il,k t'ontet.

PRINCETON, n. j., Nov. 22.-prof.
Charles A. Young says Of the comet
now attracting 80 much attentions:
ut hu@ increased iu size since flat
saw it, 80. III my opinion, 1t III prob-
ablv coming toward us. II In travel
ine about 100000 miles day, and' as1
OH hterved 1t last night. calculate 1t to
about 100000 miles from the earth'
Az the earth is approaching the place
where the two orbits come together ut
the rate Of 500, 900 miles "A day. the
cnmet. If it travels in the orbit Of Biela,
will pues by the nearest spot to the
rtb's obit eight hours before the
earth reaches 1t, und that will be be-
FIRE next Sunday, probably Saturday
night.
1.-THE appearance of the comet Ii
much different from the ordinary. Al
first ito edges were HI clear as IT cn1
with q ,,atr of scissors. Now, how
ever, ita tuil has grown much longer
and last night 1t retembi"d bruah
| It's spectrum IL continuous, but with
out the dark lines, 70 probably 1t Il
not u seIf-lumtnous body. 1t ~ nov
three or four times az large az when
first saw it, and lnst night saw II
many parts OF 1t little shininK particles
which. with the telescopes, ! recoGniz
j, ed to be atars shining through 1t. y
It Is gaseous substance, and, III 1t dot
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Sealed proposals will te received ut
,,,a ntt1cp If he County Clerk of Cueter
county until L. O'Clock. l'.'oi', of Mon
dvy, D-ceulhrr j l.. loo!, fur tnr",si1inK
w,n,tt for The Cnurt H"n-e ard f'mI
House tor thu terit'd TT on~ yeur. All
bids to he marked "Srsled pFopos ~
for furnishing wood for lie Court
Hous+ aud P,or House" mud I'D 1ressrd
70 the Countv Clerk. The board re:
serves the right to reject any or all
bIds. .o,
Dated Miles City. NV. l4th. l902.
A H. SWERDFlQER,
Cuuuty CLERK.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24


A. F, & 4. N. '':s*s's's 8 *s!: !! t'ifs %s:oSs @
Hail on drst Rni third Wednesdays Of the
month.
Il n n r Custer Lodge No. II meets
], u u r their hall every Monday
Seutl,c1 Encnmpment meets first aud third
Fridays OF each month";
~ nF n Crus der Lodge No. meots at
X. Uf + Odd Falows hall on tile titst all"
Thursdays Of Tile month.
IN a r Star Of the West Lodge n'cets et t1 n'
t. h4t?:,.:: y: y IL "'''"'s hull ''''' Thursday
n 4 n U.S.. Grant Post. No. II: mee
u a, NJ ut Odd Fellows hall Oh the FIR
and third Tuesdays Of tho m"n'h'
A, j, 1noots "sts'o On J. tIo ' tirss % %Sni tilr
Wednesdays IN ouch month";
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Sealed pro!"'nal~ will l,e r*c+tVea al
the office of the County Clerk Ut Gus
ter county until II o'clock, noon' of
Monday, Dc. 5.h, ls92, for furnishing
Eroceri.s Tor the County Poor House
for The period Ut one year. All b'ds to
De married "Seated protosa's for fur-
n,.lliug groceries to the p"or house,
and Addressed to the County Clerk.
The boartt reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
On application to the County Clerk
ti.t Of articles required will be tur'
uished to bidders.
Datet! ut Miles city. Nov. 14th. 1882
A. H. SWEKDF1GEK
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
Fl00O'S WORK.
Was1,invton Rivers ere Vast
Lakes Filled With Debris
From Ruined Homes.
Whole Villages Arc Under Water
Railways Completely
Blocked.

SEATTLE, Nov. 32.-R~pnrta III tue
storm throughout the state are et'1
| worse to-day, nd the prospect" a'e
| that rail communications will "e an'
| andored fur several days ut lenst' -
number of addnin1Ial deat"n are ai""
ret,ort.d as tt result of ti,r ti'r tts, while
the io.a ot property in tile shape o1
farm buildings carried away anu
WRECKED will make Il formidable Item
tu the valley. of DuwHmisi>. Nhi'e'
Green, Black, stuck, Dear and Fuy-
alum. The rivers 10 itle r"ttth *ard n1
Suonomt-h, the S1il! aid Aguam't&',
arr vast luk's
In the Sturk valley, far II. the EYE
eau se:+, tut. valley il seetlIinx lax"
ou which logs, 4hingte bnlt@, wrecked
buildings, ra'lroud tier, upr"otrt' tres
uud dehr,s are j4,Dtutd together ten
to twenty feet. 1t h feared That Inc
new county bridg- will b. carrttd
away.
Iu Ch+hnli- county, ne"r E|ina, the
Northern parlfl: rai!r"nh hrtt!Ee u"
th+ Gray'- Harhnr hrancl ~ y" wtak
that ,rnt1.s dare NOT cruts until the
water r+c.de+ Auhttinnnl Wh-hHnt"
on the Nnr.heru Pacific III iii line be-
weru Se4.tie aud Tacoma aud Ut per
Portland route are rep>rttd, un no
trains have arrived to-day or nre liable
to arrive for several days. 1.'ng TRES"
ttea have n|sn hetn Washed out.
The same state .: affairs il reported
}. on all other 1ne4. There were several
more und-ldt. rtp"rteh yesterday
10 nt}d 10 the already bsh state of tt,t
roaus there have hetn several wrecks
In valley hnd along The ratlr"n"
water .rt,.-eA the tracks In many
ulace. for II long distance to The dept
Of f.,ur feet. The Great Northern Wi
i, mt b. nbie II 1un trains unIl th
y bridge. have hrpn repaired. the slide
removed ard The track renewed.
Tie Seattle, l. Ike Shore 4 Faster
railroad ruins trains tn the information
n al boundary, hit transfer MUS
made around the slide at H'arkmn'l'
Three ur four ateAner1 have been re
rorted sunk In the Suoh"tnlAh ave
tut no lives Ate re|urted 10 hs los'.
the large steamers are carrying p"
~ SINGERS to Wha1com to make c"rhe
80 tion with tn. railroad.
at !, M. NJ eader's farm hands nre r
-~ nor ed tn have tepn drowned on Sa
urd.v hear SnohutnisI,. Prof. Ga1iar
wife. eon ana nie:e. all adults, nre |
lievcd to he drowned, ~ their boHt "
~~ found yesterday Oh hn Island III
left Everett Friday afternoon
Maryhvil|e aud have not Teen re
since
Many farmers throughout the
: tire W. stern portion Of the state hs
ut all their Atock by drowning, a
= Z, none in the rich aud extensive vail
" have p4cAped fr%1n loIs.
- The damage to the agricultural
tricts will amnunt to many hundr
IF Thousands Of dollars. II certai
has been the worst rainfall that
ever been experienced On Pugtteou
- and If RI In tete III again 1t ID liab1
pal" ru%l4e additional loAe.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Seated proposals. will be rooelved at
the off1ce ut the Cnunty Clerk OF Gus
trr uounty until IL o'clock. no"n' Mon~
tIav. December Stu, 1892, for furnish :
inv coal for the Court House and Poor
House for the period Of one year. All
Ildt to he marked "Sealett proposals
for furnishing coal for Court House
and Poor House" and addressed tn
he County Clerk. The board reserves
h4 right to reject anv or all bids.
Dated Miles City, Nov. 14th, lSo3.
A. H. bWERDF1GER,
County Clerk.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Such Il thing ;tS IN anchor IL never
seen un Il Chinese river. Sometimes
I, mole ii driven down through Il hol'.
in the low. hut usually Il rope is tied
round Il boulder or stake on shore.
OF. iii default of these round Il heap
IF small stones gathered for t}n' r''r'
,nxr-Cur. Montreal Witness.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Once upop time there WIS a n&'ie
girl, and ehe had little curl "n'on
= wasn't right in tho middle Of her fore
hend, 1t was back Of ono OF her e,fs' y,
md one day after she Ind burned 1t
nearlv off about seventeen times slle
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

We huthur1ze tnir ndvrrti~et fn''
rI4t to veil Or. ktns'- New Discovery
f,r co,,-u,np ,on, ,coughs III" c"ld-, ,upon
@,t. ru,,titi,n. If YOU nre afflicted
will. cough, cult or any lung, throat
or cn... trouble, aud VIII use tf''8
remedy ~ directed, g'v'tE 1t t''F
trial unn experience nu benefit, tott
may return the bottle and have your
money refunded. We could HOT m"Ke
this offer lid We nOt know That )r'
Kings New Discovery could te relied
,,,, never d,-ap!"tnts. Tr4"1 hot
tlp free ut WrtKht'> Drug Store Large
>izt :}t>c. hnd II .tM.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
n q
r.! L!

.,r Il the herd I'll cnt.lr branded titus
E Oh right hip, and dew1ap ol'
@ throat or hri.k ke': tie latter
brand having tH en putct1as
VI. ,ni. Unte from Frank Mason, o1
Deer Lodge Ctunty. Montana; hls
connection ~ foreman ceAseE on this
date ny orders OF owners.
DiELESDER&; IL T00MEf,
JOHN, S Wood, Foreman.
Forsyth, Montana, OFT. 20t1, lS''2.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
~trlE+ the enrtn, viii c"'!'e Il" H'tnt

~trlE+ the enrtn, viii c"'!'e II" g'tnt
harm.
"I!, sub.,Auce j. extremely rare
Our rir l.. Icvtrat hundred times more
d.u~t. ~. # IT toe@ rtrike the earth, 1t
will do 10 11.nrt l'n,m +" The 1nllan''
TINT. thup Il feuther ted to u fish II IT
\, md full on the nttAn. The great"
e.t ,u.ssitle hnru. that could come
wou Il he HE fu Ii, 1 ri II few hundred
Ut ntl. orlc ,ton y over th* surface "1
IL ear.t., aud "A slight disturbance I'D
uur ain. SPHERE, cuu.td by tt# xasee
nj xirE win our air. ItH diameter IL
nb,,.t - ,0uU n4'lts, Il 1't fali'"K OF AZ
many n!e e"rlc slnnts hr It *t'~t''s I
n ,utuIn t,ver tucl, II surface would
rpr ut them HI thinly that hut very
m.nv would s'r,ke 4he earth. and
thpr. wuuld do It'll. damage. 1t IL
4trIke. the esr.h next Saturday t1go1'
about nll We will ree will h~ "lce dlS-
play 1T u,et. oric tlr+wUrk~.
wArcu F,k THE SHOWER OF STARS
Sr. LOUIS. Nov. 22.-Dr. Jsme1 r.
Sullivan, city chemist aud sstr"nont
If gone no'e, in the di'cu->'"n Ut ron't
rr., mi -+u ttt+sI tal rh+nen"ma I'll c"1l'
nectron with BttIu7 c.'mtt, s"'n th*'
the ~'ats would probably fail IN TIT
nlvht pf tue 9Th instant There art
! ,uen living now, he -a'd, VII" Fet"e
! btr the year &wn Ke11srAtluh1 hgo "het
! the star. "fetI.' 1t "us the h"'s' ofH'
; Iuut 1neteuric shower rtcordertd II
history. Hr s+ys the co""e''~ n: pear
ut@u al the time ret for the display
,nr,en,. IN the cui steIlati"n L." eve
: thirty. Three yeats will a''o IT. tt'e '"e
uutu+,Ia exhibited III tnN quarter.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
lia,1tl

The very enund ri the VAR" ''"s
so:.e.hn nE fascinating "'""' H. r"f
tlle.t yellow lun{~ w"rs have "e"
fought, men lave rndu1ed the h''s'
terrible hutd-hip~, anu rl'krA HE III u
th, u-Anu ways. FIR II, men nhd
womtn have p~rile: and lori peace
and i,ouor. II almost has nl"'a' quail
tje,. It- physical qualities are we'll
worth uutlrr, too. l. IL The only me-
i tai in Hll nuture'- workshops wh'ch
In. yellow roiot. /. IL not ox!d1zeo
nv the utnln.pl,ett-ln common IAN
pua1e, 1t will nut rust. It. ducti'ty i:
wonderful. a tinsle g'ain can Ut
hent.u into Il sheet lha, will covt1
tifty.slx square inches Of space' ant
the ,htets are 30 Thin thh' 20! ,0o|
make II nile only ore inch hign' al
ounce Of gold. forming the covering O
a ai|yer wire, has beeu drawn out TO
leupth If thirteen hundred miles. l
mas been found, III quantity suft1clen
u to INV for mining, In thirty states an
! territories uf the union, and the valu
, of the prduct from 1908 to 1890 wa
oue billion dollurs. One OF the bes
!. u+ts of go'd i. ~ money; aud one
. the best uses of n>oney Ii to Furcha'
y Ticket. for a journey via the Buri,n!
, ion Route. Your home AGENT Will
'S glad to cell them-"r,. II he cann
L. supply you, write to w. ); q; ne',"
10 Uen. Pass. Agent, 1T Paul, M'nn'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

Tia, J. J. q milan Of Fnr+yth Is not
authorized 10 tran.art any business tor
the undersigned, who-e cattle are
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24
MCIntiro
Mercantile
Company.


TODAY, Americans will obs
serve the national holiday "f
Thanksgiving.
II is Il day ct family rr~n,'lons'
"Reminiscences and good dinners
and millions If turkeys. p'nl~
tiinss aud pics will be con-
suncd Thanksgiving is the
ruritar> substitute 1"r Christ
mas, which the settlers of New
England declined /" observe
regarding it Us Il relic M SUPER
stition, but now Christmas and
Thanksgiving share the hr'rrS
Of observance.
n. hhiug >i'.te5 the h''"rr- with "''
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

~n,annnal Emanuel Church. CDR. ri"
EPtEHfff6l mer and Eleventh streetH.
eesv,cs. -uudaTs Ut Ii a III. and = p. n. Holy
o.'a.n;,n nrst Suulay in each month after tue
t.,ar,;"n sarSre,. Rev. j. r. rrichar1, rector.
-<.m~,AnHsn~ Church corner Eleven:
MI / Hltt116I mad Fleasan' ntr3cta. 5 ar
.,'ns At II = n. mi 7:30 u. III. Prayer meeting
Wr1ncsinv evening, Rev. F. &. Hnylan, past OF
PRESBYTERIAN "%:f" .;;:*t aSS sS'"S! Sos':%s @ r
avenue. ServicpH sundays at II 4. ILL., anu :a0
nm. Rev JohM Dunlap, pastor.
nanraaT Church corner Tenth oh
ba. sfoA Palmer Streets No raator III
present.
narnnf IN Church Of the fatrca !lta1
CAl nUl.O corner Of h1in H. and 1cn
IL. motth Hiph mura 1T 1870 n. Iii. tundt
schoui at ::su p. III. Vespert aud hentdi<{'o''
7:30 y. III.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-11-24

branded thus
ribs.