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The Es,,,ors Take sa~arnah,


nuGdredani thirty tourists, represent
ing the press associations of Wisconsin.
aud Sout! Dakota, aud their ladies will
arrive in Savannah this morning, via
the Savannah. Florida and Western
railway and the East Tennessee, Virginia
aud Georgia lines. Tie pa'iY left Chat
anoogo yesterday and will reach here b..
special train frnm Jesup.
The eXcursionists will spend the day
i'll the city and be CHARTERED at such
hotels rs they may select. If oppnrtnni-
ty is afforded they viii! doubtless visltall
placesoi Interest III aud about Savannah.
All excursion through, Florida over the
Plant system hes been rendered by Capt.
". N. DAWSON. general passenger agent,
and the patty Will leave to hight at $50
by IL specia! train oyer the Savannah,
Florida and Wes!ernrail%ay fnr Suwanec
Springs. where it vii! arrive tomorrow
mari:ins Ut Go'ciock.
The following itinerary u the trip, as
far as decided upon, has been arranged
by Col. D. II. Elliot of the Plant system.
who vii: c.laperoa the cxcursionisl:
through Florida.
Monday, Dec. $ Lave Sawannet
springs O'Clock q. ~; leave Live Oak.
by Florida Central and Peninsula rail
road. at":3n Il. M; stop at Wnldro for
dinner; thence through! Bishop & Harris
orange grove Oh their tramway, from
the grove to Silver Springs, where the
excursionists will be given a steamboat
ride on Silver run; thence to Ocala, where
a stop will be made for supper and a
nights rest.
Tuesday. Dec. . Leave Orala at S:3O
n. III. uy special train on the Silver
Springs, Ocala and Gulf railroad for
Blue Springs and Dunnellon phosphate
mines; thence TO Iyerness, arriving at !
p. M; thence by special train on the
South Florida railroad to Lakeland fol
supper, leave Lakeland at convenience
awakening ut tho "IheInn," Port Tampa
Wednesday morning.
"Wednesday. Dee. 7--Breaktast a t"Tl,
tnn";lenve ut 10 q. NJ. for Tampa BAY
hotel, Tampa; lunch at Alameria hotel
visit cigar factories at Ytor City in utter.
moon; banquet Mt the Allmeria hotel
rendered by Tampa Board OF Trade. a 8 II
H..
Thursday, De. s Breakfast at Taupa
leave at $3.50 a. NJ. hY South Florida ratl.
road for Barlow and psLbIepatosphate
works and market gardens at Winter
Haven; thence to Kissimee ~ dinner
visit to sugar plantations: thence Il
Orlando; visit to vineyards liz xfternoon
banquet and hals at night. given by the
cltizsns u Orlando.
Friday, Dec. ~9-Breakfast nj Wiutel
Park anu visit Rollins College; thence t
Sanford, lesse Sanford ut t::2o a. m. b,
/ jacksonville. Tampa and Keystone rail.
roatto7 beIaDd for lunch; visit De I.eou
Springs. Greene Cove Springs and Mag.
noAa; arrive a. Jacksonville at p. NJ.
supper and nights res: at %Lacksonyitle
Saturday, Dec. lO-.beaye Jacksonville
1t sa. III. by regular train, OH Jackaoa.
VILE. st. augustine and Indian River
railroad for st. Augustine; entertained
Mt tunc'. at hicazar hotel; lsase St
Augustine ut I y. III. for Jacksonville
leave al night on retarn trip viz eiithel
Thosnpsonvi!!e ard Montgomery or b,
Jesup for tie west,
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The NORTH AMERICAN REVIEW,
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geological Information Free.
TIM nrofpsenr of ynnlnrv ir TIN I'm

Geological Information Free.
Tho professor of geology in the Uni
versity of Sout!: Dakota, recently APP
%aointed, is DESTROYS Of collecting aud
preserving, in a reliable and permanent
record, this various facts which are ron
~tinually being discovered in the state
concerning its geological resources.
This will be OF great public value, if he
can have the hearty cooperation of well.
horeTs. %prospcctors, quarry-mep, travel.
ers, and everv one who discovers a fact
that may BEEN noteworthy.
To encourage such cooperation, he
offers to answer all inquiries concerning
Tho geological structure of the State. st
sar as known, concerning the probability
If getting artcsian flow, or OF finding
iii, gas, coal, building stone, ores Of
.:cn, lead and other metals, free o.
slarge, except as may be found reces.
airy in some te" cases for analyses OF
speci:nens. or travelling expenses. And
sncn expenses will not be incurred with,
out The consent Of the party special,
interested.
The professor has spent several seasons
in the geological study Of the state, in
connection with the U. S. geological
survey; and has become familiar with
the east half OF the state, Until q regu-
larry equipped stats geological survey is
established, it is believed that all ar
rangemcnt OF this kind is the bes,
practicable.
Records Of borilgs. with or without
samples, fossils. specimens of ores. claps.
Stone. etc. with the locality, are particu-
larry desired. Specimens will he dppos-
tied ill the museum of the State Uniyer.
sity. due credit being given to the donor
FOR the same.
In giving localities. especially in in
quirles concerning artcsIan wells, please
give not only section and township, but
also altitude Of the mouth al the we'll
with reference to the nearest slyestn or
railroad station. or With references 20 the
general level OF tho Vicinity. Address
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l,eserylux t.ratse.

We desire to say to our citizens that
for years we have been selling Dr.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, Dr..
Kings New Life Pills, Bncklen's Arnica
Salve and Electric Bitters, aud have
never handled remedies that self as we'll,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and We stand
ready to refund the purchase price, il
satisfactory results do not follow thei,
use. These remedies have won their
great popularity purely Oh their merits.
+. E. Miller. Druggist. /
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For over Etnxxears.

Mira. Winslow's Soothing Syrup. yor ohild.en
teething, sthe prescription OF one OF tho best
female nurses and Pl.ysioinnsi IN the United
StsSa, md has been used for over ffty yesy.
with never falling. suocess By millions OF
mothers for their children. Dn1ng the prooeSs
Of toethins It's value Is incnienlsble. 1t ielicSn
the child from pain. cures dss-nte,y nd djnf-
rhoen, gripping in the tvw,la. and wiul cola.
By giving health TO the child it rests the mothar.
Price Nc. a bottle. iG6li
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In a recent letter to the MANUFACTURE
ers, Mr.. A. W. B%aitridge, Miilprsyille. H.,
says: "Clumbe1lain's Cough Remedy
gives the best satisfaction of any cough
medicine | handle. ard MS u seller, leads
all other preparations iii this market. l
recommend it because it is the
best medicine l ever handled for coughs.
colds and Group" For sale by +. +. MIL
Ter. DRUGGIST.
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No better preparation ~ Ne hair has
been invented thsa Ayers Hair
Vigor. Il restores the original color to
faded aNl gray hair, and inparts that
NATURAL gloss and freshness. everyone 80
much admires. Its reputation .swerld
vide.
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0::OA. Bltsa N1liaA N,r.
Is complete si:,o2. sic i-ntai!,i? vista
81 E~ABY;;es,p. t!s.s delight, comfor;
anfa;dS Of ths raothes:. Only publication in the
Eoria asycted TO TIE eare u yo,t.s children.
We are gLadt to r~ecolnrc:ndi.. 6 B-eesulsil ST,
* vl33ksOasyears Is cents i copy.
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Whatcom, (Wash.) Daily Hctei,le:-"r.
Burnett, the Democratic candidate fdr

!, nH"teUI1, ~ hslIJ DaI!y N'SUIIlc.@I I.
9. Burnett, the Dompsratle candidate tor
sheriff, was taken violently III at Clear
brook. de had all the symptoms Of
Asiatic choleru, ana for an hour or two It
was feared lie would die. They finally
gave him a dose of C1lambcrnin's Ckaic,
Cholera aud Diurrho"a Remedy. which
revived him until a physician arrived
This Is precisely what the manufartur.
ers Of that medicine recommend for
cholera. Send for a physician but give
their medicine until the physician ur.
rives. If cholera becomes prevalent in
this country next summon this preparu-
tion will be il eraat demand because il
ran always be depended upon. For sale
by +. f. Miller, druggist.
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~rhorournnred rowa.

Horn CooxaYrls Tor sale ctnaop. 2D&nA1.
iAHi pure ahf perfect in msrtings Aau
gne NJ W. Silver Lace, H~yandote Cocit-
cYts. ,fa,iciaTs say that tile best cross
hseh s,!i-pn.pose fnmi il produced from Ii
csoss y! :; SILVER Weasldotsse etk,saTaI and
Plymouth ':lasS :ian. Il You want TO in
CREASE the egg psn5iici:ls eaalities OF
yasIr hens tilra} III WIFI, sien u OF two
fhuwn Ieel,orn roa;Eafe!s.
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when your heart is bad, una your
head is bad and you ara hul clean
what is nesaedr" asked a
Sunday school teacher Of her class. 81
know-Ayer's sarsapnril,a," srose up a
little girl, whose mother hat recencly
been restored to hoal:h By that medi-
cine.
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when tl,a,

T>ise Time when these subjects are
treated OF by these contributors is tht
very time when the subjects are in the
public mind--not a month or two afte.
other people have ceased to think Of them
The pronptncss with which the Review
furnishes its readers with the most
authoritative information upon the topics
of the day is one of its most valuable
features.
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100 acres fine, level land sLh miles
southeast Of Kmhall, with u good 500
house aid over 50 a4res in cultivation.
No incnmberance and patented. Will
cake small cash payment and give easy
terms on balance r will trade for Wild
land, town propeaty or rent.
MI. CONNOLLY Dnbnque, Iowa.
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Notice to Patrons.

From and after Sept, s. 1889, our respective
publications. belong to the Esuio. County Pub
fishers Association. No legal notices will fe
published at less than legal RACES, and atfdnvits
of such notices WILDE found with Jonn An
drewa, Secretary and Treasurer, who is suthor-
lied to collect all foes for the same.
CIR. TINAN. Knbsll Graphic.
WI. Dn1Ps, Rruln Index.
LA. WEEKS. K.mballite.
R%uRKHcLoSs Bios, G.mmhas!ain Damoc,at.
JONI ANDnEws. Chamberlain Register.
ChAs. POWERS, rukwnna PrAa.
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Photographic.
For sale, Trade or II

Matson's photograph gallery will be
open six DAYS in tbs week after Nav I.
All work guaranteed. MATsOS BROS.
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North American Review
YOU WILL ALWAYS FIND
The Right Topics,
BY the Right Men,
the Right Time.

The Topics are always those
which are urpermost in the public mind
in morals, politics. science. literature,
business, Gnnnce, Industrial economy.
social and municipal affairs, ctc.-in
short, all subjects OF which Americans
require and desire to be Informed. no
MAG AzINE FOLLOWS so CLOSELY FROM
MONTH TO MONTH THE CouRsE OK PUBLIC
INTERESTS. All subjects are treated of
impaStially Oh both sides.
The Contributors to the Review
are the men and women to whom the
world looks FOR the most authoritative
statements Gu the subjects of the day.
No other periodical cap point to such a
succession Of distinguished writer's. The
list is a ruil of tho people who are max
ing the history. controlling the affairs,
and leading the opinion Of the age, such
as Mr.. Gladstone, the Prime Minister OF
England; Mr.. Blaine; Signor Crispi, E1-
Prime Minister Of Italy; Baron Hirsch;
il. r. II. The Count of Paris; Cardinal
Gibbons; Bishops Potter. Doane, MALTA
lieu. Fuss, etc, etc.
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Tho beard a be easi!y eo'preti brown
black by BuckiDlam's Dye.
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We have a large stock Of Storm Sashes
on hand, hut odd sizes should be ordered
at once. BE sure and order of Smith.
For Storm Sash Of all kinds 80 to John
Parker's.
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4 roan 3-yesr-od steer came in my
p0u$nssim about Oct I. The pwnUr can
haze the same ty paying all charges
Jas. RIaNE.
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Highest OF all in Leayening Power.-Latest u. S. Govt Report.
@!a!:'!:!!! Bski =
ABSOLUTELY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

I'm NO WAY CANAMERlGANsso EFFEcr-
lyELY INFORM TfIIiaEELvEs uN Iiih
SUBJEC rs CLAIM PUBLIC A1tfEA-
TlON FROM ONE MONTH TO ANOTHER AS
by READING THE NORTH AMERICAN RE
VIEW"
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A story is going around abouta mail
whose wife liai gone visiting and would
not listen to his appeals to come liolne
before her visit was out. He took a copy
Of his holila paper and calofully clipped
out just II item, then sent the paper to
her. She Wroto and asked what the
item was about and he refused to tell
her. The sch.me worked admirably, and
in less than a week she was at home to
lind out what had happened that her
husband did not want her to know about,
An exchange says: Men have v.riwls
ways OF carving their nancy. Butchers.
gr0crrs and bakers carry theirs in a
c'nmpled wah. Bankers carryit in nice
clean bills, laid in full length in q
morocco pocket book. Brokers always
fold their bills twice. The yGung bust
ness man carries his money III his vest
pocket while lie sporting man carries
j. III his trousers pocket. Farmers and
drivers carry their money in their yes;
pocket. Editors carry t!rirs in ether
lrople'sp ,cke,s.
An exchange givcs the following gmd
advice: "Patrnn.z, home merchants.
Il you want to raise money tar ANY
patlic affair, WHO sn!,scrihcs the Money:
Do thu pei,i!"rs AMI itilicraat sa.eSmsu
via are here FOR Il few days and away.
taking the money TINT ought 10 pay
bills q. orr hnne sta:es?-We think
not. TIE nian wiN %patrani2es the bust
ness :uen OF his Own tawl, is the one
WIN is building ap his place. Think Of
these things when Vol are tempted to
purchase of travelling saIesmen or send
!. a,yay, fruIn home for your gooas.
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nuok,an.. Aru,os valye.

0uokton'O Afnloo VaIv0.
Tho hest ss!ye I: ii. world &c: Cats.
Bruises, Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheun,
Fever Sores. letter, Chappsd Hands.
Chilblsina. Corns, and all Skin Erup,
tons. and positively cures piles or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed TO give per
feet satisfaction or money refunded
Price % cents per box. For sale BY r
e Miller.
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Lumber is continually arriving at
Smiths Lumber yard. Buy your lumber
uf Smith.
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x.iu.crlug Letters

Lingering Letters.
l.ss,si ess-sa resaa,e,n. IN t,rr.n - kin
,a.iiortis senk ending Sri.t u 1892.
Aug. SNYDER.
psysi,s calling For Any n't!,u aho.-ts-"r,c
iattartw:i ~s'sas' "a, st..-is.i. i'.o: - Ii!
rary sill b, sent 10 ~ d-,i istt>s ;Sice
J Is. l,oxd. Postmaster.
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r pounds arici peasAss fsr $40 1T
Bsenns'e.
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auslN IS DIRECTORY
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CIT .yeet s:,.lsls at srena.'s.
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White Lake Wave: Fred Hubbard
years a ve Y mriitativp looS nowadays.
He says he is trying 10 figure ont how
'ong 1t will lie before his son will he big
enough t. clerk i'll the store. At present.
the hny weighs abont seven pounds.
rinthrs and all. He will celebrate his
birthday OF the sld day of December.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

KERL1S, March .4.~-rhe Pru-+inn
cabinet h NOW substantially rraAjuSl~
ta. C'unt von Gutenberg hrs tcctp pred
the post OF pruss|an premier, aud DR..
Dusse, seo4 efary ot State Ut the ofllce
nf .jnrtlre ut tnt. empire, has heau ap~
pointed iini-ter Of public instruction
aud mcr'ica| and ecclesiastical affairs
Chanctlfor CApriv. retains til" office of
Prnssian foreign minister, together
with that Of chancellor of the empire,
80 thAt he will te III the peculiar posi-
ton OF chancellor, with supreme juris-
diction under the kaiser Of imperial
affairs, while at the SAME time the
subordinate In the PtussiAn ministry
of Count Won Gutenberg. 1t IL nut
believed that Caprivl will retain even
the chancullorship any longer than be
thinks necessary In view of the condl-
tiou of the kaiser's health, and that
his tenure of that office will be but a
few months.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

Owing 10 doubt to the counter al
trac1ion of the ''apelliug bee' ut the
Presbyterian church, the Temperance
lecture by Joe Hese ut the rink las.
night was but lightly attended, there
not being more than fifty people In
the house. Joe Hess, whose sporting
nante was John Brooks, was introduced
by Rev Mr. Boylan, aud spoke for over
M hour Ia II very animated manner.
lie ~ "A dramatic talker, thoroughly ut
hoA'e with his subject aud earnest
III the work. His delivery is rapid
sometimes alnlost too much 10 to be
intelligiole, and betraying the lack ot
education. which he afterward ex~
planned was denied him In early life,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26
4 Duration tst Iht.,rt,~.,

|" Attorney General H*~t<tli yesterday
f'euidt1 d question Submitted Il, him
!. .ty Stut. superintendent nf ruutfc ~
*truttIon Tohn ttanut,u. which, ii i4,+
teres:1ng to (nrc,ts throughout tht
state: = i. e.
II APPEARS that about FEBRUARY 1h,
gill uf ii yeyr@ who Was attending
echool ut Race Truck WA sent I.utl,e by
tht ttacht7, who charged her with
misconduct and with using bad lan~
guage. The gIrl'a father COX her to
scl4ool next nnrniug, determined that
she should rs'nAin there until there
SOME 1egrlor proceedings In the 1nat~
ter. Two Of tie trustees barred the
door ct the +chunl hnuse, and would
not let the man aud his daughttr gu
ter. The father, it In said, u.ed son1e
pretty strong language toward the
teacher and trustees. The case WEB
AT pealed to superintendent Cannon,
who submitted the matter 10 tint attor-
ney general. Tie latter IL of The
opinion that teacher has right to
suspend, aud the trustees have the
right to expe1 pupil after after ac-
cnrdiaR the latter due hearing.~-
Helena Independent.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

The April number of The Forum
viii contain discussion OF the Hill
and anti.Hlll issues In New York u),ro.
},os nf the two Democratic State Gun
ventious to 4elect delegates 10 tue
National Cofventinn), hy Mr.. Frearic
X Cnudt 1T of tl,t Nrw York Ber, wt1t,
IN the leader of thu Democratic oprusl~
tlon TO Senator Hill. Bearing UPON
the sa,ue subject viii le nm article by
Mr. Matthew Hale, Il Albany. the
we!tknnwn constitutional authority
OH the pFtnfss whereby tht pr*Yant
~.nAte Of New YORK VIZ. :..nang+<l
sfon, Kepus gan h r. .nIocra'lt. Mr..
Hnlt Eot. tuto d+ta,l~ ntld dots not
hesitate to l''Aet the responsibility
ot this nct wl:et' ht +; Inks It t'e'ot,g+
Till CIV. Hill. -"
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

have k1vvn the falniIAr ;,nd somewhat
a!lecttnuate title IT 'Old Wi4cons, ,'nnt
aitne hc'~ IL, II lulrb+l feed tv tte
city iy furni+hiug through is~ nun1er-
o1,- sr!busarit nu outlet for thousands
ff Aeft~ of pine }n tue UPPER county,
tut IT, :fnfuI~hrr II water power thht IN
*truss1 fl=tIE. - tliat hf .,tenAh and
Meua,lll=, Whicn n.citit4 ure Also located
onttit "f:eltth1," :Mll|jou. Of teet Of
lun1fA+r Art:t.,lfts avery: year, giving etn~
i =:pitlxnlent 20 HUNDREDS of tl4e1t: In
addition tn> ] ht lumber trade, It. ha~
numerous tither n1anu*actorlea:.tt 1t is
t.,:rt. tr"t. 'wttert thr IArst:* car shops Of the
WISCONSIN Central lines ate tnoated+
Fr=*tic k"t+ nlap*, t,atnp|ltctr nt'd full
artly 10 Il F.; M"Neill,
q; ! F. a4d r.: A. Munta1t :lt-. M}nn..
of IT, Jas. c. ,.rond. 6 4nerA pI,*tt:~tllg-f !
aud Ticket Agent, CL|cagot Iif: @*=: h: =.= g.:
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

In the 1rst century after Christ there
stood near the beautiful bay of Naples
two cities, Herculaneum and Pompeii,
which were noted through all the r. :
man world for their fashionable lux. .
ury. In the year 70, during terrible
eruption Of V.suviu~, these cities dis
appeared from human view IN CON-
pletely.as Sodon1 and Gommorrah. 1t
was commonly reported that both cit~
lea were over Whetmed with food OF
molten lava, and tne occurrence has
been vividly portrayed by Bulwef in
1.-THE Last Days of Pompeii.' March
FL, 1887, the remains OF Herculaueum
were discovered. and 1t was then found
that this city had been destroyed by An
immense nood f water, which carried
along enormous quantities of mud
:ufA and ashes. This explained why
20 few people ESCAPED from Her ,ulane-
UNI, while thousands had Time to flee
from Pompeii, which was buried first
under a gradual shower of ashes.
Mistakes aud errors Ia regard to things
out of sight are excusable but the peo~
pie of this day aud section nre too well
informed about the railroads to commit
the error of taking any other line than
The Burlington when going on jour"
ney. For rates and tickets to any
point via this line apply to your home
ticket agent, or write to W. j. &. Ken
yop. Gen. Pasa. Agt., st. Paul, MINI,
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

Hi+ argntlent. were nf the et+t!re
hammer variety. such ~ nne July lit
expect from q reforned puRlti+t, aud
slough not always logical they are
perhaps better ntten to The uuder~
standing ri III people ie desires .to
rfArls *hb eo'vtrt, than the no'e
polished dir'inn and mite =ttuAhie
prtnti.e~.*> Mr.. Hess atat1U,nced 1ast
evening thai ewing to- circumstances
witch he tJt'Id i,ft txNlatn H.: would
l't unat,irto:t{tl ~ :A:.ta<." here. sri, i
co'tlJ*lle'4 t: re>'illla* tjx I<urneV 'h:s
n=ornlny, ~ tbtre viii ttr 49, =ltlt*t:'IhK
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Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

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surely do yon gt">d. if ytn llavt il cold
caugh or any trsuh]s with ,hrnht, t.ta"-
or lung. Or. Kings New nl@ct'vt1 \
Tor CON *unpsicn, eouEh and c',Id< /.
guaranteed In give reIstf, or tnnney
will he paid back. Sufferers from III
grippe found II just tDt' thing and un'
der IT, u>e h*1 Il speedy aud ptrleet
recovery. Try ii san.ple 1'nttle at s,ur
expense aud learn for yourrelf just
how good Thing 1t is Triul bottle
free at w. E Savage'% drug store.
L1rge size SO cents and 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-03-26

Rev. Or, Holman told q new one at
the big Lyceum meeting, Sunday. Il
was tho remark ct brother minister
of the outspoken sort, somewhere in
the east, who said Of a man that bis
soul was SO small that 10000, 900 Of
them could be blown through quill
from the wing Of Il mosquito into the
eye of a fly without pl1asing the fly
I'LL iota. This is getting things down
very fine, Minneapolis Tribune.