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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1892-12-10

rs there much water In the cistern,
Biddy?' inquired . gentleman Of his
Irish servant. 1T il full ON the bot
tom. sir. but there's noue On the ton"
said Bidsly-
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
Another Walking Match.

Yesterday being devoted largely to
discussing the walking match of the
day before, 1t was mot strange that the
assertions of individual superiority 90
The sAwdust track resulted in the mak>
Ink of a match. Before the day was
very old 1t became n7lsed about that
Mr.. G.. r. Middleton had entered the
lists to walk four lap. Of the rink
white Mr.. e. W. Seyde was walking
five laps. We have lot learned who
The challenging party was, but the
above were tue fundamental condI>
iions Of the race, which was to COME
off ut the rink ut 7:30 last night. Dur
ing the day zach of the contestants
took occasional spins around the track j,
aud 10 we'll pleased were they with
their performances that AL unusual
i feeling Of confidence prevailed On both
aides up tn the time Of the race. A.
the hour approached Ii big Lro"d
gathered at th+ rink, ind waited good
huuloredly for the fun to begin.
Promptly ut 7:30 the walkers made
their appearance nn tbs track, and
utter IA couple nf turns tn warm up,
stnrtett otf on the race, AN agreement
| mnda at the last minute wns that
Sty,te sh' tlld lead off and Middleton
trnil After him. aud 80 they started. AZ
I; the referee has toe yet rendered his
r.. 5x%>
proper for The JOURNAL to attempt to
say who WON the face. It WAS appar'
| ent, though, tnut Middleton'a style Of
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Or Kat. Mitcnail, VI l.o.dm, Eng
land, n&t.nber of The British Me'l!ctl
Ten)rtratt:e Association, under the
A,i@r t.t.~ Of The ". t.. r. L., will de-
liver H Iett ure h tAe rink, on 1he eten-
ing f March ~ b. Til following uit
pres ,tic>s u. her work. which speak
tnr Themselves:
."3ext~y Heath WIS honored OIL
Thursday Eve, ing with II Walt from
Or. KATE Mt she'll. uf Lyndon, who
delivered AL adttte>s lu the public hall
On the important importance question.
This WAS INT the first time tti's lady
ba- ntju res~ed Btxlry Heath audit Nee
and az she IL II remark IDLY Hue speak
tr. @he had representative audience,
whom she Interested for upwards of HI
hour. Such advora t. AZ Or. Mitchell
Should Ito tAt Temperance. cause real
goo '-b-xtey II tt h Il Er.tf Oose:-
YER, February lG:h, 1901.
"A thrilling lecture nn '$:fenre an<l
he drunk .4utali,n' WAS drtiv+re on
Friday evening. a. Carlisle, by . ,
KITE Mitchell, Of London. Mr.. Mac
Innes, II. r.. presided. 1.-The Leag IL
Journal, April. 1880,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
The tXt,4lti Enriched.

The tacil:tes ct the p r4ent day fo,
the production OF everything that will
couluce to Tie material welfare and
comfort at mankind are almost unlim-
ised and nen syrup Of Figs was first
produced the world WAS enriched with
the only t,et feet laxative known, az IL
the only remedy which IN truly pleas"
Ing and refreshing IL tbs taste and
prompt ana elftctual to cleanse the
system gently III the spr'ngtime or ia
fact, at any time. aud the better 1t ~
known the more popular 1t becotnse.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

A centurs: If i'roEf+**~ has not pro-
durtd u remedy equal t., Ely. Cr: Hill
Balm FIR catarrt., trl'l III ln~ lltah and
hay lever. It IN Mt Ii liquid IF *nut1,
tut ~ prrtrr!|y =hf~ mud easily uppl~"
pto tt1t nn-tr;,s. II gives immediate
relief aud cufrH the worst Casts.
Dun't say sli"rr is III help for hay
fever, c;4'H;rh Or ctlH IN the ttead, -ftt:e
thou4and~ testify lhnt Giy's Cream
Hatm l,u- entirely cured thtm. Il >u-
pt, sedts tn" dangerous Use ut liquids
aud >nt.n-. It ~ t>.lIy APPLIED 1Dtn
tho ilu-ri's, unf gtrr* relief At oncr.
rtfcp 50 yeats
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

LIT az hop" that t1e .'nl.'t wEs, ]ltihi' Hhll$
ti,r4snrA tI4tlr l.altI, will reach that d&A*rah
,lucr. an, atf.itl :hr 1ocHlitt which IL l>s dir
>irab14. tl> a1l.,1rnei -lse'* nn neroEEt ri thu
ttt tt1i Surroundings 4:rnf1y. lint while VIE
larry in ,I,i~ su1euf t.tr~, sI,N should We Vol"
ut!ttrilt endure The tnrt'tre+ IT tspe1'+la wn
systematic tlse f Ho>tctter stun1hrEt 'ltttf'
will rid ur u tin atrteu* ntaltdy, ~fitct'~-sti'l"
lev tls~fiatIs mr. why mach ~ ft'tft tent tn
sIn,rst*;, IT." '.r1n t,f oar tN l~t"ner ertft1a.
,ilutts1l.'r*. Ht,a.'tutin 1n"<t nlWAy* ucft,trl"
t,nnT tlel~ complaint and art' ~s,f1t:''matie of T.
TI.',c arr i'll tztnp1i- nv the DItter>, which
al@ cu1!lcr~ completely malaria. rl4"ntnHtl~l'
nervousness ami debility rnc" I'll" appearance
tf it Eriilt' it Iius >i4s,Wn II singular na~t"rs
OYER this frlnldabtn cuussHlll' tfIHt las carried
oft e, .l.1!t III trr bri.f,ts4t and N'st.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

All republicans In the city arc cor
daily invited to be present on Satur~
day evening, at o'cloc@, 10 the City
Council rooms, ut the meeting OF the
tom Carter Republican League
Club" Addresses will be made by
prominent citizens IN the principles OF
the party, aud Oh matters which every
voter should be familiar with. The
subject, "Why Am Republican,
will be one that will he discus -ed. Let
there be d good attendance, particular
~ of our yuun<< men.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

king diff r~A T., inpt~ria}lt froM
$tyt}t'- hat ri expert vnt,|ft have -
h. raIt. il in to tIr.> DIV 1tt, II, I st,r ttp+l
tptl n,nn'. i Al.,f Wa Inv '"'ulh liz
rnt It,i ~ 4k},tk at al, ( CT uitl> ~A~
INT ~4t. q ,..%.tl: r=,i H., hi, Il OVID 1T
Hf,-.ts:l ~: t. it, l14 hit. :.:*>.:yH+ thtk
>u1.r*"t II ~ tt'i>to~ Il / .:.nt t>t star.
Huh i'rI'* ,tnll ii'r " g. tft''u+ d. II y:
h'ltk I,'1r Iap~ III hnt nfl!'u't t'f'd
forty ~, .ttt*, Mttd'r,un :c1',tsts9 III
about TN fret tt~>,itd. TIE nntt"n't
NJ ;h~ .t'e iA>, nI4tt *sH- tt,ht @t>de
i,}l@u t. tn what he had attempted;
liz ,'ru I, tn said 70 hsve liz how
nv r. untlI 1t l. Il. titt+H Whethtr MIDI
Hlr:nli walked Ur run. u 10 quits
prns,At:e tl.r: 1nA1rl1 will hhv~ to t5e
wa k,tl .r,.;.. =. l. .rr< K nA< ! wIio Is
atnkth d. i. t::>@ r IL ~ vl-".t t'* ft1ttl-
d. ttut tutltn': N1tr t."ia IN" s.akts
u"tI ii ln'te -4tI~tr: ufy etl"tit n It
tn.t rt.t, e.t@,~ i .1t.'n~t, t'tnt! vs. ha1
l|st tight. Whether - ~ t ',:d
c'err i've }np> IT" >'i':dr IT,. four
+vtn ~: ill.,. ::ttt.,~ ,n'';t1 >1n.:~t'>o
rn'. III :h:u'"t'Ajs. H* I.r* h'A'y u'r'le
hi- ':t*t ar~:*...f 1.'ur 'ntt>: ~ ttRht,
W Itn 49, "a >+t'.l.h- II TIL hi. IT,
Ira Tug hlM b. -*.nt" -t'"+"' T + the
tifsn jnE; vii t~ 81, MI 1tl-t"ti
~,tt4t ~, thu tAn.1. h4>- II -es.t1t~ fur
RAJ IL lar. Il Il ii y. e md t, STRIFE. WHICH
wu,,:h r't1*ti Ut. t4t.u W'nu+r, AL
n,u.t ;shv V tn.p W"}k.r tHll mAkt 1T
a@colt.i4 Il l4t f<f ur l:tu".
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

J. j. Thompson, accompanied by bis
eldest eon, arrived IN Wednesday
night from Maukato, MINI, where
the family have been spending the
winter. u. j." reports big boom Id
"gr}, pe" In Minnesota. Nearly every
touy has taken III nj" of 1t, aud now
that the demand Is supplied they find
1t rather difficult to get rid OF.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Mike Fl,zg' rald, night operator at
The telegraph Office, wan surprised 10
1lnA Il stuffed mnukey In his bed on
retiring yesterday morning, and ut
nnn,l when he tpitt hi+ tall to the u,y+
ttitre WI. 10 eud tt the jp+ting. II
proved to he 4 birthday present.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

The firempn'- gymnasium hall ~
coming In handy + those who With
exerIlee In HE way Of swinging clubs
and performing MI the turning poles,
and 1t draws many visitors 70 ~ee some
of our amateur athletes strengthen
themselves.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Then she tried Or. Kings New Dis
covery, and OTTER the u1e of'"o and Il
}talf b ttle~, Wis completely cured
They y DR.. Kings NV Discovery
in worth it, weight in Z Id, yet YOU
may vet trial butte tte- Ut W. f..
3avs1-t. Drug 3tnr+.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Annthtr walking ntutth lbs bert:
fixed for 8 u'cjnck this morning, jn
which +. X Hu.s htt- Ed. Arn"ld
t414t H. Gu walk II mile IN ~ minutes,
and III try nrt gnInY to zee.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

j. Fl. X4mmernan, lie w-Il~kn0wn
piano tuner fru1n Jacksou's music
house of Helena, will be in the city
on his regular -tmt-nnnunl tour Oh
March 1T. and the tame Ii recons~
mendation enough for those wishing
tirst>clu1s work. Leave orders ut the
Maduueen house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

The meeting ut the Republican
League club on Saturday evening will
D.. ulorr than usually +njoyah|e and
inst rt,rtive. short ,t|dr, ~S*d will he
delivered by twn nr three uf our 1tnd>
1lr cit;zt1lA An 1--we tnptc".
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

The YELLOWSTONE JOURNAL ye~ter
day delivered f., the cnnnfv assessor
the IT, ses4nleut lists Tor l5!)2t and In a
short tinre that public func:lonary
" lit give everybody the opportunity Of
telling the great annual tie and 9"ear~
Ing To It,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

MIR. and Mrs. Loren Trescott art
Keepers Of The tt"vt. Lighthouse at
Sand Heach, Ntict'., aud arg blessed
with duugnter, four years old. Last
Anrtl she WAS tal<an down with nlea~
sIe.. followed with dreadful Cough
and turning into Fever. noctots ut
home and ut Detroit treated her, but
In vain, she grew worse rapidly, until
.ha waH Il 1nere ''handful of bonts.'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

- Tie best -aive in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, salt rlleutn, iever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
corn and .kin eruptions, and positively
cures piles Or ITO pay required. 1t III
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction
or money refunded. Price Is per box.
FL: sale by W. E, Savage.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

| \ gof.l. c'tnpetent womHn to 1t"
hrus work; will lay :25 pe* mnntI',
Address, t;tO. II. EIrKENs,
Lam. DEER, Mont
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Next Tue-'tay evening, March Sth,
thu. In 1ica uf the Methodist church viii
give 1t geogra uhical social ut the home
O. Nj. and Mis-. King.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Billy (iorluti WIS nut tifitg yt>ter
f}ny far the frat time t1utinK bis rteent
ine>s. FIe II indebted III Mr.. +. 4.
t.isk fur this ki!td attention..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Sandy Lane, indicted for grand lar>
ceny as Que of the parties tn thu recent
Confidence gume on the Northern Pa-
cif1c, will stand trial Oh the l7th III
this mouth.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

They vuAtuntte to furnish first clAss
wood. and would like 10 receive share
OF the public patronage. Orders may bt
lett Mt this rltfr+.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
,,,rtIIrru Pacific Time Table.

1EAvEM11Es CRY GOING WEST
-. Du1&co u.,1 ..,.,.,.,,,1n.I3p. NJ
s.. Exprehs Freight"...''' '"'1 j! A. ~
H. Way FFniK ht......' ''''".''':* - a. "
j.. - LEAvF Miller CRY GOING EAST.
No. Atlantic Mai.... ......""1s5t, - ~:
III Exp1e*s Frelght........+.+ ..''*'t ~ ~ D.
e. 56 Way xft....":'''''"t '''''''' ~
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
THE DAILY JOURNAL.
MILES CITY, MONTANA,
PuSt, Office Regulations.

Eastern mail clt,sns ut. ."''"Mu!p III
Wcs,c m mail CLOSES at :...:;n.:''r.'n y. ILL.,
I'm ar.- III, = uttcn ffofnto X Ill | p, TIL.
speashsh mail closes Mondays, wednesday" 'h'
fouxue r,vrr mall tloteB Mon3hy.' "edne haSa
md Fri W. ut n Il. II.
SaI{t mall closes saturdays ut r. NJ
f,.E. .,n... .+1 II. lt4t
Money order chsbk.. ~
C1ukCH F+''''''st -
'"*'7'' f'HAs, ", AEYnE, +. VI.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

We have laid out line Of bnys' and
mtsAes' hata; so cents each.
G.. r, TOWERS Il TO.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Boston A williams desire to inform the
public that they are engaged III Inc
wood business. aud hereafter will he
pleased to receive orders fer stove wood.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Mrs. T. II, JOHNSON will leave early
la the coming week for HI eustern aud
and southern trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Letter l@I.t,
The following letters r~ntuIu unrH1ltd
for IN tlrt Al'it> Cry, u nlf., Etstotfics,
OH March i, lbD1:
Ar,,oIh, (tr Sutton, john
C IRON, J4.+l $tuvu, j w " a.
Clark, John Tetnptet"n, Mrs. ~
EAidy, w VI T. .t'tr, Co1 =.
Levi, Fl t. Tyler. II ICY
Mcf:uirr, john \a1nr, J
Monuey, Wm WmHi-ls'e, MI+s 4
MrE!v'y. Ms y ll~on, Ned
Osborne, r. us Williams, r A
phtlltprie, WIN
1'rr~t.l,4 t:;.tliuv fur thr above letters
Will plta-e +ay they are advertised.
.CuAS W. SEYnE, =. NJ.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

skew johnson left GU lust nights
went bound train for Big Timber on
business trip.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

. 4 few IF TIE blood horses That arc
nov at the track for training were
displayed In town ", terday, among
which was jim S1mpson.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Miss Reed, who has been confined to
her bed for the pust week with aome
throat disease, Was reported Oh the
road to recovery yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

BIG. West of Glenn Hills, Eng. ls
u guest ut the Macqueen house.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
Notice.

So1'er. >:. - hi.
Tie annual meeting OF thu stockholders OF
the hliles t'ity lrrigAting and Ditch Company
viii be held Mt thu otiicA Of the Firkt National
l}nnk nf Miles Cits, MARCH list '>'7 fur III,
election uf Traas:etaH for t.e rn~1l,!x year, aud
Tor tho transaction of such other business III
max legally Gene before it.
Il. Il. WILEY, secretary,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

Harry .. Willard came Gown from
Deer Lodge yesterday.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
Dissolution nf Partnership,

Notice is hereby given ti,ut the partnership
heretofore existinf between tie n:;.ittsned ~
brown i Taylor. VIVA dissolved by mutual con-
kent IN the 18th day Of January. I>9o. James
T.. Brown will continue. the business: assum1iF
MI liabilities nj tho ul1 firm, anti I'LL debts due
thu did tirm will be due nn payable tn him,
Dated. Miles City, Fehy: T.. Try:
JAMES T.. BROWN.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04

GIRL Wanted.
=: For cooking and general housework.
Apply to u. T.. Shy, corner Bridge
and Eighth streets.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1892-03-04
official Directory.

HTATH.
Mem1er q, Congress. v n mx',',. h"''n"
Lieut:;ov '"o r; kitk k,tt h hIf%
>u"rncy General: t'snr j. iIss ,nn :.
.,u,s Auditor ...........E A a. krnney, Mi*>oni
sur. Puh. Inst John fiSnnnn' Ana:HIua
thtet Justice =,p. Court: ttnry ~ blake nr'r'a
Associate +. Il Il. ' nswitt: n"r
....~ t;.n.r,, rEnkKA ;t:. o, rron. Helena
;occtor IT. Kev...1ua. H. Mt;a l'ssr L11:s
Keei.er u :. Land u,e'' = ',ori.n' A'.*'''S
UI@TkltT.
Judge spren,h judicial bi*trirt..'
....... -. lion. t'eo +. Ail'Afn' Mic" 'tF
oH'*'A s'*n"*rarhsfF; r: IT, rctaler Side, civ
state Senator ........>..K X. q; Reat. N1t* r. +,
state Representatives." II. No:an, ;. .
Trtast1rsr 81. i. >avavr.
-, re an, Keturier~A. II. 5~tr''hker. =. =.
Clerk Of District toaft~s+ ~ fh% V'fa :. u
t'1uufy Attorney .....+.,n.N ~. ""'h .,
Aeacsp0r. ..+...r...4' ): 1H'sA}sou' II
>urreyor....~...,......E 4. ?. H. 1tntFi"ots !.
;o, ef Yc1cols iou*s ceo'r;,
rnbl,c Ad1n.........A. =. McAusiand,
":s''o0s''.'''''" K. Ss %tka y'"' cals
7o"i ;'oaa Gibbs. MILE.
n'''te'. .'''''"''.'" 80 I. -, hf ;"s9 J"
constable '''.''''.'.% III, y J. ""t'''''
u.ru. ..:.............,,,,,......,.J. ". Watson
~, A,tornrv,,,,........... X. Middleioa
vi ArnolI
Gn.et Of f. r 81 I" Hlrr
Fol.ce '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.


MRS. NICHOLAS l.. ANDERsoN.-From Nicholas
Long,rorth. Of Cincinnati. Made in real estate and
investments.
ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL.-Made In the Bell
telephone. patented.
MRS ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL.-Made In the
l,ell telephone patented.
\ l.. BARBER-As pha street pavements.
Est ". ". CORCORAN.-Banking and negotiation OF
United States bonds.
MRS. ZACIlARIAII Wholesale dry goods
and speculation In United states bonds.
MATTHEW g. EMERY Real cNtHi" ana bahNns'
president Of second National Bank.
CHARLES c. GLOVER Merchandising and real estate
GARDINER q. HUBBARD.-Made in the Bell telc-
phone" patented.
GEORGE +. LEMON.-Pcn,ion agency business aud his
weekly newspaper
JOHN r. LENMAN.-Rcal estate.
MRS DAVID Il. MORGAN Made bv her husband in
wall street.
E,t HENRY McSIIANE.-Bcll and brass foundry
business.
.E, SAMUEL NORMENT.- Lumber manufacturing.
Insurance aud real estate. Was president Of
Central National Bank.
Est PROFESSOR PATrEN.-western railroads and
lands.
f. FRANCIS RIGGS.-Privatc banking.
JAMES y. RICHARDS Manufacturing bricks.
COLONEL HENRY STRONG.-Iical estate, etc.
JOHN W. fjMI~bN.-lIE HiuS. real estate, local
corporations and railroads. President OF National
Metropolitan Bank.
MRS. EDWARD TEMPLE.-From her father. William
Gunton Made In real estate ana banking
CALEB C. WILLARD-IIotcl kcc ping. real estate. etc.
JOSEPH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., real estate aud
local corporations.
HENRY \. WILLARD.-Iotcl keeping, real estate and
local corporations.
MRS. JOHN HAY.-Inhciitcd from AmaSa Stone. her
fnther Made in bridge building and railroads and
miscellaneous enterprises.
GENERAL EDWARD +. BEALE.-Lands In California
Spanish grants, aud local investments.
Est. JOHN Notwithstanding, merchandising and
investments.
Est COLONEL. WILLIAM NJ STEWARr.-Law practice
In California. banks In the South. etc.
MISS SARAH IL. COLEMAN Made in Pennsylvania
ore mines
MRS. MARGARET {. FREEMAN tbOrn C0lcmanl.-
Made IN Pennsy vana mines.
HUGH McCi LIOCii.-iiadc in banking and rail
roads. Was with Jay Cooke & Co.
EECAIIrJLAlION.
Ia non protected Industries %
iO'''i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
CALIFORNIA.
BAKERSFIELD.

BAKERSFIELD.
y. B. HAGGIN.-stock farm Anaconda copper miho'
and real estate
,our PIDWELL.-Surveying, ranches and fruit grow
Ing 1r,,xo p.NCII
pIcHARD GIRD.-Ranches and farming.
RIVERSIDE.
.rst Dr. JAMES r. GREVES.-Iron and copper mining
IN Lake superior region; silver mines IN NcV"a'
and lands In California.
LOS ANGELES.
u.ppIs NEWARK Dealing in wool and hides.
~ w NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. groceries and liquors
1,..oh.nt NJ Farmers and Merchants Bank
OAKLAND.
Est Mrs. CATHERINE GARCELON-sie was sis'er
NJ Dr. samuel Merritt. Forty Miner VINO iei' no'
saOoOOoO Made in hotel business real es'""'
and loans. o . 10 ,
..GpURGE W. GRAYsON tcf Grayson. owens q 'o',-
s,,yor mines. wine dealing; but chiefly lands and
cattle; aud sale OF meat
u, THOMAS II. WILLIAMSBURG ana gold mines
Est HORACE IL. SEATON.- Merchandising ana ''"ue'
SACRAMENTO.
EDGAR MIIIs-President Of d. q. NILS d Co.'S Dahn
Banking and real estate.
,,pc MEG ApEr b. CROKER widow Of Judge f. b.
(rocker,-Made IN Central Pacific Railroad
NEWTON BOOTH. -Importing groceries,
A cool T-Importing tobacco; ana central F"eih'
Railroad.
WILLIAM LAND.-IIoel business and loans
..rREDERICK COX (of Cox & Clark)-Catte-ra
ard land. ~ and
&C W. CLARK (of Cox Clarh).-cattlc-r al"
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-05-01
COLORADO.

COLORADO SPRINGS.
j. J. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. one OF the owners OF the
Chaplin Iron mine in Wisconsin. Increased MS
wealth by silver mines in Colorado.
y. p. IIlIL.-Boston and Colorado smelling Company
smelling
!. =. BROWN.-WbOlcsalc groceries.
|. f. BLAKE.-Oil refining and real estate.
WILLIAM EARTH-Local real estate and president OF
City National Bank.
q. ". CLAlTON.-Local real estate
DONALD FLETCHER.-Rcal estate.
ID. II. MOFFAT Jr.-IIankng. president OF First Ma
tional Rank.
II. A. W. TABOR.-Gold and silver mines.
WILLIAM GILPIN.-Real estate. spanish grant
WILLIAM \. IIAMILL.-God mining.
Est. JEROME b. CIIAFFEE.-Mercanie business and
banking. and finally in Colorado gold mines.
:. +. sMIrlI.->ilver mines and rairOadDg.
MANrTOU SPRINGS.
JOHN HI-LBERT.-Minng brokerage and real estate.
DIR. VII LIAM A. BEIL.-Rallroads and real estate.
ri EijlO
"JOHN 4. THATCHER Banking and cattle raising.
"MAIILON ID. THNrj HER. banking and ca tie r,i,-
Ing.
RECAPITTLATION.
In protected Industries
I'm cot lie raising and lands
prot ctel industries ~
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.......''.... -
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MRS. J. ID. TALENT Banking. etc.

MRS. J. ID. TALLENT.-Banknc etc
Est. W. {. TALBOT tof Pope d Talbot.-Manufactur-
ing. lumber. timber lands and vessels
HIRAM TUBIS.-Mcrchandlsin and lands.
r. r. TlIOMfNON.-Mincs ana real estate.
Est. RlCllARD TOBlN.-Law practice banking and
Investments.
Est. JAMES p. TREADWELL.-Iaw practice large
fees and investments.
LLOYD TEvIS.-Madc In the Wells, Fargo d Co. Ex-
press Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Bank and branches and
real estate Investments.
MRS. J. H. VAN Observation-Disclosures. Gas
stock etc.
JOHN w1ELAND.-Of the John weland Brewing
Co)-B~wing.
j. c. WILMER liquors and real estate.
Est. ANDREW WELCH.-Shipping and commission
Est JOSEPH WOODWORTII.- Speculation In mining
shares.
Est. r. b. WOODWARD.-lIotcI and real estate.
WILLIAM II. WiIITE.-Os and real estate.
Est GENERAL THOMAS H. WILTIAMS.-Silver mines
IN Nevada
Est EX-GOVERNOR II. II. wATERNIAN.-Mn and
railroads.
5. NJ. WILSON-Iaw and investments.
WILLIAMS.
JESSE C. STOVALL.- Real estate and warehouse
RECAPITrLATION.
Mainly In protected industries Observation-Disclosures. 20
Made In cattle raising and lands .................. 10
In non protected industries. i's
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ALABAMA.
ASNISTON.

ANNISTON.
"a L. TYLER-Mining and rise in zeal estate
BIRMINGHAM.
.urxpy DE BARDELEBEN.-Chen in coal ana
iron properties. and
DR. HENRY NJ CALDwELL.-Chiefy real estate anu
humber He is president Of Elyton Lana COMPANY
and Birmingham Trust and Savings Company
" A WALKER.-Rise In real ESTATE
1T T. HILLMAN.-Iron manufacturing.
GENERAL E. W. Observation-Disclosures and coal prop
critics.
.JOHN T, MILNER.-Pne and coal lands
GADSDEN.
sROBERT B. RYLE-$awmills and real estate.
MONTGOMERY.
JOSIAH MORRIs-Prlvate banking and real estate.
SHEFFIELD
GENERAL W A. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES on inc
rivers and miscellaneous Investment.
RECAPITTLATION.
Mainly in protected industries.
In non protected
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DWARD acknowledgements lumoer anu

EDWARD CuaprEII Merchandising lumber ana
coal.
Est. JAMES /. HrBBARD.-Papcr manuiaculr"s.
"A. p. SUPERINTENDENT anu'"c'u''"o "'N
hotels.
ROCKVILLE.
Est. CYRUS wIITE.-Nanuhcturihs en'e'op'' "'N
gnghams, rise In real estate. etc.
SOtTIIlNGTON.
Est. ENOS Z. STOw.-Manufacturins hardware
SOUTHPORT.
Est. FREDERICK MARQUAND.-Jewelry business III
New-York City and investments In real estate
STANFORD.
GEORGE II. CIIASE.-Stock brokerage business.
WALTER FERGUSON Iron manufacturing AT ftts
burg. ,, J.,
Est JOSEPH b. HOYT.-Tanning and ieather anu III
business In NewYok City.
Est. GEORGE A. HOlT.-Mcrchandise, Columns "''"
ing, coal and real estate.
THE REV T. II. PORTER.-Inherited; tanning anu
leather
J. l. RAYMOND.-Importlng at New-fork.
HENRY K McIIARG.-Brokerage business IN .'cW
York railroads. and Investments; Is In Wabash haii
road Colorado Coal and Iron Company, Morning o'ar
Consolidated Mining Company, Evening Star Mining
Company, etc.
''IIENRY r. TOwNE president Yale q Towno Mahu
featuring Notwithstanding patented locks
FRANK sWAN.-Iion manufacturing III Johet
WILLIAM HUBBARD Merchandising.
HIRAM DEwING.-siocks.
". A. LOrrIMER.-Inhcrited; made in merchandising
dry goods.
JOHN v IIECKER.-selfr raising Hour. Milling Ill
New-York By his father and himself
w " sKIDDY president OF Stamford Manufacturing
Company manufacturing licoIice and extracts
JAMES d. SMITH (of James ID. smith q Co.. New
Yorl)-Brokeragc and banking business and stocks.
TIIOMASTON.
Est. SETH THOMAS Manufacturing CLOCKS
WATERBURY,.
EFT CHARLES BENEDICT Manufacturing watches,
clocks, pins and other speciatie5.
WEST WINSTED.
Est WILLIAM l.. GILBERr-For fifty years pres
dent Of the Gilbert Clock Company Had other factory
and banking interests.
RECAPITrLNTION.
Mainly In protected indus les. "
In manufacture 81 pacntei articles J..
In non protected Industries ID
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