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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
GOOD LIVE BIRD SHOOTING.
Zine Scores OF the Last Day of the
Tournament.

'-'N ~N0EF8 OF hfsC EAd>t tthy Va Wv
Tournament.
Yesterday was the last day of the regu-
lar shooting tournament and the close was
not one bit less interesting than the be-
ginning The sp0rtsmen, taking ali things
Into consideration. did better and more
brilliant work than 1T any other time dur
Ing the tournament The birds Eiew faster,
the sky Was less favorable and the wind
more variable than during either IhurS-
DAY or Friday. These uniayorable condi-
tons, however did not produce bad results.
Mach man met the increased difficulties
and conquered them. Some, who had shot
poorly before. made good scores. Seattle
vas victorious IN tue team contest, ana
this IN the face of such contestants rs
Denham. Eber.y and Barlow, ol Tacoma.
IL was grand victory and re-
hecis great credit apon A. n
Churchill. Who killed twenty straight,
II. Ii. Lewis. who scored eighteen, ana J.
Hardy. IS no had seventeen credits, max
ing q team tota! OF tifty-tive birds. Inc
victory was by one point, as /. \. Bring
ham, T. r. smith and +. +. Ellis totAt.ed
iiIy-i0ur. Nenham, Eoerly and barlow,
the strongest team on paper. came 'hlFd
with Ltty-two points, v lille the FoEt.aild
team. composed of g. ". Hughes, W y
Storey ana F. \ kinzel. came fourth Nith
ior;y-e!gat dead targets. The !c'"f'a
team finished last with total O. ioF'y-
three
The Selay amateur gold medal contest
open 10 contestants " 90 shot but ana NOS
divide first or second money IN events TWO,
Tour, six or eight, was pretty contest anu
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Portland Races.

PORTLAND, June is.--Five thousand peo-
pie attended special race meeting today
at City View park. Summaries:
Half mile Dash-Daily oregogian won, Black
Adler second. Tom Lamar third. fine, :5Ol<
Mile-Mlsty Morn won, Altus second, Hello
third Time, la
Trotting and pacing. free for all-Alto won.
Susie 5 second, Challenger Chief third. Best
lima %
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Larcnia Park Races.

CINCINNATI. june lS,-The track was
fast today till the fifth race, when il began
10 rain. Springaway made track record
in the third race, making the mile in 1:4L
Summaries:
HsmliR third Time, l:l3l.
M.se aud seventy yards-London Smoke won,
orv.l.e second. Marp,ot third Time. Is
Nine furlongs-FT.iGy won, NewEou second
Sempey Rex third. Time, !. IS.
Handicap, S-yesr-olds aud upward, one mile
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big event. as follows:

Fallero got off first, with Bitten and
Not Us head apart. At the quarter post
Yo Tambien led by a head, Gulinda and
Not Us close up. At the half Lew Weir
led by neck, Yo Tambien and
Gulina Tapped. At the three-quarters
post Yo Tambien was neck
in front, Wadsworth and Gulinda
third. At the mile 70 Tambien led by a
length, Wightman and Huron neck and
neck. ARA coming fast. 70 rambien won
bv length and half, Wadsworth second,
ARA third. Time, 2:40s4 The time was
good considering the condition OF the
track. 70 Tambien had been heavily
backed to win. Summaries:
six and oue-half furlongs-St. Joe won, Gill
ford second, ora third. Time, 1919
-Four furlongs-Johnette won, Bonnie True
second, Trompeur third. Time, .5Sit
six furlongs--Bob Foster won, Ballaret sec
ond. Gaylord third Time, l:52s,.
Garfield Derby, mile and Quarter-Yo Tam
b.en won, Wadsworth second, ARA third. Time.
2:l3..
SIX and one-half furiongs -Freelight won,
vgttell second, Friday third. Time. l:42i!.
SIX iuriongs-Maggie Beck won, Bessie Bis
land second, Pagan third. Tine, l.33I4
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
RBV. DR.. BRIGGS
OPINION.
The controversy arising from "the higher

The controversy arising from "the higher
criticism" OF Rev. DR.. Briggs who has
been tried for he-esy, will change the
complexion Of the Interchangeable" creed
In the very nature of things every human
device IS prone to change. Pray, why
should medicine be the exception to the
rule? The Histogenetic system is the
newest chcnqe and IL head and shoulders
above the old and efiete 'systems." H.vs
you progressed mentally sufficiently to
appreciate a fact?
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
SPOKANE Z, TACOMA II.
Works Eaters Hit Sowders for Three
Home Runs, Two Triples and DoubIe.

SPOKANE, June 13,-TSpecial. Billy
Work and his sluggers played havoc with
Sowders' delivery today, and drove the
ball all over the field. Three home runs,
two triples and a double were in the
slaughter. Cartwright and Sippi did eff
fective work, the former getting two home
runs and a single, and the latter home
run. triple and sirA,le One of Cart
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SUMMARY.

Runs earned-Portland 3 Two-base hits
Tebeau 2 and Baldwin. Three-base hits-Os-
borne. Double pays-tieorge and White Bases
on balls--By McNabb 5, by McGinnis 3. Hit By
pitched ball-Ryn. Struck out-McNabb /, Nc
GiInis !. Passed balls Baldwin 2, Earle 2. Wild
pitches-McNabb !. MeGinnis l. lime OF game
l:45. Umpire-knight.
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wright's four baggers was gotten in n pc
cuiar manner. He drove the bali on the
car shed, and in rolling down it lodged be-
hind the advertising sign board. Spokane
was crippled by reason of Strauss sickness,
and the changes consequent weakened the
team. The score:
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AMATEUR LEAGUE GAME.
Ewings and Puyailups Play at Maids
Street Park.


Street Park.
This afternoon at Madison street park
the West Seattle Ewings and the Puyal-
lups, of the Puget Sound Amateur League,
play championship game. The Puyal-
lups, who have not lost a game this sea-
son, are of course in first place, while the
Ewings are good second. The home
team will make great effort to break the
visitors winning record and good game
is promised. Play will be called at $50
O'Clock. Twenty-Five cents admission viii
be charged. The makeup and batting
order of the teams will be:
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Western League Games.

CHICAGO. June 1S.-Western League
games today were:
AT Indianapolis-Game was called in
the third inning on account of rain. Score:
Omaha 3, Indianapolis 1.
At Fort Wayne-The game with Kansas
City was postponed owing to rain.
At Columbus-Columbu 5, Milwaukee 9.
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spr ngaway won. Adalia second. Irish Chief
third Time, l:4l.
Five furlougs--LttIe George won. Humming
Bird second, Silvia third. Time, 1:oa15.
SIX furlongs-Tenny, IT,, won, Roseola sec
ond Sunnybrook third. Time. 1l9ls
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SAN FRANCISCO, June 1S.-San Jose 3,
San Francisco ..
Los ANGELES, June 1s.-Los Angeles o,
Oakland 7.
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Vancouver Team Wina at Tacrosse

VANCOUVER, June 1S.-[Special. I'm the
provincial championship lacrosse series
Vancouver defeated New " estminster here
today by three games to two. Large sums
Of money changed hands.
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Protection for the League.

PORTLAND, June 18.-[Special. l-Secre.
tary Roche was today officially notified by
Secretary Young that the Pacific North
west league has protection and the right
of reservation under the national agree
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rana Rnat Race a. Vaneonver.

VANCoUyER, June lS.-A!exander Mac
Lean and J. Mckay rowed here today
Mckay won easily and the race had po-
tential odor. MacLean was SAID 10 nave
had money Oh Mckay.
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was very threatening. little rain fell De-
spite yesterdays heavy rain the track was
ut. The bookmakers were loaded down
with money. When the race was called
the horses that lined up before Starter
Rowe with jockey weights and betting
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Slaughter News.

SLAUGHTER, June 1S.-[Special. White
river is rising rapidly, and is near high
water mark.
Six new hop houses will be built on
Green river this summer.
Aaron Neatly is about to build $1,000
residence on his ranch.
Miss Lizzie Landon returned to FIRE.
mont Friday. She had been visiting Mrs.
n. w. Carter, at the Central hotel.
The Slaughter Milling Company is kept
very busy with orders for lumber.
Hops are looking well, and few lice have
been seen.
Purify your blood now with Oregon Blood
Purifier, the great health restorer.
Fifteen cents yard for best table oil cloth, 45
inches wide. The Bon Marche. Front and Cedar
streets.
Majestic Steel Ranges. l.401 Front street.
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base hts-Reader and Bofchers. Three-base
hits-Sippi and Lauer. Home runs-CartwriSh hit
2. sippi Bases on balls--By Borchers 5, by sow
ders .. Bases from being hit by pitched ball
Poihemus StrGck out-By sowders 4, by
Borchers s. Passed bals-By Wilson !, by Cody
8. Wild pitches-Sowders !. Time of game
2.l5 Umpire-Mr. March.
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csve Us Laughing Philosophers:

,arrh not. neither do they smile. They are u
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. They are usually sour OF
v.sace. pale. sigat. dry, quite sFayy.es' IhHl.
yiGuals in fact. who look as II ihey had oeeA a.
log..-a-heatis with roast beef su their AveA me
slic-splittlnc, bu.ton-oursi!ns GaAa" la Pr
"a 80, the Individual with good digestion
l. never heard from them they hAAehtlH
mole hills into mountains, "srites hsnE IS ~
iuto grleyous ana0yaneeS snow u %. -
r,n.ues pot a small ulsaa2s. &nG u "holA tAs
folatsirs OF me-rlment are easily SCI sEo" sl ,,
wev show vog u1an VIA sett. - 1850 80:
blessing. aud bsnlsA the nervousness ana = Ter
v.cus disposition ~ snaT! ana BAD tSu.s 49,
attends dvspep~is- ksGCIAatlshl'
malaria. kidney trouble SAa !" si-FF0 -
TIE Hltjc-S
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-06-19
MONTANA COLTS DAY.
Suburban Handicap and Gar
field Derby Won by West.
MONTANA AND 70 TAMBIEN.
They Get Purses of sec, 900 Each-Over
$4,000 People Witness Zach OF
the Great Events.

/ Z Z PS II z A D
BAY. J.. l.. June
1s.--The suburb
an handicap to-
day was a grand
race. Twenty
i've thousand
people W ere
present, and al
though the sky
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No Amateur Came at Tacoma

TACOMA, June 1S.-ISpecial. There will
be no amateur game tomorrow. The Seat
tie club wires that it cannot come
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efcKAHK, Wash. March Il. ia91

Dr. J, Eugene Jordan, Seattle, Wash.
Dear DR.. Jordan-Your letter and msdi-
cines for my wife received; thanks for
your promptness.
was under the impression that wrote
You about my granddaughter. She Is
perfectly well and had no relapse what.
ever. Yours truly,
PAUL STROBACH.
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PORTLAND.

club will try very hard to make it FIVE to-
morrow. The opposing pitchers will be
Mains and Parrot. The score:
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GRrswoLp, Wash. Jan. %, Iso1

Dr.. ]. Eugene Jordan. Seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir-I have been taking your medi-
cines regular until about two weeks ago.
/ feel perfectly we'll; my heart don't
trouble me any and am getting as fat as
a pig. Some tell me that it was faith tina.
cured me; I am very thankful for that
much faith. remain yours respectfully,
GEO. GRISWoLD.
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You can save 30 per cent. by buying
v,,,r music OIL. \. c. Gosewisch, ZIG Co
lumbia street.
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PORTLAND. June Is.

IE story of to-
days game is cas-
lily told. Seattle
could not touch
McNabb, while
McGinnis w o S
touched up to
t h Q tune OF
eleven hits. This
m a X e5 four
straight games
for Portland,
and the home
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Princeton Defeats Yale.
New YORK, June 1S.-Princeton IL.
VoIa
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Purify your blood now with Oregon Blood
Purifier, the great health restorer.
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Majestic steel Ranges. 1.4o1 Front street
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WILL WE NEVER WIN?
Portland Ballplayers Score the
Fourth Successive Victory.
TWO ERRORS BY puNNlNG.
A Solid Grip on Last Piace-Tacomas
Make Three Home RIMS and De-
feat SpokaDes Easily.
RECORD OF THE LEAGUES.


RECORD OF THE LEAGUES.
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Fifteen cents yard for best table oil cloth, 45
inches wide. The Bon Marche. Front and Cedar
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1892-04-23
LIGHT EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS.

Tbree of Them We're Felt In California
Reports From Eight Different Places.
WINTERS, Cal, April 21.-There have
been three shocks of earthquake here
since the big one of Tuesday morning,
one at 2:O5 q. m, one at 5 a. m, the last
at $40 a. m. The damage is now esti-
mated at 100000. There is not house
in town but is damaged, some being be-
yond repair.
VAcAvILLE, CAL. April 91.-People
are at work fixing temporary support
for buildings and clearing away rub
bish. Contractors are on hand and the
work of permanent repairs is going on
with a large force of worlxmen. Alto
1ether seven shocks have been felt in
the last three nights. The one at >
o'clock yesterday morning was the most
severe, but its only effect was to hurry
the establishment of already crumbling
walls
DIXON, Cal, April 21.-This place was
again shaken by three distinct earth
quake shocks yesterday morning, one
at 9 o'clock, one at 4 o'clock and another
at $50 o'clock, all of short duration.
ELMRA. Cal, April 21.-The shock OF
Tuesday morning was followed by sew
eral lighter ones yesterday morning.
Commencing at o'clock and contin-
uing at intervals until 0 there were
asven distinct shocks felt here.
GRASS VALLEY, Cal, April 21.-There
was an earthquake shock here yester-
day morning at about 2 o'clock, lasting
twelve on fourteen seconds Nodamage.
NEVADA CRY, Cal, April 9l.-A mild
shock Of earthquake was felt here
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

NEW YORK, ->nv. betting nt II
l~ nH. Hunger "ie way. Last night the
>to y W., -'n't+,i thut Billy Et~a,
tud ssh, ,tuM IL hat III Cleveland and
tim, Ia takers u tlt he fund, At thu
Hrtf,uhn h"n-- t"~nrd 9 uclock, VIM.
Huh', ut ti,- na1i"nnl republican ON.
nit er, aud Nat Mckay, u +h.ptuild =
cr, entered ;llr bur ru.,1n.
We h-urd there " rs $50 0tNl around
htr+,' Mr.. Hahn ~>id. "Vhere il 1t !:
I w'.nId like to take - ttHI 1T IT,
Ami | VII! .nkr IS ,OUu Ut it," Mr.,
MrtkAy chltntA In.
''Whrre'- Billy Edwards =" cried "a
man. "Ht', the n1un y"u ~Hnt to
s+-.'
Yv-, whrre'- Billy Eiwards::"
a.k+d s+ve1Al Others, aud then The
,cro"d took up the question, "Where'-
Billy Edward-?" Billy Edward. not
being present, Mr.. Mckay anu Mr..
Hahn wanted tt knuw IT there was
nyp"dy e11e that wanted to bit tn
Cleveland. There were no volunteers
and tue two men left tbe rooul In dls
kuAt
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05
Eoto for Helena for the capital.


This remedy IL becoming 50 well
known and 30 popular ~ to need no
speoial mention. All who have used
Electric bitters sing the same song Of
praise. A purer medicine does not
exist, and it Is guaranteed to do all
that Is claimed. Electric Bitters will
cu1e all diseases Of the liver and kid
neys, will remove pimtles, bolls, ealt
rheum and other affections caused by
impure blood, VIII drive malaria
from the system and prevent ~ we'll
as cure all malarial fevers. For curoot
headache, constipation and indiRes~
ton try Electric Bitters. Entire sat
'sfaction guaranteed or money refund
ed. Price 500 aud 81 per hottie A.
Wright's drug etore.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05
Butte for the CA1,ttHj,

BUTTE. Mopt., Nuv. -[5pectal 10
JOURNAL THE largest nnd most en-
thusiastlc audit nee that evtr gathered
In Butte assembled In the opera house
this evening to cheer for Butte for The
capital. Among the speakers were
W. A, ClArt, Jus. Forb;e, DR.. e. P.
Ho1gh. WIN. Thompson, H. l.. Frank,
John Cuttis, 4. L. Campbell and J..
B. Welcome.
The streets were thronged with peo-
PIE ut an early hour, and when the
band marched to tue hall playing
"Home Sweet Home," the building,
along the line shook with the thun-
de Gus cheers Of loyal people. Long
be.ore the hour tor speaking tue opera
house was packed aud 1T least thrt 9
thousand people were clamoriDg for
admission. The innleuae crowd on
the outside waited long aud patiently
about the opera house, and finding
they could nut gain admission, held a
brief outdoor meeting aud dispersed
with three rous!Dg cheers and u tiger
for Butte. The speakers were al! ap-
plau jed To the echo and never in the
history Of the metropolis was there a
more vociferous demand for loyalty
and independent manhood. Butte is
practically united. Walkervilie ls
abiaze with Butte enthusiasm and
everybody IL singing "Home sweet
H ome."
Silver Bow county will cast at least
9O per cent. OF her vote for Butte.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05
Truth.

The drummer had just finished Il rather
unreliable fish story, but nubuly said
anything torn minute: then Il venerable
man Ut clerical cnt cleared his throat
anu said:
"Sreakiuy of fish reminds 1ne Of case
that came to my knowledge recently. I
live down in southern Ohio on IL river
bottom far1n, and I've got u we'll On my
place abuut twenty-five feet deep and
tom feet in diameter, 1inetl with brick
Last summer a yelr ago received q
couple 1T II new brand Of fish from the
fish commission ut Washington and l
put them in my we'll.
II never Thought much more about
them until o1le day this past month my
Wifi told 1ne something was the matter
with the well. and ia better see to it. |
sent my farm hand down to investigate
and he came back us fast as the wind
lass would turn and reported that Some
thing was in the well raising Sam Hill.
He couldn't tell what it w,s. but it
looked more like st4 serpent than any
thing else. ItAisln't scare 1tz+ at MI. and
| got into thu lnrl:et myself and went
down. And, ;+rr&leAHn. what 10 you
think discovt:tu:'
Nobody answ' xii. %obcdy knew.
well. I'll tel :@r." continued the
narrator. Il fou,Hl ,A*+ w:4;erunl: about
4 foot deep. ANA >I:c:r two fish hal
grown 70 large that os.e o{ them had
rubbed his tail off clean down to til"
quick and the other l,:l.l worn his muse
oft up to his eyes just turning around
and around in that four foot we'll, and
there's no telling how big they would
have been it the water hadn't got 20
low we had to take them ont and turn
them loose in the river"
The venerable gentleman ceased talk
ing, and the drummer. with tears in his
eyes, went over and shook hands with
him.-Detroit Free Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

LONDON, Nov, \. 3.--"Harri.on will
carry Mhth .<+w York aud IrdIana,'
.hy' J"hn G. New, with q gt"nd deal IT
emphasis. l1e hA4ts his confidence TN
letters which arrived by the city If
Paris yesterday.
"The luck Of interest,"" continue. d
he man who |" i,'t hA. snnde Harri-t II
the cat dida1e of his party, ''has
Il" ell apparent ntlt.' TIL. immense
rrKrt~tra'i"1. braves this. II rignin i
only conservative conviction, aud cul,-
sr'ratl~m il rttub!rnni>m IN this
caup4ign. The rrntt,i-nce uf the IT,
puhhc'u 'nan ayers IA 1uttianA ha- ill.,
crea~tt1 wonderfully III The lat two
we+k-. acc"r'InK 10 my Advicrr. and I
have II" dou', at all that Harrison
"! rHrry the STATE.
"'[h" lnAnufar' urtng int+re.t4 If
NJ" York NV Jer.t> nnh 'onnecti-
cut ure pru'"rt,hnAtely stronger titan
III tiir we:'t, ntd tho - tntcre@ ARE uu-
Yue-tinnab|y ntp,~.u Ia u chAuK+ VET.
| hrlleve TIN. H,rfls ~ will hr &rum
pha.tty re-tltctru uE Tli+ Stay next"
No American cam t'u Eu since tin.
war has attracted 10 Httlr in;trts: 10
r gl rhnen nlti among Americans iu
Eurtpr. Ttt r. Ea. h+tl little l,ct.
ting IN The tns! day nr two, most Of it
evtn n,0nty. with occasionally atixht
udcs ., favor # Hntrl.nn.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

dearest, dearest Angelina, am
yours:'
Il don't know. Mr.. dt Mouse. C;.
you keep Inc in suSpenderS:" and s.
looked s1ernly ut him.
"Ies, my own
but there are other things. belo.
to ten societies for the Improvement
the feminine mind. Can von kcep lluu>
Mr.. tlt MouSp::''
II will try, my own"
And c'',k us your mother used to dc
"l-I--will learn"
"And take Fido out every day tc
walk:"
NO. said ,ir. dc Mouse in II firm
manly voice. Il i',aw the line at E'ilo
| may bo veal; u1nl ttf!'s>,"!,latt, but
when it comes tu drawing: II f,'cllt
minded poodle a1ol1:; tl1t ti,lt'w4lls by 4
string, I'm NIT in ii. T'artwell. crue1
gu~r-r-l. You have 1n;ls!c II l:4:!u Of INT. ;
and Mr.. tie Moust. w:li;etl out, and
Angelina saw him m n1ore.-Detroit
Free Press.
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1t Should be III Every House.

]. B wilson, 81 Clay st.. Sharps-
burg, Pa. says he will not be witnout
Dr.. Kiug's New Discovery for Cons
sumption, Coughs and Colds, that 1t
cured hie wife who VIM thIeAtened
with pneumonia after HI attack Of 'la
9rippe," when various other remedies
and several doctors did her no good.
Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa.,
claims DR.. Kings New Discovery has
done him more good than anything be
ever used for lung trouble. Nothing
Ike 1t. Try 1t. Free bottles at John
Wri9hl's Drug Store, Large bottles
SOC. and 81.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

IL tue nlhu who, with Il lar IF kid
E'nvf II on hia hands sits III ht- cuzv
tf1;tt u+tItnd' nv twenty. five cent. t.,r
j4~t putting " little hn1. i, II 60 Ct. =
tar. But this ~ mt half nf l.: He H..
nlnn1s cash down, whist tie rnor ur>
~ 'tuttnte with tlt- volt 1e1ts n,l t
> 'tttr wait ne yeAr fer hi- cash ,r
tx" seventy c~nt- MI the hnf}Hr for l. y
.rtitica'e. All this I+ads me 10 h..
iitvt thai voting l'nys letter IN Mii'<s
Cry than On tn" rAn ge.
CHARLES HCCkINS.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

The Tom Carter Republican League
club will hold u ,nteting on Monday
evening, November 7th, at the court
house. aud all republicans, whether
members Of the club or not, arc re-
quested to be present. In addition
to remarks by several speakers, mat
ters OF vital Importance will be dis
oussed and 1t is especially urged that
all republicans make an effort to be
present. Meeting will be- called to or
der at 8 O'Clock sharp.
GEO. w. ALLERT0N,
6ec'y.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1892-11-05

The Boston girl never ln:llers Tel
To- at the mouth Of Telephone,
She simply says, as sl1e puts the rc'
ceiver tn her ear. Il take the l:l*.rty'
of addressing YOU via Il WHO Hur'
charged with electricity ~ '[u>as
Stiffness.